| Sunday 13 September (Novotel Chateau de Versailles) |
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| 18:00–19:30 |
Registration
opens – collect your delegate
pack |
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19:30–21:00 |
Welcome reception
at the Novotel Hotel Château
de Versailles |
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| Monday 14 September (INRA-Versailles) |
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| 8:00–8:30 |
Registration
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8:30–8:35 |
Welcome and
announcements
Marc-Henri Lebrun & Sophien
Kamoun
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Session 1: Genome-wide
analyses of microbial effectors
Chair:
Marc-Henri Lebrun |
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| 8:35–9:15 |
1.1
Ustilago effectors |
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Regine
Kahmann
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| 9:15–9:55 |
1.2
Ralstonia solanacearum:
Molecular bases of adaptation
to plants |
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Stéphane
Genin
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Session 2: Effector
evolution
Chair:
Marc-Henri Lebrun |
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| 9:55–10:35 |
2.1
The evolution of the
Pseudomonas syringae HopZ
family of type III effectors |
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David
Guttman
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10:35–11:15 |
2.2
Evolutionary and functional
dynamics of Phytophthora
infestans effector genes |
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Sophien Kamoun
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11:15–11:45 |
Coffee |
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Session 3: Microbial
effector functions: virulence
and avirulence
Chair:
Nick Talbot |
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| 11:45–12:25 |
3.1
Elicitation and evasion of plant
immunity by Pseudomonas
effectors AvrPto and AvrPtoB |
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Greg Martin
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12:25–13:05 |
3.2
Pseudomonas syringae
type III effectors: Enzymatic
activities, sites of action,
and their ability to suppress
plant innate immunity |
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Jim Alfano |
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13:05–14:00
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Lunch |
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14:00–14:40 |
3.3 Flax
rust Avr-R interactions |
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Peter Dodds |
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14:40–15:20 |
3.4
Leptosphaeria maculans
AVRs and SSPs |
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Thierry Rouxel |
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15:20–16:00 |
3.5
The pathogen effectors of the
downy mildew oomycete pathogen,
H. arabidopsidis, and
host responses to stress
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Jim Benyon |
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16:00–16:30 |
Coffee |
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16:30–17:10 |
3.6
Cladosporium fulvum
effectors and functional homologues
in Dothideomycete fungi
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Pierre de Wit
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17:10–17:50 |
3.7
How Xanthomonas type
III effector proteins manipulate
the plant |
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Ulla Bonas |
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17:50–19:30 |
Posters and
reception |
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Tuesday 15 September |
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Session 4: Effector
trafficking: processing/uptake
by plants
Chair: Francis Martin |
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8:30–9:10 |
4.1
Effector secretion and translocation
during rice blast disease |
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Barbara
Valent |
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| 9:10–9:50 |
4.2
Host-selective toxins of Pyrenophora
tritici-repentis, inside
and out |
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Lynda
Ciuffetti |
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Session 5: Effector
trafficking: secretion/delivery
by microbes
Chair: Francis
Martin |
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9:50–10:30 |
5.1
Investigating the delivery of
effector proteins by the rice
blast fungus Magnaporthe
oryzae |
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Nick
Talbot |
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10:30–11:00 |
Coffee |
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11:00–11:40 |
5.2
Bacterial effector delivery |
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Guy Cornelis |
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11:40–12:20 |
5.3
How oomycete and fungal effectors
enter host cells
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Brett Tyler |
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Session 6: Plant targets
of microbes/bioagressor effectors
Chair: Nick Talbot |
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12:20–13:00 |
6.1
Localisation and function of
Phytophthora infestans
RXLR effectors and their host
targets
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Paul Birch |
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13:00–14:00 |
Lunch |
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14:15 |
Afternoon
excursion to the Palace of Versailles
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18:00 |
Bus
leaves Novotel Château
de Versailles for Conference
Dinner with a cruise on the
River Seine |
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Wednesday 16 September |
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Session 6 cont: Plant
targets of microbes/bioagressor
effectors
Chair: Nick Talbot |
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8:30–9:10 |
6.2Xanthomonas
perforans effector proteins
as predictive indicators of
durable and sustainable resistance
to bacterial spot disease of
Tomato |
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Brian Staskawicz |
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| 9:10–9:50 |
6.3 Small
RNA pathways and their interference
by pathogens in eukaryotes |
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Olivier Voinnet |
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9:50–10:30 |
6.4
Nematode effector proteins:
Targets and functions in plant
parasitism |
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Dick Hussey |
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10:30–11:00 |
Coffee |
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Session 7: Microbial
effectors in symbiotic interactions
Chair: Sophien
Kamoun |
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11:00–11.40 |
7.1
Secretome of the basidiomycete
Laccaria bicolor and
the ascomycete Tuber melanosporum
reveal evolutionary insights
into ectomycorrhizal symbiosis |
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Francis Martin |
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11:40–12:20 |
7.2
Fungal signals and plant fungal
perception in the arbuscular
mycorrhizal symbiosis |
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Natalia Requena |
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12:20–13:00 |
7.3
The role of effector proteins
in the legume-rhizobia symbiosis |
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William Deakin |
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13:00–14:00 |
Lunch |
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Session 8: Emerging
Effectors – nematodes,
insects, metabolites
Chair: Sophien
Kamoun |
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| 14:00–14:40 |
8.1
Nematode effectors a genome
wide survey |
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Pierre Abad |
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14:40–15:20 |
8.2
Using pathogen effectors to
investigate host resistance
mechanisms
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Jonathan Jones |
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15:20–15:50 |
Coffee |
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15:50–16:30 |
8.3
RNAi knockdown of insect salivary
proteins |
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Gerald
Reeck |
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16:30–17:10 |
8.4
Secondary metabolites as effectors:
Fungal secondary metabolism
is an essential component of
the complex interplay between
rice and Magnaporthe grisea |
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Marc-Henri
Lebrun |
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17:10–17:30 |
Closing comments |
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17:30 |
Meeting close
and depart |
