Genetics Society of America Conferences
Program Book
Program Book
2015 C. elegans Meeting Organizing Committee
Co-chairs:
Benjamin Podbilewicz
Technion-IIT
Gillian Stanfield
Follow the meeting at
#WORM15
University of Utah
Organizing Committee:
Julie Ahringer
Maureen Barr
Raymond Chan
University of Cambridge
Rutgers University
University of Michigan
Erik Andersen
Peter Boag
Diana Chu
Luisa Cochella
Erin Cram
Meng-Qiu Dong
IMP, Vienna
Northeastern University
National Institute of Biological Sciences,
Beijing
Centre d'Immunologie de Marseille-Luminy
NIDDK
Columbia University
Hubrecht Institute
NIDDK
Technion Israel Institute of Technology
Skirball Institute, New York University
New York University
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Max-Planck Institute for Developmental
Biology, Tuebingen
University of Toronto
Monica Colaiacovo
Asher Cutter
Ronald Ellis
Northwestern University
Monash University
San Francisco State
University
Harvard Medical School
University of Toronto
Rowan University
Anton Gartner
Tina Gumienny
Sophie Jarriault
Sandhya Koushika
Patty Kuwabara
Enrique Martinez-Perez
Kiyoji Nishiwaki
Piali Sengupta
Ahna Skop
Jennifer Watts
University of Dundee
Texas Woman’s University
IGBMC
TIFR, Mumbai
University of Bristol
Imperial College, London
Kwansei Gakuin University
Brandeis University
University of WI, Madison
Washington State University
Jonathan Ewbank
Andy Golden
Oliver Hobert
Rik Korswagen
Michael Krause
Ayelet Lamm
Jeremy Nance
Matt Rockman
Geraldine Seydoux
Ralf Sommer
Mei Zhen
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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General Information ............................................................................................................................. 1
GSA Education Programs .................................................................................................................... 3
Exhibitors ............................................................................................................................................. 4
Plenary, Parallel and Workshop Listings ............................................................................................. 6
Poster Session Listings ...................................................................................................................... 20
Research Area
Poster Numbers
Physiology
194A – 451C
Neurobiology
452A – 744B
Ecology and Evolution
745C – 789B
Development
790C – 950A
Gene Regulation and Genomics
951B – 1111C
Cell Biology
1112A – 1240C
Education
1241A – 1250A
CRISPR
1251B – 1256A
Author Index ...................................................................................................................................... 53
Gene Index to Abstracts ..................................................................................................................... 69
University of California, Los Angeles, Campus Map........................................................................ 75
Please note: Abstracts published in the book should not be cited in bibliographies. Material contained herein should be
treated as personal communication and should be cited as such only with the consent of the author.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Mobile Website
Visit the mobile website (w.gsaconf.org) to access the schedule of events, pdfs of the books, attendee list, exhibitor list and
an interactive campus map.
Meeting Announcements/Employment Opportunities/Seeking Employment Notices
Individuals and institutions offering or seeking employment may post notices and resumes on the “Employment
Opportunities” bulletin boards in Pauley Pavilion. Organizers of meetings of interest to C. elegans researchers may also post
announcements on the boards provided.
Photography
Absolutely no photography is allowed in the exhibit hall/poster session area. Taking or sharing photos of data displayed in
slides or posters is not permitted without the presenter's consent.
Social Media Policy
Keep up with the buzz and join in the discussion. Live tweeting of presentations is allowed unless the speaker explicitly opts
out by stating so at the start of the talk.
Meal Times
Five cafeterias are available for meals. The times and cafeterias available are listed below. Please be sure and take advantage
of all five locations to alleviate long wait times.
Breakfast
Lunch
Limited Lunch
Dinner
De Neve/Covel/Sproul/Rieber Halls
7:00 am – 9:00 am
11:00 am – 2:00 pm
5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Hedrick Hall
7:00 am – 10:00 am
11:30 am – 2:00 pm
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Instructions for Speakers
Please arrive 45-60 minutes before the beginning of your session to load your presentation on the MAC meeting computer.
All plenary speakers should go to the back of Royce Hall and enter through the door marked “Artist’s Entrance”.
Poster Sessions
All poster sessions will be located in Pauley Pavilion. There will be three poster sessions. There will be two posters on each
4’ high x 8’ wide poster board. Each author will have a net useable space of 3’ 10” (111.8cm) high x 3’ 10” (111.8cm) wide.
Presenters may mount abstracts beginning at 9:30 am on the day of their presentation. All abstracts will be up for one day.
All presenters should remove their abstracts at the end of their poster session. After that time, remaining posters will be
removed and may be lost or thrown away. The meeting does not take responsibility for posters that are not removed on time.
All presenters MUST remove their posters at 6:00 pm on Saturday, June 27. The poster boards will be removed starting
promptly at 6:00 pm on Saturday, June 27. Authors will present according to the following schedule:
Date
Thursday, June 25
Friday, June 26
Saturday, June 27
Time
7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
9:00 pm – 10:30 pm
7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
9:00 pm – 10:30 pm
3:00 pm – 4:30 pm
4:30 pm – 6:00 pm
Presenters
Presenters of all even “A” posters
Presenters of all odd “A” posters
Presenters of all even “B” posters
Presenters of all odd “B” posters
Presenters of all even “C” posters
Presenters of all odd “C” posters
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Pauley Pavilion will be open at the following times for poster viewing:
Thursday, June 25
Friday, June 26
Saturday, June 27
9:30 am – 11:00 pm
9:30 am – 11:00 pm
9:30 am – 6:00 pm
Internet Access
UCLA provides a complimentary computer lab in the Covel Business Center (located in Covel Commons lobby) for guests to
check their e-mails. The hours are:
Monday – Thursday, June 22 – 25
Friday, June 26
Saturday, June 27
Sunday, June 28
7:30 am – 8:00 pm
7:30 am – 6:00 pm
9:00 am – 6:00 pm
12:00 noon – 5:00 pm
Attendees staying on campus who bring their own laptop computers can access the Internet directly via the Ethernet port in
their sleeping rooms or the complimentary Wi-Fi.
Poster Competition
Poster prizes will be awarded to graduate students. Judges attempt to visit each poster at the time when the authors are
presenting. The competition is open to GSA graduate student members that are the first and presenting author on the poster.
Authors indicated at the time of their abstract submission that they wanted to be considered for the competition.
C. elegans Art Show
The C. elegans Art Show will be in Pauley Pavilion throughout the poster viewing time. The prizes will be awarded on
Saturday, June 27 at 7:30 pm in Royce Hall, prior to the Worm Variety Show.
Message Boards
Message boards are located in the Poster Session in Pauley Pavilion.
Registration and Information Desk
The Conference registration desk will be open according to the following schedule:
Date
Time
Location
Wednesday, June 24
Thursday, June 25
Friday, June 26
Saturday, June 27
3:00 pm – 9:00 pm
8:00 am – 4:00 pm
8:30 am – 1:30 pm
8:30 am – 1:30 pm
Sunset Village Plaza
Covel Commons
Covel Commons
Covel Commons
Recreational Facilities
Campus recreation facilities are available for residential meeting attendees. The meal/access card, provided with each room
key at check-in, allows admission to all the recreation facilities. The John Wooden Center and Sunset Canyon Recreational
Center include swimming pools, weight rooms, tennis courts, racquetball courts and handball courts. Attendees not staying
on campus may use the facilities with payment.
Smoking
UCLA is a tobacco free campus. The use of tobacco is prohibited on all university property.
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GSA EDUCATION PROGRAMS
Wednesday, June 24
GSA Trainee Boot Camp
10:30 am – 4:00 pm, Southbay Room, Sunset Village
The boot camp, which is only open to graduate students and postdocs, will cover the following areas: finding funding, getting
published, navigating academia and beyond traditional academia. (Advance registration required)
Workshop: Preparing your Educational Resources for Online Publication
4:00 pm - 7:00 pm, West Coast Room, Sunset Village
New for 2015! Educators who have been wondering how to prepare their teaching resources for publication in an online repository will
be guided through the submission process for both CourseSource and GSA PREP, and give them a dedicated time to work on their
submissions. Robin Wright (Univ of Minnesota), Editor-in-Chief for CourseSource and GSA Education Committee member, and Beth
Ruedi (GSA) will be on hand to describe the two resource portals, answer questions, and provide guidance to attendees. (Advance
registration required)
Thursday, June 25
GSA Career Lunch
11:45 am – 12:45 pm, De Neve Private Dining Room
The GSA Career Lunch is an excellent opportunity for undergraduates, graduate students, and postdoctoral fellows to have informal
conversations with senior career scientists. Topics may include: transition to independence, work-family balance, teaching at
undergraduate institutions, non-academic careers for scientists, the job search, the postdoc search, etc. After getting your dinner,
participants should go to the Private Dining Room and look for the topic tables. (Advance registration required)
Undergraduate Social
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm, West Coast, Sunset Village
Undergraduate researchers attending the conference will network on their own forming a peer-group that will help provide lasting
support for the remainder of the conference. Sodas and snacks will be available.
Friday, June 26
How to Get Published Presentation
7:30 am – 8:30 am, North Ridge Room, Sunset Village
This is an excellent opportunity for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows and undergraduate students to have informal
conversations with GENETICS and G3 journal editors about the peer-review and scientific publishing process in general, and more
specifically, the GSA's two journals.
Advocacy Presentation
11:45 am – 12:45 am, De Neve Private Dining Room
There will be discussion about the latest policy and legislative news affecting funding for NIH, describe why it is important for
scientists to speak out about issues that affect their grants and research, and share tips for engaging in advocacy.
Genetics Conference Experience:
12:00 pm – 3:30 pm, Green Room, Royce Hall
The GSA Genetics Conference Experience provides students at local undergraduate institutions without strong research programs
with the unique opportunity to observe distinguished career scientists present their current research in a conference
setting. Invitation-only.
GSA Education Special Interest Group Mixer
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm, Northwest Auditorium
Faculty with a passion for genetics education are encouraged to attend this event, where they can mix and mingle with other
educators. Current members of the Education SIG can catch up on actions taken by GSA with regards to the education initiative, and
those who are not yet SIG members can learn about the Education SIG.
Saturday, June 27
Plenary and Workshop for Undergraduate Researchers
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm, West Coast, Sunset Village
Undergraduate conference attendees will attend a plenary session with two talks presented at a level appropriate for an undergraduate
audience. Participants will then have a chance to talk to a panel of graduate students about applications, interviewing, admission,
choosing a lab and quality of life in graduate school.
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EXHIBITS AND SPONSORS
Genetics Society of America
MBF Bioscience
Bethesda, MD 20814
Tel: 301-634-7300
Email: society@genetics-gsa.org
URL: www.genetics-gsa.org
Williston, VT
Tel: 802-288-9290
Email: info@mbfbioscience.com
URL: www.mbfbioscience.com
Come explore the resources and opportunities that GSA
has to offer including education, career development and
policy, meet members of the GSA staff and leadership;
and find out about publishing in GENETICS and G3:
Genes|Genomes|Genetics.
MBF Bioscience is the developer of WormLab-a
complete system for imaging and analyzing the behavior
of C. elegans. WormLab delivers whole plate imaging
capability and hundreds of analyses with an intuitive
interface. Enhanced tracking algorithms handle complex
movements and entanglements unlike other trackers. PC
& Mac compatible.
HawkVision Japan Inc.
Okayama, Japan
Tel: 81-86-250-8762
Email: global@hawkvision.co.jp
URL: hawkvision.co.jp
NemaMetrix Inc.
Eugene, OR
Tel: 541-510-5216
Email: support@nemametrix.com
URL: www.nemametrix.com
HawkVision Japan Inc., designs and develops “Visual
Servo Microscope System” which automatically tracks
minute living objects in motion under microscope using
realtime control technology. Our products, HV-STU02
and 03 are particularly optimized for monitoring
C.elegans.
NemaMetrix lowers the barrier between you and
information-rich results. Our electrophysiological system
provides quantitative electropharyngeogram (EPG) data
from C. elegans and related nematodes quickly and easily.
Use it as an alternative to manual pump counting to
analyze your favorite mutant, RNAi or drug compound.
INTEGRA Biosciences
Hudson, NH
Tel: 603-578-5800
Email: linda.delrossi@integra-biosciences.com
URL: www.integra-biosciences.com
PhylumTech Consortium
Cites
Argentina
Tel: 54-349342-8500 ext 3376
Email: info@phylumtech.com
Website: www.phylumtech.com
INTEGRA is a leading provider of high-quality
laboratory tools for liquid handling and media
preparation. We are committed to fulfill the needs of our
customers in research, diagnostics and quality control
within the life science and medical industry. Visit
www.integra-biosciences.com to see our new,
groundbreaking VIAFLO 96 and 384 Channel Electronic
Pipette.
PhylumTech Consortium brings solutions for highthroughput drug discovery using small animal models.
We offer easy-to-use infrared devices for tracking
C.elegans (WMicrotracker products), plus custom
machines and compound testing services. We distribute
worldwide since 2009 from Argentina and Italian offices,
having reached more than 30 laboratories from all around
the world.
Knudra Transgenics
Murray, UT
Tel: 385-202-3854
Email: info@knudra.com
URL: www.kundra.com
RMC – Boeckeler
Tuscon, AZ
Tel: 520-745-0001
Email: info@boeckeler.com
URL: www.rmcproducts.com
Knudra was formed in 2009 with the mission to provide
custom transgenics to the model organism community.
We have now successfully served over 150 clients, with a
majority being clients need transgenics services in the C.
elegans model organism. Clients utilize our experience
and expertise to access the most up to date and
appropriate transgenesis methods, which allows Knudra
to build powerful set of research tool to answer the
researchers tough scientific questions.
RMC-Boeckeler will exhibit the Harvard University
developed ATUMtome automated tape collecting
ultramicrotome used for high resolution array tomography
of biological tissues. With this unique system hundreds to
thousands of ultra-thin sections, thickness typically 30 to
35nm, are automatically collected on 8mm wide kapton
tape for SEM imaging.
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EXHIBITS AND SPONSORS
Source BioScience
WormBase
Source BioScience are leaders in NGS and conventional
sequencing, gene expression and genotyping services and
offer an extensive portfolio of clones, antibodies, kits and
reagents. We operate highly accredited (GLP, GCP, CPA)
state of the art facilities across the UK, Europe and
America and our service is Illumina CSPro certified.
WormBase staff will be available to answer general usage
and content questions about the database and website, as
well as to guide members of the research community on
how to submit published (as well as unpublished) data to
WormBase for expedient uploading and display on our
website.
Union Biometrica, Inc.
WormGUIDES
Union Biometrica Large Particle Flow Cytometers
automate the analysis, sorting & dispensing of objects too
big/fragile for traditional cytometers, e.g., small model
organisms like C.elegans, large cells / cell clusters, and
beads. COPAS or BioSorter with interchangeable
modules to cover the full 10-1500μm range are ideal for
shared instrument grants.
WormGUIDES is an ongoing project for a 4D atlas of
embryogenesis tracking cells and neuronal outgrowth
over time and space. We will feature our mobile apps as
StarryNite, the software underlying cell tracking and
plans for an extended desktop version.
WormAtlas
Sponsor
Nottingham, United Kingdom
Tel: 011 597 39012
Email: sales@sourcebioscience.com
URL: www.sourcebioscience.com
Pasadena, CA 91125
Tel: 626-395-2686
Email: help@wormbase.org
URL: www.wormbase.org
Holliston, MA
Tel: 508-893-3115
E-mail: sales@unionbio.com
URL: www.unionbio.com
New York, NY 10065
Tel:646-639-6027
Email: baoz@mskcc.org
URL: www.wormguides.org
Bronx, NY 10461
Tel: 718-430-2195
Email: david.hall@einstein.yu.edu
URL: www.wormatlas.org
PLOS Genetics
We will demonstrate new features and offerings of the
online databases WormAtlas and WormImage.
WormAtlas now includes a complete Handbook on the
Dauer Larva, updated neuron pages, more movies, and an
expanded and updated collection of classic C. elegans
papers. WormImage continues to grow and has added an
extensive selection of micrographs from aging adults.
SlidableWorm has more slices available for the
hermaphrodite and introduces a version for the adult
male.
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PLENARY, PARALLEL AND WORKSHOP LISTINGS
Wednesday, June 24 7:00 PM–9:00 PM
Royce Hall
Wednesday, June 24 9:00 PM–10:00 PM
Royce Hall
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Benjamin Podbilewicz, Technion-IIT
Gillian Stanfield, University of Utah
Historical Perspective: Celebration of the
20th International C. elegans Meeting
Chairs: Julie Ahringer, University of Cambridge and
Paul Sternberg, HHMI and CalTech
GSA Welcome
Adam Fagen, GSA Executive Director
Jonathan Hodgkin, University of Oxford
Plenary Session 1
Martin Chalfie, Columbia University
Chair: Meera Sundaram, University of Pennsylvania
Barbara Meyer, University of CA, Berkeley
1- 7:10 From synapse to nucleus: the awesome power of worm
genetics. Yishi Jin, University of California, San Diego, HHMI.
2- 7:40 The Mystery Cells of the Male: a novel pair of head
interneurons required for sex differences in learning. Michele
Sammut, Steven J. Cook, Ken Nguyen, Terry Felton, David H.
Hall, Scott W. Emmons, Richard J. Poole, Arantza Barrios.
3- 7:52 Her Brain, His Behavior: Dimorphic neuronal
connectivity and behavior are established by sex-specific
synapse pruning during development. Meital Oren-Suissa,
Oliver Hobert.
8:04 - Break
Chair: Oliver Hobert, Columbia University
4- 8:35 Caenorhabditis Genetics Center. Aric Daul, Theresa
Stiernagle, Julie Knott, Kemi Awoyinka, Ann E. Rougvie.
5- 8:40 WormBook News. Jane Mendel, Qinghua Wang, Todd
Harris, Paul Sternberg, Oliver Hobert, Martin Chalfie.
6- 8:45 WormBase 2015. Paul Sternberg, Kevin Howe, Paul
Kersey, Matt Berriman, Todd Harris, Lincoln Stein, Tim Schedl,
WormBase Consortium.
7- 8:50 Comprehensive Biology: How do we complete the C.
elegans Knockout Project. Mark Edgley, Vinci Au, Katsufumi
Dejima, Lisa Fernando, Stephane Flibotte, Sayaka Hori, Satoru
Iwata, Angela Miller, Tomoko Motohashi, Greta Raymant, Yuji
Suehiro, Jon Taylor, Sawako Yoshina, Shohei Mitani, Donald
Moerman.
8- 8:55 What's new with WormAtlas? C. A. Wolkow, L. A.
Herndon, Z. F. Altun, K. Fisher, C. Crocker, D. H. Hall.
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PLENARY, PARALLEL AND WORKSHOP LISTINGS
Thursday, June 25 8:30 AM–11:30 AM
Carnesale Palisades Ballroom
Epigenetics and Gene Regulation
Chair: Oded Rechavi, Tel Aviv University
Thursday, June 25 8:30 AM–11:30 AM
Grand Horizon Ballroom
Physiology: Aging and Stress I
Chair: Amir Sapir, University of Haifa at Oranim
9- 8:30 nhr-33 encodes a nuclear receptor that is regulated by high
zinc and mediates transcriptional activation to maintain zinc
homeostasis in C. elegans. Kurt Warnhoff, Daniel Schneider,
Zuzana Kocsisova, Chieh-Hsiang Tan, Hyun Roh, Andrew
Morrison, Damari Croswell, Kerry Kornfeld.
22- 8:30 Synthetic superviability: combining detrimental mutations
can have unexpected lifespan enhancing consequences. H. Lees, L.
Cox, A. Woollard.
23- 8:42 Autophagy promotes heat resistance and intestinal biomass
conversion in ageing hermaphrodites. Alexandre Benedetto, M.
Ezcurra, A. Gilliat, F. Cabreiro, C. Au, J. Tullet, D. Gems.
10- 8:42 Intestinal bHLH factors regulate expression of a statedependent chemoreceptor in ADL. Matt Gruner, Jeremy Grubbs,
Dom Valdes,Alexander Van Der Linden.
24- 8:54 Autophagy-mediated longevity is modulated by
lipoprotein biogenesis. C. Daniel De Magalhaes Filho, Nicole Seah,
Anna Petrashen, Hope R. Henderson, Jade Laguer, Julissa Gonzalez,
Andy Dillin, Malene Hansen, Louis R. Lapierre.
11- 8:54 A novel method for time- and cell-specific RNAi reveals
the profile of Let-60Ras in exploratory behavior. M. Hamakawa, T.
Uozumi, N. Ueda, Y. Iino, T. Hirotsu.
25- 9:06 A massive increase in lipid and protein content in aging
hermaphrodites. Marina Ezcurra, Catherine Au, Thanet Sornda,
Alexandre Benedetto, Ann Gilliat, David Gems.
12- 9:06 A C. elegans gene-centered protein-DNA interaction
network uncovers functions for uncharacterized transcription factors
and target genes. Juan I. Fuxman Bass, Carles Pons, John S.
Reece-Hoyes, Shaleen Shrestha, Lucie Kozlowski, Akihiro Mori,
Chad L. Myers, Albertha J. M. Walhout.
26- 9:18 MML-1/Mondo complexes regulate HLH-30/TFEB via
TOR inhibition to promote longevity in response to signals from the
reproductive system. S. Nakamura, O. Karalay, P. Jaeger, M.
Horikawa, K. Nakamura, C. Latza, C. Klein, S. Templer, C.
Dieterich, A. Antebi.
13- 9:18 Transcriptome analysis of the sex-specific differences in
the somatic gonadal precursor cells in Caenorhabditis elegans.
Mary B. Kroetz, David Zarkower.
27- 9:30 SBP-1 and MDT-15 moderate the life-shortening effect of
glucose by promoting fat conversion. D. Lee, D-E Joeng, H. G. Son,
Y. Yamaoka, H. Kim, K. Seo, A. Aziz Khan, T-Y Roh, D. W.
Moon, Y. Lee, S-J V. Lee.
14- 9:30 Genome-wide and species-wide variation in C. elegans
reveals association of telomere length with population differences in
pot-2. D. E. Cook, R. E. Tanny, D. Riccardi, L. Noble, M. V.
Rockman, L. Kruglyak, E. C. Andersen.
9:42 - Break
9:42 - Break
Chair: Eyleen O'Rourke, University of Virginia
Chair: Alla Grishok, Columbia University
28- 10:06 The Deubiquitylase MATH-33 Controls DAF-16
Stability and Function in Development and Longevity. T.
Heimbucher, Z. Liu, C. Bossard, R. McCloskey, A. C. Carrano, C.
G. Riedel, B. Tanasa, C. Klammt, B. R. Fonslow, C. E. Riera, B.F.
Lillemeier, K. Kemphues, J. R. Yates III, C. O'Shea, T. Hunter, A.
Dillin.
15- 10:06 Deciphering the mechanism of X-upregulation in C.
elegans dosage compensation. Alyssa Lau, Kevin Zhu, Gyorgyi
Csankovszki.
16- 10:18 Condensin-Driven Remodeling of X-Chromosome
Topology during Dosage Compensation. E. Crane, Q. Bian, R.
McCord, B. Lajoie, B. Wheeler, E. Anderson, J. Dekker, B. Meyer.
29- 10:18 Insulin-like peptides in sensory neurons transmit intertissue longevity signals through modulating DAF-16 activity in C.
elegans. M. Artan, D. Jeong, D. Lee, Y. Kim, H. G. Son, J. Alcedo,
S.-J. V. Lee.
17- 10:30 H3K9 methylation at repetitive elements safeguards
genome integrity. P. Zeller, J. Padeken, S. Gasser.
18- 10:42 Epigenetic program of DNA replication. Ehsan
Pourkarimi, James Bellush, Iestyn Whitehouse.
30- 10:30 CREB-Dependent FLP-6 Neuropeptide Signaling
Regulates Longevity Response to Temperature in C. elegans . Y-C
Chen, Hung-Jhen Chen, W-C Tseng, J-M Hsu, C-L Pan.
19- 10:54 Epigenetic memory in C. elegans: Plastic and elastic
behaviors of histone modifications in response to rapid
environmental changes. I. Celen, J. Doh, C. Sabanayagam.
31- 10:42 Environmental temperature differentially modulates C.
elegans longevity through a thermosensitive channel. Bi Zhang, R
Xiao, E. A. Ronan, Y. He, J. Liu, X. Z. S. Xu.
20- 11:06 The C. elegans KDM5 homolog RBR-2 promotes cell
fate acquisition by modifying H3K4 methylation levels at regulatory
elements. Y. C. Lussi, L. Mariani, T. R. Myers, C. Krag, G. Wong,
A. E. Salcini.
32- 10:54 CYP-36A1 Acts Downstream of the Conserved EGL9/HIF-1 Hypoxia-response Pathway to Regulate C. elegans EggLaying Behavior. Cory Pender, Bob Horvitz.
33- 11:06 Non-autonomous DAF-16/FOXO activity antagonizes
age-related loss of C. elegans germline stem/progenitor cells. Zhao
Qin, E. Jane Albert Hubbard.
21- 11:18 Genome organization revealed through chromatin state
mapping. Kenneth J. Evans, Przemyslaw Stempor, Michael A.
Chesney, Thomas A. Down, Julie Ahringer.
34- 11:18 Investigation of aging and hermaphrodite attractiveness
in C. elegans with RNAseq. D. Leighton, P. Sternberg.
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PLENARY, PARALLEL AND WORKSHOP LISTINGS
Thursday, June 25 8:30 AM–11:30 AM
De Neve Auditorium
Thursday, June 25 8:30 AM–11:30 AM
Northwest Auditorium
Behavior
Chair: Alon Zaslaver, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Cell Division and Cell Death
Chair: Yonatan Tzur, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
35- 8:30 Glia control locomotion and sleep in C. elegans.
Menachem Katz, Francis Corson, Shachar Iwanir, Elena Dragomir,
David Biron, Shai Shaham.
48- 8:30 Compartment-specific killing and clearance programs in
the C. elegans tail-spike cell. Piya Ghose, Peter Insley, Yun Lu,
Meera Trivedi, Shai Shaham.
36- 8:42 NCA sodium leak channels and gap junctions regulate
sleep and arousal in C. elegans. Huiyan Huang, Heather Bennett,
Chen-Tseh Zhu, Dustin Hayden, Lukas Skuja, Anne Hart.
49- 8:42 Assisted Suicide: a Caspase- and Engulfment-Dependent
Cell Death. Holly Johnsen, Bob Horvitz.
50- 8:54 The Putative TRP Channel CED-11 Functions to Increase
Nuclear Membrane Permeability in C. elegans Apoptosis. Kaitlin
Driscoll, Gillian Stanfield, Rita Droste, Bob Horvitz.
37- 8:54 Neuropeptide Modulation of Specific Behaviors During
EGF/ALA Induced Sleep. Ravi D. Nath, Elly S. Chow, Han Wang,
Erich M. Schwarz, Paul W. Sternberg.
51- 9:06 Combinatorial control of apoptosis by microRNAs in the
C. elegans germline. A. Tran, B. Yu, M. Haeri, W. B. Derry.
38- 9:06 Mechanisms for sleep neuron specification and sleep
induction. J. Besseling, M. Turek, J. Spies, H. Bringmann.
52- 9:18 Telomere maintenance through recruitment of internal
genomic regions. Beomseok Seo, Chuna Kim, Mark Hills,
Sanghyun Sung, Hyesook Kim, Eunkyeong Kim, Daisy S. Lim,
Hyun-Seok Oh, Rachael Mi Jung Choi, Jongsik Chun, Jaegal Shim,
Junho Lee.
39- 9:18 AFD-specific receptor guanylyl cyclases can confer
temperature responses onto diverse cell types. Asuka Takeishi*,
Yanxun V. Yu*, Vera M. Hapiak, Harold W. Bell, Piali Sengupta.
40- 9:30 Pan-neuronal imaging in roaming animals. Vivek
Venkatachalam, Ni Ji, Xian Wang, James Mitchell, Mason Klein,
Christopher Tabone, Christopher Clark, Joel Greenwood, Andrew
Chisholm, Jagan Srinivasan, Mark Alkema, Mei Zhen, Aravinthan
Samuel.
53- 9:30 Restriction of Topoisomerase II levels by Aminopeptidase
P prevents genome instability. N. Silva, K. Matsuzaki, C. Barroso,
D. Brooks, E. R. Isaac, S. J. Boulton, E. Martinez-Perez.
9:42 - Break
9:42 - Break
Chair: Diana Libuda, University of Oregon
Chair: Arantza Barrios, University College London
54- 10:06 Karyotype manipulation reveals multiple inputs driving
pairwise chromosome synapsis during C. elegans meiosis. B.
Roelens, M. Schvarzstein, A. Villeneuve.
41- 10:06 Caenorhabditis elegans exhibit a fecal avoidance-like
coupling between two motor programs. S. Nagy, Y.-C. Huang, M. J.
Alkema, D. Biron.
42- 10:18 The taste receptor homolog LITE-1 is a novel type of
photoreceptor protein. Jianke Gong, Yiyuan Yuan, Alex Ward,
Zhaoyang Feng, Jianfeng Liu, X. Z.Shawn Xu.
55- 10:18 Dynamic phosphoregulation of axis proteins underlies
chromosome remodeling during meiosis. Yumi Kim, Scott C.
Rosenberg, Nora Kostow, Ofer Rog, Kevin D. Corbett, Abby F.
Dernburg.
43- 10:30 Dissecting the roles of primary interneurons that regulate
memory-dependent salt concentration chemotaxis. Hirofumi
Kunitomo, Hirofumi Sato, Yohsuke Satoh, Yuichi Iino.
56- 10:30 Spindle assembly checkpoint proteins regulate and
monitor meiotic synapsis in C. elegans. Tisha Bohr, Christian
Nelson, Needhi Bhalla.
44- 10:42 Geographical tuning in magnetotactic response across C.
elegans wild-type isolates. Andres Vidal-Gadea, Kristi Ward,
Celia Beron, Jonathan Pierce-Shimomura.
57- 10:42 Sex-specific features of kinetochore function during
sperm meiosis. Vanessa Cota, Luis Quintanilla, Thais Cintra, Byrd
Dana, Diana Chu.
45- 10:54 The ciliary protein, EFHC1, implicated in epilepsy,
functions at the cilium and synapse to modulate dopamine
signalling. C. M. Loucks, A. H. McEwan, T. A. Timbers, C. M. Li,
D. S. Walker, J. L. Johnson, W. R. Schafer, C. H. Rankin, M. R.
Leroux.
58- 10:54 The molecular identification of a gene which controls the
distribution of meiotic recombination events in Caenorhabditis
elegans. George Chung, Ann Rose, Mark Petalcorin, Nigel O'Neil,
Jeffrey Chu, Julie Martin, Zebulin Kessler, Luis Sanchez-Pulido,
Chris Ponting, Judith Yanowitz, Simon Boulton.
46- 11:06 Mechanosensory stimulation controls behaviour and
PVD dendritic tree menorah structure. Sharon Inberg, Benjamin
Podbilewicz.
59- 11:06 C. elegans Chibby-like protein is a SPD-2 interacting
centriolar component required for proper SPD-2 localization and
centriole duplication. K. Sugioka, D. R. Hamill, J. B. Lowry, Marie
E. McNeely, M. Enrick, B. Murali, L. W. Parsons, B. Bowerman.
47- 11:18 The genetic sex of the chemosensory sensory neuron
ADF determines the behavioral response to sex pheromones. Kelli
A. Fagan, Jessica R. Bennett, Frank Schroeder, Douglas S.
Portman.
60- 11:18 Regulation of the microtubule severing complex in early
C. elegans development. Ryan Smit, Sarah Beard, Benjamin Chan,
Paul Mains.
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behavior, Yongmin Cho, Georgia Institute of Technology
1:46 pm The Lifespan Machine: learning from 500 terabytes of
lifelong video, Nicholas Stroustrup, Harvard Medical
School
1:55 pm Imaging individuals from hatching to death in a
simple solid-culture system, Zach Pincus, Washington
University
2:04 pm Questions/comments from audience and general
discussion
• Thursday, June 25 1:00 PM–2:30 PM
Spatial and temporal analysis of gene function in adult
C. elegans
Room:
Carnesale Palisades Ballroom
Organizers: Coleen Murphy, Princeton University, and
Malene Hansen, Sanford-Burnham Institute
• Thursday, June 25 1:00 PM–2:30 PM
This workshop aims to discuss available techniques for analyzing
gene function in select tissues of adult C. elegans. Establishing such
approaches is a critical objective for the field to fully understand
how specific tissues contribute to organismal phenotypes.
