Mini-Symposium on Pathogenic Human Viruses
Durham, N.C. (April 2010) —The next Duke Center for Virology mini-symposium is scheduled for Thursday, April 8, 2010. The symposium will be held in Room 103 of the Bryan Research Building from 8:55 to 12:30pm and will feature four presentations from internationally recognized experts in the field.
Duke Center for Virology
8th Annual Mini-Symposium on Pathogenic Human Viruses
Room 103 Bryan Research Center
Duke University Medical Center
Thursday, April 8, 2010
| 8:55am |
Bryan Cullen, PhD (Duke)
Opening Remarks |
| 9:00am |
Robert H. Silverman, PhD (Cleveland Clinic)
“Implications for the Human Retrovirus XMRV in Prostate Cancer” |
| 9:45am |
Paul Bieniasz, PhD (The Rockefeller University)
“Tethering Virions–Battles at the Cell Surface Between Enveloped Viruses and Their Hosts” |
| 10:30am |
Break |
| 11:00am |
Ann Palmenberg, PhD (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
“What We Learned from Sequencing Every Human Rhinovirus” |
| 11:45am |
Scott Wong, PhD (Oregon Health & Science University)
“How Primate Rhadinoviruses Establish Chronic Infection and Induce Disease” |
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Sponsored by the Duke Center for Virology, Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center, Duke Center for AIDS Research, and GlaxoSmithKline
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[Download Schedule, PDF 64.7KB]
For more information contact Bryan Cullen at 684.3369 or bryan.cullen@duke.edu.
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For additional information, please visit the Duke Center for Virology on the web.
