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26 Transportation Public Transportation The city of Sapporo is served by an extensive public transport system consisting of 3 subway lines, JR (Japan Railway) lines, a streetcars route and a substantial bus service. Major JR routes provide access into the city and connections to New Chitose Airport, as well as the suburbs and surrounding areas of Sapporo. The three subway lines, serving a total of 46 stations throughout Sapporo, link the main business, commercial and entertainment areas as well as the central railway station, to all parts of the city. Regular streetcars and buses cover routes not serviced by the subways and convenient shuttle buses link shopping areas and event venues around the city. Various one-day or pre-paid passes covering all these services are available, making traveling within Sapporo even cheaper and more convenient. On foot Although Sapporo's population surpasses 1.8 million, the city center is compact and most central facilities are within walking distance. In summer, a pleasant stroll through Odori Park links many hotels and conference venues with the business and commercial areas. Extensive underground shopping malls and walkways connect major buildings with subway stations and provide shelter in Sapporo's more severe winter weather. Quiet, Clean Subways Unique rubber tires make Sapporo's subway system one of the quietest and cleanest in Japan, if not the world. Services start from early morning and continue until midnight. One-day passes are available for 800 yen and "multi-purpose" pre-paid cards connecting the subway with streetcar and bus routes are available for 1000 yen. "Donichika Kippu" is a one-day pass, only usable on Saturdays and Sundays, sold for 500 yen. Convenient Streetcars Streetcars operate regular return trips on an almost circular route between South 1 West 4, and Susukino, via the Mt. Moiwa area. Get on at any of the 21 stops enroute and pay a fl at rate of 170 yen as you get off. A discount rate of 150 yen is available in the mornings before 7:00am. Extensive Bus Services Although certain knowledge of the local geography might help when using buses, this simple and cheap way to travel enables you to see more of the city. Simply board the bus through the rear door, take a ticket from the machine and pay your fare as you get off. A numbered fare display at the front of the bus allows you to calculate your fare from the number on your ticket. Abundant Taxis Wave and they will stop. Base fares start around 650 yen, increasing in 90 yen increments every 309 meters or so. Fares are displayed on a meter in the front of the cab. Rates increase by 20% after 22:00. Tipping is not customary.
IUMS Executive Board President Daniel O Sordelli University of Buenos Aires Argentina President Elect Geoffrey L Smith Imperial College London UK Vice-President Joan W Bennett School of Environmental and Biological Sciences - Rutgers University USA Vice-President Yoshiyuki Nagai Riken Center of Research Network for Infectious Diseases Japan Treasurer Heinz Zeichhardt Charité - Universitaetsmedizin Berlin Germany Secretary-General Robert A Samson CBS Fungal Biodiversity Centre The Netherlands Member at Large Stephen A Lerner Wayne State University School of Medicine Harper University Hospital USA Committee Members XV International Congress of Virology Member at Large Yuan Kun Lee Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine National University of Singapore Singapore Chair of Bacteriology & Applied Microbiology Division (BAM) Michael Hecker University of Greifswald Germany Chair of Mycology Division Marianna Viviani Università degli Studi di Milano Italy Chair of Virology Division Robert A Lamb Northwestern University USA Vice-Chair of Bacteriology & Applied Microbiology Division (BAM) Eliora Z Ron Tel Aviv University Israel Vice-Chair of Mycology Division Scott E Baker Pacifi c Northwest National Laboratory USA Vice-Chair of Virology Division Yoshihiro Kawaoka The University of Tokyo Japan 27
Page 1: IUMS 2011 Sapporo FINAL PROGRAM XV
Page 4 and 5: Contents Greetings ................