1:00 pm
Introduction, Coleen Murphy and Malene
Hansen
1:05 pm
Coleen Murphy, Princeton University, and
Malene Hansen, Sanford-Burnham Institute
Advances in quantitative genetics and causal variant
identification in C. elegans and other nematodes
Room:
1:00 pm
1:05 pm
Introduction, Coleen Murphy and Malene Hansen
Xingyi She, SBMRI, Protein overexpression in specific
tissues
1:25 pm Aaron Reinke, UCSD, Protein localization in specific
tissues
1:45 pm David Miller, Vanderbilt, RNA sequencing in specific
tissues
2:05 pm Rachel Kaletsky, Princeton, Tissue isolation &
transcriptional profiling of specific adult tissues and cells
This workshop aims to bring together laboratories working on or
interested in the field of quantitative genetics and natural variation
in C. elegans and other nematodes. The quantitative genetics
community is rapidly developing new resources and techniques that
facilitate the molecular identification of quantitative trait loci.
Examples are the use of genome wide association studies together
with classical recombinant inbred line screens and the development
of high-density introgression strains that facilitate dissection of QTL
regions. Furthermore, identification of the underlying quantitative
trait nucleotides/genes is also rapidly advancing. The ever
increasing availability of mutant strains allows for rapid
complementation studies and the development of the CRISPR/CAS9
system makes it possible to induce specific mutations in wild
strains. Bringing together groups that are on the forefront of these
developments allows for exchange and new combinations of ideas
and experiences with all these techniques.
• Thursday, June 25 1:00 PM–2:30 PM
Hours and days: Long-term Imaging of Behavior
Room:
De Neve Auditorium
Organizers: Jan Kammenga, Wageningen University, The
Netherlands, and
Mark Sterken, Wageningen University, The
Netherlands, and
Basten Snoek, Wageningen University, The
Netherlands
Grand Horizon Ballroom
Organizers: Chris Fang-Yen, University of Pennsylvania, and
Anne Hart, Brown University, and
David Raizen, University of Pennsylvania
1:00 pm Introduction
1:05 pm Michael O'Donnell, Brandeis University, Natural
variation in a TOR-complex 2 component underlies a
temperature-dependent polyphenic trait
1:20 pm Erik Andersen, Northwestern University, Strategies to go
from QTL to QTG in C. elegans
1:35 pm Daehan Lee, Seoul National University, Natural
variations in nictation and identification of responsible
QTL
1:50 pm Asher Cutter, University of Toronto, Natural variation
and the genetics of adaptive divergence in C. briggsae
2:05 pm Discussion
Optical imaging, microfluidic approaches and other new techniques
have expanded the possibilities for using C. elegans to study aging,
sleep and other behaviors. In this workshop, eight speakers will
present short descriptions of different technical approaches for long
term imaging of C. elegans. Speakers will provide specific technical
details and discuss costs, expertise required, and scientific/practical
considerations for data collection & interpretation. After the short
workshop talks are completed, there will be a roughly 30 minute
question and discussion period for the audience with all participants.
1:00 pm Challenges in tracking single worms for hours to days,
David Raizen, University of Pennsylvania
1:10 pm Comparing multi-worm trackers and artificial dirt PDMS
chambers for sleep studies, Huiyan Huang, Brown
University
1:19 pm Imaging development and aging using the WorMote,
Christopher Fang-Yen, University of Pennsylvania
1:28 pm Agarose microchambers for long-term calcium imagin,
Henrik Bringmann, MPI for Biophysical Chemistry,
Göttingen
1:37 pm Microfluidic chamber array for long-term observation of
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• Thursday, June 25 1:00 PM–2:30 PM
• Thursday, June 25 1:00 PM–2:30 PM
WormBase: Website Usage, Data Mining, and Community
Annotation
TEM Methods for the Nematode Research
Room:
Bradley International Ballroom
Organizers: David Hall, AECOM, and
Irina Kolotuev, Univ. of Rennes,
France
Room:
Northwest Auditorium
Organizer: Chris Grove, CalTech
== Tools and Resources ==
Recent advances in technology, preparative methods and analysis
are opening new vistas in the anatomy of C. elegans. This workshop
will introduce a variety of special techniques that greatly improve
our understanding of structure vs function in many nematode
tissues.
1:00 pm Chris Grove: Mining WormBase data with
InterMine/WormMine
1:12 pm Scott Cain: JBrowse, a new tool for genome browsing in
WormBase
1:24 pm Raymond Lee: Browsing WormBase ontologies with the
new WormBase ontology browser
1:36 pm Kevin Howe: ParaSite, Ensembl Genomes, and the
UCSC Assembly Hub for C. elegans
1:48 pm Kimberly van Auken: Gene Ontology (GO): Finding
GO annotations and performing enrichment analysis
1:00 pm David Hall, Einstein University, A historical look at
previous EM methods and platforms for data sharing,
including WormAtlas and WormImage
1:13 pm Yun Lu, Rockefeller University, Improved methods for
sample prep, HPF/FS
1:26 pm Cristina Berciu and Piali Sengupta, Brandeis University,
Electron tomography and serial reconstruction
1:39 pm Eddie Hujber, University of Utah, Superresolution and
Correlative Light and Electron Microscopy
1:52 pm Irina Kolotuev, University of Rennes, France, Cryosectioning and array tomography for immuno-EM
labeling
2:05 pm General discussion
== Community Annotation ==
2:00 pm Mary Ann Tuli: Contributing variation data to WormBase
2:15 pm Ranjana Kishore: Participate in writing gene descriptions
for
WormBase
For the 2015 International C. elegans meeting, WormBase will
present two identical workshops (Thursday and Saturday) to cover
some of WormBase's newer tools and data as well as ways in which
the nematode research community may contribute data and
annotations to the database. We will cover basics of data mining
with WormMine (the WormBase instance of Intermine), introduce
our instantiation of the JBrowse genome browser, and demo the new
ParaSite website which hosts genome sequences for parasitic
nematode species. We will discuss WormBase sequence data
available in complementary resources such as Ensembl Genomes
and the UCSC Assembly Hub for C. elegans and cover the basics of
finding Gene Ontology (GO) data in WormBase and performing GO
enrichment analysis. We will also provide a number of options for
users to submit their own data using sequence variation data and
gene concise descriptions as examples.
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Thursday, June 25 3:00 PM–6:00 PM
Royce Hall
Thursday, June 25 6:00 PM–6:15 PM
Royce Hall
Plenary Session 2
Genetics Society of America
Elizabeth W. Jones Award for
Excellence in Education presented to
Louisa Stark, University of Utah
Chair: David Fitch, New York University
61- 3:00 Wild worms - a world beyond N2 in its Petri dish. MarieAnne Felix, Ecole Normale Superieure, CNRS, Inserm, Paris,
France.
Presented by Anne Villeneuve, Stanford University
62- 3:30 X-chromosome evolution: divergence of X-sequence
motifs that drive dosage compensation across Caenorhabditis
species. Caitlin M. Schartner, Te-Wen Lo, Barbara J. Meyer.
63- 3:42 The molecular signature of animal embryogenesis. Itai
Yanai.
64- 3:54 Self-Recognition Prevents Cannibalism in Predatory
Nematodes. James Lightfoot, Martin Wilecki, Eduardo Moreno,
Vladislav Susoy, Christian Rödelsperger, Ralf Sommer.
• Thursday, June 25 7:30 PM–8:30 PM
Teaching Workshop - What is a PUI and how do I get a job
at one?
65- 4:06 Another update on Caenorhabditis diversity, phylogeny
and evolution. Karin Kiontke, Marie-Anne Félix, David H. A.
Fitch.
Room:
Northwest Auditorium
Organizer: Jon Karpel, Southern Utah University
66- 4:12 Long-time quantitative time-lapse microscopy of C.
elegans post-embryonic development. Nicola Gritti, Jeroen van
Zon.
Question and answer session with faculty panelists from varied
perspectives. Discussion will center around how a PUI (primarily
undergraduate institution) differs from other schools, what's it like
looking for a job at a PUI now, and how search committees and
departments look at candidates.
67- 4:18 The rich get richer: comprehensive quantitative analysis of
nuclear SYS-1/β-catenin and POP-1/TCF in C. elegans embryos
identifies a novel memory mechanism for gene expression
diversification. Amanda L. Zacharias, Travis Walton, Elicia
Preston, John Isaac Murray.
Panel Participants:
Paula Checchi, Marist College
Jim Lissemore, John Carroll University
Te-Wen Lo, Ithaca College
Jay Pieczynski, Rollins College
Tim Walston, Truman State University
4:30 - Break
Chair: Monica Colaiacovo, Harvard Medical School
68- 5:00 Transmitting an epigenetic 'memory of germline' across
generations and through cell divisions in C. elegans. Jeremy
Kreher, Teruaki Takasaki, Susan Strome.
69- 5:12 A regulatory module involving a microRNA and an RNA
binding protein controls sex determination and dosage compensation
in the C. elegans embryo. Katherine McJunkin, Victor Ambros.
70- 5:24 De novo lysosome acidification defines a quality control
switch in the C. elegans germline. K. Adam Bohnert, Cynthia
Kenyon.
71- 5:36 Male Chemosensory Pathways that Modulate Sperm
Motility Properties. H. Hoang, M. Miller.
72- 5:48 The P-granule assembly protein, PGL-1, is a base-specific
RNA nuclease. Scott Takeo Aoki, Aaron M. Kershner, Marvin
Wickens, Craig Bingman, Judith Kimble.
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PLENARY, PARALLEL AND WORKSHOP LISTINGS
Friday, June 26 8:30 AM–11:30 AM
Carnesale Palisades Ballroom
Friday, June 26 8:30 AM–11:30 AM
Grand Horizon Ballroom
Physiology: Aging and Stress II
Chair: Stefan Taubert, University of British Columbia
Neuronal Development
Chair: Luisa Cochella, Institute of Molecular Pathology
73- 8:30 SKN-1 is essential for evolutionary success during
starvation. Dana Lynn, Sean Curran.
86- 8:30 Tuning of the RNA polymerase II CTD phosphatase
SSUP-72 at internal poly(A) sites controls alternative
polyadenylation in C. elegans neurons. Fei Chen, Yu Zhou,
Yingchuan B. Qi, Vishal Khivansara, Hairi Li, Sang Young Chun,
John K. Kim, Xiang-Dong Fu, Yishi Jin.
74- 8:42 NCL-1; an important player in Dietary Restriction
mediated longevity in C. elegans. Varnesh Tiku, Yidong Shen,
Bree N. Heestand, Adam Antebi.
87- 8:42 Genome-wide analyses of actively translating mRNAs in
neurons identify a heat-sensitive transcription elongation factor in a
pair of serotonergic sensory neurons. Xicotencatl Gracida, Mike
Dion, John A. Calarco.
75- 8:54 SILeNCe is golden: slow-down of protein turnover in the
long-lived Caenorhabditis elegans daf-2 mutant. Ineke Dhondt,
Vladislav A. Petyuk, Richard D. Smith, Geert Depuydt, Bart P.
Braeckman.
88- 8:54 Developmental history regulates olfactory behavior via
RNAi pathways. Jennie Sims, Maria C. Ow, Mailyn Nishiguchi,
Piali Sengupta, Sarah E. Hall.
76- 9:06 mRNA decay interfaces with protein synthesis to modulate
stress resistance and longevity in C. elegans. Matthias Rieckher,
Maria Markaki, Andrea Princz, Nektarios Tavernarakis.
89- 9:06 Motor Neuron Identity Diversification via Selective
Repression of Terminal Selector Target Genes. SY Kerk, P.
Kratsios, M. Hart, R. Mourao, O. Hobert.
77- 9:18 Loss of Folliculin confers osmotic stress resistance via
AMPK-dependent remodeling of carbohydrate stores in C. elegans.
Arnim Pause, Elite Possik, Andrew Ajisebutu, Sanaz Manteghi,
Mathieu Flamand, Tarika Vijayaraghavan, Barry Coull, Maurice
van Stensel, David Hall.
90- 9:18 Developmental changes in composition of chemotaxis
circuits may underlie behavioral maturation. Laura Hale, Eudoria
Lee, Daphne Bazopoulou, Nikos Chronis, Sreekanth Chalasani.
78- 9:30 Neuronal CRTC-1 governs systemic mitochondrial
metabolism and lifespan via a catecholamine signal. Kristopher
Burkewitz, Ianessa Morantte, Heather Weir, Robin Yeo, Yue
Zhang, Frank Huynh, Olga Ilkayeva, Matthew Hirschey, Ana Grant,
William Mair.
91- 9:30 Glial cells instruct neuronal polarity through gap junctions.
L. Meng, A. Wan, Y. Jin, D. Yan.
9:42 - Break
9:42 - Break
Chair: Kota Mizumoto, University of British Columbia
Chair: Jeremy Van Raamsdonk, Van Arpel Institute
92- 10:06 LON-2/Glypican is a modulator of UNC-6/netrinmediated axon guidance. Cassandra Blanchette, Paola Perrat,
Andrea Thackeray, Claire Bénard.
79- 10:06 How sirtuins regulate lifespan: endogenous small
molecules trigger ROS signaling. F. C. Schroeder, A. Ludewig, Y.
Izrayelit, S. Campbell, A. Brunet, L. Booth.
93- 10:18 Neurons and glia cooperate in assembly of the embryonic
C. elegans nerve ring. Georgia Rapti, Shai Shaham.
80- 10:18 The intrinsic apoptosis pathway mediates the prolongevity response to mitochondrial reactive oxygen species.
Callista Yee, Wen Yang, Siegfried Hekimi.
94- 10:30 Autophagy is required for Axon Outgrowth and the
Specification of Presynaptic Sites during Neurodevelopment. Sarah
Hill, Andrea Stavoe, Daniel Colon-Ramos.
81- 10:30 Coordination of mitophagy and mitochondrial biogenesis
during ageing in C. elegans. Konstantinos Palikaras, Nektarios
Tavernarakis.
95- 10:42 MIG-14/Wntless Regulates Dendrite Self-Avoidance
Independently of Wnts. Chien-Po Liao, Chun-Liang Pan.
82- 10:42 Localized redox regulation of IRE-1 kinase activity
controls distinct ER and oxidative stress responses. John Hourihan,
Lorenza Moronetti Mazzeo, T. Keith Blackwell.
96- 10:54 Spatial control of neurite branching by Wnt-Frizzled/PCP
and endosomal signaling. Chun-Hao Chen, Chun-Liang Pan.
97- 11:06 Transcriptional control of postsynaptic remodeling
through regulated expression of an immunoglobulin superfamily
protein. Siwei He, Alison Philbrook, Rebecca McWhirter,
Christopher Gabel, Daniel Taub, Michael Francis, David Miller.
83- 10:54 A novel role for the nuclear receptor NHR-49 in the
oxidative stress response. Grace Y. S. Goh, Regina C. Lai, KaYoung Lee, Stefan Taubert.
84- 11:06 Somatic expression of a germline program does not
extend lifespan in C. elegans. Andrew Knutson, Susan Strome.
98- 11:18 Temporal regulation of MT dynamics drives synapse
remodeling. Naina Kurup, Dong Yan, Alexandr Goncharov, Yishi
Jin.
85- 11:18 NemaFlex: A microfluidic tool for phenotyping
(neuro)muscular strength in C. elegans. Mizanur Rahman, Jennifer
E. Hewitt, Frank Van Bussel, Jerzy Blawzdziewicz, Nathaniel
Szewczyk, Monica Driscoll, Siva A. Vanapalli.
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PLENARY, PARALLEL AND WORKSHOP LISTINGS
Friday, June 26 8:30 AM–11:30 AM
De Neve Auditorium
Friday, June 26 8:30 AM–11:30 AM
Northwest Auditorium
Evolution, Ecology, and Germline Development
Chair: John Wang, BRCAS, Taiwan
Cytoskeleton and Trafficking
Chair: Joshua Bembenek, University of Tennessee
99- 8:30 Evolution and development of Caenorhabditis sperm size:
from interspecific to intra-individual levels of variation. A. Vielle,
N. Soares, N. Callemeyn, C. Gimond, J. C. Gray, S. Zdraljevic, N.
Poullet, C. Ferrari, P. McGrath, E.C. Andersen, A. D. Cutter, C.
Braendle.
112- 8:30 Competitive Microdomains Hypothesis; using large
endosomes of the coelomocyte to investigate subendosomal
microdomains. Anne Norris, Alexandra Murr, Julie Gerdes, Simon
Wang, Rouchen Ying, Barth Grant.
113- 8:42 DLK-1/p38 MAP Kinase signaling controls cilium length
by regulating RAB-5 mediated endocytosis. Aniek van der Vaart,
Suzanne Rademakers, Gert Jansen.
100- 8:42 Developmental fidelity in males varies widely across C.
elegans isotypes. Melissa Alcorn, Davon Callander, Bilge Birsoy,
Matthew Cieslak, Joel Rothman.
114- 8:54 CCM-3/STRIPAK promotes excretory canal extension
through endocytic recycling. Benjamin Lant.
101- 8:54 Assembly of the Caenorhabditis elegans gut microbiota
is a deterministic process shaped by the host. M. Berg, B. Stenuit, J.
Ho, A. Wang, C. Parke, M. Knight, L. Alvarez-Cohen, M. Shapira.
115- 9:06 The Non-Muscle Myosin NMY-1 functions with actin
polymerizing UNC-34/Enabled to drive contact-dependent dendritic
self-avoidance. Lakshmi Sundararajan, Cody Smith, Matthew
Tyska, David Miller.
102- 9:06 The diacetyl receptor ODR-10 mediates a natural odor
attraction between C. elegans and lactic acid bacteria grown on
citrus fruit. J. I. Choi, K. Yoon, S. Kalichamy, S. Yoon, J. I. Lee.
116- 9:18 CDKL-1, a protein related to the human CDKL5 kinase
implicated in Rett syndrome and epilepsy, is a novel transition zone
protein that controls cilium formation. Kwangjin Park, Chunmei
Li, Michel Leroux.
103- 9:18 Caenorhabditis briggsae and its two natural viruses,
coevolution in a 'ménage à trois'. Lise Frézal, Gautier Brésard,
Marie-Anne Félix.
104- 9:30 Never change a running system? A surprising similarity
in nematode embryogenesis. Nadin Memar, Katharina Luthe,
Sabrina Schiemann, Hanna Chiesielski, Christian Hennig, Barbara
Conradt, Ralf Schnabel.
117- 9:30 Post-translational microtubule glutamylation levels
control ciliary motor transport, microtubule structure, and
cytoskeletal stability. Robert O'Hagan, Malan Silva, Ken Nguyen,
Margaret Morash, Sebastian Bellotti, David Hall, Maureen Barr.
9:42 - Break
9:42 - Break
Chair: Mara Schvarzstein, Brooklyn College
Chair: Thomas Boulin, CNRS - Universite de Lyon
105- 10:06 A long non-coding RNA acts in developmental timing
by repressing LIN-28. Karin Kiontke, R. Antonio Herrera, Edward
Vuong, Douglas S. Portman, David H. A. Fitch.
118- 10:06 LINKIN, a cell adhesion molecule required during
collective migration of the male gonad. Mihoko Kato, Tsui-Fen
Chou, Collin Z. Yu, John DeModena, Paul W. Sternberg.
106- 10:18 Multiple mechanisms of germ granule condensation and
distribution are essential for soma-germline distinction in the C.
elegans embryo. Agata Rybarska, Christian Eckmann.
119- 10:18 A new role for the conserved centrosomal protein
Girdin in the regulation of primary cilia biogenesis in C. elegans
and mammalian cells. Inna Nechipurenko, Anique Olivier-Mason,
Julie Kennedy, Oliver Blacque, Piali Sengupta.
107- 10:30 Notch signaling antagonizes PRC2-mediated silencing
and promotes reprogramming of C. elegans germ cells. Stefanie
Seelk, Balázs Hargitai, Irene Kalchhauser, Martina Hajduskova,
Silvia Gutnik, Rafal Ciosk, Baris Tursun.
120- 10:30 Furrowing as the result of mechanically induced actin
alignment. Anne-Cecile Reymann, Fabio Staniscia, Anna
Erzberger, Guillaume Salbreux, Stephan Grill.
108- 10:42 The NHL-TRIM Protein LIN-41 is a Major Determinant
of the Extended Meiotic Prophase of C. elegans Oocytes. Caroline
Spike, Tatsuya Tsukamoto, David Greenstein.
121- 10:42 A network of conserved formins regulates excretory cell
tubulogenesis. Daniel Shaye, Iva Greenwald.
109- 10:54 Localized insulin signaling inhibition couples germline
stem cell activity to oocyte needs in aging C. elegans adults.
Patrick Narbonne, Paul S. Maddox, Jean-Claude Labbé.
122- 10:54 Shaping neurons by twist-tension coupling in chiral
cytoskeleton networks. Michael Krieg, Juan G. Cueva, Kerry
Spilker, Kang Shen, Alexander R. Dunn, Miriam B. Goodman.
110- 11:06 Exogenous regulation of C. elegans germ stem cell
proliferation. A. S. Vagasi, S. N. Chaudhari, M. Mukherjee, G. Bi,
M. M. Rahman, J. Selhub, E. T. Kipreos.
123- 11:06 Distinct contribution of different tubulin isotypes to
microtubule dynamics. Yu Honda, Eisuke Sumiyoshi, Asako
Sugimoto.
111- 11:18 The intrinsically-disordered MEG proteins regulate
RNA granule assembly and germ cell fate in embryos. Tu Lu, Helen
Schmidt, Geraldine Seydoux.
124- 11:18 The fate of the midbody after cell division.
Gholamreza Fazeli, Michaela Trinkwalder, Ann Wehman.
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PLENARY, PARALLEL AND WORKSHOP LISTINGS
Friday, June 26 1:30 PM–4:30 PM
Royce Hall
Friday, June 26 4:45 PM–5:45 PM
Royce Hall
Plenary Session 3
Chair: Mario de Bono, MRC-LMB
Plenary Session
Chair: Martha Soto, Rutgers University
125- 1:30 How cells change shape. Bob Goldstein, University of
North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
Keynote Address
126- 2:00 PAR polarity in C. elegans zygotes is established by a
mechanochemical feedback-patterning motif. Peter Gross, K. Vijay
Kumar, Justin S. Bois, Carsten Hoege, Nathan W. Goehring, Frank
Jülicher, Stephan W. Grill.
Craig Mello, University of Massachusetts
Medical School
127- 2:12 Asymmetric ubiquitination of the contractile ring by
CUL-3 E3 ubiquitin ligase complex regulates asymmetric
cytokinesis in P0 cell. Kenji Sugioka, Bruce Bowerman.
A Worm's Tale: Secrets of Inheritance and
Immortality.
128- 2:24 Crossover position directs accurate chromosome
remodeling during late meiotic prophase I in Caenorhabditis
elegans . Elisabeth Altendorfer, Monica Colaiacovo.
129- 2:36 Dosage Compensation Complex alters X chromosome
organization in C. elegans. Rahul Sharma, Jop Kind, Georgina
Gomez-Salivar, Bas van Steensel, Peter Askjaer, Peter Meister.
130- 2:48 Regulation of nuclear organization and long-range gene
expression by condensin. Bayly Wheeler, Christian Frøkjær-Jensen,
Erika Anderson, Qian Bian, Erik Jorgensen, Barbara J. Meyer.
3:00 - Break
• Friday, June 26 8:00 PM–9:00 PM
Chair: Asako Sugimoto, Tohoku University
Teaching Workshop - Navigating the PUI: Teaching vs
Research, Politics and Earning Tenure
131- 3:30 Whole-brain imaging at cellular resolution reveals multineuronal dynamics under non-stimulus condition. Takayuki
Teramoto, Terumasa Tokunaga, Osamu Hirose, Yu Toyoshima,
Yuichi Iino, Ryo Yoshida, Takeshi Ishihara.
Room:
Northwest Auditorium
Organizer: Jon Karpel, Southern Utah University
132- 3:36 The C. elegans Cell-Specific Proteomics Toolkit. Kai P.
Yuet, Meenakshi K. Doma, Paul W. Sternberg, David A. Tirrell.
Question and answer session with tenured faculty panelists.
Panelists will share their experiences concerning the balancing act
of teaching, research, and service. Discussion will include topics
such as tenure requirements, collaboration, and getting along with
others in your department.
133- 3:42 C. elegans Punctin clusters GABAA receptors via
neuroligin binding and UNC-40/DCC recruitment. Haijun Tu#,
Berangere Pinan-Lucarre#, Tingting Ji, Maelle Jospin, Jean-Louis
Bessereau.
Panel Participants:
Greg Hermann, Lewis & Clark College
Philip Meneely, Haverford College
Mary Montgomery, Macalester College
Jennifer Powell, Gettysburg College
134- 3:54 Global brain dynamics generate the holistic motor
command pattern in C. elegans. Saul Kato, Harris Kaplan, Tina
Schrödel, Manuel Zimmer.
135- 4:06 Deep-proteome & single-worm proteomics pipelines to
uncover molecular changes associated with aging. Vikram
Narayan, Dalila Bensaddek, Tony Ly, Ehsan Pourkarimi, Megan
Laurance, Mark Larance, Anton Gartner, Cynthia Kenyon, Angus
Lamond.
136- 4:18 Neuronal Exophers: a novel mechanism for the removal
of neurotoxic cytoplasm components. Ilija Melentijevic, Marton
Toth, Meghan Arnold, Ryan Guasp, Girish Harinath, Alex Parker,
Christian Neri, Monica Driscoll.
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Saturday, June 27 8:30 AM–11:30 AM
Carnesale Palisades Ballroom
Saturday, June 27 8:30 AM–11:30 AM
Grand Horizon Ballroom
RNA Interference, Noncoding RNAs, and Genetic
Technologies
Physiology: Metabolism and Pathogenesis
Chair: Jingru Sun, Washington State University
Chair: Ayelet Lamm, Technion - IIT
151- 8:30 Acyl-CoA oxidase complexes control the chemical
message produced by C. elegans. Xinxing Zhang, Likui Feng, Satya
Chinta, Prashant Singh, Yuting Wang, Joshawna Nunnery, Rebecca
Butcher.
138- 8:30 Small RNAs and RNAi machinery mediate
transgenerational dauer formation in response to bacterial pathogens
in C. elegans. Lidia Verdugo, Fernanda Palominos, Carolina
Sanchez, Yessenia Vasquez, Vinicius Maracaja, Francisco Chavez,
Andrea Calixto.
152- 8:42 Mechanisms underlying transmission dynamics of mutant
mitochondrial genomes. Maulik Patel, Harmit Malik.
139- 8:42 Toward an understanding of cooperative miRNAmediated silencing. M. N. Flamand, H. H. Gan, E. Wu, A.
Vashisht, G. Jannot, J. Wohlschlegel, M. J. Simard, T. F. Duchaine.
153- 8:54 New 13C- and 15N-labeling strategies to monitor
individual phospholipid dynamics identify regulators of membrane
rejuvenation. B. Dancy, S. Chen, R. Drechsler, P. Gafken, C. Olsen.
140- 8:54 Staufen negatively modulates microRNA activity in
Caenorhabditis elegans. Zhiji Ren, Isana Veksler-Lublinsky,
Alejandro Vasquez-Rifo, David Morrissey, Victor Ambros.
154- 9:06 Loss of the C. elegans holocarboxylase synthetase
homolog, MEL-3 disrupts anterior-posterior polarity in the embryo
and causes larval arrest in a diet dependent manner. Jason Watts,
Diance Morton, Kenneth Kemphues, Jennifer Watts.
141- 9:06 Characterization of the Argonaute protein
C04F12.1/VSRA-1 in C. elegans development. Monica Wu, Shikui
Tu, Zhiping Weng, Julie Claycomb.
155- 9:18 Dietary vitamin B12 intake dictates expression of a
novel, B12-independent propionate breakdown pathway in C.
elegans. Emma Watson, Michael Hoy, Maria Olin-Sandoval,
Markus Ralser, A. J. Marian Walhout.
142- 9:18 RNA circles can be used to inhibit and assay microRNA
activity. Eric Moss, Abrar Sulaimani, Kevin Kemper.
156- 9:30 Innate immunity mediated longevity and reproductive
longevity converge on the c-type lectin domain (ctld) protein UPR1. Elad Yunger, Modi Safra, Yehuda Salzberg, Sivan HenisKorenblit.
143- 9:30 The Conserved Histone Chaperone, NAP-1 is Required
for Small-RNA Mediated Chromatin Modulation. Michelle
Francisco, Tuhin Maity, Christopher Wedeles, Julie Claycomb.
9:42 - Break
9:42 - Break
Chair: Funda Sar, Koc University
Chair: Jonathan Ewbank, CNRS/CIML
144- 10:06 The CSR-1 RNAi pathway promotes germline
transcription and defines the chromatin landscape. G. Cecere, S.
Hoersch, S. O'Keeffe, R. Sachidanandam, A. Grishok.
157- 10:06 Internal structural damage induces an innate immune
response in C. elegans epidermis. Yun Zhang, Wenna Li, Linfeng
Li, Yuanbao Li, Rong Fu, Yi Zhu, Huimin Zhang.
145- 10:18 Homologous pairing and unpaired silencing of
chromosomes are regulated by RNAi during meiosis in C. elegans.
H. Tabara, S. Mitani, M. Mochizuki, Y. Kohara, K. Nagata.
158- 10:18 The gut-brain cross talk regulates innate immunity in
Caenorhabditis elegans. A. Hakkim Rahamathullah, S.
Jagadeesan, S. Ahmed, R. Feinbaum, F. Ausubel.
146- 10:30 WAGO-4, a tissue specific argonaute, plays a role in
germline apoptosis and orchestrates post-transcriptional mRNA
regulation. Martin Keller, Deni Subasic, Anneke Brummer, Kapil
Singh, Luca Ducoli, Shivendra Kishore, Yibo Wu, Mihaela Zavolan,
Ruedi Aebersold, Michael Hengartner.
159- 10:30 Aberrant activation of p38 MAP kinase-dependent
innate immune responses is toxic to C. elegans. Hilary Cheesman,
Rhonda Feinbaum, Robert Dowen, Read Pukkila-Worley.
160- 10:42 Mitophagy and hypoxic response protect C. elegans
against P. aeruginosa pathogenesis. Natalia Kirienko, Daniel
Kirienko, Fred Ausubel, Gary Ruvkun.
147- 10:42 MORC-1 regulates endogenous small RNAs, chromatin
organization, and germline immortality. Natasha Weiser, Danny
Yang, Jayshree Khanikar, Suhua Feng, Raymond Chan, Steven
Jacobsen, John Kim.
161- 10:54 Opposite immune responses in Caenorhabditis elegans
caused by a single gene, the neuropeptide receptor gene npr-1. R.
Nakad, B. L. Snoek, W. Yang, K. Dierking, P. C. Rosenstiel, J. E.
Kammenga, H. Schulenburg.
148- 10:54 Computer-assisted transgenesis of C. elegans for deep
phenotyping. Cody Gilleland, Adam Falls, James Noraky, Maxwell
Heiman, Mehmet Yanik.
162- 11:06 A STAT homologue is a key transcription factor in
Caenorhabditis elegans antiviral immunity. Melanie Tanguy, Peter
Sarkies, Eric Miska.
149- 11:06 An auxin-inducible degradation (AID) system for
precise temporal and spatial control of protein depletion. L. Zhang,
J. Ward, Z. Cheng, A. Dernburg.
163- 11:18 Infection by a single microsporidia cell fuses the
intestine of C. elegans into a syncytium. Keir Balla, Emily
Troemel.
150- 11:18 Engineering non-mendelian genetics. Henrik
Bringmann, Judith Besseling.
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Saturday, June 27 8:30 AM–11:30 AM
De Neve Auditorium
Saturday, June 27 8:30 AM–11:30 AM
Northwest Auditorium
Regeneration and Synaptic Function
Chair: Michael Ailion, University of Washington
Cell Fate, Differentiation and Morphogenesis
Chair: Tina Gumienny, Texas Woman's University
164- 8:30 The microtubule dynamics regulator EFA-6 responds to
injury and inhibits axon regeneration via TAC-1 and ZYG-8/DCLK.
L. Chen, M. Chuang, T. Koorman, M. Boxem, Y. Jin, A. Chisholm.
177- 8:30 Safeguarding cell fates by the FACT histone chaperone
network. Ena Kolundzic, Martina Hajduskova, Baris Tursun.
165- 8:42 EFF-1-mediated regenerative axonal fusion requires
components of the apoptotic pathway. Brent Neumann, Sean
Coakley, Rosina Giordano-Santini, Casey Linton, Eui Seung Lee,
Akihisa Nakagawa, Ding Xue, Massimo A. Hilliard.
178- 8:42 Dimerization-driven degradation of C. elegans and
human E proteins in C. elegans gonadogenesis. Maria Sallee, Iva
Greenwald.
