rologie i - European Congress of Virology

5 th European Congress of VirologyWORKSHOP 19: “VIRAL EVOLUTION AND QUASISPECIES” Room Gratte-Ciel 1, 2, 3 - level 2 (p. S99)Chairpersons: Esteban DOMINGO (Madrid, SPAIN) & Alexander PLYUSNIN (Helsinki, FINLAND)08h30 – 09h0009h00 – 09h1509h15 – 09h3009h30 – 09h4509h45 – 10h0010h00 – 10h1510h15 – 10h30Keynote: Monitoring short-term virus evolution in vivo by deep sequencing transmitted viralsubpopulations Marco VIGNUZZI (Paris, FRANCE)Low fidelity strains of alphaviruses with fitness defects in vitro and in vivoKathryn ROZEN GAGNON (Institut Pasteur, Paris, FRANCE)Factors Influencing the Fixation of Beneficial Mutations in Bacteriophage Qbeta Evolvedat Increased Error Rate, Laura CABANILLAS (Torrejón de Ardoz, SPAIN)Response of hepatitis C virus to long term passage in the presence of interferon alpha.Multiple mutations and a common phenotype, Celia PERALES (Madrid, SPAIN)Codon specific positive selection and atypical nucleotide substitution patterns in prolongedpoliovirus infection, Hovi TAPANI (Helsinki, FINLAND)Evolutionary implications of distinct recombination patterns observed within Human enterovirusA species, Alexander LUKASHEV (Moscow, RUSSIA)Evolution of the hemagglutinin of pandemic H1N1 (2009): maintaining optimal receptor bindingby compensatory substitutions, Erik DE VRIES (Utrecht, THE NETHERLANDS)WORKSHOP 26: “VIRAL INFECTIONS IN TRANSPLANT AND IMMUNOCOMPROMISED PATIENTS”Amphitheater, Level 0 (p. S101)Chairpersons: Thomas SCHULZ (Hannover, GERMANY) & Paulo PAIXAO (Lisbon, PORTUGAL)08h30 – 09h0009h00 – 09h1509h15 – 09h3009h30 – 09h4509h45 – 10h0010h00 – 10h1510h15 – 10h30Keynote: Virologic and immunologic monitoring of human cytomegalovirus infections in theimmunocompetent and immunocompromised host: perspectives for the development of asubunit glycoprotein pentameric vaccine Giuseppe GERNA (Pavia, Italy) - Excellence in Virology,SIV AWARDEEHepatitis E virus: an underestimated opportunistic pathogen in recipients of allogeneichematopoietic stem cell transplantation, Suzan PAS (Rotterdam, THE NETHERLANDS)Prolonged rhinovirus infection in hematological immunocompromised patients with impaired Tcell Immunity, Antonio PIRALLA (Pavia, ITALY)Factors for Adenovirus Infection and Disease in Pediatric Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantpatients Linda FEGHOUL (Paris, FRANCE)Level and kinetics of Plasma Torque Teno Virus DNA after Lung Transplantation as a Markerto Guide Immunosuppressive Therapy, Irene GOERZER (Vienna, AUSTRIA)The A5.1 mutation in the MICA gene of the kidney donor is associated to aprotective effect towards BK polyomavirus infections after renal transplantationCeline BRESSOLLETTE BODIN (Nantes, FRANCE)Improved detection Reveals Active Beta Papillomavirus Infection in Skin Cancer from OrganTransplant Recipients, Cinzia BORGOGNA (Novara, ITALY)10h30 – 11h00 COFFEE BREAK IN THE EXHIBITION AREA Forum 5 & 6, Level -211h00- 13h00 PLENARY SESSION 4: “THE UNIVERSE OF VIRUSES” Amphitheater, Level 0 (p. S104)Chairpersons: Marion KOOPMANS (Bilthoven, THE NETHERLANDS) & Geoffrey SMITH (London, UNITED KINGDOM)11h00 – 11h30 Order to the Viral Universe, Dennis BAMFORD (Helsinki, FINLAND)11h30 – 12h00 Viral reservoirs and the promise of pandemic preparedness, Christian Drosten (Bonn, GERMANY)12h00 – 12h30 Emerging bunyaviruses, Richard ELLIOTT (Saint Andrews, UNITED KINGDOM)12h30 – 13h00 Emerging respiratory viruses, Ron FOUCHIER (Rotterdam, THE NETHERLANDS)13h00 – 15h00 LUNCH BREAK (BUFFET) IN THE EXHIBITION AREA Forum 5 & 6 - Level -213h15 – 14h30 SYMPOSIUM FINOVI - VIRAL HEPATITIS Room Prestige Gratte-Ciel, Level 2 (p. S105)Chairpersons: Birke BARTOSCH (Lyon, France) & Ralf BARTENSCHLAGER (Heidelberg, GERMANY)S32Virologie, Vol. 17, supplément 2, septembre 2013