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European Society of Mycobacteriology 30th Annual Congress July 5-8, 2009 Porto, Portugal The European Society of Mycobacteriology (ESM, http://www.esmycobacteriology.eu), founded in 1980, is a non-profit international scientific society dealing with different aspects of mycobacteriology and related diseases. It is considered one of the most active international scientific societies in this area, being committed to: - Encouraging the highest standards for research to facilitate the discovery of new knowledge; - Coordinating and providing information and expertise to other organizations worldwide; - Disseminating knowledge on all aspects of mycobacteriology and related diseases, through scientific meetings and publications, - Encouraging and providing the highest standards of training to interested health care providers; - Establishing, reviewing and revising guidelines; - Promoting high quality and cost effective diagnostic procedures; - Advising, cooperating and participating with government and non-government agencies in matters of common interest; - Participating in activities whose aim is to prevent mycobacterial diseases worldwide. The ESM meetings are held each year in a different country of Europe. The ESM2009 congress is hosted in the city of Porto, in Portugal. International specialists will treat themes at the front-line of scientific achievement in the field of mycobacteriology and related diseases. As in previous meetings, the scientific program of the conferences covers a wide range of topics in both applied and fundamental research in areas of priority such as: - Diagnostics of active and latent tuberculosis - Diagnostics of atypical mycobacteria - Molecular epidemiology of tuberculosis - Antibiotic resistance, MDR, XDR - Tuberculosis drug development - Immunology of mycobacterial infections - Molecular Biology of mycobacteria - Taxonomy of the genus Mycobacterium - Veterinarian and environmental Mycobacteriology - Methods for diagnostics adapted to economically disfavoured settings - Laboratory safety - Short and long term programs and recommendations European Society of Mycobacteriology | 30 th Annual Congress | July 2009 | Porto - Portugal 3
Congress Organization EUROPEAN SOCIETY OF MYCOBACTERIOLOGY http://www.esmycobacteriology.eu Chairman of the ESM 2009 congress Suzana David (Lisbon, Portugal) Steering Committee General Secretary President Treasurer Members Enrico Tortoli (Firenze, Italy) Todor Kantardjiev (Sofia, Bulgaria) Malcolm Yates (East Dulwich Grove, U.K.) Maria-Jesus Garcia (Madrid, Spain) Sven Hoffner (Solna, Sweden) Stefan Niemann (Borstel, Germany) Gabriela Pfyffer (Luzern, Switzerland) Nalin Rastogi (Guadeloupe, France) Veronique Vincent (Geneva, Switzerland) HONORS COMMITTEE ESM 2009 Ana Jorge Mariano Gago Manuel Pizarro Francisco Ramos José Pereira Miguel Jorge Sampaio Mario Raviglione Maria do Céu Machado Francisco George Jorge Soares Jorge Torgal Rui Rio Fernando Augusto Fiuza de Melo Minister of Health Minister of Science, Technology and Higher Education Secretary of State for Health Secretary of State for Health President of the National Health Institute Dr. Ricardo Jorge UN Secretary General’s Special Envoy to Stop TB Director of the Stop TB Department, World Health Organization High Comissioner for Health Director-General of Health Director of the Health and Human development Service Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation Director do Institute of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Mayor of the city of Porto Director of the Clemente Ferreira Institute, São Paulo, Brasil 4 ESM 2009
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Page 3: Welcome Message Dear Colleagues, It
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OP-11 Mycobacterium avium SUBSPECIE
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OP-13 THE SUNNY SIDE OF MYCOBACTERI
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OP-15 HOW WILD-TYPE MIC DISTRIBUTIO
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OP-17 Mycobacterium tuberculosis IS
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A REPORT ON NEW ADAPTED FORMS OF EX
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OP-21 PRESENCE OF ESAT-6 AND CFP-10
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OP-23 TUBERCULOSIS SOFTWARE IN A GE
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OP-24 Development of an automated c
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OP-26 THIORIDAZINE SHOWS PROMISING
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OP-28 MEMBRANE- BASED VERSUS MICROB
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PP-1 EVALUATION OF THE HIGH-THROUGH
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PP-3 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN BEIJING GE
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PP-6 SPOLIGOTYPE PATTERNS AND DRUG
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PP-8 Mycobacterium tuberculosis BEI
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PP-13 IMPORTANCE OF MOLECULAR TYPIN
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PP-15 MOLECULAR EPIDEMIOLOGY STUDY
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SPOLIGOTYPING OF Mycobacterium tube
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PP-19 MULTIPLY RECURRENT TUBERCULOS
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PP-21 MOLECULAR STUDY OF RECURRENT
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GENOTYPING OF MONO AND MULTI-DRUG R
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PP-25 Drug-resistance of Mycobacter
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PP-27 Mutational analysis of genes
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PP-29 CHARACTERISATION OF STREPTOMY
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PP-31 tuberculosis RESISTANCE in a
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PP-33 GENOTYPIC DETECTION OF ISONIA
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PP-35 Mycobacterium tuberculosis: 1
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PP-37 IN VITRO ACTIVITY OF OFLOXACI
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DETECTION OF EMBB GENE CODON 306 MU
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PP-41 Characterization of gidB gene
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PP-43 DESIGN OF A RAPID METHOD OF I
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PP-45 Resistance, MDR and XDR of M.
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PP-47 TYPING OF Mycobacterium avium
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PP-49 IS1245-RFLP Based Genetic Rel
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PP-51 Nontuberculous Mycobacteria,
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PP-53 EVALUATION OF HSP 65, TB ,SP
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IDENTIFICATION OF NONTUBERCULOUS MY
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PP-57 ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION
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PP-59 A CASE-REPORT OF Mycobacteriu
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PP-61 LABORATORY MICROBIOLOGY CONTR
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TEACHING OLD BONES NEW TRICKS; SING
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DIRECT IDENTIFICATION OF Mycobacter
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PP-67 FIRST EXPERIENCE WITH GENOTYP
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PP-69 EVALUATION OF A NEW REAL-TIME
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CLINICAL PERFORMANCE OF QUANTIFERON
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PP-73 QUANTIFERON ® -TB GOLD IN-TU
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REAL-TIME POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION
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PP-77 DETECTION OF Mycobacterium tu
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PP-79 OSSEOUS TUBERCULOSIS AT AGE O
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PP-81 ROLE OF TNF-a GENE POLYMORPHI
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PP-83 VIRULENCE, IMMUNOGENICITY AND
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PP-85 ANALYSIS OF M. smegmatis MUTA
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PP-87 Mycobacterium tuberculosis Ar
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IMPLEMENTATION OF THE THIN LAYER AG
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PP-91 DIRECT DETECTION OF RIFAMPIN
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PP-93 CONTRIBUTION OF LABORATORY FA
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PP-95 EVALUATION OF CAPILIA (TAUNS)
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PP-97 DIRECT TESTING FOR MULTI DRUG
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PP-99 VARIOUS STRATEGIES TO DECONTA
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PP-101 COMPARISON OF RAPID COLORIME
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PP-103 NITRATE REDUCTASE ASSAY APPL
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PP-107 SYNERGISTIC ACTIVITY OF TWO
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PP-109 PREVALENCE OF EFFLUX-MEDIATE
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PP-111 ANTI-MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULO
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PP-113 the human macrophage as a mo
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PP-115 Nosocomial TB in a laborator
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