166- 8:54 Identification of a new regulator of age-dependent axon
regeneration by characterizing the neuronal IIS/FOXO
transcriptome from isolated adult C. elegans neurons. Vanisha
Lakhina, Rachel Kaletsky, April Williams, Rachel Arey, Jessica
Landis, Jasmine Ashraf, Coleen Murphy.
179- 8:54 Centrosome-associated degradation limits SYS-1/βcatenin inheritance after asymmetric cell division. Setu Vora, Bryan
Phillips.
180- 9:06 Terminal Selector Transcription Factors Orchestrate Cell
Fate Restriction in Addition to Specification. Tulsi Patel, Oliver
Hobert.
167- 9:06 PARGs and PARPs: Novel Regulators of Axon
Regeneration. A. B. Byrne, R. D. McWhirter, D. M. Miller, III, M.
Hammarlund.
181- 9:18 Hedgehog and PTCHD genes couple reactivation of
quiescent neural progenitors to the dietary environment. Masamitsu
Fukuyama, Masahiko Kume, Kenji Kontani, Toshiaki Katada.
168- 9:18 AMPK modulates the activity of neural circuits to trigger
adaptive behavioral outcomes during periods of starvation . Moloud
Ahmadi, Richard Roy.
182- 9:30 The conserved kinases MPK-1, GSK-3, CDK-4 and
CDK-2 promote LIN-45/Braf protein turnover in a dynamic spatial
and temporal pattern. Claire de la Cova, Iva Greenwald.
169- 9:30 The Johanson-Blizzard Syndrome Ubiquitin Ligase
UBR-1 Regulates Glutamate Metabolism and Signaling. Jyothsna
Chitturi, Maria A. Lim*, Wesley L. Hung*, Anas M. Abdel
Rahman, John Calarco, Renee Baran, Xun Huang, James Dennis,
Mei Zhen.
9:42 - Break
Chair: Fumio Motegi, Temasek Life Sciences Laboratory
9:42 - Break
183- 10:06 Making the gonad to be mirror-symmetric by Wnt
signaling. Shuhei So, Hitoshi Sawa.
Chair: Brent Neumann, Monash University
184- 10:18 LET-502/ ROCK acting independently of myosin-II
promotes junctional protein transport or trafficking in parallel to
microtubules. Sophie Quintin, Christelle Gally, Shaohe Wang,
Karen Oegema, Michel Labouesse.
170- 10:06 A two-tier glutamate clearance system in C. elegans
preserves signaling fidelity and circuit separation in the absence of
synaptic isolation. KW Lee, J. C-Y Wong, I. Mano.
171- 10:18 Carbon dioxide sensing controls CREB-dependent
regulation of neuropeptide expression. Teresa Rojo Romanos,
Jakob Gramstrup Petersen, Roger Pocock.
185- 10:30 EGF/Ras signaling and the AFF-1 fusogen control
seamless tube auto-fusion and shaping in the C. elegans excretory
system. F. Soulavie, M. Sundaram.
172- 10:30 The C. elegans RID neuron is a neurosecretory cell that
modulates locomotion. W. Hung*, M A. Lim*, J. Chitturi*, V.
Laskova, Y. Lu, D. Holmyard, R. McWhirter, N. Ji, J. Calarco, C-Y
Ho, A. Samuel, D. M. Miller, M. Zhen.
186- 10:42 FBN-1, a fibrillin-related protein, promotes resistance of
the epidermis to mechanical deformation during embryogenesis.
Melissa Kelley, John Yochem, Michael Krieg, Andrea Calixto,
Maxwell Heiman, Aleksandra Kuzmanov, Vijaykumar Meli, Martin
Chalfie, Miriam Goodman, Shai Shaham, Alison Frand, David Fay.
173- 10:42 Stress induced plasticity of the C. elegans electrical
synapse network. A. Bhattacharya, D. Lee, J. Lee, O. Hobert.
187- 10:54 A Rho-specific GAP functions in response to axonal
guidance signals to modulate the actin cytoskeleton during
embryonic morphogenesis. Andre Wallace, Martha Soto.
174- 10:54 CLH-1 is a bicarbonate permeable anion channel
involved in amphid sheath glia pH regulation. J. Grant, C.
Matthewman, C. Johnson, L. Bianchi.
188- 11:06 A conserved RNA binding protein collaborates with
specific miRNAs to regulate C. elegans development. Rebecca
Zabinsky, Brett Weum, Ben Weaver, Yi Weaver, Min Han.
175- 11:06 Nano-electrode recordings in intact C. elegans reveal
phenotypes for neurological disease models. Daniel Gonzales,
Krishna Badhiwala, Ben Avants, Jacob Robinson.
189- 11:18 Regulation of embryonic genome activation by
endoRNAi. Christina Fassnacht, Cristina Tocchini, Jorge Merlet,
Michael Stadler, Rafal Ciosk.
176- 11:18 Glycolytic enzymes localize to synapses under energy
stress to support synaptic function. SR Jang, J. C. Nelson, E. G.
Bend, L. Rodríguez-Laureano, F. G. Tueros, L. Cartagenova, K.
Underwood, E.M. Jorgensen, D. A. Colón-Ramos.
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• Saturday, June 27 1:00 PM–2:30 PM
• Saturday, June 27 1:00 PM–2:30 PM
High-throughput Sequencing Based Techniques
Integrating Methods in C. elegans Structural Neurobiology
and Cell Anatomy from Embryos to Adults
Room:
Carnesale Palisades Ballroom
Organizer: Sevinc Ercan, New York University
Room:
De Neve Auditorium
Organizers: Andrew Chisholm, University of California, San
Diego, and
Aravi Samuel, Harvard University, and
Mei Zhen, Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute
This workshop is designed to help researchers who wish to use highthroughput genomics to study gene regulation and want to find out
where to start. We also encourage participation from experienced
researchers who would like to contribute to the discussion. We will
cover ChIP-seq, RNA-seq, and small RNA-seq techniques. For
each, we will discuss experimental issues such as sample
preparation and controls; analysis issues such as normalization; data
interpretation and discussion of the strength and weaknesses of each
technique.
The anatomical foundation of much C. elegans research derives
from classic light and electron microscopy studies in the 1970s and
1980s. More modern methods of EM reconstruction are now
extending these studies to different stages and conditions. The first
half of this workshop will present and discuss methods and
challenges in large-scale and high-throughput EM anatomy.
Schedule of events:
• Saturday, June 27 1:00 PM–2:30 PM
The stereotyped anatomy of C. elegans allows unique identification
of cells. However without extensive training such identification
remains challenging. The second half of the workshop will focus on
progress in manual and automation of cell ID, mostly in
light/fluorescence microscopy datasets, in embryos and
larvae/adults. Cell ID in the nervous system and other tissues will be
discussed. We encourage participants to bring their own cell ID
challenges, questions, and solutions to the workshop.
Worm Tracking: Recent Advances and Future Directions
1:00 pm -1:05 pm Introduction (A Chisholm)
1:00 pm Introduction, Sevinc Ercan, NYU
1:05 pm ChIP-seq, Sevinc Ercan, NYU
1:30 pm RNA-seq, Erin Osborne, UNC
2:00 pm small RNA-seq, Weifeng Gu, UC Riverside
Room:
Grand Horizon Ballroom
EM session 1:05 pm -1:30pm
1) EM dataset processing and alignment: (Ben Mulcahy)
2) EM Databases and Data Analyses (Steven Cook, Nikhil Bhatla)
Organizer: Andre Brown, Imperial College London
Published tracking methods have been designed for different, but
often overlapping, purposes and they each have advantages and
disadvantages, including differing degrees of availability and
adaptability. Driven by the desire for real-time analysis, higherthroughput, and more informative features, there are still a number
of labs working on developing the next generation of worm trackers.
This workshop will have three purposes:
3) Approaches to EM segmentation (Daniel Witvliet, James Mitchell)
Open discussion (1:30 pm-1:45pm)
Microscopy session 1:45 pm-2:10 pm
1) Cell tracking and ID in embryos (Bao lab)
2) Manual neuronal ID (Nikhil Bhatla, Esther Serrano Saiz)
3) Automated neuron tracking in behaving animals (Eviatar Yemini, Vivek
Venkatachalam, Saul Kato, Jeffrey Nguyen)
1) To share recent advances in worm tracking with the broader
community
2) To get feedback from the community on what new technologies
would be most useful in their work
3) To discuss the possibility of coordinating efforts where possible
and to consider working towards a more universal open source
worm tracker that can serve as a shared basis for future
developments
Open discussion (2:15 pm -2:30 pm)
2:30 pm -2:32 pm Closing Remarks (Mei Zhen)
Schedule
1:00 pm Motorized-stage tracking, Weiwei Zhong, Rice
University
1:12 pm High-throughput multi-worm tracking, Rex Kerr, UCSF
1:24 pm Locomotion and posture on developmental timescales,
David Biron, University of Chicago
1:36 pm Quantifying swimming, Monica Driscoll, Rutgers
University
1:48 pm Tracking turns and tangles in the crossed body
movements of C. elegans, Greg Stephens, VU
Amsterdam
2:00 pm Discussion
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been initiated to generate draft genome sequence for the majority of
the remaining unsequenced species.
• Saturday, June 27 1:00 PM–2:30 PM
This workshop will
WormBase: Website Usage, Data Mining, and Community
Annotation
Room:
- provide context and overview of the need for and promise of a
Caenorhabditis genomes project
- review the current state of the art in Caenorhabditis species
discovery, diversity and genomics
- bring participants fully up-to-date with progress and plans
- present vignettes of current research being done with the new
diversity of genomes
- encourage and consolidate community opinion, needs and plans
Northwest Auditorium
Organizer: Chris Grove, CalTech
== Tools and Resources ==
1:00 pm Chris Grove: Mining WormBase data with
InterMine/WormMine
1:12 pm Scott Cain: JBrowse, a new tool for genome browsing in
WormBase
1:24 pm Raymond Lee: Browsing WormBase ontologies with the
new WormBase ontology browser
1:36 pm Kevin Howe: ParaSite, Ensembl Genomes, and the
UCSC Assembly Hub for C. elegans
1:48 pm Kimberly van Auken: Gene Ontology (GO): Finding
GO annotations and performing enrichment analysis
Schedule:
1:00 pm Welcome, Mark Blaxter, organiser
1:05 pm The phylogeny of Caenorhabditis, Karin Kiontke, NYU
1:20 pm What will a fully sequenced phylogeny of
Caenorhabditis do for me?, TBC
1:40 pm Current status of the CGP, Georgios Koutsovoulos,
University of Edinburgh
1:50 pm Improving Caenorhabditis genome assembly with long
read data, Erich Schwarz, Cornell University
2:00 pm Community guided discussion: What do we need from
the Caenorhabditis Genomes Project?
2:20 pm Community taskforce: Who will do what to make this
vision a reality?
== Community Annotation ==
2:00 pm Mary Ann Tuli: Contributing variation data to WormBase
2:15 pm Ranjana Kishore: Participate in writing gene descriptions
for
WormBase
For the 2015 International C. elegans meeting, WormBase will
present two identical workshops (Thursday and Saturday) to cover
some of WormBase's newer tools and data as well as ways in which
the nematode research community may contribute data and
annotations to the database. We will cover basics of data mining
with WormMine (the WormBase instance of Intermine), introduce
our instantiation of the JBrowse genome browser, and demo the new
ParaSite website which hosts genome sequences for parasitic
nematode species. We will discuss WormBase sequence data
available in complementary resources such as Ensembl Genomes
and the UCSC Assembly Hub for C. elegans and cover the basics of
finding Gene Ontology (GO) data in WormBase and performing GO
enrichment analysis. We will also provide a number of options for
users to submit their own data using sequence variation data and
gene concise descriptions as examples.
• Saturday, June 27 1:30 PM–3:00 PM
Plenary Session and Workshop for Undergraduate
Researchers
Room:
Sunset Village, West Coast
Organizer: Beth Ruedi, Genetics Society of America
Undergraduate conference attendees will attend a plenary session
with two talks presented at a level appropriate for an undergraduate
audience. Participants will then have a chance to talk to a panel of
graduate students about applications, interviewing, admission,
choosing a lab and quality of life in graduate school.
• Saturday, June 27 2:30 PM–4:30 PM
• Saturday, June 27 1:00 PM–2:30 PM
Teaching Workshop: Teaching Resources Available to
Incorporate C. elegans into the Classroom
Caenorhabditis Genomes Project
Room:
Bradley International Ballroom
Room:
Northwest Auditorium
Organizer: Mark Blaxter, University of Edinburgh
Organizer: Jon Karpel, Southern Utah University
The sequencing of the genome of the nematode C. elegans remains
one of the milestones of modern biology, and this genome sequence
is the essential backdrop to a vast body of work on this key model
organism. As Dobzhansky said, “Nothing in biology makes sense
except in the light of evolution”, and it is clear that complete
understanding of C. elegans will only be achieved when it is placed
in an evolutionary context. The field of comparative nematode
genomics is now moving forward rapidly, with many new species of
Caenorhabditis having been identified in the last decade, and new
initiatives to explore the genomics and population genomics of the
genus. In particular an open "Caenorhabditis Genomes Project" has
Workshop attendees will be introduced to several different resources
available to teachers on how to use this model organism in the
classroom. Louisa Stark, recipient of the 2015 Elizabeth W. Jones
Award for Excellence in Education, will present the Learn.Genetics
and Teach.Genetics resources.
Panel Participants:
Louisa Stark, University of Utah
Elizabeth Ruedi, Education Director, GSA
Elizabeth Ann De Stasio, Senior Editor of Genetics, Lawrence
University
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• Sunday, June 28 10:30 AM–12:00 NOON
Sunday, June 28 9:00 AM–10:15 AM
Royce Hall
CRISPR-based Strategies for Genome Engineering
Plenary Session 4
Room:
Royce Hall
Organizers: Mike Boxem, Utrecht University, and
Daniel Dickinson, University of North Carolina,
and
Alexandre Paix, Johns Hopkins University School
of Medicine
Chair: Sophie Jarriault, IGBMC
190- 9:00 Vulval development: a model for tube morphogenesis.
Alex Hajnal, University of Zurich, Switzerland.
191- 9:30 Epidermal wounding induces mitochondrial ROS
production that promotes wound repair in C. elegans. Suhong Xu,
Andrew D. Chisholm.
In just a few years' time, CRISPR-based genome engineering has
become an essential tool for many C. elegans groups. This exciting
technology is still rapidly evolving, with new insights being gained
on an almost daily basis. This workshop offers an opportunity to
learn about the latest developments in CRISPR/Cas9 genome
engineering, share ideas, and gain practical tips, protocols, and
insights to enable the successful application of this technology. In a
series of short talks, researchers actively developing novel methods
or improvements will present their work, with a focus on practical,
technical advice. Topics that will be discussed include
improvements to efficiency and selection of genome edits, and
novel Cas9 applications. The talks will be followed by a Q&A
session. The workshop will end with a summarizing overview of the
field by Geraldine Seydoux.
192- 9:42 Regulation of mitochondrial fusion in physical exertion
and lifespan extension. Snehal N. Chaudhari, Edward T. Kipreos.
193- 9:54 Noxious Stimuli Induce Spitting by C. elegans via
Spatially-Restricted Calcium Increases in Pharyngeal Muscle. Steve
Sando, Nikhil Bhatla, Bob Horvitz.
10:06 - Break
10:30 am Introduction. Mike Boxem.
10:35 am Cloning-free genome editing using Cas9-guide RNA
ribonucleoprotein complexes. Alexandre Paix, Andrew Folkmann,
Dominique Rasoloson, Jarrett Smith, Geraldine Seydoux.
10:43 am Dramatic enhancement of genome editing by
CRISPR/Cas9 through improved guide RNA design. Behnom
Farboud, Barbara Meyer.
10:51 am Improvements and challenges with pha-1(ts) coconversion. Jordan Ward, Liangyu Zhang, Abby Dernburg.
10:59 am Streamlined CRISPR-based genome engineering with a
self-excising drug selection cassette. Daniel J. Dickinson, Ariel M.
Pani, Jennifer K. Heppert, Christopher D. Higgins, Bob Goldstein.
11:07 am Activation of endogenous gene transcription using Cas-9
in C. elegans. Joseph Zullo, Noah Davidsohn, Alejandro Chavez,
Monica Colaiacovo, George Church, Bruce Yankner.
11:15 am CRISPR/Cas9-mediated gene knock-out and knock-in
applications in C. elegans. Zhiping Wang, Yishi Jin.
11:23 am Q&A with the speakers.
11:50 am An Overview of CRISPR-based Genome Engineering.
Geraldine Seydoux.
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POSTER SESSION LISTINGS
Physiology - Aging and Stress
elegans. Sarah Chang, Wendy Hanna-Rose.
209A. RIL-1 influences life span through suppression of
mitochondrial electron transport chain in C. elegans. Chieh Chen,
Ao-Lin Hsu.
194A. Genetic and Biochemical Approaches to Determine the Role
of APL-1, an Ortholog of human APP. Adanna G. Alexander,
Chris Li.
210B. Transcriptional and Post-transcriptional Analyses of the
Synergistically Extended Lifespan by Mutations in daf-2 and rsks-1
in C. elegans. Jianfeng Lan, Jarod Rollins, Di Wu, Xuan Zhang, Fen
Chen, Pankaj Kapahi, Aric Rogers, Di Chen.
195B. Guarana (Paullinia cupana Mart) extends lifespan and
modulates some gene expression levels in Caenorhabditis elegans.
Leticia Arantes, Marina Machado, Daniele Zamberlan, Felix
Soares, Michael Aschner.
211C. Neuronal protein with tau-like repeats (PTL-1) regulates
intestinal SKN-1 nuclear accumulation in response to oxidative
stress. Yee Lian Chew, Jürgen Götz, Hannah Nicholas.
196C. Investigating the role of progeric gene inactivations in
synaptic maintenance of DA9 neurons in C.elegans. Maria
Armakola, Gary Ruvkun.
212A. Activation of the innate immune response protects against
neurodegeneration in C. elegans. Madhusudana Chikka, Kyle
Dombeck, Veena Prahlad.
197A. Involvement of daf-16, skn-1 and trxr-1 genes in the stress
resistance produced by 4-phenylseleno-7-chloroquinoline exposure
in Caenorhabditis elegans. Daiana Avila, Willian Salgueiro, Diego
Alves, Maurício Xavier.
213B. The ASI paradox. Peter Chisnell, Cynthia Kenyon.
214C. Worm life balance – H3K27 methylation and lifespan
extension. Karolina Chocian, Julien Vandamme, Lisa Salcini, Jane
Mellor, Alison Woollard.
198B. Modulation of stress resistance and longevity by the
transthyretin-like gene ttr-1. Dena Block, Dustin Cox, Kwame
Twumasi-Boateng, Michael Shapira.
199C. What are they Choosing? Linking Food Preference to LifeHistory Outcomes. Ben Blue, Stephen Banse, Patrick Phillips.
215A. Analysis of quiescence during aging in insulin/insulin-like
signaling mutants using a microfabricated WorMotel multi-well
device. Matthew Churgin, Christopher Fang-Yen.
200A. Nuclear DNA damage signaling by ATL-1 and CSB-1
modulates longevity in the C. elegans Mit mutants. Milena Girotti,
Shylesh Bhaskaran, Jeffery Butler, Sandra Becerra, Megan Borror,
Shane Rea.
216B. The germ cell DNA damage response actively curtails C.
elegans lifespan. Evan Lister-Shimauchi, Veronica Gomez-Godinez,
Michael Berns, Olivier Cinquin.
217C. The effect of FUdR on fatty acid composition and aging in C.
elegans. Raven Conyers, Xun Shi, Jennifer. Watts.
201B. Roles of sphingolipid signaling in life history traits, aging,
and healthsapn in C. elegans. Jaylene Brown, Abby Nolan, Dustin
Servello, Brandon Hark, Trisha Staab, Jason Chan.
218A. Screening for interactions among multiple stressors using
response to light as a survival metric. Tim Crombie, David Julian.
202C. Specific RNA interference in Caenorhabditis elegans by
ingested dsRNA expressed in Bacillus subtilis. Yelena
Budovskaya, Marco Lezzerini, Koen van de Ven, Martijn Veerman,
Stanley Brul.
219B. Spatial and temporal microfluidics study of the neuronal
regulation and modes of activation of the heat shock stress response.
Erin Dahlstrom, Erel Levine.
203A. Neuronal CRTC-1 governs systemic mitochondrial
metabolism and lifespan via a catecholamine signal. Kristopher
Burkewitz, Ianessa Morantte, Heather Weir, Robin Yeo, Yue
Zhang, Frank Huynh, Olga Ilkayeva, Matthew Hirschey, Ana Grant,
William Mair.
220C. Identification of Pathways Responsible for Reduced Protein
Synthesis-induced Lifespan. Hans Dalton, Chia-An Yen, Sean
Curran.
221A. The homeodomain protein kinase, HPK-1 influences aging
and is a central component of the heat shock response . Ritika Das,
Richard Kim, Elliot Schwartz, Andrew Samuelson.
204B. The progranulin cleavage products, granulins, exacerbate
toxicity in a C. elegans model of TDP-43 neurodegeneration.
Dominique Salazar, Victoria Butler, Andrea Argouarch, TsungYuan Hsu, Nakamura Ayumi, Seeley William, Bruce Miller, Aimee
Kao.
222B. Identification of microRNA-239 target genes and their role in
promoting longevity in C. elegans. Manasa Basavaraju, Alexandre
de Lencastre.
205C. Progranulin and its cleavage products, the granulins, are
reciprocal regulators of lysosome function and organismal stress
response. Victoria Butler, Meredith Judy, Tsung-Yuan Hsu,
Dominique Salazar, Aimee Kao.
223C. MicroRNA Functions in C. elegans Models of
Neurodegenerative Diseases. Kaushik Muralidharan, Alexandre de
Lencastre.
224A. Biofilm proficiency enhances gut colonization and lifespan in
Caenorhabditis elegans. Verónica Donato, Roberto Grau.
206A. Regulation of Stress Physiology and Longevity by the eIF3
Translation Initiation Complex in C. elegans. Douglas Cattie,
Claire E. Richardson, Kirthi C. Reddy, Dennis H. Kim.
225B. A role for neuropeptide signaling in regulating C. elegans
response to anoxia. Shachee Doshi, John J. Flibotte, Robert G.
Kalb.
207B. Spatial and temporal analysis of autophagy in organismal
aging. Jessica T. Chang, Joseph H. Davis, Malene Hansen.
226C. O-GlcNAc cycling plays a crucial role in germline plasticity
and acts in coordination with fatty acid β-oxidation to regulate ARD
208C. Mitochondrial sirtuins and oxidative stress response in C.
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entry in C. elegans. Moriah Eustice, John Hanover.
anticipation. Jon Hibshman, Anthony Hung, L. Ryan Baugh.
227A. Regulation of protein homeostasis by microRNAs in
Caenorhabditis elegans. Fabian Finger, Thorsten Hoppe.
243B. A protective role of sensory perception through amine
neurotransmitters in C. elegans. H. Hoshikawa, M. Uno, H.
Yoshimura, S. Honjoh, E. Nishida.
228B. The DAF-7/TGF-β pathway is required for lifespan extension
mediated by dietary restriction in C. elegans. Marissa Fletcher,
Dennis Kim.
244C. Neural Activity and CaMKII Protect Neuronal Mitochondria
from Age-Dependent Fragmentation in C. elegans. Hao-Ching
Jiang, Jiun-Min Hsu, Chien-Ping Yen, Chi-Chao Chao, Ruey-Hwa
Chen, Chun-Liang Pan.
229C. Modulation of aging characteristics with an anti-aging
compound. Nicola Fox, EJC Mellor.
230A. Molecular Jekyll and Hyde: The Opposing Roles of TCER1/TCERG1 in Regulating Lifespan and Stress Resilience. Francis
RG Amrit, Laura Steenberge, Brooke McClendon, Judith
Yanowitz, Arjumand Ghazi.
245A. New longevity genes revealed by integrative analysis of
isoform-specific DAF-16/FoxO mutants. Albert Chen, Chunfang
Guo, Omar Itani, Breane Budaitis, Travis Williams, Christopher
Hopkins, Richard McEachin, Manjusha Pande, Ana Grant, Sawako
Yoshina, Shohei Mitani, Patrick Hu.
231B. Glucose Induces Sensitivity to Oxygen Deprivation & is
Modulated via Insulin Signaling and Lipid Biosynthesis in
C.elegans. Anastacia M. Garcia, Mary L. Ladage, Rajeev K. Azad,
Pamela A. Padilla.
246B. New longevity genes revealed by integrative analysis of daf-2
and glp-1 mutants. Albert Chen, Joseph Kruempel, Ian Waters,
Chunfang Guo, Manjusha Pande, Ana Grant, Richard McEachin,
Patrick Hu.
232C. Identification of trinucleotide-repeat RNA toxicity pathways
in C. elegans. S. Garcia, Y. Tabach, G. Lourenço, M. Armakola, G.
Ruvkun.
247C. BRAP-2 regulates SKN-1/ELT-3 in response to oxidative
stress through the ERK/MAPK pathway. Queenie Hu, Lesley T.
MacNeil, Dayana R. D’Amora, Marian Walhout, Terrance J.
Kubiseski.
233A. Autophagy in the Intestine Acts to Influence Healthspan and
Longevity During Dietary Restriction. Sara Gelino, Jessica Chang,
Malene Hansen.
248A. The RNA binding protein TIAR-1 is important to protect
germ cells from stress. Gabriela Huelgas-Morales, Carlos G.
Silva-García, Laura S. Salinas-Velázquez, David Greenstein, Rosa
E. Navarro.
234B. Transcription Factors that Coordinate Lipid Synthesis and
Breakdown to Ensure Metabolic Homeostasis and Longevity.
Francis RG Amrit, Elizabeth Steenkiste, Ramesh Ratnappan,
Shaw-Wen Chen, T. Brooke McClendon, Carissa P. Olsen, Judith L.
Yanowitz.
249B. The role of cholesterol in DAF-16 nuclear localization and
fasting-induced longevity in C. elegans. Akiko Ihara, Masaharu
Uno, Koichi Miyatake, Sakiko Honjoh, Eisuke Nishida.
235C. Measuring Caenorhabditis elegans food intake and the
absorption of dietary amino acids in 96-well microtiter plates.
Rafael Gomez-Amaro, Elizabeth Valentine, Maria Carretero, Sarah
LeBoeuf, Sunitha Rangaraju, Caroline Broaddus, Gregory Solis,
James Williamson, Michael Petrascheck.
250C. Investigation of TORC1-inhibition dependent SKN-1/Nrf
activity and its effect on longevity . Meltem Isik, Keith T.
Blackwell.
236A. Chemically induced oxidative stress affects ASH neuronal
function and C. elegans behavior. Eleni Gourgou, Nikos Chronis.
251A. GLP-1/Notch longevity is not equivalent to germline laser
ablation mediated longevity. Philipp S. Jaeger, Oezlem Karalay,
Shuhei Nakamura, Kayo Nakamura, Christian Latza, Adam Antebi.
237B. Genetic dissection of mechanisms that contribute to extrusion
of neurotoxic aggregates from neurons. Ryan Guasp, Ilija
Melentijevic, Meghan Arnold, Girish Harinath, Monica Driscoll.
252B. Hyperoxia effects on development and reproduction.
Gholamali Jafari, Jason Pitt, Zhongyu Li, Daniela Ayon, Matt
Kaeberlein.
238C. Sensory Neuronal Signaling Protects from Proteotoxic Stress
to Promote Longevity. Gabriel Guerrero, Martin Denzel.
253C. Extended starvation during L1 arrest appears to reduce fitness
in the exposed animals but cause potentially adaptive effects in their
descendants. James M. Jordan, Meghan A. Jobson, Jon D.
Hibshman, Moses A. Sandrof, L. Ryan Baugh.
239A. Caenorhabditis Intervention Testing Program: Gateway to
the Fountain of Youth. Patrick Phillips, Monica Driscoll, Gordon
Lithgow, Max Guo, Jailynn Harke.
254A. A decrease in movement at a defined moment in life predicts
death. Katharina Jovic, Rosanne Bartels, Rita J. M. Volkers, Mark
G. Sterken, L. Basten Snoek, Jan E. Kammenga.
240B. A C. elegans model to elucidate the role of mitochondrial
DNA mutation in disease. Suraiya Haroon, Tali Gidalevitz, Marc
Vermulst.
255B. 20-hydroxyecdysone modulates energy metabolism and
extends healthspan in C. elegans. Shaunak Kamat, Brittany Graf,
Slavko Komarnytsky, James Aramini, Monica Driscoll.
241C. Quantitative Behavioral Measurements of Individual Aging
Worms Reveal Lifespan-Altering Insulin Pathway Mutants Do Not
Affect Healthspan. Stephen Helms, Esther Lohrmann, Jana Koers,
Marco Lezzerini, Greg Stephens, Tom Shimizu, Yelena
Budovskaya.
256C. MML-1/Mondo regulates lysosome-to-nucleus signaling in
gonadal longevity. Oezlem Karalay, Shuhei Nakamura, Makoto
Horikawa, Kayo Nakamura, Christian Latza, Rebecca Tharyan,
Adam Antebi.
242A. Insulin-like signaling and other aging regulators mediate
effects of dietary restriction on progeny size and environmental
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257A. Evaluation of insuin molecules using a primary culture of the
C. elegans TJ356 strain. Tsuyoshi Kawano, Takumi Fujimori, Maki
Komatsu, Takashi Iwasaki.
273B. Mitochondrial Ca2+ uniporter (mcu-1) regulates autophagy
and mitochondrial UPR in Caenorhabditis elegans.. Yun-Ki Lim,
Choon Kee Min, Dongwook Kim, Moon Kyung Kang, Yeon-Soo
Kim, Soo Hyun Eom, Joohong Ahnn, Sun-Kyung Lee, Do Han
Kim.
258B. S-allyl-L-cysteine increases resistance to environmental
stressors, but has no effect on lifespan in Caenorhabditis elegans.
Junsung Kim, Sang-Kyu Park.
274C. The mitochondrial protein import machinery as a determinant
of longevity in C. elegans. Eirini Lionaki, Ilias Gkikas, Nektarios
Tavernarakis.
275A. Investigating the conservation of cellular buffering of mild
heat stress. Jaime Lisack, Lisa Petrella, Te-Wen Lo.
259C. Ceramide Biosynthesis Impacts Stress Responses in
C.elegans- A Model for Mitochondrial Dysfunction. Skylar King,
Daniel Quan, Rajeev Azad, Pamela Padilla.
276B. Role of RPL-11.2 in the Metabolic Response to Starvation
Stress. Analyn Lizaso, Chun-Lan Huang, Ying-Hue Lee.
260A. Transgenerational inheritance of hormetic effects in C.
elegans. S. Kishimoto, M. Uno, E. Nishida.
277C. New roles of WDR-23 regulation in oxidative stress
response. Jacqueline Lo, Sean Curran.
261B. Captopril extends lifespan, reduces body fat and improves
response to stress in Caenorhabditis elegans. S. Kucuktepe, S.
Tegegne, Y. Liu, D. Benheim, B. Xian, J.-D. Han, A. Mechler, W.
Grant, M. Jois.
278A. A metabolomic perspective of the impact of mitochondrial
prohibitin on C. elegans longevity. Artur B. Lourenço, Celia
Muñoz Jiménez, David Cabrerizo Granados, Mónica Venegas
Calerón, Mary Doherty, Phillip Whitfield, Marta Artal-Sanz.
262C. am117 delays somatic and reproductive aging in
Caenorhabditis elegans by a mechanism that resembles caloric
restriction. Sandeep Kumar, Zuzana Kocsisova, Asa Earnest,
Daniel L. Schneider, Kerry Kornfeld.
279B. Comparing regulation and function of DAF-16/FOXO in
different longevity pathways in C. elegans. Hildegard Mack, James
Moresco, John R. Yates, Cynthia Kenyon.
280C. Chronic proteasome dysfunction in C. elegans activates a
compensatory response involving skn-1, elt-2, and lysosome
activity. Sarah K. Maddux, Scott A. Keith, Yayu Zhong, Annabel
A. Ferguson, Arjumand Ghazi, Alfred L. Fisher.
263A. The interplay between autophagy and the heat shock response
in C. elegans. Caroline Kumsta, Jessica Schmalz, Sara Gelino,
Jessica Chang, Malene Hansen.
281A. C. elegans high-content screen to identify interventions
acting on mitochondria to extend lifespan through neuronal
hormesis. Silvia Maglioni, Alfonso Schiavi, Anjumara Shaik,
Natascia Ventura.
264B. Adiponectin receptors couple protein homeostasis and
cellular metabolism to modulate ageing in C. elegans. Emmanouil
Kyriakakis, Nektarios Tavernarakis.
265C. Analysis of the Genetic and Cellular Impact of Glucose
Supplementation and Oxygen Deprivation in C. elegans. ML
Ladage, AM Garcia, PA Padilla.