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Page 19 and 20: Certifi cate of Attendance About th
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Page 24 and 25: 22 City of Sapporo About Sapporo We
Page 26 and 27: 24 Currency and Money Exchange Gene
Page 30 and 31: 28 Program Committee Chair of Bacte
Page 32 and 33: 30 Kay Faaberg USA Ken Tyler USA Kl
Page 34 and 35: 32 National Scientifi c Committees
Page 36 and 37: 34 Luncheon Seminar Thursday, 8 Sep
Page 38 and 39: 36 Evening Seminar Friday, 9 Septem
Page 40 and 41: 38 Previous IUMS Congresses Held tr
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Page 46 and 47: 44 Opening Special Lecture Sunday,
Page 48 and 49: 46 Friday, 16 September 9:00-10:00
Page 50 and 51: 48 VI-SY2-4 A DNA REPAIR PROTEIN NB
Page 52 and 53: 50 VI-SY5-2 ELECTROPORATION OF LOW
Page 54 and 55: 52 VI-SY7-6 INFLUENZA POLYMERASE AC
Page 56 and 57: 54 VI-SY10-4 INDUCTION OF CASPASE A
Page 58 and 59: 56 VI-SY13-4 OPPOSITE EFFECT OF VAL
Page 60 and 61: 58 VI-SY16-3 ENZYME-LINKED IMMUNOSO
Page 62 and 63: 60 Tuesday, 13 September 11:25-12:5
Page 68 and 69: 66 Wednesday, 14 September 14:30-16
Page 70 and 71: 68 VI-SY30-2 E6 AND E7 VARIANTS OF
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Page 76 and 77: 74 VI-SY37-2 ROLE OF MEMBRANES IN D
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76 VI-SY39-6 STRUCTURE, ASSEMBLY AN
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78 VI-SY42-6 LACK OF PRESENCE OF TH
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80 Thursday, 15 September 14:30-16:
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82 VI-SY48-4 BLOCKING OF FCR SUPPRE
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84 VI-SY51-3 EFFICACY OF SINGLE EPI
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86 VI-SY54-3 PERSISTENT EXPRESSION
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88 Friday, 16 September 14:30-16:00
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90 VI-SY60-3 VIROME IN BAT INTESTIN
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Posters XV International Congress o
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Poster 1 Discussion time: 10:15-11:
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VI-PO2 Host Factors for Virus Repli
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VI-PO2-24 CHROMATIN ENVIRONMENT-DEP
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VI-PO1-15 EPITOPE MAPPING OF NEUTRA
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VI-PO1-39 LIPIDOMICS ANALYSIS REVEA
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VI-PO18-19 HEAT SHOCK PROTEIN 70 OV
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VI-PO26-5 PLANT VIRUS CONTROL EMPLO
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VI-PO8-4 ANTICANCER ACTIVITIES OF V
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VI-PO27-7 HBV X PROTEIN OVERCOMES A
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VI-PO21-23 CELLULAR MICRORNAS DIFFE
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VI-PO13-23 ESTABLISHMENT OF A FELIN
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VI-PO16-3 A SEROLOGICAL SURVEY OF R
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VI-PO22-20 IDENTIFICATION OF COMMON
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VI-PO7-12 THE AMINO ACID REQUIREMEN
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VI-PO24-3 IDENTIFICATION OF COMPOUN
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VI-PO24-27 NEWLY DEVELOPED A MULTIP
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VI-PO32-8 SERO-PREVALENCE OF SWINE
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VI-PO29-6 ADP-RIBOSYLATION FACTOR 1
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VI-PO5-7 MASSIVELY PARALLEL SEQUENC
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VI-PO5-30 MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATIO
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VI-PO5-51 COMPARISON OF REACTOGENIC
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VI-PO43-2 BIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL P
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VI-PO60 Virus Ecology and Tropical
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VI-PO53-18 EMERGING HEMAGGLUTININ A
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VI-PO52-12 EMERGENCE OF DENGUE IN K
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VI-PO38-4 RT-MULTIPLEX PCR FOR DETE
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VI-PO38-25 COMPARISON OF MICRO-FOCI
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VI-PO35-11 CHARACTERIZATION OF A HI
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VI-PO35-32 HIV-1 CDNA INTEGRATION A
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VI-PO35-53 IN VITRO INHIBITORY ACTI
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VI-PO51-6 HUMORAL IMMUNE RESPONSE T
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VI-PO56-1 VI-PO56 Adenoviruses Thur
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VI-PO47-4 EPIDEMIOLGY AND DISEASE A
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VI-PO45-5 Withdrawn VI-PO45-6 CONST
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VI-PO45-28 INFECTION OF MOUSE CELLS
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VI-PO61-3 HIGH SUSCEPTIBILITY OF CU
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VI-PO54-1 VI-PO54 Hepatitis C Thurs
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VI-PO54-22 FREQUENCY OF HEPATITIS C
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VI-PO55-6 IMMUNOPROTECTIVE EPITOPES
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204 Outreach Program for Members of
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