Veterinary Virology Conference

A Festschrift to recognise the lifetime achievements of Professor Michael Studdert

27th to 29th September 2006

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The following abstracts have been accepted to be presented at the conference. 

Name	Organisation	Title	Co-Authors
Black, W	Burnet Institute	The formerly unclassified acid stable equine picornavirus is an equine rhinitis B virus in genus Erbovirus	M J Studdert
Browning, G	The University of Melbourne	Safety and Efficacy of Chicken Anamia Virus Vaccine Candidates	K A Tivendale, M A Peters, S Shrestha
Butler, Jeff	CSIRO Australian Animal Health Laboratories	Use of E. coli as a delivery vector for prophylactic proteins targeted against infectious bursal disease virus in the chicken	Bernard Kunz, Rob Moore and Sandra Sapats
Cowled, Christopher	Australian Animal Health Laboratory	Characterisation of Novel Livestock Viruses by Genetic Sequencing	D Boyle, I Pritchard and R Barnard
Desport, Moira	Murdoch University	s Jembrana disease virus an atypical lentivirus?	William Ditcham, Meredith Stewart, Josh Lewis, Nining Hartaningsih & Graham Wilcox
Devlin, Joanne	University of Melbourne	The Role of Glycoprotein G in the Immune Response to Infectious Laryngotracheitis Virus (ILTV)	Glenn Browning, James Gilkerson and Carol Hartley
Elkington, Rebecca	Queensland Biosciences Precinct	Veterinary vaccines of the future - through the looking glass
Fenton, Simon	University of Melbourne	Constructing Bacterial Artificial Chromosomes (BAC’s) to study ILTV	James Gilkerson and Glenn Browning
Gibson, Kathy	Biosecurity Australia	Virological research to support import risk analysis: Transmission of very virulent and variant strains of infectious bursal disease virus in chicken meat
Gubala, Ania	CSIRO Livestock Industries	GENOMIC SEQUENCING AND CHARACTERISATION OF AN UNKNOWN AUSTRALIAN RHABDOVIRUS	D. Boyle, D. Proll and R. Barnard
Hartley, Carol	University of Melbourne	Transient expression of equine herpesvirus 2 (EHV2) glycoprotein B (gB) in mammalian cells	KJ Dynon, N Ficorilli and SA Holloway
Hartley, Carol	University of Melbourne	Improving methods for the detection of equine rhintis A virus (ERAV) infection to understand its significance as an equine respiratory pathogen	SJ Symes, JR Glikerson, BS Crabb, F Li, and MJ Studdert
Hayward, Jess	University of Auckland	Kiwi Cat FIV	John Taylor, and Allen Rodrigo
Hinton, Tracey	CSIRO Livestock Industries	Chicken anaemia virus replication is suppressed by shRNA targeting VP2 in MDCC-MSB1 cells	Tamsyn Crowley, Terry Wise, Rob Moore and Tom Dorran
Holloway, Steven	University of Melbourne	Phylogenetic Analysis of Feline Immunodeficiency Virus obtained from Melbourne Cats	D Iwata
Horner, Gary	Dept of Primary Industries & Fisheries	A Review of herpesvirus infections of farmed red deer(Cervus elaphus) in New Zealand	D Tisdall
Horwood	Paul	Detection of Bovine Respiratory Disease Viruses by Multiplex Real Time PCR	Gravel, J.L. & Mahony, T.J
Kaffashi, Amir	University of Melbourne	Viral protein 2 of chicken anaemia virus can reduce apoptosis	Charles N Pagel, Amir H Noormohammadi, Kelly A Tivendale and Glenn F Browning
Kann, Rebecca	The University of Queensland	Quantification of the viral load of feline immunodefefiency virus infected cats as an indicator of disease stage and prognosis	Myat Kyaw-Tanner, Jennifer Seddon and Joanne Meers
Kyaw-Tanner, Myat	The University of Queensland	Genetic analysis of canine parvovirus in Australia dogs	Zuhara Bensink, Graham Burgess, Janice Smith, Rachael Zwijnenberg, Joanne Meers
Mahony, Tim	Queensland Biosciences Precinct	Bovine Respiratory Disease	Jenny Gravel, Paul Horwood and Peter Young
Meehan, Brian	RMIT University	In vivo quantification analyses of PCV2 DNAs:  Correlation of virus load with disease reproduction	Stephen Krakowka, John Ellis, Francis McNeilly & Gordon Allan
Meehan, Brian	RMIT University	Genotyping versus pathotyping for the characterisation of PCV2 isolates	F. McNeilly, J. A. Ellis, S. Krakowka, C. Fossum, G. M. Allan
Mahmoudian, A	The University of Melbourne	ILTV Gene transcription Patterns
Mitter, Neena	Department of Primary Industries & Fisheries	Viruses and microRNAs - it is a small world after all
Muller, Janine	CSIRO Livestock Industries	ANTIGENICITY STUDIES AND DEVELOPMENT OF SEROLOGICAL TESTS FOR FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE VIRUS	Adam Foord, Hans Heine, Meng Yu, Colin Wilks and Lin-Fa Wang
Newberry, Kim	CSIRO Livestock Industries Australian Animal Health Laboratory	A neuralization test for the detection of antibody to Australian bat lyssavirus	Ross Lunt, Ken McColl, and Tamasine Chamberlain
Pharo, Howard	Ministry of Agriculture & Forestry	Important risk analsis - PRRS in pig meat
Peters, M	Purdue University	Infectious Bursal Disease Virus VP5 protein induces cell cycle arrest in chicken embryo fibroblasts at both the G1 restriction and at the G2-M transition	Tsang L Lin and Ching C Wu
Robinson, Karl	University of Queensland	The Identification of the Essential and Nonessential Genes of BoHV-1 strain V155	J. Meers, J.L. Gravel, F.M. McCarthy, T.J. Mahony
Scanlan, John	University of Melbourne	Elucidating the Role of Glycoprotein G in Equine Herpesvirus-1 Pathogenesis	F Li, JR Gilkerson, S Symes and CA Hartley
Simmons, Greg	The University of Queensland	Koala retrovirus and investigation of disease associations	Rachael Tarlington, Paul Young and Joanne Meers
Snelling, Hayley	CSIRO Livestock Industries	Analysis of N-glycans on structual proteins of Nipah and Hendra Virus	Bruce Mungall, Brian Shiell, Antony Bacic and Wojtek P Michalski
Spradbrow, Peter	University of Queensland	The Way We Were
Spradbrow, Peter	University of Queensland	Newcastle Disease Vaccines for Village Chickens.  Barefoot Virology
Symes, Sally	University of Melbourne	Delivery of Equine Rhinitis A Virus Antigens using a Glycoprotein G Deletion Mutant of Equine Herpesvirus-1.	Fan Li, Michael J Studdert, James R Gilkerson, Nino Ficorilli, Jin-an Huang, Carol A Hartley
Warner, Simone	Department of Primary Industries	Targeted surveillance of Avian influenza virus in wild birds in Victoria	Kim O'Riley and Amanad Welch

Keydates:
submission deadline:	18th August
acceptance notification:	24th August
Early bird registration closing:	31st August
final papers:	8th September
Final Program:	15th September
Conference registration and opening:	27th September