282B. Oxidative quality control regulates response to ER stress
through translation control. Latika Matai, Shuvadeep Maity, Asher
Rajkumar, Shantanu Sengupta, Arnab Mukhpadhyay, Kausik
Chakraborty.
266A. An in vivo sensor of mitochondrial function in C. elegans for
toxicity screening and repositioning of drugs. Cristina Lagido,
Debbie McLaggan, L. Anne Glover.
267B. Novel regulators of oxidative stress in C. elegans. Regina
Lai, Grace Goh, Stefan Taubert.
283C. Dopamine Signaling Regulates Protein Homeostasis Through
The Ubiquitin Proteasome Systems. Kishore Joshi, Tarmie
Matlack, Christopher Rongo.
284A. Analysis of intergenerational effects of starvation. Shinya
Matsumoto, Haruka Saito, Midori Ogai, Mayu Morishita, Megumi
Sei, Sawako Okada, Ayano Nishida, Akari Sawanaga, Midori
Sakagami, Kosuke Kato, Yasuki Matsumura.
268C. Inhibition of DDL-1 selectively regulates a subset of HSF-1
targets. Yi-Chun Lai, Ao-Lin Hsu.
269A. Benefits of physical exercise to healthy aging in C. elegans.
Ricardo Laranjeiro, Mizanur Rahman, Daniel Burke, Mary Anne
Royal, Christina Chang, Tianyi Yu, Siva A. Vanapalli, Monica
Driscoll.
285B. TRX-1 as a potential redox regulator of the major C. elegans
oxidative stress transcription factor, SKN-1. Katie McCallum, Bin
Liu, Juan Carlos Fierro-González, Peter Swoboda, Swathi Arur,
Antonio Miranda-Vizuete, Danielle Garsin.
270B. Elucidating a dual role of Wnt signalling pathway in ageregulation in Caenorhabditis elegans. Marco Lezzerini, Yelena
Budovskaya.
286C. Mechanisms of animal-to-animal and cell-to-cell variation in
gene expression in adult hermaphrodites. Alexander Mendenhall,
Bryan Sands, Patricia Tedesco, Thomas Johnson, Roger Brent.
271C. Functional regulation of the DAF-16/FoxO transcription
factor by acetylation in response to stress. Chung-Yi Liang,
Xiaokun Yu, Wei-Chung Chiang, Yi-Chun Lai, David B. Lombard,
Ao-Lin Hsu.
287A. Toward the identification of genetic pathways involved in
muscle aging in Caenorahbditis elegans. Adeline Mergoud dit
Lamarche, Laurent Molin, Kathrin Gieseler, Jean-Louis Bessereau,
Florence Solari.
272A. Functions of CLIC proteins in heat stress in C. elegans. Jun
Liang, Cathy Savage-Dunn, Lizette Flores, Keresser Leo, Shani
Schreiber.
288B. Dietary restriction involves NAD+-dependent mechanisms
and a shift towards oxidative metabolism. Natalie Moroz, Juan
Carmona, Edward Anderson, Anne Hart, David Sinclair, Keith
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Carvalho, T. Ellis.
306B. Non-cell-autonomous activation of the oxidative stress
response by atypical antidepressants extends lifespan of
Caenorhabditis elegans. Sunitha Rangaraju, Gregory Solis, Sofia
Andersson, Rafael Gomez-Amaro, Rozina Kardakaris, Caroline
Broaddus, Alexander Niculescu, Michael Petrascheck.
Blackwell.
289C. Comparative Analysis of Human Alzheimer’s Risk Factor
Genes from GWAS and Linkage Analyses.. Behrad Vahdati Nia,
Deborah Lee, Phong Ta, Steven Munassi, Shin Murakami.
290A. Novel effect and mechanism for prolongevity induced by
Lactobacillus gasseri SBT2055 in Caenorhabditis elegans.. Hisako
Nakagawa, Tadaaki Miyazaki.
307C. Investigations on cell- and tissue-specific activity of NER
upon UVB irradiation in development and ageing of C. elegans.
Matthias Rieckher, Vincent Anton, Amanda Lopes, Paul
Werthenbach, Björn Schumacher.
291B. Exploring the substrate specificity of the C. elegans atypical
calpain CLP-1. L. Newman, P. Kuwabara.
308A. Tissue-specific effects of a solute carrier membrane protein
on the regulation of aging. Nina Riehs, Cynthia Kenyon.
292C. Investigating neuronal modulation of stress resistance and
aging. K. Obrochta, J. Garrison.
309B. The Possible Benefits of Ceratonia siliqua (carob) Fruit
Extract in Caenorhabditis elegans. Cristiane Rodrigues, Ana
Thalita Soares, Mariani Vasconcellos, Cristiane Denardin, Daiana
Ávila.
293A. Supplementation of N-acetyl-L-cysteine mimics the effect of
dietary restriction on lifespan in Caenorhabditis elegans. Seung-Il
Oh, Jin-Kook Park, Sang-Kyu Park.
310C. N-acylethanolamines modulate C. elegans longevity at warm
temperatures. Pedro Reis-Rodrigues, Neale Harrison, Matthew S.
Gill.
294B. Dietary restriction promotes healthspan via a glucagon-like
signaling pathway in C. elegans. Brian Onken, Monica Driscoll.
311A. Regulation of insulin signaling by a truncated isoform of the
insulin receptor.. Pedro Reis-Rodrigues, Prosenjit Mondal, Aditi
Gurkar, Scott T. Baker, Neale Harrison, Brock Grill, Matthew S.
Gill.
295C. Uncovering the mechanisms by which the neurosensory
release of serotonin modulates the Heat Shock Response in
Caenorhabditis elegans. Felicia Ooi, Veena Prahlad.
296A. DNA damage-induced autophagy and necrotic
neurodegeneration during ageing. Margarita Elena Papandreou,
Nektarios Tavernarakis.
312B. The loss of mma-1 LRPPRC function induces the
mitochondrial unfolded protein response. Fabian Koehler, Kathrin
Mueller-Rischart, Barbara Conradt, Stephane Rolland.
297B. Deciphering How the Germline Inhibits Longevity. T.
Richard Parenteau, Cynthia Kenyon.
313C. Analysis of Nucleotide Excision Repair in vivo. Mariangela
Sabatella, Karen Thijssen, Wim Vermeulen, Hannes Lans.
298C. Hypoxia and the Mitochondrial Unfolded Protein Response.
Salvador Peña, Teresa Sherman, Paul Brookes, Keith Nehrke.
314A. Investigating the Role of Host Cell Factor 1 and Ribosomal
S6 Kinase in Regulation of Longevity. Seth Sagulo, Siu Sylvia Lee.
299A. The G-protein coupled receptor FSHR-1 is required for
multiple facets of the innate immune response in C. elegans.
Elizabeth Miller, Leah Grandi, Joseph Robinson, Jennifer Giannini,
Jennifer Powell.
315B. 4-aryl-telluroquinoline improves longevity of stressed
Caenorhabditis elegans in a skn-1 dependent manner. Willian
Salgueiro, Michael Aschner, Daiana Ávila.
316C. Ubiquitin-and Proteasome-rich Spheres Form in Response to
Cellular Stress. Katherine Sampuda.
300B. Specific microRNAs Regulate Heat Stress Responses in
Caenorhabditis elegans. Agnieszka Podolska, Camilla Nehammer,
Sebastian D. Mackowiak, Konstantinos Kagias, Roger Pocock.
317A. Ubiquitin localization changes as C. elegans undergo stress.
Jacob Sanders, Lynn Boyd.
301C. Elucidating the mechanisms for purifying selection of
mitochondrial DNA. Sagen Peterson, Sidhartha Goyal, Yamila
Torres Cleuren, Joel Rothman.
318B. A novel γ-secretase independent role for presenilin in
mitochondrial function and morphology. Shaarika Sarasija,
Kenneth Norman.
302A. Modulation of longevity and stress response pathways by
SUMOylation in C. elegans. Andrea Princz, Nektarios
Tavernarakis.
319C. Stress response pathways are upregulated in long-lived
mitochondrial mutants and show differential interaction with aging.
Claire Schaar, Jeremy Van Raamsdonk.
303B. Role of SEM-4 in BRAP-2/SKN-1/ROS detoxification
pathway. Adilya Rafikova, Lesley MacNeil, Marian Walhout,
Terrance J. Kubiseski.
320A. Amyloid formation controls worm behavior. Andrea Scharf,
Annette Piechulek, Anna von Mikecz.
304C. A microfluidic platform for parallelized aging and healthspan
investigations in C. elegans. Mizanur Rahman, Hunter Edwards,
Nikolajs Birze, Jennifer E. Hewitt, Rebecca Gabrilska, Kendra P.
Rumbaugh, Jerzy Blawzdziewicz, Nathaniel Szewczyk, Monica
Driscoll, Siva A. Vanapalli.
305A. Molecular signatures of reproductive aging in C. elegans. I.
Ramanandraitsiory, S. Kumar, F. Borondics, M. Hackett, C.
321B. Iron starvation-induced mitophagy mediates lifespan
extension upon mitochondrial stress in C. elegans. Alfonso Schiavi,
S. Maglioni, A. Shaik, K. Palikaras, V. Brinkmann, A. Torgovnick,
N. Tavernarakis, N. Ventura.
322C. Sphingolipid and Diet Manipulations in the Aging Gut of
Caenorhabditis elegans. Dustin Servello, Luke Gangi-Wellman,
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Abby Nolan, Regina Lamendella, Trisha Staab, Jason Chan.
improves health in C. elegans. Giel Detienne, Wouter De Haes,
Ulrich R. Ernst, Liliane Schoofs, Liesbet Temmerman.
323A. Applying a Spatial-Temporal Controlled Gene Expression
System to Aging Research. Xingyu She, Malene Hansen.
340C. PRDX-2 mediates lifespan extension by metformin. Wouter
De Haes, Geert Depuydt, Lotte Frooninckx, Roel Van Assche, Arne
Smolders, Johan Billen, Bart P. Braeckman, Liliane Schoofs,
Liesbet Temmerman.
324B. The Role of Neuropeptide Neuromedin U Signaling in the
Sensory Influence on C. elegans Physiology via Food-Type
Recognition. Deniz Sifoglu, Shashwat Mishra, Roxani Gatsi, Anca
Neagu, Wolfgang Maier, Joy Alcedo.
341A. Mitochondrial Regulation in C. elegans Adult Reproductive
Diapause. R. Tharyan, B. Gerisch, A. Antebi.
325C. A link between the effects of 4-hydroxynonenal (4-HNE) on
fat accumulation and aging. Kevin McElhanon, Kira Bennet,
Sharda Singh.
342B. Genetic Analysis of Endoplasmic Reticulum Homeostasis
and Tolerance to Infection in C. elegans. Erik Tillman, Douglas
Cattie, Claire Richardson, Kirthi Reddy, Dennis Kim.
326A. Antiretroviral drugs cause immediate mitochondrial
dysfunction, likely prompting mitohormesis, which can be
attenuated by antioxidants. Reuben Smith, Stanley Brul, Hans van
der Spek.
343C. C. elegans PERK ortholog, pek-1, is responsible for the rapid
phosphorylating eIF2α upon heat shock. Robert Todd, Veena
Prahlad.
327B. Ilex paraguariensis reduced fat storage in Caenorhabditis
elegans. Marina Machado, Leticia Arantes, Daniele Zamberlan,
Tassia da Silveira, Ingrid da Silva, Félix Soares'.
344A. Novel gene interactions that modulate morphological aging
of neurons in C. elegans. Marton Toth, Ivana Ganihong, Kelli
Gaul, Khushboo Patel, Ryan Guasp, Girish Harinath, Wenying
Zhang, Jian Xue, Monica Driscoll.
328C. C09F5.1, the BRICHOS containing protein functions in stress
resistance. Myung Chul Song, Sung Hee Kim, Kyung Hee Song,
Ching Tack Han.
345B. How does the Hexosamine Pathway regulate Protein Quality
Control and Longevity? Sarah I. Tremmel, Adam Antebi.
329A. Olfactory Regulation of C. elegans Reproductive Aging.
Jessica Sowa, Ayse Sena Mutlu, Meng Wang.
346C. The SKN-1/Nrf2 transcription factor protects against
oxidative damage and promotes longevity in C. elegans by distinct
mechanisms. Jennifer Tullet, Catherine Au, Emily Clarke,
Adelaide Young, David Gems.
330B. The Effects of Wrapping NGM Culture Plates with Parafilm
M® on the Growth and Development of Caenorhabditis elegans.
Patrick Spica, Emra Klempic, Sara Scanga, Jessica Shinn-Thomas.
347A. NHR-49 Coordination of Fatty Acid Metabolism is Required
for Healthy Mitochondrial Structure/Function and Hypoxia
Sensitivity. Marc R. Van Gilst, Pranali Pathare, Michael Crowder.
331C. Stress tolerance and lifespan in C. elegans are modulated by
natural allelic variation in cmk-1 . Mark G. Sterken, L. Basten
Snoek, Roel P. J. Bevers, Rita J. M. Volkers, Arjen Van 't Hof,
Rachel Brenchley, Ben Lehner, Andrew Cossins, Jan E. Kammenga.
348B. The complex relationship between reactive oxygen species
and aging: levels and location determine the effect of superoxide on
lifespan. Jeremy Van Raamsdonk, Claire Schaar, Dylan Dues,
Katie Spielbauer, Emily Machiela, Jason Cooper, Megan Senchuk.
332A. Slowing Down: Diverse interventions extend C. elegans
lifespan through temporal scaling. Nicholas Stroustrup, Winston
Anthony, Javier Apfeld, Walter Fontana.
349C. Protein homeostasis dysregulation is associated with aberrant
morphology and reduced function of aging mechanosensory
neurons. Elena Vayndorf, Courtney Scerbak, Skyler Hunter,
Marton Toth, J. Alex Parker, Christian Neri, Monica Driscoll,
Barbara Taylor.
333B. Identifying the metabolic pathways involved in phosphine
resistance in alh-6(wr3) mutant . Nisa Suraj Nath, Paul R. Ebert.
334C. Inhibition of HSB-1 induces an altered HSF-1 transactivation
profile to promote longevity. Surojit Sural, Carol Mousigian, AoLin Hsu.
350A. Proteostasis imbalances impact sensory and motor neuron
function in C. elegans animals expressing TDP-43. Quan Nguyen,
Emily Rendleman, Zelene Figueroa, Cindy Voisine.
335A. Role of aggregation-prone proteins in age-related disease.
Pooja Suri, Meenakshisundaram Balasubramaniam, Ramani Alla,
Robert Shmookler Reis, Srinivas Ayyadevara.
351B. A C.elegans RNAi screen identifies novel genes with
antagonistic pleiotropic effects. Thomas Wilhelm, Jonathan Byrne,
Rebeca Medina, Holger Richly.
336B. Ionizing radiation and oxidative stress suppress locomotion
and pharyngeal pumping motion in Caenorhabditis elegans. M.
Suzuki, T. Sakashita, Y. Hattori, Y. Kobayashi.
352C. Identifying novel regulators of endoplasmic reticulum redox.
Alan Winter, Antony Page.
337C. Oxidative stress response of a transcription factor MXL-3 in
the nematode C. elegans. Kodai Takahashi, Kayo Yasuda,
Takamasa Ishii, Noboru Sasagawa, Phil Hartman, Naoaki Ishii.
353A. Investigating the Role of Homeodomain-Interacting Protein
Kinase (HPK-1) in Caenorhabditis elegans. Mallory Wood, Slavica
Berber, Priya Thaivalappil, Hannah Nicholas.
338A. Disruption of a specific cuticle structure activates cellular
detoxification and osmotic stress response genes implicating the
presence of an environmental stress sensor in the extracellular
barrier. Lanlan Tang, Will Dodd, Keith Choe.
354B. The Skp1 homologs SKR-1/2 regulate the SKN-1/Nrf
antioxidant and detoxification response via a non-cononical
mechanism independent of p38 MAPK. Cheng-Wei Wu, Andrew
Deonarine, Keith Choe.
339B. Long live the queen: Apis royalactin extends life and
355C. mTORC2 and neuroendocrine signaling modulate C. elegans
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physiology and aging in a diet-dependent manner. Rui Xiao, Lei
Chun, Elizabeth Ronan, David Friedman, Jianfeng Liu, X. Z. Shawn
Xu.
371A. Small molecule mediated nuclear receptor DAF-12 signaling
regulates development and lifespan in C. elegans. Pooja
Gudibanda, Andreas Ludewig, Parag Mahanti, Axel Bethke, Frank
Schroeder.
356A. Detection and measurement of abnormal posture under
stressful conditions in age-related mutants . S. Matsuda, N. Nitta, M.
Tamura, M. Suzuki, T. Sakashita, N. Ishii, S. Yanase.
372B. Regulation of gluconeogenesis and its role in attenuating
excitability of the male mating circuitry. Xiaoyan Guo, Luis Rene
Garcia.
357B. Rosmarinus officinalis L. extends Caernohabditis elegans
longevity in a DAF-16, SKN-1 and HSF-1 dependent way. D.
Zamberlan, L. Arantes, G. Amaral, M. Machado, F. Soares.
373C. Metabolic profiling and metabolic flux analyses in NAD+
salvage biosynthesis mutants. Wenqing Wang, Melanie
McReynolds, Jimmy Goncalves, Muya Shu, Ineke Dhondt, Bart
Braeckman, Stephanie Lange, Kelvin Kho, Ariana Detwiler, Marisa
Pacella, Wendy Hanna-Rose.
358C. Multigene analysis of aging markers in Caenorhabditis
elegans using directed evolution. Yuehui Zhao, Kathy Bates,
Charles Zhao, Hang Lu, Patrick McGrath.
359A. Profiling the aging proteome in C. elegans reveals a new role
for extracellular uterine proteins in aging. Stephanie Zimmerman,
Izumi Hinkson, Joshua Elias, Stuart Kim.
374A. Investigating the pathway through which gpa-3 controls fat
metabolism in C. elegans. Rosalind Hussey, Tiffany Locke,
Jonathan Stieglitz, Supriya Srinivasan.
375B. Springing the worm trap: the signal sequence receptor
ortholog TRAP-1 regulates DAF-2 insulin-like signaling. Omar
Itani, Kathleen Dumas, Stephane Flibotte, Donald Moerman,
Patrick Hu.
Physiology - Dauer Larvae and Metabolism
376C. Disrupting BCKDH in Caenorhabditis elegans leads to
multiple developmental defects which are mainly caused by
mmBCFA deficiency but not BCAA accumulation. F. Jia, M. Cui,
M. Than, M. Han.
360B. Pharynx remodeling and suppression of pharyngeal activity in
C. elegans dauer larvae. Ulkar Aghayeva, Oliver Hobert.
361C. Ascaroside biosynthesis in C. elegans. Allison Akagi,
Oishika Panda, Joshua Judkins, Frank Schroeder, Paul Sternberg.
377A. The influence of dietary bacteria genotypes on dauer
formation in C. elegans. A. Khanna, J. Kumar, M. Vargas, S.
Katewa, T. McCloskey, M. Gill, P. Kapahi.
362A. Sucrose and Artificial Sweeteners Affect C. elegans Fertility
and Body Fat Content. Sofia N. Allison, Kristine E. Jones,
Katherine M. Walstrom.
378B. Influence of dietary and environmental variations on C.
elegans development. Lucie Kozlowski, Alberta J. M. Walhout.
363B. Role of autophagy in IL2 dendritic arbors during dauer
formation and recovery. Rebecca J. Androwski, Kristen M. Flatt,
Nathan E. Schroeder.
379C. The heterochronic transcription factor lin-14 promotes dauer
arrest. Joseph Kruempel, Albert Chen, Stephane Flibotte, Donald
Moerman, Patrick Hu.
364C. Gene regulatory networks that mediate responses to different
bacterial diets. Jote T. Bulcha, Gabrielle Giese, Albertha J. M.
Walhout.
380A. Characterization of Mechanisms of Dauer Entry Triggered by
Neuronal Unfolded Protein Response (UPR) Activation. Warakorn
Kulalert, Dennis H. Kim.
365A. Excretory-secretory products (ESP) profiling of
Caenorhabditis elegans provide clues for environmental and
developmental regulation. Wen Chen, Paul Sternberg.
381B. The majority of C. elegans FLP genes increase expression
around the dauer diapause commitment decision. James Lee, PeiYin Shih, Oren Schaedel, Alicia Rogers, Igor Antoshechkin, Paul
Sternberg.
366B. Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) Genes Regulate Insulin
Signaling in Response to High-Glucose Diet. Kevin Deehan,
Michael Mastroianni, Emma Sikes, John Hanover, Michael
Krause, Michelle Mondoux.
382C. Cytoplasmic-Specific NAD+ Deficiency Disrupts Glycolysis
and Activates Amino Acid Catabolism Affecting Reproductive
Development in C. elegans. Melanie McReynolds, Wendy HannaRose.
367C. The histone H4K20 methyltransferase SET-4 promotes dauer
arrest in C. elegans insulin signaling mutants. Colin Delaney,
Kathleen Dumas, Jacqueline Graniel, Stephan Flibotte, Donald
Moerman, Patrick Hu.
383A. Maintaining Global NAD+ Homeostasis Reveals Separable
Functional and Compensatory Roles for NAD+ Biosynthetic
Pathways in C. elegans. Melanie McReynolds, Wenqing Wang,
Wendy Hanna-Rose.
368A. Epoxides derived from a specific dietary polyunsaturated
fatty acid induces germ cell death in C. elegans. Marshall Deline,
Julia Keller, Michael Rothe, Wolf-Hagen Schunck, Ralph Menzel,
Jennifer Watts.
384B. Bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate as a toxic developmental
regulator of sterol metabolism in C. elegans . Santanu Mukherjee,
Tanaya Paul, Jaya Bandyopadhyay.
369B. Nuclear hormone receptor NHR-28 interacts with the insulin
signaling pathway and the TGF-β pathway in dauer formation.
Grace Y. S. Goh, Stefan Taubert.
370C. Regulation of fat and body growth by SIKs and class II
HDACs. Jeremy Grubbs, Ari Winbush, Alexander van der Linden.
385C. Fluorescent beads are a versatile tool to distinguish dauer
larvae and other stages. Liberta Nika, Taylor Gibson, Rebecca
Konkus, Xantha Karp.
386A. Bipolar worms with a metastable metabolome. Oishika
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Panda, Joshua Judkins, Allison Akagi, Paul Sternberg, Frank
Schroeder.
403C. Quantitative assessment of C. elegans fat levels using dark
field microscopy. Anthony Fouad, Kevin Zhang, Moyu Fu, David
Raizen, Christopher Fang-Yen.
387B. Deficiency in peroxisomal fatty acid metabolism causes
abnormalities in Insulin/IGF-1 signaling and ER homeostasis,
leading to an altered life history in Caenorhabditis elegans. Saeram
Park, Hyoe-Jin Joo, Young-Ki Paik.
404A. Real-time behavioral study of C. elegans by dynamic in situ
photopatterning of hydrogel assays. Eleni Gourgou*, C. Ryan
Oliver*, Daphne Bazopoulou, Nikos Chronis, A. John Hart.
388C. Depletion of lipid stores and inhibition of RNA polymerase
III by constitutively activated MAFR-1 . Akshat Khanna, Ajay
Pradhan, Andres Ixtlahuac, Meagan He, Sean Curran.
405B. Caenorhabditis Sieve: A novel mechanical approach to
sorting C. elegans and other nematode species for age-synchronized,
large scale assays. Skyler Hunter, Courtney Scherbak, Elena
Vayndorf, Barbara Taylor.
389A. A novel circuit coordinating mevalonate pathway metabolism
with mitochondrial stress . Amir Sapir.
406C. Near-infrared irradiation increases growth rate and brood
size. Daryl Hurd, Olivia Edens, Michael Spoto, Max MyakishevRempel.
390B. A lipid-TORC1 pathway promotes neuronal development and
foraging behavior in C. elegans. Marina Kniazeva, Huanhu Zhu,
Aileen K. Sewell, Kelley Anderson, Min Han.
407A. C. elegans as robust, high throughput in vivo system for
hazard assessment. Engelien Kerkhof, Christien Lokman,
Raymond Pieters, Marjolein Wildwater.
391C. The development of dauer commitment markers for decisiondynamics studies. Pei-Yin Shih, James Lee, Paul Sternberg.
408B. Neurochip: a microfluidic device for improved throughput to
translate agrochemical, pharmacological and biological potential of
nematode pharyngeal function.. Vincent O'Connor, Fernando
Callahorro, James Dillon, Teressa Ferreiro, Lindy Holden-Dye,
Hywel Morgan, Chunxiao Hu.
392A. Nicotinamide mononucleotide adenylyltransferase function in
C. elegans. Muya Shu, Wendy Hanna-Rose.
393B. The role of autophagy genes in lipid homeostasis. Melissa J.
Silvestrini, Hannah Hong, Alicia Melendez.
409C. Dissection of the temperature control of C. elegans larval
development using a novel high-throughput method. Maria
Olmedo, Mirjam Geibel, Marta Artal-Sanz, Martha Merrow.
394C. Glucose intolerance during C. elegans embryogenesis.
Jeffrey Simske, Yi Dong.
395A. Male hypersensitivity to dauer entry: a model for sex
differences in larval physiology. Hannah Steinert, Douglas
Portman.
410A. A Simple Culture System for Long-Term Imaging of
Individual C. elegans. Will Pittman, Willie Zhang, Zach Pincus.
411B. Automated scanner-based high throughput phenotype scoring
for C. elegans. Timothy Puckering.
396B. s-adenosylmethione levels govern innate immunity through
distinct methylation-dependent pathways . Wei Ding, Lorissa
Smulan, Noemie Bozonnet, Nicole Hou, Stefan Taubert, Jennifer
Watts, Amy Walker.
397C. lpin-1 is necessary for low-PC activation of SBP-1/SREBP-1.
Lorissa Smulan, Noemie Bozonnet, Amy Walker.
412C. Real-time tracking and optical manipulation: Single-cell
perturbations in the embryo of Caenorhabditis elegans. Pavak
Shah, Anthony Santella, Zhirong Bao.
Physiology - Pathogenesis
398A. Expression and function comparison of two AMPK α
subunits in C. elegans. L. Yao, G. Zhou, Q. Jin, Y. Wang.
399B. The nuclear receptor DAF-12 regulates nutrient metabolism
and reproductive growth in nematodes. Zhu Wang, Jonathan
Stoltzfus, Young-jai You, Najju Ranjit, Hao Tang, Yang Xie, James
Lok, David Mangelsdorf, Steven Kliewer.
413A. The excreted-secreted proteome of C. elegans. Veronica
Arinze, Juliana Sacoman, Dylan Rahe, Christopher Weatherly,
Patricia Berninsone.
400C. G-protein mediated neuronal oxygen-sensing regulates distal
body fat in C. elegans. Emily Witham, Claudio Comunian,
Harkaranveer Ratanpal, Supriya Srinivasan.
414B. Targeting mitochondria in muscular dystrophies through
acting on ROS, mitohormesis and programmed cell death pathways .
Mathieu Baritaud, Marie-Christine Mariol, Edwige Martin, Laura
Pierson, Bénédicte Chazaud, Carole Kretz-Remy, Ludivine Walter,
Kathrin Gieseler.
401A. Chromophore-assisted light inactivation of mitochondrial
respiratory chain complex II in C. elegans using a miniSOG mev-1
fusion. Andrew Wojtovich, Teresa Sherman, Thomas Foster, Paul
Brookes, Keith Nehrke.
415C. Phosphorylcholine-modified glycoproteins involved in host
immune modulation by parasitic nematodes: a chemical biology
approach developed in C. elegans . Casey Snodgrass, Amanda
Burnham-Marusich, John Meteer, Patricia Berninsone.
402B. Structural and functional characterization of acyl-CoA
oxidases in the ascaroside biosynthetic pathway. Xinxing Zhang,
Likui Feng, Kunhua Li, Satya Chinta, Prashant Singh, Yuting
Wang, Joshawna Nunnery, Steven Bruner, Rebecca Butcher.
416A. Virulence of a Novel Melanin Producing Pseudomonas
Species UC17F4 on Caenorhabditis elegans. Mary Brockett,
Meghan Morreale, Jessica Shinn-Thomas, Lawrence Aaronson.
Physiology - Novel Technologies
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417B. Caenorhabditis elegans is a useful model for anthelmintic
discovery. Andrew R. Burns, Genna M. Luciani, Gabriel Musso,
Rachel Bagg, May Yeo, Yuqian Zhang, Luckshika Rajendran, John
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432B. Mitochondrial proteostatic failure with hypoxiaMitochondrial
proteostatic failure with hypoxia. Daniel Kaufman, C. Michael
Crowder.
Glavin, Robert Hunter, Elizabeth Redman, Susan Stasiuk, Michael
Schertzberg, Sean R. Cutler, Mike Tyers, Guri Giaever, Corey
Nislow, Andrew G. Fraser, Calum A. MacRae, John Gilleard, Peter
J. Roy.
433C. A forward genetic screen for host factors involved in
enterohemorrhagic E. coli colonization in Caenorhabditis elegans.
Cheng-Ju Kuo, Fang-Jung Yang, Chang-Shi Chen.
418C. Whole-animal chemical screen for immune activators
identifies molecules that target the nervous system. Xiou Cao, Yun
Cai, Alejandro Aballay.
434A. Pilot studies to determine if dietary polyunsaturated fatty
acids cause sterility in plant-parasitic nematodes. E. M. Larson, L.
J. Davies, P. T. Y. Dinh, A. A. Elling, J. L. Watts.
419A. Exploring novel antiviral immunity in C. elegans. Kevin
Chen, Carl Franz, Hongbing Jiang, Guang Wu, Hilary Renshaw,
David Wang.
435B. Using stress assays to define aberrant neuronal signaling in a
C. elegans model of TDP-43 proteinopathy. Nicole Liachko, John
Kushleika, Thomas Bird, Brian Kraemer.
420B. Return to the death star: Coryneform bacteria as pathogens of
C. elegans. Laura Clark, Camila Azevedo Antunes, Ana Luiza
Mattos-Guaraldi, Andreas Burkovski, Jonathan Hodgkin.
436C. Using C. elegans as a primary anthelmintic screening tool.
Nicole Liachko, John Kushleika, Aleen Saxton, Brian Kraemer.
421C. Host Mad-Max signaling regulates intracellular pathogen
growth. Lianne Cohen, Michael Botts, Chris Probert, Fengting Wu,
Emily Troemel.
437A. Characterization of C. elegans infection by three related
microsporidia species. Robert Luallen, Gaotian Zhang, Kirthi
Reddy, Marie-Anne Félix, Emily Troemel.
422A. A role for elt-2 in regulating highly specific immune
responses in C. elegans. Katja Dierking, Alejandra Zarate-Potes,
Wentao Yang, Hinrich Schulenburg.
438B. Natural genetic variation in Caenorhabditis elegans response
to bacterial pathogens. Natalia Martin, Alejandro Aballay.
423B. Neural regulation of innate immune response using
optogenetics. Argenia Doss, Alejandro Aballay.
439C. Investigating the mechanism of action for the anthelmintic
activity of CL-5. Jennifer Miskowski, Mary Sagstetter, Kiersten
Brown, Aaron Monte.
424C. ML358, a small molecule inhibitor of SKN-1 dependent
detoxification genes, sensitizes C. elegans to oxidative stress and
anthelmintics. Pauline Fontaine, Yiva Wang, David Leung,
Mahesh Peddibhotla, Patrick Maloney, Paul Hershberger, Siobhan
Malany, Keith Choe.
440A. Using bacterial pathogens to explore the nematode surface
coat. Delia O'Rourke, Dave Stroud, Jonathan Hodgkin.
441B. The role of C-type lectin-like domain proteins in C. elegans
immunity. Barbara Pees, Anke Kloock, Hinrich Schulenburg, Katja
Dierking.
425A. C. elegans responds to challenge with bacterial pathogen by
production of an invertebrate lysozyme in the intestine and
coelomocytes. Maria Gravato-Nobre, Ronald Chalmers, Jonathan
Hodgkin.
442C. In vivo identification of host-exposed proteins from
microsporidia, a natural intracellular pathogen of C. elegans .
Aaron Reinke, Eric Bennett, Emily Troemel.
426B. The role of GATA and other cell-autonomous transcription
factors in mediating C. elegans recovery from acute pathogenic
infection. Brian Head, Alejandro Aballay.
443A. Mechanisms of nickel toxicity in animals. David Rudel, John
Atkinson, Halbert Campbell, Ian Huffnagle, Alyssa Joyner, Blake
Rumble, Eli Hvastkovs.
427C. A paradigm for studying anthelmintic combinations in vivo.
