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Aging, Metabolism, Stress, Pathogenesis, and Small RNAs in C. elegans Topic Meeting 2012 xx Topic: Pathogenesis Abstracts 132-161, 169 132 Cancer-like features could facilitate rapid intracellular growth of a natural intracellular parasite in C. elegans. Malina Bakowski, Amy Ma, Christopher Desjardins, Christina Cuomo, Emily Troemel 133 Identifying a genetic basis to resistance against microsporidian parasites Keir Balla, Erik Andersen, Zhi Yan, Leonid Kruglyak, Emily Troemel 134 Mapping natural variation in sensitivity to the Orsay virus in C. elegans wild isolates Tony Belicard, Marie-Anne Felix 135 The Human Herpesvirus Type 1 Latency Associated Transcript Produces Egg Laying and Locomotion Defects in the Nematode C. elegans Ana Bratanich, Jesica Diogo 136 The Conserved 1-Cys Peroxiredoxin, PRDX-6, has Diverse Roles in Stress Resistance, Innate Immunity and Aging Emma Button, Elizabeth Veal 137 Shiga-like Toxin 1 Is Required Partly for The Pathogenicity of Escherichia coli O157:H7 in Caenorhabditis elegans Chang-Shi Chen, Ting-Chen Chou, Hao-Chieh Chiu, Cheng-Ju Kuo, Ching-Ming Wu, Wan-Jr Syu 138 Leucobacter Strains Are Diverse Natural Pathogens of Caenorhabditis Laura Clark, Marie-Anne Felix, Maria Joao Gravato-Nobre, Jonathan Hodgkin 139 Discriminating Pathogens from Innocuous Microbes: C/EBP Surveillance Immunity in C. elegans Intestinal Defense Tiffany Dunbar, Zhi Yan, Keir Balla, Margery Smelkinson, Emily Troemel 140 The invertebrate lysozyme ILYS-3 aids bacterial disruption and acts in the intestine under non-autonomous pharyngeal control to protect against bacterial infection Maria Joao Gravato-Nobre , Jonathan Hodgkin 141 Dissecting ERAD Component Function in a Motor Neuron Disease Model Angela Jablonski, Robert Kalb 142 A Transmembrane Leucine-Rich Repeat Protein Important for Microsporidia Infection in C. elegans Robert Luallen, Malina Bakowski, Emily Troemel 143 The redox sensor TRX-1: a potential regulator of signaling in C. elegans Katie McCallum, Danielle Garsin 144 Functional Characterization of Thioredoxin 3 (TRX-3), a Caenorhabditis elegans Intestine-Specific Thioredoxin Maria Jimenez-Hidalgo, Cyril Leopold Kurz, Jose Rafael Pedrajas, Francisco Jose Naranjo-Galindo, Juan Cabello, Elamparithi Jayamani, Eleftherios Mylonakis, Juan Carlos Fierro-Gonzalez, Peter Swoboda, Antonio Miranda-Vizuete
Aging, Metabolism, Stress, Pathogenesis, and Small RNAs in C. elegans Topic Meeting 2012 145 Screening Potential Anthelmintic Compounds for Novel Activity Megan Gross, Olufadakemi Awoyinka, Michael Smith, M. Shahjahan Kabir, James Cook, Aaron Monte, Jennifer Miskowski 146 Characterizing C. elegans behavior in response to E. faecalis Mona Gardner, Thomas Graciano, June Middleton, Edith Myers 147 Exploring Antifungal Potential of CAMPs in the C. elegans Infection Model Massimiliano Olivi, Daniela Uccelletti, Maria Mangoni, Donatella Barra, Claudio Palleschi 148 Using Bacterial Infection as a Tool to Dissect the Molecular Components of the Nematode Surface Delia O’Rourke, Rebecca Price, Dave Stroud, Jonathan Hodgkin 149 Identification of the Transcriptional Targets of the PMK-1 p38-Dependent Transcription Factor ATF-7 Daniel Pagano, Dennis Kim 150 The Role of the G-protein Coupled Receptor FSHR-1 in the C. elegans Stress Response Amanda Miller, Hannah Anthony, Joseph Robinson, Shannon Hartley, Jennifer Powell 151 Nematodes Living in Anoxic Conditions at a Deep-sea Methane Seep are Infected With Sexually Transmitted Parasitic Fungus-related Microsporidia Amir Sapir, Adler Dillman, Manuel Mundo-Ocampo, James Baldwin, Victoria Orphan, Paul Sternberg 152 Key Residues of Cry5B Structure and Function: Mutagenesis by Alanine Scanning Jillian Sesar, Yan Hu, Sandy Chang, Arash Safavi, Raffi Aroian 153 Caenorhabditis elegans Neutralizes Small Molecule Toxins Produced by Pseudomonas aeruginosa Gregory Stupp, Ramadan Ajredini, Arthur Edison 154 Coprinopsis cinerea Lectins-mediated Toxicity against C. elegans Katrin Stutz, Alex Butschi, Silvia Bleuler-Martinez, Mario Schubert, Markus Aebi, Markus Kuenzler, Michael Hengartner 155 Understanding the Molecular Underpinnings of Pathogen Recognition in C. elegans Kwame Twumasi-Boateng, Hae-Sung Kang, Michael Shapira 156 Reactive oxygen species generated by BLI-3/Ce-Duox1 during infection triggers the activation of SKN-1 in C. elegans Ransome van der Hoeven, Katie McCallum, Melissa Cruz, Danielle Garsin 157 TRPM Channels are Required for Clozapine’s Effects in C. elegans Xin Wang, Taixiang Saur, Bruce Cohen, Edgar(Ned) Buttner 158 QTL Mapping of Differential Susceptibility to Bacteria in Caenorhabditis elegans Ziyi Wang, Michael Herman, Basten Snoek, Jan Kammenga xxi
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