Y. Hu, T. Nguyen, M. Miller, R. Aroian.
444B. Screening and identification of Photorhabdus luminescens
virulence-related genes using C. elegans as a model host. Kazuki
Sato, Toyoshi Yoshiga, Koichi Hasegawa.
428A. Assessing the pathogenicity of Orsay virus capsid proteins
using PROFECE. Ombeline Hueber, Michelle Mony, Alex Bykov,
Frederic Pio.
445C. A C. elegans genome-wide RNAi screen identifies modifiers
of mutant TDP-43. Aleen Saxton, Nicole Liachko, Brian Kraemer.
429B. Genome-wide screen identifies genes involved in gut
immunity and homeostasis in C. elegans. Sakthimala Jagadeesan,
Abdul Hakkim, Aniqa Osmani, Sid Ahmed Labed, Nidha Ismail,
Fred Ausubel.
446A. Chronic exposure to pesticide residues exacerbates αsynuclein pathology in a Caenorhabditis elegans Parkinson’s
disease model. A. Schlosser, M. Davis, D. Flaherty.
430C. High-Throughput Screening (HTS) assay for the discovery of
anti-infective agents against Acinetobacter baumannii infection.
Elamparithi Jayamani, Rajmohan Rajamuthiah, Jonah LarkinsFord, Beth Burgwyn Fuchs, Annie L. Conery, Andreas Vilcinskas,
Frederick M. Ausubel, Eleftherios Mylonakis.
447B. Exploring the role of axon guidance molecules in pancreatic
cancer using C. elegans. Holly Sucharski, Morgan Gardner, Seth
Coombs, Axucillia Kagande, Rodney Nichols, Jamie Alan.
448C. Characterization of a novel C. elegans Alzheimer’s model
with constitutive neuronal expression of Aβ1-42. E. Teo, S. Fong,
L. Ng, T. Inoue, S. Tsoi, L. Lakshmanan, C. Chen, B. Halliwell, J.
Gruber.
431A. Mitochondrial chaperone HSP-60 confers the anti-bacterial
immunity via upregulating PMK-1 signaling in C. elegans. DaeEun Jeong, Dongyeop Lee, Sun-Young Hwang, Yujin Lee, Mihwa
Seo, Wooseon Hwang, Keunhee Seo, Ara B. Hwang, Murat Artan,
Heehwa G. Son, Haeshim Baek, Young-Min Oh, Joo-Yeon Yoo,
Seung-Jae V. Lee.
449A. The bacterial secondary metabolite violacein affects C.
elegans development, fecundity and behavior. Kyoung-hye Yoon,
Seong Yeol Choi, Robert J. Mitchell, Jin Il Lee.
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ascaroside #9 mediated avoidance responses. Christopher Chute,
Jagan Srinivasan.
450B. Genetic analysis of the role of the GATA transcription factor
ELT-2 in the strain-specific interaction with the natural pathogen
Bacillus thuringiensis . A. Zarate Potes, W. Yang, R. Schalkowski,
H. Schulenburg, K. Dierking.
466C. Monoamines differentially modulate the release of subsets of
neuropeptides from the ASI sensory neurons. Vera Hapiak, Tobias
Clark, Amanda Ortega, Richard Komuniecki.
451C. Characterization of nematode-infecting microsporidia and
natural variation in sensitivity of Caenorhabditis nematodes to
microsporidia. Gaotian Zhang, Marie-Anne Felix.
467A. Nonlinear sensory integration in C. elegans: a computational
model. Tom Sanders, D. D. Ghosh, M. N. Nitabach, Netta Cohen.
468B. Taurine is a cholinergic antagonist of the C. elegans male
mating circuit. Paola Correa, Luis Rene Garcia.
Neurobiology - Behavior
469C. Ultraviolet light induces behavioral quiescence. Hilary K.
DeBardeleben, David M. Raizen.
452A. Identification of neuronal targets of Insulin/FOXO signaling
470A. Mate or Resist: effect of self-fertility on reproductive choice
behavior. Alexandra Ding, Adam Bahrami, Christopher Fang-Yen,
Yun Zhang.
reveals novel components required for associative learning and
memory formation. Rachel Arey, Rachel Kaletsky, Vanisha
Lakhina, April Williams, Jessica Landis, Amanda Kauffman,
Geneva Stein, Coleen Murphy.
471B. Dopamine induces circling locomotion in C. elegans. Tyson
Edwards, Bicheng Han, Jihong Bai.
453B. Vitamin B3/Nicotinamide is an agonist for OSM-9/OCR-4
TRPV ion channel in Caenorhabditis elegans. A. Upadhyay, M.
Crook, T. Jegla, W. Hanna-Rose.
472C. C. elegans Model of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis:
Understanding the Role of TDP-43 Expression on HSN Motor
Neuron Function. Zelene Figueroa, Cindy Voisine.
454C. Developing a worm model to study chronic effects of the
selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor, escitalopram on behavior.
Tykayah Baird, Maria Niemuth, Lucinda Carnell.
473A. The germline growth affects the neuronal circuits and the
behavioral patterns of worms. Manabi Fujiwara, Itaru Aoyama,
Shinichi Maruyama, Takeshi Ishihara.
455A. Large-scale deorphanization of C. elegans neuropeptide
receptors. Isabel Beets, Jelle Caers, Esra Baytemur, Elien Van
Sinay, Katleen Peymen, Jan Watteyne, Liliane Schoofs.
474B. Host-seeking strategies of skin-penetrating parasitic
nematodes. Spencer Gang, Michelle Castelletto, Arezoo Barnia,
Ryo Okubo, Anastassia Tselikova, Elissa Hallem.
456B. Determining the function of long-chain polyunsaturated fatty
acids in the behavioral response to ethanol. Ryan Hayden, Laura
Mathies, Andrew Davies, Bettinger Jill.
475C. Neuroendocrine reinforcement of a dynamic multisensory
decision. D. D. Ghosh, T. Sanders, S. Hong, D. L. Chase, N. Cohen,
M. R. Koelle, M. N. Nitabach.
457C. Tolerance to a cholinergic activating effect of alcohol
requires a specific function of the EAT-6 Na+/K+-ATPase. E. G.
Hawkins, I. Martin, L. M. Kondo, J. C. Bettinger, A. G. Davies.
476A. RPM-1, a key regulator of neuronal development, functions
in C. elegans behavior. Andrew Giles, Karla Opperman, Catharine
Rankin, Brock Grill.
458A. Serotonin promotes exploitation in complex environments by
accelerating decision-making.. Shachar Iwanir, Adam Brown,
Stanislav Nagy, Dana Najjar, David Biron.
477B. The neuronal basis of bacterial food odor preference. Kevin
Chung, Lillian Haynes, Emily Kan, Ryan Ota, Melissa Chambers,
Elizabeth Glater.
459B. Compressibility quantifies the stereotypy and complexity of
C. elegans locomotion. Alex Gomez-Marin, Greg Stephens, Andre
Brown.
478C. How do specific shifts in fuel utilization mediate the cell
excitability of neurons and muscles in Caenorhabditis elegans
behavioral circuits? Jimmy F. Goncalves, L. Rene Garcia.
460C. Caenorhabditis elegans Piezo Ortholog Expression.
Katherine Brugman, Paul Sternberg.
479A. Magnetic field effects on C. elegans locomotive behavior.
Eleni Gourgou, Ehsan Mirzakhalili, Bogdan Epureanu.
461A. NPR-9, a galanin-like G-protein coupled receptor, and GLR1 regulate interneuronal circuitry underlying locomotory responses.
Jason Campbell, Ian Chin-Sang, William Bendena.
480B. Purine biosynthetic intermediates are toxic to the
neuromuscular system. Wenqing Wang, Haley Janowitz, Renetta
Trotman, Laura Rohan, Sarah D'Souza, Wendy Hanna-Rose.
462B. The touch receptor neuron mechanotransduction complex is
aMEC-42MEC-10 trimer. Yushu Chen, Shashank Bharill, Ehud
Isacoff, Martin Chalfie.
481C. AFD-mediated thermosensory signal transduction and circuit
function in Caenorhabditis elegans . Vera Hapiak, Piali Sengupta.
463C. Investigation of C. elegans Durotaxis Shows Localization to
High Rigidity Substrates. S. Cheng, G. Trusz, K. Arisaka.
482A. How do worms choose the right foods? Genes and circuits
that drive olfactory dependent sensori-motor behaviors. Gareth
Harris, Yun Zhang.
464A. The male-specific CEM neurons sense sex pheromone via
Go-mediated signaling in C. elegans. Ching-Ki Li, King-Lau
Chow.
465B. Neural circuits involved in octopamine succinylated
483B. A Roaming-Dwelling Axis Dominates Variation in Motile
Behavior Across Nematode Species. Stephen Helms, Antonio
Carlos-Costa, Leon Avery, Greg Stephens, Tom Shimizu.
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501B. Antagonistic function of HPL-2 and SET-2 in olfactory
adaptation of the AWC neuron. Yu-Lin Kuo, Bi-Tzen Juang.
484C. Sexually-dimorphic Expression of a C. elegans
Neuromodulator and Its Role in Behavior. Zoe Hilbert, Dennis
Kim.
502C. Identification and characterization of new genes involved in
Dopaminergic neurons function by cell specific knock-down. A.
Lanzo, L. Pannone, M. Tartaglia, P. Bazzicalupo, S. Martinelli, B.
Safratowich, L. Carvelli, E. Di Schiavi.
485A. ADAM17/TACE homolog ADM-4 mediates stress-induced
quiescence in C. elegans. Andrew Hill, Danna Gal, Cheryl Van
Buskirk.
503A. Acute food deprivation activates neuropeptide signaling in
diverse tissues to modify avoidance behavior. Hiu Lau, Sreekanth
Chalasani.
486B. Odor preference is changed over development in C. elegans.
T. Hino, M. Fujiwara, T. Ishihara.
487C. TRAMS: A system for three-dimensional tracking of
behaviour. Robert Holbrook, Netta Cohen.
504B. Heterologous Expression in Remodeled C. elegans: A
Platform for Monoaminergic Agonist Identification and
Anthelmintic Screening. Wenjing Law, Leah Wuescher, Amanda
Ortega, Vera Hapial, Patricia Komuniecki, Richard Komuniecki.
488A. Transcription factor lin-32 is essential for synaptogenesis in
AIB interneuron, sustained neck muscle contraction and aversive
behavior. S. Hori, S. Oda, Y. Suehiro, Y. Iino, S. Mitani.
505C. Investigation of the EGL-2/EAG K+ channel PAS domain’s
role in responding to environmental changes. Brigitte LeBoeuf,
Jimmy Gonclaves, L. Rene Garcia.
489B. Fatal attraction: The olfactory neurons AWCs of
Caenorhabditis elegans mediate attraction toward nematophagous
fungus Arthrobotrys oligospora. Yen-Ping Hsueh, Matthew R.
Gronquist, Erich M. Schwarz, Ravi D. Nath, Frank C. Schroeder,
Paul W. Sternberg.
506A. Temperature-dependent changes in host-seeking behavior in
entomopathogenic nematodes. Joon Ha Lee, Elissa Hallem.
507B. Serotonin-dependent Pulse-Width-Modulation control of food
uptake. Kyung Suk Lee, Shachar Iwanir, Ronen Kopito, David
Biron, Erel Levine.
490C. A new multi-worm tracker reveals unprecedented insights on
worm chemotaxis. Eyal Itskovits, Alon Zaslaver.
491A. A high-throughput screening approach using model
organisms for Niemann-Pick Type C disease. Sangeetha Iyer, Nina
DiPrimio, Tom Hartl, Kiran Singh, Alec Ludin, Tamy Portillo,
Ethan Perlstein.
508C. Regulator of Calcineurin (RCAN-1) in AFD neurons
regulates thermotaxis behavior. Weixun Li, Harold Bell, Joohong
Ahnn, Sun-Kyung Lee.
509A. The impact of Sleep and sleep deprivation on learning and
memory in C. elegans. Yu Yong, Yuanyuan Wu, Fen Zhang,
Xiaofei Xia, Wei Li.
492B. Activation of SEB-3 in LUA interneurons potentiates male
mating drive of C. elegans. Changhoon Jee, Brigitte LeBoeuf, L.
René García.
510B. Behavioral Adaptation for Dauer Recovery. Daisy S. Lim,
Myung Kyu Choi, Junho Lee.
493C. AIY, a one neuron locus for sensorimotor integration. Ni Ji,
Vivek Venkatachalam, Maria Lim, Taizo Kawano, Christopher
Clark, Hillary Rodgers, Mark Alkema, Mei Zhen, Aravinthan
Samuel.
511C. Histone Methylation as a Putative Mechanism of Behavioral
Alcohol Tolerance in C. elegans. C. Lin, J. Shih, A. Huang, A.
Sunthoram, C. Rankin.
494A. Sensorimotor signal transmission through AIY interneuron in
Caenorhabditis elegans during isothermal tracking. Karen Jiang,
Steve Mendoza, Nathaniel Nowak, Leonard Haller, Linsay Ling,
Tim Sherry, Katsushi Arisaka.
512A. Long-term olfactory associative memory induction by
optogenetic stimulation of ASH neuron. Viktoras Lisicovas, Ichiro
Maruyama.
495B. GPA-9, a G-protein alpha subunit, regulates a food
preference decision. Konstantinos Kagias, Gareth Harris, Myungkyu Choi, He Liu, Yun Zhang.
513B. Existence of a nematode alarm pheromone. Z. Liu, B.
Aleman-Meza, J. Nguyen, S. Jung, W. Zhong.
514C. A redundant neural circuit drives C. elegans responses to
social cues. Zheng Liu, Ada Tong, Sarah Leinwand, Kevin Curran,
Christopher Chute, Jagan Srinivasan, Sreekanth Chalasani.
496C. Attractors in Velocity Space During 2D Navigation of C.
elegans. M. Kao, T. Kim, D. Woolfork, B. Lam, K. Jiang, N.
Nowak, S. Mendoza, K. Arisaka.
497A. Economic decision-making and neural correlates of value in
C. elegans. Abraham Katzen, William Harbaugh, Shawn Lockery.
515A. Probing the viscoelasticity of the C. elegans body. Frederic
Loizeau, Sylvia Fechner, Eileen Mazzochette, Adam Nekimken,
Massimo Vergassola, Miriam Goodman, Beth Pruitt.
498B. Analysis of downstream regulatory components of the TIR1/JNK-1 pathway for forgetting of the olfactory adaptation in C.
elegans. T. Kitazono, S. Higaki, A. Inoue, T. Ishihara.
516B. Molecular and neural analyses of C. elegans avoidance
behavior to the plant stress hormone methyl salicylate. Jintao Luo,
Long Ma.
499C. Loss of tax-4 function alters the temperature-dependence of
egg-laying. Samuel Lasse, Diana Koulechova, Miriam Goodman.
517C. Disruption of cellular proteostasis drives sleep behavior in C.
elegans. R. Mansfield, C. Van Buskirk.
500A. Age-related neuronal changes. Anagha Kulkarni, Claire
Benard.
518A. SWI/SNF chromatin remodeling regulates alcohol-response
behaviors. L. D. Mathies, G. G. Blackwell, A. G. Davies, J. C.
Bettinger.
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in C. elegans. Sangeena Salam, P. Ravi Selvaganapathy, Ram K.
Mishra, Bhagwati P. Gupta.
519B. Food status regulates three behavioral states in
Caenorhabditis elegans. Richard McCloskey, Christopher FangYen.
536A. Homeostasis in C. elegans sleep is characterized by two
behaviorally and genetically distinct mechanisms. Stanislav Nagy,
Nora Tramm, Jarred Sanders, Shachar Iwanir, Ian Shirley, Erel
Levine, David Biron.
520C. A glycine receptor subunit homologue, AVR-14, alters shortterm memory in an interstimulus interval-dependant manner in C.
elegans. . Troy McDiarmid, Evan Ardiel, Catharine Rankin.
537B. A gustatory neural circuit for experience-dependent salt
chemotaxis in C. elegans. Hirofumi Sato, Hirofumi Kunitomo,
Xianfeng Fei, Koichi Hashimoto, Yuichi Iino.
521A. Genetic Polymorphisms and the Relationship Between
Ambient Temperature and Behavioral Performance in
Caenorhabditis elegans. Samuel Lasse, Kevin P. McPherson,
Victoria Hoelscher, Erik C. Andersen, Miriam B. Goodman.
538C. A scalable and cost-effective method for measuring
pharyngeal pumping under controlled conditions. Monika Scholz,
Kyung Suk Lee, Erel Levine, David Biron.
522B. Genetic Analysis of Neuronal Signaling Coupling Microbial
Detection to the Induction of TGF-β/DAF-7 Gene Expression in C.
elegans. Joshua Meisel, Dennis Kim.
539A. The ENaC/degenerin Protein MEC-10 Regulates the
Channel’s Response to Mechanical Forces. Shujie Shi, Thomas R.
Kleyman.
523C. The C. elegans MAST Kinase Acts through Stomatin to
Regulate Thermotaxis Behavior. Shunji Nakano, Andrew C. Giles,
Muneki Ikeda, Takamasa Suzuki, Ayana Sano, Tetsuya
Higashiyama, Ikue Mori.
540B. Study of transcriptome regulating a dispersal behavior in C.
elegans. Sangwon Son, Harksun Lee, Junho Lee.
541C. Disruption of proteostasis induces sleep following heat
shock. Rony Soto, Richard Mansfield, Andrew Hill, Adrig Sarian,
Cheryl Van Buskirk.
524A. Understanding how sex modulates the female nervous system
to drive distinct reproductive behavior states. Layla Nassar, Addys
Bode, Kevin Collins.
542A. Assessment of DAF-19-Related Behavioral Defects. Loraina
Stinson, Brian P. Piasecki, Debora Sugiaman-Trapman, Peter
Swoboda.
525B. The force of touch: How gentle is the classical gentle touch
assay? Adam L. Nekimken, Eileen A. Mazzochette, Miriam B.
Goodman, Beth L. Pruitt.
543B. Systematic revere genetics approach to identify the molecules
related to choice of behaviors using Caenorhabditis elegans.. Yuji
Suehiro, Shohei Mitani.
526C. Uncovering Novel Genes with Neuronal Function Among
Human 21st Chromosome Orthologs. S. K. Nordquist, A. M.
Griffith, J. T. Pierce-Shimomura.
544C. Modulation of glutamatergic signaling in C. elegans. Philip
Summers, Amanda Ortega, Bruce Bamber, Richard Komuniecki.
527A. Uncovering cannabinoid signaling in C. elegans, a new
model to study the effects of medical Cannabis sativa. Mitchell
Oakes, Wen Jing Law, Amanda Ortega, Richard Komuniecki.
545A. Eigenworm dynamics time series analysis reveals a lack of
discrete behavioural states in C.elegans. Balazs Szigeti, Barbara
Webb.
528B. In vivo imaging of diacylglycerol signaling in a taste receptor
neuron involved in salt-concentration memory. H. Ohno, Y. Iino.
546B. Screening mutants defective in the forgetting of the olfactory
adaptation of the odorants sensed by AWC neurons. Reo
Takemoto, Tomohiro Kitazono, Akitoshi Inoue, Taksesi Ishihara.
529C. Genetic analysis of natural variations for cold habituation in
C. elegans. M. Okahata, A. Ohta, Y. Minakuchi, A. Toyoda, A.
Kuhara.
547C. Distinct mechanisms underlie two types of Caenorhabditis
elegans sleep. Nicholas Trojanowski, Matthew Nelson, Steven
Flavell, Christopher Fang-Yen, David Raizen.
530A. Serotonin regulates dynamic feeding mode switching
inducing predatory kinetics in Pristionchus pacificus. Misako
Okumura, James W. Lightfoot, Martin Wilecki, Ralf J. Sommer.
548A. INX-4/Innexin in AFD sensory neurons is required to
regulate thermotaxis behavior in C. elegans. S. Tsukamoto, T.
Emmei, N. Nishio, H. Sasakura, M. Akasaka, I. Mori.
531B. Cyclic GMP: A Satiety Signal in C. elegans. Ji Su Park,
Young-Jai You.
549B. Ca2+ dependent negative feedback loop in AWC olfactory
neurons: from mathematical viewpoint. Mamoru Usuyama, Sayuri
Kuge, Takayuki Teramoto, Takeshi Ishihara, Yuishi Iwasaki.
532C. Pristionchus pacificus as a potential nematode model of
aggression. Kathleen Quach, Shw Lew, Jagan Srinivasan, Matt
Jones, James Fitzpatrick, Sreekanth Chalasani.
550C. Contribution of protein localization to variability in salt
chemotaxis behavior. Servaas van der Burght, Gert Jansen.
533A. The role of neuromodulators in regulating small molecule
mediated mate recognition behavior. Douglas Reilly, Laura Aurilio,
Florentia Ong, Jagan Srinivasan.
551A. Studying genetic control of yolk protein synthesis in relation
to overall reproduction in C. elegans. Liesbeth Van Rompay,
Charline Borghgraef, Jelle Caers, Isabel Beets, Liesbet Temmerman,
Liliane Schoofs.
534B. TOR signaling pathway is involved in regulation of salt
chemotaxis learning. Naoko Sakai, Masahiro Tomioka, Hayao
Ohno, Hirofumi Kunitomo, Yuichi Iino.
552B. Burrowing behavior of C. elegans used to study
neuromuscular disorder models. Andres Vidal-Gadea, Celia Beron,
535C. Dopamine Modulation of Electrotactic Swimming Behavior
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Jesse Cohn, Adhishri Parikh, Grace Hwang, Jonathan PierceShimomura.
Defect of ccpp-1 mutants in Caenorhabditis elegans. Sebastian
Bellotti, Margaret Morash, Robert O'Hagan.
553C. Investigating the neuromolecular mechanism for magnetotransduction in C. elegans. Chance Bainbridge, Trevor Rickert,
Moe Khalil, Kristi Ward, Celia Beron, Navid Ghoashian, Sertan
Gokce, Ophelia Papoulas, Daniel Boutz, Edward Marcotte, Adela
Ben-Yakar, Andres Vidal-Gadea, Jonathan Pierce-Shimomura.
569A. A novel role for AEX-3, a guanine nucleotide exchange
factor (GEF) for the Rab3 GTPase, in axon guidance. Jaffar M.
Bhat, Harald Hutter.
570B. Heparan sulfate proteoglycans regulate cell migrations and
organ polarity during development. Cassandra Blanchette, Andrea
Thackeray, Paola Perrat, Siegfried Hekimi, Claire Bénard.
554A. Identification of nematodes volatile sex pheromone and the
molecular basis of sex pheromone perception. Xuan Wan, King L.
Chow.
571C. sax-7 functions with nema-1 to maintain the architecture of
the nervous system. Cassandra Blanchette, Andrea Thackeray,
Claire Bénard.
555B. Investigating how glucose metabolism regulates
neuromuscular circuit excitability in C. elegans males. Yufeng
Wan, L. Rene Garcia.
572A. A 3D Analysis of the Mind of the Worm Connectome.
Christopher Brittin, Steven Cook, Netta Cohen, David Hall, Scott
Emmons.
556C. A Neural Circuit of Caenorhabditis elegans for MemoryDependent Na+ Chemotaxis. L. Wang, M. Tomioka, H. Kunitomo,
Y. Iino.
573B. UNC-62 alternative transcripts differentially regulate UNC55 expression and neural differentiation of GABAergic VD motor
neurons. Richard Campbell, Walter W. Walthall.
557A. TGFß mediates the feeding state-dependent expression of the
food chemoreceptor ODR-10 in males. Emily R. Wexler, Deborah
A. Ryan, Douglas S. Portman.
574C. Novel regulators of the C. elegans UNC-6/Netrin pathway.
Ranjan Devkota, Jason Chien, Gian Garriga, Catarina MÖrck.
558B. Long-term imaging of circadian locomotor rhythms in C.
elegans induced by temperature cycles. Ari Winbush, Matthew
Gruner, Grant Hennig, Alexander van der linden.
575A. Role of DYF-7 in IL2 cell-body maintenance during dauer
formation. K. M. Flatt, N. E. Schroeder.
559C. G-protein β subunit mediated signaling defines steady state
serotonin biosynthesis in C. elegans chemosensory neurons. Lu Xu,
Sunju Choi, Yusu Xie, Jiying Sze.
576B. Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms Underlying Neurite
Termination and Refinement in C. elegans. Maria Gallegos,
Monika Avina, Lorrayne Serra, Boshika Tara, Joshua Azevedo,
Catherine Ndungu-Case, Alejandro Flores, Pranti Das.
560A. Characterization of a sensory integration and associative
learning gene. Glenn Wolfe, Vivian Tong, Derek van der Kooy.
561B. Elucidating the role of cGMP dynamics in behavioral
plasticity. Sarah Woldemariam, Michelle Krzyzanowski, Mary
Bethke, Martin Schneider, Jatin Nagpal, Alexander Gottschalk,
Denise Ferkey, Noelle L'Etoile.
577C. Development of Caenorhabditis elegans GABAergic
neurons. Marie Gendrel, Emily Atlas, Oliver Hobert.
578A. UNC-6/Netrin Repulsive Axon Guidance Involves UNC33/CRMP and Flavin Monooxygenases. Mahekta Gujar, Erik
Lundquist.
562C. Identifying neural signaling that cooperates with dopamine
signaling in repulsive odor learning. Shuhei Yamazaki, Akiko
Yamazoe, Kotaro Kimura.
579B. Distinct microtubule organizations in ciliated and non-ciliated
C. elegans neurons. Martin Harterink, Bart de Haan, Kah Wai
Yau, Lucas Kapitein, Sander van den Heuvel, Casper Hoogenraad.
563A. The effects of two neuropeptide receptors on general arousal
level in C. elegans. Alex Yu, Evan Ardiel, Catharine Rankin.
580C. Postmitotic diversification of olfactory neuron types is
mediated by differential activities of the HMG-box transcription
factor SOX-2. A. Alqadah, Y.-W. Hsieh, B. Vidal, C. Chang, O.
Hobert, C.-F. Chuang.
564B. Adaptation in an axenic nutritional environment. Liusuo
Zhang, L. Rene Garcia.
Neurobiology - Neuronal Development
581A. A negative relationship between pxn-1 and pxn-2 during
neuronal development and aging in C. elegans. Gyujin Hwang,
Jeong Hoon Cho.
565C. A tensin3 homolog SVH-6 regulates axon regeneration by
stabilization of a MET-like receptor tyrosine kinase SVH-2.
Tanimul Alam, Kazuma Asai, Naoki Hisamoto, Kunihiro
Matsumoto.
582B. A Role for Peroxidasin PXN-1 in Aspects of C. elegans
Development. Gyujin Hwang, Jeong Hoon Cho.
583C. Elucidating the Nervous System Role of UBC-1, an E2
Ubiquitin- Conjugating Enzyme in C. elegans. Qi Jin, Maria Lim,
Jyothsna Chitturi, Mei Zhen.
566A. SLO K+ channels couple gap junctions to inhibit Ca2+
signaling in olfactory neuron diversification. Amel Alqadah, Hsieh
Yi-Wen, Schumacher Jennifer A., Wang Xiaohong, Millington
Grethel, Bayne Brittany, Chuang Chiou-Fen.
584A. Hypergravity induces axon outgrowth defects in GABAergic
motor neurons. Saraswathi Kalichamy, Tong Young Lee, Jin Il
Lee.
567B. Investigating the genetic basis of neuronal dimorphisms in C.
elegans. Emily Bayer, Meital Oren-Suissa, Oliver Hobert.
585B. The ENU-3 protein family works in a pathway parallel to
UNC-6/Netrin to promote motor neuron axon outgrowth in C.
elegans and localize to the ER and nuclear membrane or are plasma
568C. Finding Mutations that suppress the ciliary Degeneration
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membrane associated when expressed in HeLa cells. Marie Killeen,
Roxana Florica, Victoria Hipolito, Homa Anvari, Chloe Rapp,
Suzan ElRass, Mohammed Asgherian, Costin Antonescu.
600B. Genes Needed for Neuronal Ensheathment. eMalick Njie,
Daniel Cabrera, Brian Cobiltz, Xiaoyin Chen, Martin Chalfie.
601C. The microRNA family mir-251/252 controls axonal guidance
events in Caenorhabditis elegans. Steffen Nørgaard, Roger Pocock.
586C. The evolutionary conserved LIM homeodomain protein LIM4/LHX6 specifies the terminal identity of a cholinergic C. elegans
sensory/inter/motor neuron-type. Jinmahn Kim, Jihye Yeon,
Seong-Kyoon Choi, Yang Hoon Huh, Chris Li, Kyuhyung Kim.
602A. The EGF-like transmembrane protein c-tomoregulin acts in
the UNC-6/Netrin pathway to mediate dendrite self-avoidance .
Barbara O'Brien, Timothy O'Brien, Cody Smith, Sayaka Hori,
Shohei Mitani, David Miller.
587A. Genetic screens for IL2 lineage-specific regulators in
Caenorhabditis elegans. Sungjong Kim, Soungyub Ahn, Dongjun
Park, Peter Swoboda, Junho Lee.
603B. gt1981 protects dopaminergic neurons from 6-OHDAinduced stress and ham-1 has a role in their specification. SarahLena Offenburger, Dalila Bensaddek, Angus I. Lamond, Ralf
Schnabel, Anton Gartner.
588B. Using optical and molecular approaches to understand M4
neuronal defects in ceh-28 mutants. Alena Kozlova, Kalpana
Ramakrishnan, Peter Okkema.
604C. Repression and Activation of Target Gene Expression in
Polymodal Neurons by the RFX Transcription Factor DAF-19. Haili
Olson, Prasad Phirke, Peter Swoboda, Elizabeth A. De Stasio.
589C. The EAT-2 and GAR-3 acetylcholine receptors have distinct
effects on pharyngeal muscle peristalsis. Alena Kozlova, Michelle
Lotfi, Peter Okkema.
605A. How does the KPC-1/Furin protease regulate dendrite
arborization? Nelson Ramirez, Yehuda Salzberg, Julius Fredens,
Nils Færgeman, Hannes Bülow.
590A. The COE-type terminal selector UNC-3 cooperates with
HOX proteins to generate motor neuron diversity. P. Kratsios, S. Y.
Kerk, R. Mourao, O. Hobert.
606B. Genes involved in embryonic motor neuron positioning along
the AP axis. Aysha C. Rankin, Matthew Tanner, Claire Robinson,
Cristina Slatculescu, Theodore Perkins, Antonio Colavita.
591B. KIN-20 stabilizes neuronal architecture. . Matt LaBella,
Kristin Moore, Edward Hujber, Randi Rawson, Nels Jorgensen,
Michael Ailion, Julie Hollien, Erik Jorgensen.
607C. FKH-8, a winged-helix transcription factor, modulates
dopamine neuron function. Corey Roach, Brian Nelms.
592C. Redundant modular control of pan-neuronal gene expression
in C. elegans. Nikolaos Stefanakis, Inés Carrera, Eduardo LeyvaDíaz, Oliver Hobert.
608A. WormGUIDES: The Making of the Worm’s Nervous
System. Anthony Santella, Yicong Wu, Ismar Kovacevic,
Abhishek Kumar, Javier Marquina-Solis, Raúl Catena, Ryan
Christensen, Mark Moyle, Daniel Colón-Ramos, Hari Shroff,
William A. Mohler, Zhirong Bao.
593A. C. elegans serotonergic neuron subtypes are regulated by
different combinations of transcription factors. C. Lloret, M.
Maicas, A. Jimeno, L. Chirivella, P. Weinberg, O. Hobert, N.
Flames.
609B. Additional dimensions of glutamatergic neurotransmitter
identity in the nervous system of C.elegans. Esther Serrano Saiz,
Meital Oren, Oliver Hobert.
594B. Completing the de novo synthesis pathway for the coenzyme
tetrahydrobiopterin (BH4) in C. elegans by structural modeling and
mutant screening. Joachim Lätzer, Alec Knapp, Aleks Vitomirov,
Curtis Loer.
610C. NCX-9 regulates calcium exchange at the mitochondrion and
is required for neural circuit patterning in Caenorhabditis elegans.
V. Sharma, I. Seckler, D. O'Halloran.
595C. Identifying molecular drivers of neurogenesis. Neda
Masoudi, Oliver Hobert.
611A. Genetic Screens Reveal Genes Regulating Ventral Nerve
Cord Asymmetry in C. elegans. Jesse Taylor, Thomas Unsoeld,
Harald Hutter.
596A. The degenerin/epithelial sodium channel protein UNC-8
drives activity-dependent synaptic remodeling in GABAergic
neurons. Tyne W. Miller-Fleming, Sarah C. Petersen, Laura
Manning, Cristina Matthewman, Megan Gornet, Sayaka Hori,
Shohei Mitani, Laura Bianchi, Janet E. Richmond, David M. Miller
III.
612B. The transcription factor pros-1 is expressed in glia and
regulates the morphology and function of sensory neurons. Sean
Wallace, Yun Lu, Shai Shaham.
597B. Identification of the pathways by which post-translational
microtubule glutamylation regulates ciliary maintenance in C.
elegans. Robert O'Hagan, Maggie Morash, Sebastian Bellotti,
Winnie Zhange, Maureen Barr.
613C. Glial igdb-2 promotes amphid channel morphogenesis..
Wendy Wang, Elliot Perens, Shai Shaham.
614A. Investigation of the molecular mechanisms that mediate
neural circuit formation. Aruna Varshney, Katherine Watters,
Raakhee Shankar, Miri VanHoven.
598C. Towards the living connectome: generation of a 4D atlas of
neurodevelopment. Mark Moyle, Anthony Santella, Ryan
Christensen, Natasha Gutierrez, Ismar Kovacevic, Abhishek Kumar,
Javier Marquina, Pavak Shah, Yicong Wu, Zhirong Bao, William
Mohler, Hari Shroff, Daniel Colon-Ramos.
615B. Transcriptional regulation and cis-regulatory logic of axon
guidance cue receptors. Peter Weinberg, Oliver Hobert.
616C. Regionalization of male-specific ventral cord neurons by Hox
neighbors LIN-39 and MAB-5. Andrea K. Kalis, Maria C. Sterrett,
John G. D. Cannon, Georgia Schmitt, Shraddha Raghavan, Jennifer
Ross Wolff.
599A. Activation of Target Gene Expression in Neurons by the RFX
Transcription Factor DAF-19. Katherine Mueller, Prasad Phirke,
Debora Sugiaman-Trapman, Peter Swoboda, Elizabeth A. De Stasio.
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617A. Developmental specification of a polymodal nociceptor in C.
elegans. Jordan Wood, Denise Ferkey.
631C. Cell-Specific Labeling of Neurons and Glia in the C. elegans
embryo using Infrared Laser Illumination. Anupriya Singhal, Shai
Shaham.
618B. A forward genetic screen identifies a modifier of a voltageand calcium-activated K+ channel in left-right neuronal asymmetry.
Rui Xiong, Xiaohong Wang, Chiou-Fen Chuang.
632A. Computer simulation of neuronal signals controlling the
pharyngeal pumping motion in Caenorhabditis elegans. Y. Hattori,
M. Suzuki, T. Tsuji, Y. Kobayashi.
619C. The mir-234 microRNA promotes axon guidance by
regulating UNC-6 independent UNC-40 signaling. Yan Xu,
Christopher Quinn.
633B. Optophysiological dissection of individual dopaminergic
neuron pairs during food-dependent behavioral modulation. Ying
Grace Zheng, Yuki Tanimoto, Xianfeng Fei, Koichi Hashimoto,
Kotaro Kimura.
620A. The role of Hox genes in promoting both neuronal cell fate
convergence and subtype diversification along the A-P axis.
Chaogu Zheng, Felix Jin, Margarete Cuadros, Martin Chalfie.
634C. Neuronal mechanisms for C. elegans olfactory navigation
revealed by a highly integrated microscope system. Yuki
Tanimoto, Akiko Yamazoe, Kosuke Fujita, Yuya Kawazoe, Yosuke
Miyanishi, Shuhei Yamazaki, Keiko Gengyo-Ando, Junichi Nakai,
Xianfeng Fei, Yuishi Iwasaki, Koichi Hashimoto, Kotaro Kimura.
Neurobiology - Novel Neuronal Methods
635A. Engineering the GAL4-UAS System for Transcriptional
Control in C. elegans. Han Wang, Jonathan Liu, Shahla Gharib,
John DeModena, Paul Sternberg.
621B. Using retinal analogs and microbial rhodopsins as genetically
encoded voltage sensors. N. AzimiHashemi, JF. Liewald, E. Rauch,
M. Sheves, L. Kattner, A. Gottschalk.
636B. Automated Neural Identification in C. elegans. Eviatar
Yemini, Oliver Hobert.
622C. Si elegans - A neuromimetic emulation platform for
exploring C. elegans’ neurobiology and behavior. Axel Blau, Frank
Callaly, Gorka Epelde, Lorenzo Ferrara, Finn Krewer, Peter
Leskovsky, Pedro Machado, Brian Mc Ginley, Martin McGinnity,
Fearghal Morgan, Andoni Mujika, Alexey Petrushin, (The members
of the Si elegans consortium are listed in alphabetical order).
637C. Finding Neuro: Automating calcium image analysis. Amelia
Parmidge, Chantal Brueggemann, Noelle L'Etoile, Jared Young.
623A. Understanding Neurodynamics Through Light Field
Microscopy. Christopher Carmona, Edward Polanco, Blake
Madruga, Addam Hammond, Katsushi Arisaka.
Neurobiology - Regeneration and Degeneration
624B. Untwisting the Caenorhabditis elegans embryo. Ryan
Christensen, Alexandra Bokinsky, Anthony Santella, Yicong Wu,
Javier Marquina, Ismar Kovacevic, Abhishek Kumar, Peter Winter,
Evan McCreedy, William Mohler, Daniel Colón-Ramos, Zhirong
Bao, Hari Shroff.
638A. DAPK-1: A Mediator of Excitotoxic Neurodegeneration.
Uzair Amjad, Chantal Henry, Christy Chon, John S. Del Rosario,
Itzhak Mano.
625C. Directional trans-synaptic labeling of specific neuronal
connections in live animals. Muriel Desbois, Steven J. Cook, Scott
W. Emmons, Hannes E. Bülow.
639B. Decreased SOD-1 function in a precise C. elegans ALS
model leads to defective synaptic transmission and stress-induced
neurodegeneration. Saba Baskoylu, Jill Yersak, Patrick O’Hern,
Jonah Simon, Anne Hart.
626A. A Chemical-Genetic Approach to Unveil Mechanisms
Underlying Autism Spectrum Disorders. Yasmin Fard Ghassemi,
Kathrin Schmeisser, Claudia Maios, J. Alex Parker.
640C. Molecular requirements of axonal regeneration in diapause .
Mauricio Caneo, Mark Alkema, Andrea Calixto.
641A. The LIN-14 transcription factor regulates axonal maintenance
in C. elegans neurons. Rhianna Knable, Justin Chaplin, Rhiannon
Gurnsansky, Marie Gallegos, Brent Neumann, Massimo Hilliard.
627B. A quenching-type of fluorescent Ca2+ indicator for detecting
neuronal inhibition. Sayuri Kuge, Tomonobu Nishihara, Tomoki
Matsuda, Hironobu Furuie, Takayuki Teramoto, Takeharu Nagai,
Takeshi Ishihara.
642B. The role of a novel genetic factor (SLC30A10) in manganeseinduced toxicity in C. elegans. Pan Chen, Dinorah Leyva-Illades,
Aaron Bowman, Somshuvra Mukhopadhyay, Michael Aschner.
628C. A Novel Worm Tracking Calcium Imaging System Utilizing
a Mobile Microscope. Steve Mendoza, Tim Sherry, Karen Jiang,
Brian Lam, Taejoon Kim, Blake Madruga, Michelle Kao, Nate
Nowak, Katsushi Arisaka.
643C. Cyclic AMP and an Ets transcription factor are required for
the transcriptional induction of svh-2 by axon severing. Li Chun,
Hisamoto Naoki, Matsumoto Kunihiro.
629A. Optogenetic control of cGMP mediated signal transduction .
Jatin Nagpal, Shiqiang Gao, Martin Schneider, Mary Bethke,
Chantal Brueggemann, Sarah Woldemariam, Wagner Steuer Costa,
Noelle L'Etoile, Georg Nagel, Alexander Gottschalk.
644A. Delaying aging is neuroprotective in C. elegans models of
Parkinson’s disease. Jason Cooper, Dylan Dues, Katie Spielbauer,
Emily Machiela, Megan Senchuk, Jeremy Van Raamsdonk.
630B. Drug screening in C. elegans leads to a clinical trial for
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. D. Aggad, K. Patten, G. Armstrong,
C. Maios, L. Korngut, R. Robitaille, P. Drapeau, JA. Parker.
645B. C. elegans model of PGRN-deficient FTLD. James-Julian
Doyle, Andrew Bateman, Hugh Bennett, Alex Parker.
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646C. Is mitochondrial dysfunction a prerequisite for aging-related
neurodegeneration? Using the PVD neuron as a model to study
dendrite degeneration. Lezi E., Dong Yan.
Dostal, Christine Roberts.
664C. Studying EFF-1 fusogen localization during C. elegans
axonal regeneration. Casey Linton, Rosina Giordano-Santini, Brent
Neumann, Sean Coakley, Massimo Hilliard.
647A. Repression of Neuronal Gene Expression by the RFX
Transcription Factor, DAF-19. Zabdiel Ek-Vazquez, Savannah
Vogel, Alex Hurlburt, Debora Sugiaman-Trapman, Peter Swoboda,
Elizabeth A. De Stasio.
665A. Contribution of DEG/ENaC channels conductance versus
Ca2+ permeability to neuronal death. Cristina Matthewman, Laura
Bianchi.
648B. The role of CRTC-1 in Abeta induced transcriptional
dysregulation. Caroline Escoubas, William Mair.
666B. Alaskan blueberry and Sirtuin 1-mediated neuroprotection in
a Caenorhabditis elegans model of Parkinson's disease. Malabika
Maulik, Sally Kuhn, Barbara E. Taylor.
649C. Mechanism of CREB Activation in Excitotoxicity-Induced
Neuroprotection. K. Genevieve Feldmann, Itzhak Mano.
667C. Identification of neuroprotective molecules using a C.
elegans model of Spinal Muscular Atrophy. N. Mazzarella, I.
Gallotta, M. A. Hilliard, E. Di Schiavi.
650A. Diet affects neurodegenerative processes in C. elegans. A.
Fuentes, V. Garcia, MF. Palominos, A. Calixto.
668A. The identification and characterization of SKN-1-associated
acetylation pathways involved in dopamine neurodegeneration in
Parkinson’s disease models. Richard Nass, Jonathan Trinidad, Jing
Shi, Karen Ren.
651B. Activity dependent modulation of neuronal regeneration. Lin
Sun, James Shay, Sam Chung, Christopher Gabel.
652C. AFF-1 fuses terminal branches non cell-autonomously during
dendritic regeneration. Tamar Gattegno, Meital Oren-Suissa,
Veronika Kravtsov, Benjamin Podbilewicz.
669B. The role of miRNAs at the C. elegans neuromuscular
junction: relevance to SMA. Patrick O'Hern, Jonah Simon, Anne
Hart.
653A. Modulation of Transthyretin Degradation Alters
Proteotoxicity in Caenorhabditis elegans Models of Degenerative
Disease. Erin Greiner, Diana Porras-Gonzalez, Joseph Genereux,
Johan Paulsson, Andrew Dillin, Jeffery Kelly, Sandra Encalada.
670C. Molecular and cellular characterization of SKN-1 and the
multidrug resistance protein MRP-7 that inhibits toxicant-associated
dopaminergic neurodegeneration. Karen Ren, Jonathan Trinidad,
Jing Shi, Martina Rudgalvyte, Garry Wong, Richard Nass.
654B. Insulin Modulates the Outcome of alpha Synuclein
Aggregation via Daf-2/Daf-16 Signaling Pathway by Acting as
Antagonist for DAF-2 Receptor in Transgenic C. elegans Model of
Parkinson’s Disease. Rizwanul Haque, Lalit Kumar, Shamsuzzama
Shamsuzzama, Soobiya Fatima, Pooja Jadiya, Aamir Nazir.
671A. Neuroprotective role of C. elegans sir-2.3 knock-out in
neuronal death. Rachele Sangaletti, Jeff Grant, David Della Morte,
Laura Bianchi.
672B. A novel target protects against APP-induced age-related
neurodegeneration . L. L. Scott, J. Sahn, S. V. Iyer, G. Zuniga, P.
Satarasinghe, S. Mondal, S. Martin, A. Ben-Yakar, J. PierceShimomura.
655C. Age-related deterioration of neurons in male C. elegans.
Michael Hart, Oliver Hobert.
656A. Statins in management of Neurodegenerative Parkinson’s
disease: Studies employing Transgenic C.elegans Model.. Supinder
Kaur, Aamir Nazir.
673C. Identification of MOAG-2/LIR-3 as a regulator of protein
aggregation. Olga Sin, Tristan de Jong, Michelle Kudron, Hai Hui
Wang, Roméo Willinge Prins, Renée Seinstra, Alejandro Mata
Cabana, Céline Martineau, Valerie Reinke, Victor Guryev, Ellen
Nollen.
657B. A forward genetic screen for adult-onset motor deficits in C.
elegans. K. Kawamura, T. Murayama, H. Goto, I. Maruyama.
658C. The role and regulation of a transcription factor, CEBP-1 in
axon regeneration. Kyung Won Kim, Phoenix Ying, Thijs
Koorman, Mike Boxem, Yishi Jin.
674A. Glia engulf AFD neuron receptive endings. Aakanksha
Singhvi, Andrea Bae, Shai Shaham.
675B. Modelling Alzheimer’s disease: transgenic expression of
human Aβ peptides in Caenorhabditis elegans neurons. Neha
Sirwani, Kirsten Grant, Warwick Grant, Gawain McColl.
659A. Axon regeneration in mitochondrial mutants. Wendy
Knowlton, Thomas Hubert, Andrew Chisholm, Yishi Jin.
660B. Identification of Dopamine Signaling Pathway Components
that Modify Tau Neurotoxicity in Tau Transgenic Caenorhabditis
elegans. Rebecca Kow, Jeanna Wheeler, Brian Kraemer.
676C. Understanding the regulation of TDP-43 phosphorylation in a
C.elegans model for diseases with TDP-43 positive lesions. Laura
Taylor, Nicole Liachko, Aleen Saxton, Pam McMillan, Tim
Strovas, Brian Kraemer.
661C. Single copy mutant TDP-43 and FUS transgenics cause agedependent paralysis and neurodegeneration in C. elegans. Audrey
Labarre, Julie Veriepe, Claudia Maios, J. Alex Parker.
677A. Drug screening for C9ORF72 toxicity. Martine Therrien,
Simon Girard, Guy A. Rouleau, Patrick A. Dion, J. Alex Parker.
662A. Necrotic Cells Actively Attract Phagocytes through the
Collaborative Action of Two Distinct PS-exposure Mechanisms.
Zao Li, Victor Venegas, Yuji Nagaoka, Eri Morino, Prashant
Raghavan, Anjon Audhya, Yoshinobu Nakanishi, Zheng Zhou.
678B. Probing the Mechanisms by Which Exercise Enhances Axon
Regrowth. Guoqiang Wang, Christopher Reina, Isaac Song,
Monica Driscoll.
663B. Role of TDP-1 in RNA metabolism and heterochromatin
formation. Chris Link, Tassa Saldi, Patrick Gonzales, Vishantie
Neurobiology - Synaptic Function and Circuits
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Ren, Y. Zhang, M. A. Hilliard.
679C. The common neighbor rule as an organizing principle in the
C. elegans neural network. Aharon Azulay, Eyal Itskovic, Alon
Zaslaver.
697C. G-Protein Coupled Receptor Signaling: a Role for Small
Interfering RNAs in Stimulus Specific Adaptation. Trang Duong,
Noelle L'Etoile.
680A. Neuropeptide signaling sets the timing of C. elegans egglaying.. Navonil Banerjee, Raja Bhattacharya, Michael M. Francis.
698A. Whole-animal C. elegans connectomes. S. Emmons, S.
Cook, T. Jarrell, Y. Wang, M. Yakovlev, K. Nguyen, D. Hall.
681B. Molecular and Behavioral Studies of Sexually Dimorphic
Electrical Synaptic Connectivity. Emily Berghoff, Abhishek
Bhattacharya, Meital Oren-Suissa, Oliver Hobert.
699B. Defining interactions between neurotransmitter transporters
and proton pumps. G. Ernstrom, D. Jenkins, L. Folger.
682C. The atypical MAP kinase SWIP-13 exerts cell-autonomous
control of dopamine signaling and behavior. Daniel P. Bermingham,
J. Andrew Hardaway, Sam L. Snider, Sean P. Moran, Sarah M.
Sturgeon, Randy D. Blakely.
700C. A functional screen for homologs of the dopamine-gated
chloride channel LGC-53. Alice Fok, Niels Ringstad.
701A. Elucidating conserved neural mechanisms underlying
defective motor pattern transitions. Dawn Guzman, Jonathan
Pierce-Shimomura.
683A. Competing activation and inhibition in the Caenorhabditis
elegans egg-laying behavior circuit. Kevin Collins, Addys Bode,
Robert Fernandez, Jessica Tanis, Matt Creamer, Michael Koelle.
702B. Long-term associative memory in Caenorhabditis elegans.
Satomi Ito, Saori Nishigima, Ichiro Maruyama.
684B. Elucidating the role of the novel transcription factor FKH-8
in regulating dopaminergic signaling levels.. Kai Bracey, Brian
Nelms.
703C. Testable hypothesis generation via directed analysis of
plausible information flow in the connectome. Rex Kerr.
685C. The HSN command neuron co-releases serotonin and NLP-3
neuropeptides to coordinate egg-laying activity. Jacob Brewer,
Michael R. Koelle.
704A. A gene expression-analysis approach to identify the genetic
code for synaptic connections in the C. elegans nervous system.
Byunghyuk Kim, Bangxia Suo, Maria Lazaro-Pena, Olha Ivashkiv,
Scott W, Emmons.
686A. Spatial aggregation of neurons contributes to network
structure in the nematode C. elegans. Christopher Brittin, Steven
Cook, Netta Cohen.
705B. An atlas of G protein-coupled neurotransmitter and
neuropeptide receptor expression patterns in C. elegans. Seongseop
Kim, Robert Fernandez, Judy Pepper, Michael R. Koelle.
687B. Determining the role of the transcription factor FKH-8 in C.
elegans dopamine-dependent behaviors. Ke'Ara Brown-Smith, Dr.
Brian Nelms.
706C. The G protein-coupled receptor FSHR-1 regulates the
balance of excitatory to inhibitory transmission at the C. elegans
neuromuscular junction. Allyson Munneke, Sarah Olofsson, Amy
Wasilk, Julie Kolnik, Erica Damler, Jennifer Kowalski.
688C. Molecules involved in the biogenesis of dense-core vesicles.
Jerome Cattin, Irini Topalidou, Michael Ailion.
707A. Cold habituation is regulated by the tissue network including
neuron and sperm. Satoru Sonoda, Tomoyo Ujisawa, Akane Ohta,
Atsushi Kuhara.
689A. Investigating the Potential Role of the Transcription factor
FKH-8 in Dopamine Metabolism. Bryan Cawthon, Brian Nelms.
690B. Spatio-temporal regulation of RAB-3 localization and activity
by SNT-1. Yunsheng Cheng, Jiaming Wang, Yu Wang, Mei Ding.
708B. Calcium imaging and computational simulation for the
spatio-temporal dynamics of the neural coding in a C. elegans
chemotaxis circuit. Masahiro Kuramochi, Motomichi Doi.
691C. A two-immunoglobulin-domain transmembrane protein
mediates an epidermal-neuronal interaction to maintain synapse
density. Salvatore Cherra, Yishi Jin.
709C. Adaptation to cholinergic agonist levamisole, a new insight
of AChR regulation at neuromuscular junctions. Viviane Laine,
Luis Briseno-Roa, Maelle Jospin, Jean-Louis Bessereau.
692A. INX-1 is a Negative Regulator of the Expulsion Step of the
Defecation Motor Program. Ukjin Choi, Han Wang, Derek
Sieburth.
710A. Functional and anatomical analysis of the L1 motor circuit.
Sway Chen, Steven Cook, Asuka Guan, Yangning Lu, Valeriya
Laskova, Jeff Lichtman, Ben Mulcahy, James Mitchell, Marianna
Neubauer, Aravinthan Samuel, Manusnan Suriyalaksh, Richard
Schalek, Quan Wen, Daniel Witvliet, Mei Zhen.
693B. The UNC-7 gap junction mediates a D2-like signaling
pathway in a sensory motor recurrent circuit during C. elegans
copulation. Paola Correa, Luis Rene Garcia.
711B. Line scanning fluorescent confocal microscope for a 3D
multi-neuron imaging of C. elegans. Alexey Lyashenko, Edward
Polanco, Katsushi Arisaka.
694C. The appetite control circuit in C. elegans. Kristen Davis,
Young-Jai You.
695A. Modulation of habituation and neurotransmitter vesicle
release by a D2-like dopamine auto-receptor. Rosaria Formisano,
Mahlet Mersha, Courtney McClure, Sailaja Mandalapu, Harbinder
S. Dhillon.
712C. Investigating the synaptic role of the Gαs pathway. Laura
Manning, Ashley Martin, Om Bhetuwal, Janet Richmond.
713A. Regulation of the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor ACR-16.
Ashley Martin, Feyza Sancar, Janet Richmond.
696B. Molecular and cellular mechanisms regulating axonal
compartmentalization in C. elegans RIA interneurons. A. Donato, J.
714B. Understanding motor circuit regulation through genetic
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suppressor analyses of acr-2(gf) . Katherine McCulloch, Yishi Jin.
Differentially Modulates Expression of GABA Signaling Elements
and Alters Mobility in C. elegans. . Jacqueline Rose, Parker
Stafford, Nicole Stankowicz, Amanda Leonti.
715C. Locating synaptic calcium channels. Sean Merrill, Shigeki
Watanabe, Alex Cherry, Erik Jorgensen.
730C. C. elegans touch neurons express plasma membrane innexin
channels. Rachele Sangaletti, Gerhard Dahl, Laura Bianchi.
716A. UNC-16 (JIP3) acts through synapse assembly proteins to
inhibit the active transport of cell soma organelles to motor neuron
axons. Stacey Edwards, Logan Morrison, Rosalina Yorks,
Christopher Hoover, Soorajnath Boominathan, Kenneth Miller.
731A. Rab G-protein regulation of Neurexin localization in C.
elegans neurons. Sanil Sansar, Komla Segagbe, DiAnna Hynds,
Tina Gumienny.
717B. An INX-16 mediated calcium wave is required for normal
NLP-40 release. Samuel McCright, Gabriel Moore, Christopher
Ayoub, Lisa Learman, Maureen Peters.
732B. Glial cues and neuronal cGMP together regulate sensory
neuron receptive ending shape and function. Aakanksha Singhvi,
Shai Shaham.
718C. Genetic analysis of a synapse to nucleus feedback mechanism
coupling synaptic glutamate receptor levels with transcription.
Benjamin Moss, Peter Juo.
733C. Identifying neuronal dynamics of short-term associative
memory in C. elegans. A. Sylvain, M. Rahimi, G. Stein, C. T.
Murphy.
719A. The mind of an L1 worm – how do neuronal circuits function
and remodel throughout development?. Daniel Berger, Andrew
Chisholm, Steven Cook, Scott Emmons, David Hall, Douglas
Holmyard, David Kersen, Valeriya Laskova, Jeff Lichtman, James
Mitchell, Ben Mulcahy, Marianna Neubauer, Angie Qu, Aravinthan
Samuel, Richard Schalek, Daniel Witvliet, Mei Zhen, (names in
alphabetical order).
734A. Plasticity of cold habituation and isolation of genes involved
in temperature experience storage. Natsune Takagaki, Tomohiro
Ishiwari, Yohei Minakuchi, Atsushi Toyoda, Akane Ohta, Aysushi
Kuhara.
735B. A novel mutation in the ligand-gated ion channel lgc-46
affects excitation-inhibition imbalance in the C. elegans locomotor
circuit. Seika Takayanagi-Kiya, Salvatore Cherra, Yingchuan B.
Qi, Yishi Jin.
720B. Electrophysiological properties of ASE neurons. Tomomi
Shindou, Mayumi Shindou, Takashi Murayama, Jeffery Wickens,
Ichiro Maruyama.
736C. A forward genetic screen for regulators of neuronal two-pore
domain potassium channel. Philippe Tardy, Mélissa Zouak,
Thomas Boulin.
721C. Thermal memory and behavioral regulation revealed by
calcium imaging of the cultured neurons and neural circuits. Kyogo
Kobayashi, Shunji Nakano, Mutsuki Amano, Daisuke Tsuboi,
Tomoki Nishioka, Shingo Ikeda, Genta Yokoyama, Kozo Kaibuchi,
Ikue Mori.
737A. Cloning and characterization of three new players in the Gαq
and Rho signaling pathways. Jill Hoyt, Irini Topalidou, Brantley
Coleman, Michael Ailion.
722A. Identifying and characterizing odor receptors in C. elegans.
Sara Nathan, Alesha Cox-Harris, Cassidy Dalton, Berenice
Mosqueda, Sherrlyne Apostol, Riva Morton, Elizabeth Newman,
Chantal Brueggemann, Noelle L'Etoile, Jared Young.
738B. GLB-33: when a globin hooks up with a G-protein coupled
receptor. M. Vangheel, S. De Henau, L. Tilleman, F. Germani, I.
Beets, S. Helbo, F. Desmet, H. Berghmans, S. Van Doorslaer, D.
Hoogewijs, L. Schoofs, A. Fago, L. Moens, S. Dewilde, B. P.
Braeckman.
723B. Distinct pharyngeal glutamate determinants underpinning the
context dependent modulation of feeding behaviour. Vincent
O'Connor, Nicolas Dalliere, Bhatla Nikhil, Horvitz Robert,
Holden-Dye Lindy, Walker Robert.
739C. NLP-12 Engages Different UNC-13 Proteins to Potentiate
Tonic and Evoked Release. Zhitao Hu, Amy Vashlishan Murray,
Joshua Kaplan.
724C. CREB facilitates a replacement of temperature experiencelinked cold tolerance. Akane Ohta, Makoto Ioroi, Natsune
Takagaki, Atsushi Kuhara.
740A. Serotonin-mediated second messengers act in distal
metabolic tissues to regulate fat in C. elegans. Megan Vaughan,
Lavinia Palamiuc, Tallie Noble, Supriya Srinivasan.
725A. The Role of Post-Translational Modifications in the
Regulation of Serotonin Signaling. Andrew C. Olson, Michael R.
Koelle.
741B. Elucidating the role of interneuron RIM in the regulation of
C. elegans locomotion. Khursheed A. Wani, Zhaoyu Li, Beverly J.
Piggott, Shawn Xu.
726B. Investigation of spine-like synaptic structures on GABAergic
DD neurons. Alison Philbrook, Steven J. Cook, David H. Hall,
Michael M. Francis.
742C. Circuit underpinnings for integrated behavioral responses to
multiple sensory cues. W. Yang, Y. Zhang.
727C. An Investigation into the Affect of Neuronal Activity on
Proper Neural Connectivity in C. elegans. Kristine Andersen*,
Benjamin Barsi-Rhyne*, Jacqueline Pyle, Kristine Miller,
Christopher Vargas, Aruna Varshney, Bryan Tsujimoto, Alan Tran,
Alex Duong, Joori Park, Emma Holdrich, Miri VanHoven.
743A. AFD-specific guanylate cyclases and CMK-1 mediate
thermosensory signaling in AFD. Yanxun Yu*, Asuka Takeishi*,
Vera Hapiak, Harrold Bell, Piali Sengupta.
744B. Menorah Analyzer – a MATLAB based software for the
analysis of 2D images of the PVD neuron in C.elegans. Omer
Yuval, Tamar Gattegno, Benjamin Podbilewicz, Tom Shemesh.
728A. Development of activity in the Caenorhabditis elegans egglaying circuit. Bhavya Ravi, Kevin Collins.
Ecology and Evolution - Ecology
729B. Exposure to Nicotine or the Putative GABA agonist Toluene
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J. Kormish.
745C. The C. elegans gut microbiota and its significance to its host.
Maureen Berg, Ben Stenuit, Joshua Ho, Caitlin Parke, Lisa
Alvarez-Cohen, Michael Shapira.
761A. Evidence for a C. briggsae X-linked hybrid lethal gene that
encodes a transcription factor. Vaishnavi Ragavapuram, Scott
Baird.
746A. Intermittent stem cell cycling balances self-renewal and
senescence of the C. elegans germ line. Amanda Cinquin, Michael
Chiang, Adrian Paz, Sam Hallman, Oliver Yuan, Charless Fowlkes,
Olivier Cinquin.
762B. Changing the shape of a tupe in the evolution of
organogenesis. David Rudel, Kelly Mahoney, Brent Wyatt, Blake
Rumble, Sharon Arhin.
763C. Unusual sex determination systems in Bursaphelenchus
okinawaensis and B. xylophilus. Ryoji Shinya, Taisei Kikuchi,
Isheng J. Tsai, Anthony Chen, Koichi Hasegawa, Paul W.
Sternberg.
747B. Relating life history to population dynamics: a perspective on
aging. A. Earnest, S. K. Kornfeld.
748C. Widespread maternal effects shape the Caenorhabditis
elegans life history. Helen Orbidans, Alice Moorey, James Green,
Simon Harvey.
764A. Extreme variation in the requirement for SKN-1 in endoderm
development reflects both genomic variation and stably heritable
epigenetic states that differ between isotypes. Yamila Torres
Cleuren, Kyle Chipman, Coco Alami, Russell Snell, Joel Rothman.
749A. Natural Variation in Pathogen-induced Neuronal Gene
Expression in C. elegans. Zoe Hilbert, Joshua Meisel, Dennis Kim.
Ecology and Evolution - Evolution of Complex Traits
750B. Is nematode host preference associated with the beetle
bacterial microbiome? A case study in Los Angeles. Sneha Koneru,
Michael Gonzalez, Heilly Salinas, Gilberto Flores, Ray Hong.
765B. Mechanism of peel-1 toxicity. Elyse Blum, Jerome Cattin,
Michael Ailion.
751C. A simple 3D cultivation system to measure C. elegans fitness
in a semi-natural simulated environment. Tong Young Lee, Jin Il
Lee.
766C. An experimental evolution model of C. Elegans adaptability.
Bradly Alicea, Rebecca Androwski, Nathan Schroeder.
752A. Survey of the genetic structure of a C. elegans wild
population at a local scale by 2b-RAD-sequencing. Aurélien
Richaud, Marie-Anne Félix.
767A. Preparing Panagrellus redivivus for molecular genetics.
David Angeles Albores, Daehan Lee, Junho Lee, Paul Sternberg.
753B. Natural microbial engagement of small RNA pathways in C.
elegans. Buck Samuel, Holli Rowedder, Gary Ruvkun.
768B. Mutation is a sufficient predictor of genetic variation for
mitotic spindle traits in C. elegans. Reza Farhadifar, Charles Baer,
Jose Miguel Ponciano, Erik Andersen, Daniel Needleman.
754C. Construction of Ecologically Relevant Microcosms for the
Quantification of Changes in Population Size of C. elegans. Kevin
G. Sanchez, Brian P. Mikeworth, Lisa N. Petrella.
769C. Evolutionary variation in heat-triggered multigenerational
onset of sterility in C. elegans. Lise Frézal, Eric Miska, MarieAnne Félix.
755A. The natural microbiota of C. elegans.. Hinrich Schulenburg,
Philipp Dirksen.
770A. Natural variation and developmental plasticity of hitchhiking
behavior in C. elegans. Daehan Lee, Harksun Lee, Boyun Lee, Jun
Kim, Heeseung Yang, Heekyeong Kim, Young-ki Paik, Leonid
Kruglyak, Erik Andersen, Junho Lee.
Ecology and Evolution - Evo-Devo
771B. Rictor limits temperature-dependent dauer formation by
controlling intestine-neuron signaling. Mike O'Donnell, Jan
Kammenga, Piali Sengupta.
756B. The propensity for stochastic PCD during male tail
development varies across C. elegans isotypes. Melissa Alcorn,
Davon Callander, Bilge Birsoy, Matthew Cieslak, Agustín López
Santos, Joel Rothman.
772C. Rapid accumulation of variation in mutation rate under
relaxed selection in C. elegans. Ayush Shekhar Saxena, Matthew
Salomon, Matsuba Chikako, Baer Charles.
757C. Cubist biology — using evolutionary perspectives to define
regulatory pathways. Yongquan Shen, Qing Wei, Yanmnei Zhao,
Shin-Yi Lin, Xiangmei Chen, Ronald Ellis.
773A. Acute stress resistance, DR and Lifespan in a multi-parent
recombinant inbred line panel. Jana Stastna, L. Basten Snoek, Rita
Volkers, Joost Riksen, Alex Vujakovic, Hinrich Schulenburg, Jan
Kammenga, Simon Harvey.
758A. Implications of transcription factor binding site turnover in
orthologous cis-regulatory regions. Lori Glenwinkel, Oliver
Hobert.
774B. A powerful C. elegans resource for identifying the genetic
determinants underlying complex traits. S. Zdraljevic, S.
Rosenberg, R. E. Tanny, T. S. Shimko, E. C. Andersen.
759B. Spatiotemporal transcriptomics reveals the evolutionary
history of the endoderm germ layer. Tamar Hashimshony, Martin
Feder, Michal Levin, Brian Hall, Itai Yanai.
775C. A C. elegans large-scale genome-wide association study
reveals hundreds of quantitative trait loci underlying responses to
760C. Pharyngeal gland development in the root-knot nematode
Meloidogyne hapla. R. A. Loewen, V. W. Williamson, M. Tenuta,
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biomedically relevant therapeutics. S. Zdraljevic, S. Rosenberg, R.
E. Tanny, T. C. Shimko, E. C. Andersen.
Development - Cell Fate and Patterning
Ecology and Evolution - Evolution of Mating Systems
776A. PQN-94 Regulates Hermaphrodite Development by
Interacting with SHE-1. Yongquan Shen, Ronald Ellis.
790C. Microfluidic C. elegans immobilization, enabling long-term
studies of germline development at a single-cell resolution. Simon
Berger, Xavier Casadevall i. Solvas, Stavros Stavrakis, Tinri
Aegerter-Wilmsen, Ralf Eberhard, Alex Hajnal, Michael
Hengartner, Andrew deMello.
777B. Complex regulation of the GLI transcription factor tra-1 in C.
briggsae.. Yongquan Shen, Emmalisa Zapfe, Yelena Shifman,
Ronald Ellis.
791A. Towards an understanding of how embryos cope with
stochastic gene expression. Hailey Choi, Gina Broitman-Maduro,
Francisco Carranza, Kollan Doan, Morris Maduro.
778C. Genome sequence of a parthenogen closely related to
Caenorhabditis reveals fusion of all ancestral chromosomes. H.
Fradin, C. M. Zegar, M. R. Gutwein, J. Lucas, M. Kovtun, D. L.
Corcoran, L. R. Baugh, K. Kiontke, K. Gunsalus, D. H. A. Fitch, F.
Piano.
792B. The Paired-Box protein PAX-3 is involved in hypodermal
cell fate specification in C. elegans. Kenneth W. Thompson,
Margarita Correa-Mendez, Christine Y. Kang, David M.
Eisenmann.
779A. CNP-2, a calcineurin interacting protein, regulates male
development, mating behavior, and sperm activation. Hana Jung,
Joohong Ahnn, Sun-Kyung Lee.
793C. Functional analysis of the C. elegans winged-helix
transcription factor LIN-31 identifies multiple domains and
separation-of-function mutations in vulval cell fate specification.
Amanda Dewey, Leilani Miller.
780B. Evolution of hermaphroditism in Caenorhabiditis species.
Katharine Pelletier, Keith Reidy, Dave Pilgrim.
794A. Elucidating the role of nmy-2 in seam cell division patterns.
Siyu Serena Ding, Alison Woollard.
781C. Maternal specification of dauer formation and sex
determination in a species with three sexes. Andre Pires da Silva,
Sophie Tandonnet.
795B. Transcriptional control of the C. elegans endoderm master
regulator elt-2. Lawrence Du, Sharon Tracy, Allison Wu, Scott
Rifkin.
782A. Sex-ratio bias in Caenorhabditis. Yun-Hua Lo, Jung-Chen
Hsu, Fang-Jung Yang, Tiffany Chang, Son Tho Le, John Wang.
796C. Lipid asymmetry and signaling regulation during vulva
development. Juan Escobar Restrepo, Andrea Haag, Alex Hajnal.
783B. Characterizing the structural basis and functional
consequences of genome shrinkage in selfing Caenorhabditis
species. Da Yin, Erich Schwarz, Caitlin Schartner, Edward Ralston,
Barbara Meyer, Eric Haag.
797A. Sequential Muscle Cell Fate Determination by Overlapping
Functions of Different Transcription Factors in the Descendants of
the Anterior Mesoderm Blastomere (MS). Tetsunari Fukushige,
Rossio Kersey, Micheal Krause.
798B. pal-1 regulates polarized apical junction remodeling and cell
movement during the development of the C. elegans epidermis.
Sophie P. R. Gilbert, Charles Brabin, Alison Woollard.
Ecology and Evolution - Phylogeny and Diversification
799C. LEP-2/Mkrn promotes degradation of LIN-28 to time the
larval-to-adult transition. R. A. Herrera, K. Kiontke, D. Fitch.
800A. MicroRNA pathways and developmental elasticity in C.
elegans. O. Ilbay, J. Srinivasan, F. Schroeder, V. Ambros.
784C. Genome wide analysis of adaptation to acidic environments
of the extremophile Turbatrix aceti. Amit Sinha, Jennifer Pirri, Peter
Sarkies, Mark Alkema.
801B. MAB-5/Hox non-autonomously controls Q descendant
migration through regulation of spon-1/F-spondin expression in
posterior body wall muscles. Matthew Josephson, Adam Miltner,
Erik Lundquist.
785A. The Caenorhabditis Genomes Project. Mark Blaxter, Lewis
Stevens, Sinduja Chandrasekar, Georgios Koutsovoulos.
802C. Quantitative Analysis of the AC/VU Decision during C.
elegans Development. Simone Kienle, Nicola Gritti, Yvonne Goos,
Jeroen van Zon.
786B. Genetics and development in speciation of Caenorhabditis.
Asher Cutter, Joanna Bundus.
787C. A new evolutionary framework for the phylum Nematoda: a
case study of HOX cluster evolution. G. Koutsovoulos, D. R.
Laetsch, T. Breeze, M. L. Blaxter.
803A. Mechanism and significance of the maternal mex-3 mRNA
localization in C. elegans. Hiroyuki Konno, Koki Noguchi, Yuji
Kohara.
788A. Hybrid Incompatibility in Caenorhabditis nouraguensis.
Piero Lamelza, Janet Young, Harmit Malik, Michael Ailion.
804B. Transcriptional Regulation of the Hox Gene LIN-39 by LIN1 and LIN-31 Transcription Factors Involved in C. Elegans Cell
Fate Specification. Robert Kousnetsov, Kyle Tamshen, Amanda
Dewey, Leilani Miller.
789B. Notable characteristics of Caenorhabditis sp. 34, a novel
species associated with figs. Gavin Woodruff, Taisei Kikuchi,
Natsumi Kanzaki.
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805C. The identification of SYS-1/β-catenin binding partners and
transactivation domains in the Wnt/β-catenin asymmetric pathway.
Arielle Lam, Amy Clemons, Michael Molumby, Lori Adams,
Bryan Phillips.
821A. Uncovering Molecular Barriers to Direct Cell
Reprogramming in C. elegans. Oktay Ismail Kaplan, Idris Selman
Bulut, Baris Tursun.
806A. The CRL2LRR-1 ubiquitin ligase regulates Notch signaling in
C. elegans vulva development. Madhumati Mukherjee, Edward T.
Kipreos.
822B. P granules maintain germ cell identity in the C. elegans
germline. Andrew Knutson, Thea Egelhofer, Andreas Rechtsteiner,
Lynnia Tuckfield, Susan Strome.
807B. Temporal constraints and regulation of embryonic gene
expression. John Murray, Travis Walton.
823C. Increasing histone H3K9 methylation and nucleosome
stability promote higher-order nuclear re-organization during
embryogenesis. Beste Mutlu, Huei-Mei Chen, Jie Wang, David
Hall, Tao Liu, Susan Mango.
808C. MEX-5 interacts with the mRNA transcription and
degradation machineries. Costanza Panbianco, Manoel Prouteau,
Monica Gotta.
824A. Food-dependent regulation of developmental plasticity via
CaMKI and neuroendocrine signaling. Scott Neal, Asuka Takeishi,
Rebecca Butcher, Kyuhyung Kim, Piali Sengupta.
809A. Differential APR-1 regulatory role for two Dishevelled
paralogs during asymmetric cell division. Bryan Phillips, Austin
Baldwin.
825B. A high-throughput EMS screen identifies a potential muscle
linage mutant. Andreas Ofenbauer, Ralf Schnabel, Baris Tursun.
810B. usp-48 encodes a ubiquitin-specific protease involved in cell
fate restriction. Dylan Rahe, Oliver Hobert.
811C. Analysis of Phosphorylation of the C. elegans Transcription
Factor LIN-31 During Cell Signaling. Hayley Raquer, Amanda
Dewey, Leilani Miller.
826C. Asymmetric Wnt Pathway Regulation of Post-embryonic
Seam Cell Proliferation and Identity via the Non-receptor Tyrosine
Kinase FRK-1. Adriana Calderon, Danielle Mila, McLane Watson,
Katherine Genzink, Austin Baldwin, Bryan Phillips, Aaron Putzke.
812A. Putative RAP-1 function in a positive feedback loop to
reinforce Ras/LET-60-dependent 1° VPC commitment. N.
Rasmussen, D. Reiner.
827A. The TFIIH and SWI/SNF complexes are required for the cell
fate maintenance in C. elegans. Yukimasa Shibata, Ryoji
Konakawa, Hitoshi Sawa, Kiyoji Nishiwaki.
813B. Identification of genes involved in Sex Muscle patterning in
C. elegans hermaphrodite. S. Sammons, K. Sun, H. Shi, V. Ghai, S.
Son, J. Liu.
828B. TRIMming pluripotency. C. Tocchini, J. J. Keusch, S. B.
Miller, S. Finger, H. Gut, M. B. Stadler, R. Ciosk.
814C. The small GTPase Ral signals via an Exo84-GCK2/MAP4K-p38-MAPKAPK cascade to induce 2° vulval fate..
Hanna Shin, Rebecca E. W. Kaplan, Channing J. Der, David J.
Reiner.
Development - Germline Development and Sex
Determination
815A. Using Genetic Screens to Initiate Undergraduate Research:
Identifying Regulatory Cofactors of the Caenorhabditis elegans
Cellular Fusogen, EFF-1, and Their Effects on Epithelial Cell
Fusion. Patrick Spica, Emra Klempic, Matthew Betzenhauser,
William Mohler, Jessica Shinn-Thomas.
829C. Quantitative and spatial changes in GLD-1 accumulation
distinguish direct gld-1 regulators from non-regulators. John
Brenner, Tim Schedl.
830A. CSR-1 and P granules suppress sperm-specific transcription
in the C. elegans germline. Anne Campbell, Dustin Updike.
816B. LIN-14 transcriptionally regulates lin-4 and let-7 family
miRNAs, which in turn negatively regulate LIN-28. Jennifer
Tsialikas, Mitchell Romens, Allison Abbott, Eric Moss.
831B. Regulation of C. elegans Sperm Motility By Protease
Signaling. Daniela Chavez, Gillian Stanfield.
817C. Canalization of C. elegans vulva induction against
anatomical variability. Guizela Huelsz-Prince, Jeroen van Zon.
832C. Ras/ERK pathway and retinoblastoma associated protein
RbAp46 regulate synaptonemal complex dynamics during prophase
I of meiosis. Jie Chen, Shin-Yu Chen, Swathi Arur.
818A. How are unilateral neurons specified? The role of Notch.
Berta Vidal Iglesias, Oliver Hobert.
833A. Overlapping and Distinct Effects of Bisphenol A and its
Substitute Bisphenol S on Germ Cells. Y. Chen, D. Lee, P. Allard,
X. Yang, L. Shu.
819B. Searching for missing interactions that link vulval cell
differentiation and vulval morphogenesis using logical modeling of
regulatory networks. Nathan Weinstein, Luis Mendoza.
834B. Accelerating the quest for fertilization: Premature sperm
activation induced by mutations in Y48B6A.5 and spe-47. Jessica
Clark, Craig LaMunyon.
820C. The FAX-1 and NHR-67 nuclear receptors function in gonad
development. Bruce Wightman, Emily Bayer, Leen Jerjos,
Christopher Greco, Mackenzie Kramer`, Michael Kho, Katie
Skwirut, Akshara Kartik, Sheila Clever.
835C. Sexually dimorphic GSCs and development of tools to
manipulate them. Sarah L. Crittenden, Anne R. Ryan, Brandon
Taylor, Ipsita Mohanty, ChangHwan Lee, Judith Kimble.
Development - Differentiation and Plasticity
836A. Identification of novel genes regulating P-granule function in
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POSTER SESSION LISTINGS
C. elegans. Karolina de Groot-Andralojc, Markus Terrey, Michael
Senter-Zapata, Benjamin King, Anne Campbell, Dustin Updike.
853C. spe-43 is a member of the spe-8 class of genes and is required
for spermiogenesis in C. elegans. Amber Krauchunas, Ernesto
Mendez, Jean Parry, Andrew Singson.
837B. How to remain inactive: maintaining the spermatid stage
requires inhibition and properly formed FB-MOs. Aubrie De La
Cruz, Matthew Christensen, Haifen Huang, Thomas Sokolich,
Gaurav Prajapati, Jessica Clark, Nicholas Sullivan, Craig
LaMunyon.
854A. Investigating the function of HOP-1 presenilin in germ line
development. Donna Leet, Brian Brady, Valerie Hale, Caroline
Goutte.
855B. PUP-1 and PUP-2: two redundant poly(U) polymerases
regulating C. elegans germline development. Yini Li, Matt Snyder,
Eleanor Maine.
838C. LAF-1 is an intrinsically disordered P granule component
that contributes to asymmetric phase separation during C. elegans
embryogenesis. Krzysztof Szczepaniak, Shana Elbaum-Garfinkle,
Younghoon Kim, Carlos Chih-Hsiung Chen, Sua Myong, Clifford
Brangwynne, Christian Eckmann.
856C. Analysis of a new genetic enhancer of glp-1. Jim Lissemore,
Francisco Gomez-Chaves, Joshua Krach, Chelsea Pallo, Jill
Spoerke, Eleanor Maine.
839A. The zinc transporter HKE-4.1 controls sperm activation.
Yanmei Zhao, Chieh-Hsiang Tan, Kerry Kornfeld, Ronald Ellis.
857A. A genetic screen for mutants with defects in the regulation of
gonad membrane dynamics during adult oogenesis. Josh Lowry,
Bruce Bowerman.
840B. SNF-10, a Solute Carrier 6 family protein, connects malederived protease signals to the onset of sperm motility. Kristin
Fenker, Gillian Stanfield.
858B. Visualization of regulated transcription using single-molecule
FISH. Tina R. Lynch, ChangHwan Lee, Judith Kimble.
841C. MEL-28 and dynein/dynactin components interact to affect
fertility. Jesse Conklin, Angela Quental, Allison Lai, Fabio Piano,
Anita Fernandez.
859C. PUF-8 promotes niche-germline stem cell signalling via the
ER protein FARL-11. Richa Maheshwari, Pushpa Kumari,
Kuppuswamy Subramaniam.
842A. Germline defects in mitochondrial cholesterol transporter C.
elegans mutants following bisphenol A or low cholesterol
exposures. D. W. Ferreira, P. Allard.
860A. Primordial germ cell survival requires niche cell conact in the
C. elegans gonadal primordium. Daniel McIntyre, Jeremy Nance.
843B. Investigating mechanisms that promote and limit meiotic CO
formation. Chloe Girard, Baptiste Roelens, Karl Zawadzki, Anne
Villeneuve.
861B. The Dynamics of Alternative Polyadenylation Usage in C.
elegans Germ Cell Development. Desirea G. Mecenas, Sean M.
West, Michelle Gutwein, Wenting Bian, Jerome Reboul, Jola
Polanowska, Kristin C. Gunsalus, Fabio Piano.
844C. Role of proteoglycans in germline development . Sandeep
Gopal, Roger Pocock.
862C. LIN-35 is Necessary for Germ Line Development and
Function When Faced With High Temperature Stress. Brian P.
Mikeworth, Lisa N. Petrella.
845A. Role of the Anillin ANI-2 in the nucleation of the C. elegans
germline syncytium. Eugénie Goupil, Jean-Claude Labbé.
863A. SCF complex and GLD-1 function together to repress germ
cell proliferation but are not needed for initiation of meiotic gene
expression. Ariz Mohd, Tim Schedl.
846B. MRG-1 and RFP-1 regulate proliferation in the germline. P.
Gupta, L. Leahul, C. Wang, X. Wang, D. Hansen.
847C. Regulation of RNP granule remodeling in the germ line.
Dustin Haskell, Megan Karrick, Megan Wood, Jennifer Schisa.
864B. Splicing machinery potentiates post-transcriptional regulation
of germline development. Preston Novak, Xiaobo Wang, Mary
Ellenbecker, Sara Feilzer, Ekaterina Voronina.
865C. CDK-11.1 regulates signalling between sperm and egg during
fertilization. Christopher Williams, Kevin O'Connell.
848A. LST-1 and SYGL-1, key regulators of germline stem cell
fate. Kimberly A. Haupt, Heaji Shin, Aaron M. Kershner, Judith
Kimble.
866A. The Role of Histone H3 Lysine 9 Trimethylation in Germ
Cell Development. J. Olson, E. Voronina.
849B. A computational model of cell mechanics and decisionmaking in the C. elegans germ line. K. Atwell, Z. Qin, H. Kugler,
D. J. Gavaghan, E. J. A. Hubbard, J. M. Osborne.
867B. Development and sex ratio distortion of the cockroach-gut
parasitic nematodes. S. Ozawa, R. Sriwati, R. Shinya, T. Kikuchi,
K. Hasegawa.
850C. Role of Glycogen Synthase Kinase 3 beta in C. elegans
germline development. Hyoe-Jin Joo, Shin-Yu Chen, Tokiko
Furuta, Jessica Jie Chen, Kenneth Trimmer, Swathi Arur.
868C. A Novel Pathway for Germ Cell Differentiation in C.
elegans. Mainpal Rana, Jeremy Nance, Judith Yanowitz.
869A. Preferential misregulation of spermatogenesis genes in male
sterile C. nigoni carrying an X-linked C. briggsae fragment. Yu Bi,
Xiaoliang Ren, Cheung Yan, Jiaofang Shao, Runsheng Li,
Dongying Xie, Zhongying Zhao.
851A. The putative helicase ddx-15 plays a role in ribosome
biogenesis and germline development. Jonathan Karpel.
852B. Monitoring S-phase in aging wild type and mutant C. elegans
germlines using EdU labeling and a GFP:PCNA transgene. Zuzana
Kocsisova, Ariz Mohammad, Tim Schedl, Kerry Kornfeld.
870B. A search for lst-1 and sygl-1 enhancers. Sarah L. Robinson,
Aaron M. Kershner, Heaji Shin, Kimberly A. Haupt, Peggy KrollConner, Judith Kimble.
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888B. A role for dynein light chain in germline stem cell
maintenance in C. elegans. Xiaobo Wang, Mary Ellenbecker,
Dominique Rasoloson, Ekaterina Voronina.
871C. Understanding the cell cycle dynamics of germline
stem/progenitor cells during expansion and maintenance phases.
Debasmita Roy, David Michaelson, Anthony Santella, Tsivia
Hochman, Judith Goldberg, Zhirong Bao, E. Jane Albert Hubbard.
889C. Fam20C function in C. elegans. Carolyn Worby, Adena
Gerson-Gurwitz, Karen Oegema, Arshad Desai, Jack Dixon.
872A. Re-visiting the cell-cycle length of mitotic germ cells.
Hannah Seidel, Judith Kimble.
890A. Omega-6 polyunsaturated fatty acid is required for yolk
endocytosis and lipid uptake in C. elegans oocytes examined by
CARS microscopy. Yung-Hsiang Yi, Wei-Wen Chen, Tian-Hsiang
Ma, Kuei-Ching Hsiung, Kuan-Yu Liu, Cheng-Hao Chien, Yi-Chun
Lin, Yu-Sun Chang, Szecheng J. Lo, Ta-Chau Chang.
873B. Nutritional control of adult germ cell divisions in C. elegans.
Hannah Seidel, Judith Kimble.
874C. Studies on the function of heparan sulfate in C. elegans
germline development. D. C. Severiano da Cunha, K. Ames, H.
Nader, A. Meléndez, H. Bülow.
Development - Morphogenesis
875A. Identification of regulators of sperm motility in C. elegans
males. Tyler Shimko, Daniela Chavez, Gillian Stanfield.
891B. exc-2, a gene involved in maintaining tube structure of the
excretory canals. Hikmat Al-Hashimi, Matthew Buechner.
876B. CUP-2, a Derlin protein, promotes Notch signalling in C.
elegans. Ramya Singh, Xin Wang, Tiffany Sutton, Kevin
Kowalchuk, Hilary Racher, Dave Hansen.
892C. The DevoWorm Project: raising the worm with data. Bradly
Alicea, Stephen Larson, Steven McGrew, Richard Gordon.
877C. A genetic screen for fertilization mutants identifies an Izumolike gene. Gunasekaran Singaravelu, Sina Rahimi, Amber
Krauchunas, Anam Rizvi, Sunny Dharia, Diane Shakes, Harold
Smith, Andy Golden, Andrew Singson.
893A. Charcterising the role of ZK185.1 in Caenorhabditis elegans
embryonic contraction. Elizabeth D. Drewnik, Ben G. Chan, Ryan
B. Smit, Paul E. Mains.
878A. The Elusive role of APH-2 in the C. elegans gonad. Karen
Smith, Cassandra Farnow, Caroline Goutte.
894B. Critical roles for the apical extracellular matrix in C. elegans
excretory duct and pore tube development. Hasreet Gill, Jennifer
Cohen, Rachel Forman-Rubinsky, Pu Pu, Meera Sundaram.
879B. ChIP-Seq analysis of GLP-1/Notch signaling target genes in
germline stem cells. Erika B. Sorensen, Elena P. Sorokin, Amy C.
Groth, Judith Kimble.
895C. Decoding Embryonic Developmental Pathways Using 4DHigh Content Imaging of C. elegans embryos. Rebecca Green,
Stacy Ochoa, Renat Khaliullin, Zhiling Zhao, Shaohe Wang, Ronald
Biggs, Adina Gerson-Gurwitz, Arshad Desai, Karen Oegema.
880C. Cloning the male sterile, sperm defective genes fer-2 and fer3. D. Starr.
881A. The highly divergent germ line in Strongyloididae. Arpita
Kulkarni, Anja Holz, Dorothee Harbecke, Christian Roedelsperger,
James W. Lightfoot, Adrian Streit.
896A. Multiple DUF23 proteins are required for normal surface
coat, bacterial biofilm formation, pathogen susceptibility and
viability. Jonathan Hodgkin, Maria J. Gravato-Nobre, Dave
Stroud, Delia O'Rourke.
882B. PUF-8 and TOCA-2 regulate mitochondrial dynamics to
control germline apoptosis. A. Chaturbedi, M. Ariz, K.
Subramaniam.
897B. FBN-1 is an apical matrix protein essential for the integrity of
epithelial organs under mechanical stress during larval development.
S. Katz, H. Maul-Newby, T. Chong, V. Meli, A. Frand.
883C. spe-45 is essentially required during gamete fusion like
mouse Izumo1. T. Tajima, J. Takayama, S. Onami, S. W.
L'Hernault, H. Nishimura.
898C. Characterizing tension-dependent events required for postembryonic development of the epidermis. Sophie Katz, Alison
Frand.
899A. A novel regulatory network in C. elegans embryos
contributes to epidermal structural integrity during development.
Melissa Kelley, David Fay.
884A. A sperm-derived ion channel TRP-3 induces a Ca2+ wave in
the fertilized C. elegans oocyte. J. Takayama, S. Onami.
900B. Gene expression during C. elegans male sexual maturation.
Byunghyuk Kim, Bangxia Suo, Scott W. Emmons.
885B. hke-4.1/ ZIP7 encodes a zinc transporter involved in zinc
homeostasis and sperm function in Caenorhabditis elegans. ChiehHsiang Tan, Yanmei Zhao, Nicholas Dietrich, Kurt Warnhoff,
Ronald E. Ellis, Kerry Kornfeld.
901C. Blister formation in bli-5 is suppressed by knocking down
nas-36 and nas-37. Sedona Murphy, Anna Malawista, Timothy
Chaya, Philip Meneely.
886C. Lineage Tracing in the C. elegans Germline. K. Trimmer, S.
Arur.
902A. in vivo Mechanisms of Epithelial Cell Junction Formation.
Jose Montoyo-Rosario, Jeremy Nance.
887A. Membrane Remodeling in the C. elegans Germ Line. Alicia
Trombley, Megan Wood, Michael Davis, Kevin Schmidt, Jennifer
Schisa.
903B. Assessing the Pathogenicity of Orsay Virus Capsid Protein
Using PROFECE. Frederic Pio, Ombeline Hueber, Michelle Mony,
Alex Bikov.
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904C. Nematode moulting enzymes as potential drug targets.
Gillian Stepek, Gillian McCormack, Doug Houston, Malcolm
Walkinshaw, Antony Page.
Sungwook Choi, Anna Zinovyeva, Victor Ambros.
920A. Coordinating Cdk1 and Plk1 activation for mitotic entry in
early C. elegans embryos and human cells. L. Cirillo, Y. Thomas,
C. Panbianco, L. Martino, F. Schwager, L. Van Hove, A.
Santamaria, L. Pindard, M. Gotta.
905A. C. elegans WD40 domain containing protein LAWD-1
possibly mediates protein-protein interactions during epithelial
morphogenesis. Mengmeng Qiao, Patricia Kuwabara.
921B. Identifying the cell-type origins of secreted VPR-1 MSP
domains. T. Cole, J. Winek, J. Vibbert, P. Cottee, J. Chen, M.
Miller.
906B. Finding the GAPs Between the Membrane Receptors and
CED-10/Rac1 During Embryonic Epidermal Morphogenesis .
Hamidah Raduwan, Martha Soto.
922C. A role for insulin signaling in development of the parasitic
nematode Brugia malayi. Kirsten Crossgrove, Danielle Zgoba, Lee
Smith, Jenna Maiorelle.
907C. Genetic Analysis of the formin fhod-1 and the PP2c
phosphatase fem-2 genes during C. elegans embryonic elongation.
Osama Refai, Paul Mains.
908A. Dissecting the teratogenic effects of an insect host
pheromone in Pristionchus pacificus embryos. Tess Renahan, Ray
Hong.
923A. Computational model of EGF/Ras and Notch signaling in
Caenorhabditis vulval development. Adriana Dawes, David Wu,
Karley Mahalak, Edward Zitnik, Natalia Kravtsova, Haiwei Su,
Helen Chamberlin.
909B. Nucleolar size scaling in multicellular growth and
development. Sravanti Uppaluri, Stephanie Weber, Clifford
Brangwynne.
924B. Dsh-1/Dishevelled attenuates the repelling activity of Wnt
signaling in neurite outgrowth. Margarete Diaz-Cuadros, Chaogu
Zheng, Martin Chalfie.
910C. Neuroblasts mechanically influence epidermal
morphogenesis. Denise Wernike, Karina Mastronardi, Yun Chen,
Alisa Piekny.
925C. The Rheb-TORC1 signaling axis and screening for Million
Mutation Project alleles. Tam Duong, F. Sefakor Mote, David J.
Reiner.
911A. The role of a claudin superfamily gene nsy-4 in male sensory
organ development of C. elegans. Dongying Xie, King L. Chow.
926A. The insulin pathway and its relation to diapause and
starvation in beet cyst nematodes (Heterodera schachtii). Syed
Jehangir Shah, Florian M. W. Grundler, Abdelnaser Elashry.
912B. Identification of DMD-3 targets in the C. elegans male tail
tip. Ji-Sup Yang, R. Antonio Herrera, Karin Kiontke, Hana
Littleford, Emily Williams, Adam Mason, Sevinc Ercan, David
Fitch.
927B. Defining genetic pathways of disease through genetic
suppression screens in Caenorhabditis elegans. Amy Fabritius,
Andy Golden.
913C. Identifying a role of N-glycosylation in C. elegans epithelial
polarity by an RNAi-based biosynthetic-pathway-screen approach.
Hongjie Zhang, Nessy Abraham, Liakot Khan, Nan Zhang, Verena
Gobel.
928C. Functional analysis of the LIN-2/7/10 complex in LET-23
EGFR localization and signalling during vulval development.
Kimberley Gauthier, Olga Skorobogata, Christian Rocheleau.
929A. The Mediator CDK-8 Module Represses EGFR Signaling by
Modulating LIN-1 Transcription Factor and Mediator Activity.
Jennifer Grants, Lisa Ying, Akinori Yoda, David Matus, Charlotte
You, Hideyuki Okano, Hitoshi Sawa, Stefan Taubert.
Development - Signaling Pathways in Development
930B. Control of TGF-beta DBL-1 secretion in C. elegans. Kathy
Beifuss, Robbie Schultz, Geethanjali Ravindranathan, Tina
Gumienny.
914A. Examining interactions between AMPK and HIF-1 during C.
elegans development in hypoxia. Stacy Alvares, Courtnee Clough,
Dana Miller.
931C. Complementary approaches to dissect C. elegans Notch
receptor/ligand interactions. Laurie Holt, Bogusia Korona, Richard
Suckling, Susan Lea, Alison Woollard, Penny Handford.
915B. RHO-1 is required for normal oocyte transit through the
spermatheca. Alyssa D. Cecchetelli, Erin J. Cram.
932A. dbl-1/TGF-β and daf-12/NHR signaling mediate cellnonautonomous effects of daf-16/FOXO on starvation-induced
developmental arrest. Rebecca Kaplan, Yutao Chen, James Jordan,
Ryan Baugh.
916C. Wnt canonical and calcium pathways regulate cytoskeletal
changes in the C. elegans male anal depressor . Xin Chen, Luis
Rene Garcia.
933B. Two ubiquitin conjugating enzymes (E2s) coordinately
regulate pharyngeal attachment in C. elegans. Hilary Kemp, Katja
Dove, Rachel Klevit, Dana Miller.
917A. Wnt signaling regulates midline guidance in C. elegans.
Jason Chien, Ranjan Devkota, Catarina Mörck.
934C. Adult Reproductive Diapause and Embryo Arrest in C.
elegans. Isabel Kenny, Bree Heestand, Bergit Gerisch, Adam
Antebi, Shawn Ahmed.
918B. EKL-7 is a putative MPK-1 Erk target during excretory duct
cell fate specification. Preston Chin, Phil Cheng, Christian
Rocheleau.
935A. Determining the mechanism of spindle positioning in
response to the Src polarity cue. Malgorzata J. Liro, Lesilee S.
919C. Functions of C. elegans lin-28 in hermaphrodite fertility.
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Rose.
Davis, Thomas Down, Jane Lomax, Gary Williams, Kevin Howe,
The WormBase Consortium.
936B. Three conserved tetraspanin proteins promote bone
morphogenetic protein (BMP) signaling . Zhiyu Liu, Lin Wang,
Herong Shi, Jun Liu.
953A. JBrowse: A new genome browsing tool for WormBase. Scott
Cain, Todd Harris, Sibyl Gao, Lincoln Stein.
937C. Population density in Caenorhabditis elegans controls
developmental rate via a small molecule-based push-pull strategy .
A. H. Ludewig, C. Gimond, J. J. Judkins, R. M. Micikas, F.
Doering, C. Braendle, F. C. Schroeder.
954B. SeqPlots - a fast interactive web tool for visualizing next
generation sequencing signals along genomic features. Przemyslaw
Stempor, Julie Ahringer.
938A. moa-1 links the APP-related gene apl-1 to the heterochronic
pathway. Vanessa Marfil, Swera Cheema, Chris Li.
955C. The WormBase Community Curation Project. Mary-Ann
Tuli, Juancarlos Chan, Ranjana Kishore, Daniela Raciti, Xiaodong
Wang, Karen Yook, Paul Sternberg.
939B. Identifying the proteolytic and functional pathways of APL-1,
the C. elegans homolog to human APP. Alexander Mir, Alexander
Chait, Chris Li.
956A. WormBase Gene Curation using WebApollo. Gareth
Williams, Bruce Bolt, Paul Davis, Thomas Down, Jane Lomax,
Michael Paulini, Kevin Howe, The WormBase Consortium.
940C. Genetic Circuitry of the Molting Cycle Timer. R. Mushtaqh
Ali, A. R. Frand.
Gene Regulation and Genomics - Epigenetics
941A. The lipocalin LPR-1 cooperates with LIN-3/EGF signaling to
promote excretory duct tube morphogenesis . P. Pu, M. Sundaram.
957B. Developing a system for cell-specific isolation of
extrachromosomal transgene arrays. Kevin Adams, Colton
Kempton, Steven Johnson.
942B. An AGEF-1/Arf GTPase/AP-1 ensemble antagonizes LET-23
EGFR basolateral localization and signalling in the VPCs. Olga
Skorobogata, Christian Rocheleau.
958C. Remodeling X chromosome topology during dosage
compensation. Erika Anderson, Qian Bian, Barbara J. Meyer.
943C. The ZEN-4 Kinesin and DHC-1 Dynein microtubule motors
promote and antagonize LET-23 EGFR signaling in the VPCs. Olga
Skorobogata, Jassy Meng, Christian Rocheleau.
959A. Chromatin modifiers in dosage compensation and cell cycle.
Elizabeth Brouhard, Gyorgyi Csankovszki.
944A. Development of early C. elegans embryos in a temperature
gradient provides evidence for a cell-non-autonomous coordination
system. Eric Terry, Bilge Birsoy, Marin Sigurdson, Dave Bothman,
Carl Meinhart, Joel Rothman.
960B. Examining environmental effects on the germline epigenome.
Jessica Camacho, Zachary Lundby, Linzi Hosohama, Amander
Clark, Patrick Allard.
945B. Mechanisms of SYS-1/β-catenin centrosomal localization in
early embryonic blastomeres. Josh Thompson, Setu Vora, Bryan
Phillips.
961C. Transcriptional regulation of metabolic genes by promoterlocalized O-GlcNAc. Ainhoa Ceballos, Germano Cecere, Alla
Grishok.
946C. Life and death: discerning the role of the essential gene, lim7. Laura Vallier, Vidia Ramadin, Arnold Mahabir.
962A. AMX-1 and AMX-2, Amine Oxidase Domain Containing
Proteins with Varied Activities. Reetobrata Basu, Janet Duerr.
947A. Assessing the evolution of lin-3 and the activities of its splice
forms in Caenorhabditis vulval development. Amhed Vargas
Velazquez, Marie-Anne Felix.
963B. Competition between the long and short DOT-1.1 isoforms
modulates H3K79 methylation and gene expression in the embryo.
R. Esse, G. Cecere, A. Grishok.
948B. GRK-2 regulates body development through TGF-beta
pathway in C. elegans. Jianjun Wang, Richard Carr, Jeffrey
Benovic.
964C. Integrating environmental cues during development: An
epigenetic bookmark of hydrogen sulfide. Emily Fawcett, Jenna
Johnson, Dana Miller.
949C. Modifications in the EGF/Ras/MAPK signalling via hypoxia.
Duygu Yucel.
965A. Loss of synMuv B proteins resuls in extended open
chromatin environments during early development. Meghan E.
Fealey, Lisa N. Petrella.
950A. Analyses of the mmBCFA-TORC1 pathway controlling
postembryonic development and foraging behavior. H. Zhu, M.
Kniazeva, A. Sewell, K. Anderson, F. Jia, M. Han.
966B. Analysis of RNA editing regulation and function. Nabeel
Ganem, Ayelet Lamm.
Gene Regulation and Genomics - Databases and Programs
967C. Epigenetic Regulation and the O-GlcNAcase: OGA as a
Nutrient Sensitive Eraser and Reader of the Histone Code. Katryn
Harwood, John Hanover.
968A.
951B. APAome.org: a platform to study alternative polyadenylation
in C. elegans. S. M. Blazie, K. Kotagama, M. Mangone.
952C. Parasitic WormBase. Bruce Bolt, Michael Paulini, Paul
969B. Chromosome-scale and local patterns of nucleosome fragility
in C. elegans. Tess Jeffers, Jason Lieb.
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970C. Histone modifications are required for the persistence of
hydrogen sulfide memory in C. elegans. Jenna Johnson, Emily
Fawcett, Dana Miller.
Polanowska, Fabio Piano, Kristin Gunsalus, Matthias Selbach.
987B. Detection of promoter-terminator loops at active germline
genes by 3C . Blanca Craven-Bartle, Alla Grishok.
971A. DNA sequence and its influence on gene expression and
chromatin architecture. Colton Kempton, Collin Skousen, Julie
Roberts, Katie Church, Daniel Evans, Steven M. Johnson.
988C. A novel role for LET-23 in lipid synthesis via the
transcription factor SBP-1. Niko Contos, Matt Crook.
972B. Epigenetic inheritance of ethanol preference in C. elegans.
Kaeli Knudsen, Hillary Parker, Chris Todd, Jose Andres, Carlos
Carvalho.
989A. A modular system of DNA enhancer elements mediates
tissue-specific activation of transcription by high dietary zinc in C.
elegans. C. Cubillas, H. Roh, K. Kornfeld.
973C. Spatial organization of chromosomes in polyploid nuclei of
C. elegans. Kristina Krassovsky, Barbara J. Meyer.
990B. Identification of an enhancer element that mediates
transcriptional activation in response to low dietary zinc. Nicholas
Dietrich, Kurt Warnhoff, Daniel Schneider, Hyun Roh, Kerry
Kornfeld.
974A. Transgenerational response to a challenging environment in
C. elegans. I. Lev, O. Rechavi.
991C. Separating the different contributions of the GATA factors
ELT-2 and ELT-7 to intestinal gene expression. A. Dineen, E.
Osborne Nishimura, A. Robinson, J. Lieb, J. Rothman, J. McGhee.
975B. Study of transgenerational inheritance of acquired odorrelated traits in Caenorhabditis elegans. Fernando Munoz-Lobato,
Noelle D. L'Etoile.
992A. Specificity of binding site selection by the C. elegans dosage
compensation complex. Anna-Lena Kranz, Sevinc Ercan.
976C. The Argonaute CSR-1 mediates genome-wide chromatin
remodeling and gene expression changes resulting from distinct
early life history events. M. Ow, S. Hall.
993B. Mapping chromatin accessibility using ATAC-seq in C.
elegans. Victoria Ettorre, Sevinc Ercan.
977A. Description of two synMuv B Suppressor Genes Identified
from a Genome-Wide RNAi Screen. Nicholas B. Sepulveda, Lisa
N. Petrella.
994C. The role of general transcription factors in dosage
compensation. Nicholas Fuda, Barbara Meyer.
978B. Epigenetic landscape of C. elegans sperm chromatin.
Tomoko Tabuchi, Andreas Rechtsteiner, Susan Strome.
995A. Regulation of gene expression by the DREAM complex. C.
Gal, M. Chesney, I. Latorre, A. Appert, J. Ahringer.
979C. A laboratory adaptation in the nucleosome remodeling factor
nurf-1 in C.elegans regulating epigenetic changes in the nervous
system. W. Xu, P. T. McGrath.
996B. Identifying components of the germ cell transcriptional
regulatory network activated upon loss of the Dp, Rb, and MuvB
(DRM) complex. Paul Goetsch, Susan Strome.
980A. Identifying genes involved in H3K9me2 regulation in C.
elegans. Bing Yang, Xia Xu, Eleanor Maine.
997C. Mediator Subunit cdk-8 and GATA Factor elt-2 Form a
Pathway Regulating Cadmium-Inducible Gene Expression. Jennifer
Grants, Anik Muhuri, Grace Goh, Stefan Taubert.
Gene Regulation and Genomics - Gene Regulation
998A. Putative binding site for Odd-skipped transcription factors in
the promoters of C. elegans germline genes. Garrett M. Dancik,
Meaghan M. Kennedy, Alice A. DiFrancesco, Amy C. Groth.
981B. Investigating the regulation of temporal co-expression of
cuticle collagen genes in C. elegans. P. Abete-Luzi, D. M.
Eisenmann.
999B. Weird gene structure: the 5’ region of mRNA for the essential
glycosyltransferase BUS-8 encodes a cis-acting regulatory peptide.
Delia O'Rourke, Dave Stroud, Jonathan Hodgkin.
982C. Novel regulators of RUNX transcription factor in
Caenorhabditis elegans. Soungyub Ahn, Hyun-Seok Oh, Peter
Swoboda, Jongsik Chun, Junho Lee.
1000C. blmp-1 positively regulates bed-3. Hei Tung Fong, Jin
Yang, Zhengyang Xie, Jason Tan, Takao Inoue.
983A. Chromsosomal context influences X chromosome targeting
by the C. elegans Dosage Compensation Complex. Sarah
Albritton, Lara Winterkorn, Anna-Lena Kranz, Sevinc Ercan.
1001A. H4K20me1, a player in cell cycle and dosage compensation.
Jianhao Jiang, Laura Custer, Györgyi Csankovszki.
1002B. Identification of novel Kallmann syndrome genes by
fluorescence activated cell sorting and expression profiling. Samuel
Keenan, Alyse Steves, Taylor Voyles, Joy Chibuzo, Alicia
Schwieterman, Martin Hudson.
984B. Casein kinase 2 facilitates target binding and silencing of the
microRNA Induced Silencing Complex in C. elegans. Amelia F.
Alessi*, Vishal Khivansara*, Ting Han*, Mallory A. Freeberg,
James J. Moresco, Patricia G. Tu, Eric Montoye, John R. Yates III,
Xantha E. Karp, John K. Kim.
985C. The roles of CpG density and H3K4me3 at C. elegans
promoters. Ron Chen, Przemyslaw Stempor, Yan Dong, Carolina
Gemma, Jurgen Janes, Eva Zeiser, Sky Feuer, Thomas Down, Julie
Ahringer.
1003C. Developmental dynamics of X chromosome dosage
compensation in C. elegans. M. Kramer, A.-L. Kranz, A. Su, L.
Winterkorn, S. Albritton, S. Ercan.
1004A. RNA code and protein structure determining the specificity
of mRNA regulation by the TRIM-NHL protein LIN-41. Pooja
Kumari, Cristina Tocchini, Jeremy Keusch, Heinz Gut, Rafal
Ciosk.
986A. In vivo protein interaction mapping in C. elegans embryos.
Jia-Xuan Chen, Patricia Cipriani, Desirea Mecenas, Jolanta
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1023B. Microfluidic high-throughput fluorescence-based sorter for
studying stochastic expression of heat shock proteins on C. elegans.
Nadia Vertti-Quintero, Xavier Casadevall i. Solvas, Oliver
Dressler, Stavros Stavrakis, Jan Gruber, Rudiyanto Gunawan,
Andrew deMello.
1005B. Exploring the relation between transcription factor binding
affinity and target gene activation. Brett Lancaster, James
McGhee.
1006C. Network analysis of time-resolved transcriptome data
reveals interactions among genes and signaling pathways that affect
the susceptibility of C. elegans to P. aeruginosa PA14 infection.
Lucy Lee, Javier Irazoqui, Erel Levine.
1024C. Determining when, where, and how much each gene is
expressed, and the regulatory relationships between them. Adam D.
Warner, Timothy J. Durham, Chau Huynh, Robert H. Waterston.
1007A. Communication between daf-7/TGFβ and the insulin-like
peptide network connects food abundance to longevity. Chang Liu,
Eugeni V. Entchev, Dhaval S. Patel, Giovanni Diana, Mei Zhan,
Hang Lu, QueeLim Ch'ng.
1025A. Beyond Cell Death: Comprehensive Analyses of Nonapoptotic CED-3 Caspase Functions. Benjamin Weaver, Yi
Weaver, Min Han.
1008B. Tissue homogeneity requires embryonic inhibition of
stochastic RNA silencing. Hai Le, Lanelle Edwards, Monika
Looney, Benjamin Strauss, Michael Bloodgood, Antony Jose.
1026B. ELT-2 can specify, differentiate and maintain the C. elegans
intestine in the absence of the endoderm factors END-1,END-3,
ELT-4 and ELT-7. Tobias Wiesenfahrt, Janette Berg, Erin Osborne
Nishimura, Jason Lieb, James McGhee.
1009C. Effects of introns on gene expression. Alexander
Mendenhall, Bryan Sands, Roger Brent.
1027C. Deciphering the regulation of FLP-8 induction in dauer
touch receptor neurons. Tian Xia, Roger Pocock.
1010A. Large scale RNAi screening for vitamin B12-related
processes. Huimin Na, Albertha J. M. Walhout.
1028A. A genetic E. coli screen to identify genes that regulate C.
elegans size. Jingyan zhang, Albertha JM Walhout.
1011B. Cell-specific and sub-cellular mRNA patterning in early
embryogenesis. Erin Osborne Nishimura, Sophie Tintori, Jay C.
Zhang, Adam D. Wertz, Bob Goldstein, Jason D. Lieb.
Gene Regulation and Genomics - Genomics
1012C. The effects of Cyclosporin A on gene expression in
Caenorhabditis elegans. David Pertab, Vicky Butler, Tony Page.
1029B. Genetic control of cell-specific susceptibility to protein
aggregation. Jasmine Alexander, Mingjie Ying, Tali Gidalevitz.
1013A. It’s expression o’clock: Understanding cell-intrinsic
regulation of gene expression. Euclides F. Póvoa, Lorenzo Rella,
Annabel L. P. Ebbing, Marco C. Betist, Hendrik C. Korswagen.
1030C. Comparative Transcriptomic Analysis of Individual
Embryos during Embryonic Development between Three
Steinernema Species. Marissa Macchietto, Dristi Angdembey,
Nicole El-Ali, Ali Mortazavi.
1014B. Evolutionary Comparison of Dosage Compensation
Between C. elegans and C. briggsae. Emily Powers, Te-Wen Lo.
1031A. A model for feeding-site formation by root-knot nematode.
David Bird.
1015C. Comparative genomics of cholinergic gene locus structure
and regulation. Jim Rand, Ellie Mathews, Greg Mullen.
1032B. An integrative analysis of alternative polyadenylation and
miRNA regulation in C. elegans. S. Blazie, C. Babb, H. Wilky, A.
Rawls, J. G. Park, M. Mangone.
1016A. Manganese-induced gene expression changes in
Caenorhabditis elegans. Martina Rudgalvyte, Juhani Peltonen,
Merja Lakso, Richard Nass, Garry Wong.
1033C. An annotated genome of the root-knot nematode,
Meloidogyne chitwoodi. S. Cha, D. Bird.
1017B. Enhancer Regulatory Logic Controlling the MuscleHypodermal Differentiation Decision in the Caenorhabditis elegans
C Lineage. Jonathan Rumley, Amanda Zacharias, John Murray.
1034A. CGC ver 2.0: What you need to know. Aric Daul, Theresa
Stiernagle, Julie Knott, Kemi Awoyinka, Ann E. Rougvie.
1018C. Mechanism of dosage compensation complex spreading .
Mohammad Sadic, Sarah Albritton, Anna-Lena Kranz, Sevinc
Ercan.
1035B. From genetic interaction modules to robustness and
evolution of a multicellular organism. Benjamin Boucher, Anna
Lee, Michael Hallett, Sarah Jenna.
1019A. Transcriptional regulation in stress recovery of
Caenorhabditis elegans . Mark G. Sterken, L. Basten Snoek, Roel
P. J. Bevers, Joost A. G. Riksen, Jan E. Kammenga.
1036C. A mechanistic study of alternative polyadenylation in C.
elegans. K. Kotagama, S. M. Blazie, C. Babb, K. Ramirez, H.
Wilky, M. Mangone.
1020B. Insulation of Nuclear Receptor Gene Regulation by
Boundary Effectors. Deborah Thurtle, Keith Yamamoto.
1037A. Comparative genomics of Steinernema reveals deeply
conserved regulatory networks in nematodes. Marissa Macchietto,
Adler Dillman, Camille Porter, Alicia Rogers, Brian Williams, Igor
Antoshechkin, Ming-Min Lee, Zane Goodwin, Xiaojun Lu, Edwin
Lewis, Heidi Goodrich-Blair, Patricia Stock, Byron Adams, Paul
Sternberg.
1021C. Evolution of the GATA family of transcription factors in
nematodes. Christian Turner, Morris Maduro.
1022A. A Novel bacterial factor involved in the infection of
Caenorhabditis elegans by Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Alejandro
Vasquez-Rifo, Emiliano Ricci, Melissa Moore, Victor Ambros.
1038B. MAPPS: A high-throughput approach to identify gene
function in C. elegans. Calvin Mok, M. Edgley, L. Gevirtzman,
DG. Moerman, RH. Waterston.
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POSTER SESSION LISTINGS
1053B. Genome-wide analyses of actively translating mRNAs
across tissues and specific neuronal cell-types. Xicotencatl
Gracida, Mike Dion, John A. Calarco.
1039C. Genetic mapping of hybrid developmental delay with novel
near-isogenic lines of Caenorhabditis briggsae. Jordan
Montgomery, Joseph Ross.
1054C. Worm farming: growing and harvesting large quantities of
C. elegans. Michael J. Hoy, Emma Watson, Albertha J. M.
Walhout.
1040A. Comprehensive identification of worm and fly transcription
factor binding sites. modERN consortium, V. Reinke, M. Gerstein,
S. Celnicker, KP White, RH Waterston.
1055A. Analysis of Eukaryotic Gene Expression Noise in A
Negative-Feedback Loop. J. Huang, L. Liu, Y. Zhao.
1041B. Improved C. briggsae genome assembly. Philipp Kaempfer,
Mathew Tinney, Stephanie Merret, Sylke Winkler, Andreas Dahl,
Siegfried Schloissnig, Mihail Sarov.
1056B. Genetic engineering of new balancers using by
CRISPR/Cas9 genome-editing system in Caenorhabditis elegans. S.
Iwata, S. Yoshina, S. Mitani.
1042C. Genomic determinants of the entomopathogenic lifestyle
from independently arising nematodes. Hillel Schwartz, Adler
Dillman, Paul Sternberg.
1057C. MegaTIC: a dual selection-based strategy for genome
engineering in C.elegans. T. JI, P. Ibáñez Cruceyra, M.
D'alessandro, J. Bessereau.
1043A. Using C. elegans to discover functions of conserved
unknown human genes. Erich M. Schwarz, Shawn J. Kim, Xiawei
Huang, Ravi D. Nath, Srimoyee Ghosh, Paul W. Sternberg.
1058A. Efficient genome editing catalyzed by Mos transposase
expressed from single copy integrated transgenes. Swetha Ramani
Joswala, Aaron Severson.
1044B. Comparing software for mutation identification from wholegenome sequence data. Sijung Yun, Michael Krause, Harold
Smith.
1059B. The accessible chromatin of the C. elegans genome. Jürgen
Jänes, Yan Dong, Carolina Gemma, Djem Kissiov, Daniel Gaffney,
Julie Ahringer.
1045C. Risk of gene deletion in worms with impaired DNA repair
machinery. Yuji Suehiro, Sawako Yoshina, Tomoko Motohashi,
Satoru Iwata, Katsufumi Dejima, Shohei Mitani.
1060C. Using hlh-8 to model craniofacial diseases in C. elegans.
Sharon Kim, Andy Golden, Ann Corsi.
1046A. Genomic approaches to study the roles of various splicing
factors in regulating alternative splicing events in C. elegans. June
Tan, Arun K. Ramani, Hong Na, Debashish Ray, Quaid Morris,
Timothy R. Hughes, Andrew G. Fraser.
1061A. Tissue-specific gene expression profiling by direct RNA
tagging identified novel long-noncoding RNAs . Xiaopeng Ma, Ge
Zhan, Enchao Yu, Michael Zhang, Xiao Liu.
1047B. Accelerating gene discovery by phenotyping the deepsequenced Million Mutation Project strains and using genome-wide
statistical analysis approaches. Tiffany Timbers, Stephanie
Garland, Katherine Lee, Stephane Flibotte, Swetha Mohan, Mark
Edgley, Donald Moerman, Michel Leroux.
1062B. Low-cost LED-based Fluorescence Dissecting
Stereomicroscope for multiple Fluorophores. Andy Papp, John
Biondo.
1063C. Optogenetic mutagenesis using a reactive-oxygen-species
generator, miniSOG. Kentaro Noma, Yishi Jin.
1048C. Systematic phenotyping in C. elegans to reveal the effects
of natural variation on RNAi perturbations. Victoria Vu, Adrian J.
Verster, Michael Schertzberg, Tungalag Chuluunbaatar, Mark
Spensley, Djina Pajkic, G. Traver Hart, Jason Moffat, Andrew G.
Fraser.
1064A. Rapid and efficient generation of targeted knock-ins and
knock-outs using dual selectable/screenable cassettes for templateguided repair of CRISPR/Cas9-mediated breaks. Adam Norris,
Hyun-Min Kim, Monica Colaiacovo, John Calarco.
1049A. Investigating multigenarationaleffects of silver
nanoparticles on reproduction and genomic instability in C. elegans.
A. Wamucho, J. Unrine, O. Tsyusko.
1065B. MIP-MAP: A high-throughput method for mapping C.
elegans mutant alleles. Calvin Mok, OA. Thompson, V. Au, M.
Edgley, L. Gervirtzman, DG. Moerman, RH. Waterston.
1050B. Illumina Synthetic Long Read Sequencing Allows Recovery
of Missing Sequences even in the “Finished” C. elegans Genome.
Runsheng Li, Chia-Ling Hsieh, Amanda Young, Zhihong Zhang,
Xiaoliang Ren, Zhongying Zhao.
1066C. Simplified efficient C. elegans Microinjection. Andy Papp.
1067A. Global measurement of protein localization in C. elegans
with tissue and subcellular specificity. Aaron Reinke, Eric Bennett,
Emily Troemel.
Gene Regulation and Genomics - Novel Genetic
Technologies
1068B. Genome engineering based protein tagging. Dana Suchold,
Susanne Ernst, Elisabeth Loester, Mihail Sarov.
1069C. A Golden-Gate plasmid toolkit for high-efficiency
combined sgRNA/repair template plasmid generation and CRISPR
line isolation. Matthew Schwartz, Erik Jorgensen.
1051C. Quantification of in vivo stem cell mutation rate. Pete
Taylor, Amanda Cinquin, Olivier Cinquin.
1052A. Revisiting the C. elegans maintenance media (CeMM) for
automated, multi-generational cultivation, genome-wide analyses
and pharmaceutical studies. J. Doh, A. Moore, I. Çelen, M. Moore,
C. Sabanayagam.
1070A. Rapid discovery of novel mutations using saturation
mutagenesis in vivo. T. Shapira, P. Ebert.
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Gene Regulation and Genomics - RNA Interference and
noncoding RNAs
1087C. Defects in miRNA biosynthesis leads to decline in
proteostasis. Nihal Gulseren-Cakmakci, Isa Ozdemir, Funda Sar.
1088A. Environmentally induced small-RNAs inheritance. Leah
Houri-Ze'evi, Sarit Anava, Oded Rechavi.
1071B. An Environmentally Responsive 22G RNA Sensor. Adriel
Ablaza, Fernando Munoz-Lobato, Katie Mellman, Sanjeev
Balakrishnan, Chantal Brueggemann, Bi-Tzen Juang, Maria
Gallegos, Noelle L'Etoile.
1089B. Autoactivation of lin-4 miRNA Expression in C. elegans
Development. A. Jiao, D. Foster, J. Dixon, A. Bauer, F. J. Slack.
1090C. 21U RNAs are required for a proper 22G RNA reset. Rene
Ketting, Bruno de Albuquerque, Maria Placentino.
1072C. Proteomic analysis of the nuclear RNAi pathway identifies
EMB-4/AQR in transposable element regulation. Alper Akay, Mark
Larance, Tomas Di Domenico, Ragini Medhi, George Allen,
Charles Bradshaw, Angus I. Lamond, Eric A. Miska.
1091A. Mechanism and regulation of piRNA biogenesis in the C.
elegans germline. J. Kosalka, EM. Weick, E. Miska.
1073A. Olfactory Sensory Neuron Regulation of the Germline in
Response to Environment. Aarati Asundi, Atsushi Suzuki, Andrei
Goga, Noelle L'Etoile.
1092B. RNA editing is important for regulation of RNAi
mechanism. Boaz Goldstein, Lily Agranat-Tamir, Ayelet Lamm.
1093C. Regulation of DCR-1-dependent RNAi pathways through
DCR-1 phosphorylation. Ahilya Sawh, Alexandra Lewis, James
Wohlschlegel, Thomas Duchaine.
1074B. RNA Helicase A May Function to Upregulate Genes in the
ALG-3/ALG-4 26G RNA Interference Pathway. Grace P. Bacon,
Katherine M. Walstrom.
1094A. Screen for Micro-RNA Activation of the Dietary Restriction
Pathway and for Effect of Micro-RNA Deletions on Fitness in
Caenorhabditis elegans. Andrew Liebau, Monica Driscoll, Mehul
Vora.
1075C. Sex- and tissue-specific regulation of RNA interference.
Alexandra Bezler, Laurent Keller.
1076A. Abundant small RNAs in C. elegans have predictable
features and include a class of 1-nt-staggered clusters of RNAs.
Andrew Blumenfeld, Antony Jose.
1095B. A worm lincRNA plays a role in dauer constitutive control.
Yongjun Li, Pengpeng Liu, Lijiang Long, Zuoyan Zhu, Dong Liu.
1077B. Extracellular vesicle (ecv)RNA in C. elegans. Fabian
Braukmann, Eric Miska.
1078C. Investigating the Functionality of LincRNAs in C. elegans.
Gina Caldas, Craig Mello.
1096C. Using C. elegans as a Tool to Decipher the Mechanisms of
Extracellular Small RNA Pathways in the Parasitic Nematode, H.
polygyrus. Amy Buck, Tuhin Maity, Franklin Chow, Georgios
Koutsovoulos, Cesare Ovando-Vázquez, Mark Blaxter, Cei AbreuGoodger, Julie Claycomb.
1079A. Elimination of length-bias enables northern blotting to
complement RNA-Seq analysis of small RNAs. Yun Choi, Lanelle
Edwards, DiBello Aubrey, Antony Jose.
1097A. A novel genetic approach to identify new factors implicated
in Argonaute-dependent repression of mRNA. Pascale Michaud,
Guillaume Jannot, Martin J. Simard.
1080B. Comparative Functional Characterization of the CSR-1
22G-RNA Pathway in Caenorhabditis. Monica Wu, Shikui Tu, Jie
Wang, Asher Cutter, Zhiping Weng, Claycomb Julie.
1098B. Exploring roles for C. elegans Argonaute/small RNA
pathways in splicing. Amena Nabih, Shikui Tu, Christopher J.
Wedeles, Zhiping Weng, Julie M. Claycomb.
1081C. NHL-2 is a novel co-factor of the CSR-1 and WAGO 22G
RNA pathways to maintain optimal germline function.. Gregory M.
Davis, Shikui Tu, Michelle Francisco, Zhiping Weng, Julie M.
Claycomb, Peter R. Boag.
1099C. Modified OP50 E. coli expressing dsRNA elicite a robust
RNA interference response in C. elegans. Isaiah Neve, Jessica
Sowa, Meng Wang.
1100A. Biochemical and computational characterization of miRNA
biosynthesis protein PASH-1 and its mutant PASH-1 C515Y. Isa
Ozdemir, Nihal Gulseren-Cakmakci, Funda Sar.
1082A. Rational design of protein coding sequences that evade
piRNA-mediated germline silencing. Daniel J. Dickinson, Bob
Goldstein.
1101B. piRNAs and transgenerational RNA interference protect
essential genes from RNA silencing in C. elegans. Carolyn
Phillips, Gary Ruvkun, Taiowa Montgomery.
1083B. Investigation of germ line specific argonaute WAGO-4 and
its role in exogenous RNAi pathway and programmed cell death.
Luca Ducoli, Martin Keller, Michael O. Hengartner.
1102C. Systematic analysis of the role of ALG-1 phosphorylation in
the miRNA pathway. Miguel Quevillon Huberdeau, Judith
Hauptmann, Sandra Piquet, Gunter Meister, Martin J. Simard.
1084C. Implication of a new post-translational modifier in
microRNA-mediated gene regulation. Lucile Fressigné, Gabriel D.
Bossé, Sandra Piquet, Martin J. Simard.
1103A. Ingested RNA engages multiple gene silencing mechanisms
that can be inhibited within tissues that express repetitive DNA in C.
elegans. Pravrutha Raman, Soriayah Zaghab, Edward Traver,
Antony Jose.
1085A. VET-2 interacts with CSR-1 in C.elegans early embryos.
Krishna Ghanta, Masaki Shirayama, Craig Mello.
1086B. Developmentally regulated rapid degradation of specific
miRNAs. Rajani Gudipati, Gert-Jan Hendriks, Dimos Gaidatzis,
Stephane Thiry, Helge Grosshans.
1104B. Mobile RNA and intracellularly transcribed RNA silence
genes using distinct mechanisms in C.elegans. S. Ravikumar, S.
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Devanapally, A. M. Jose.
acts through kinetochores to limit spindle pole number during
oocyte meiotic spindle assembly. Amy Connolly, Kenji Sugioka,
Chien-Hui Chuang, Joshua Lowry, Bruce Bowerman.
1105C. Expression pattern of C. elegans Y RNA homologs.
Manami Sato, Shinya Kihara, Chisato Ushida.
1120C. Polarity proteins regulate the localization of the spindlepositioning mediator, LET-99 . Eugenel Espiritu, Jui-Ching Wu,
Ella Richarson, Lesilee Rose.
1106A. An investigation on the role of miRNAs as vectors of
nicotine-induced imprinting in C. elegans. F. Taki, X. Pan, MH.
Lee, B. Zhang.
1121A. Chromosome segregation during male meiosis in C.
elegans. Gunar Fabig, Jan Brugués, Thomas Müller-Reichert.
1107B. Characterization of microRNA associated complexes by
MUDPIT proteomics. I. Veksler-Lublinsky, A. Y. Zinovyeva, A.
A. Vashisht, J. A. Wohlschlegel, V. Ambros.
1122B. The kinetochore to cytoplasm ratio determines the strength
of the spindle assembly checkpoint during early embryonic
divisions. Matilde Galli, David Morgan.
1108C. TEG-1 CD2BP2 regulates miRNA levels via maintaining
miRISC stability in C. elegans and human cells. Chris Wang,
Pratyush Gupta, Gabriel Bossé, Xin Wang, Martin Simard, Dave
Hansen.
1123C. Mitosis without cytokinesis: mechanism of the endomitotic
divisions of the C. elegans intestine. Matilde Galli, David Morgan.
1109A. Exploring the Roles of the Argonaute CSR-1 in Modulating
Chromatin and Protecting Germline Gene Expression. Christopher
J. Wedeles, Shikui Tu, Michelle A. Francisco, Zhiping Weng, Julie
M. Claycomb.
1124A. Investigating the impact of organismal physiology and
tissue architecture on mitosis by in situ live imaging of adult
germline stem and progenitor cells. Abigail Gerhold, Myreille
Larouche, Paul Maddox, Jean-Claude Labbé.
1110B. Microevolution of microRNAs: developmental profiles and
target recognition within C.remanei and C.latens. John Willis,
Janna Fierst, Patrick Phillips.
1125B. Putative Protamines, SPCH-1/2/3 highlight distinct features
of C. elegans male fertility. Jennifer Gilbert, Jordan Berry, Dana
Byrd, Diana Chu.
1111C. ALG-1 antimorphic mutations uncover functions for
Argonaute in microRNA guide strand selection and passenger strand
disposal. Anna Zinovyeva, Isana Veksler-Lublinsky, Ajay
Vashisht, James Wohlschlegel, Victor Ambros.
1126C. Nuclear pore complex protein MEL-28 associates with
active chromatin and regulates chromosome segregation and nuclear
envelope assembly. Georgina Gómez-Saldivar, Anita G.
Fernandez, Allison Lai, Michael Mauro, Cristina GonzálezAguilera, Fabio Piano, Peter Meister, Peter Askjaer.
Cell Biology - Cell Cycle, Cell Division, Meiosis and
Chromosome Dynamics
1127A. Approaches aimed at identifying the C. elegans homolog of
NBS1. Rachel Harney, Sarit Smolikove.
1128B. The Role of ZTF-15 in the meiotic synapsis checkpoint.
Tom Hwang, Alice Ye, Pin-Hsi Chen, Needhi Bhalla.
1112A. Motion-based visualization for cytoplasmic streaming. C.
Atupelage, K. Kyoda, S. Onami, H. Nagahashi.
1129C. top-2 is required for proper chromosome segregation during
male meiosis in C. elegans. Aimee Jaramillo-Lambert, Harold
Smith, Andy Golden.
1113B. The Protease Activity of Separase Is Required for Both of
Chromosome Segregation and Regulation of Membrane Trafficking
During Cytokinesis. Xiaofei Bai, Diana Mitchell, Lindsey
Klebanow, Joshua Bembenek.
1130A. Determining the Role of Histone Variants During
Spermatogenesis in C.elegans. Monet Jimenez, Rodrigo Estrada,
Margaret Jow, PhD, Diana Chu, PhD.
1114C. A novel pathway for the degradation of cyclin B. Riju S.
Balachandran, Cassandra S. Heighington, Natalia G. Starostina,
Edward T. Kipreos.
1131B. The meiotic chromosome axis mediates feedback control of
CHK-2 activity during meiosis. Yumi Kim, Nora Kostow, Abby F.
Dernburg.
1115A. Fine-scale recombination rate variation on the C. elegans X
chromosome. Max Bernstein, Matthew Rockman.
1132C. Correlation of centrosome size and spindle architecture in
early C. elegans embryos. Marcel Kirchner, Anthony Hyman,
Thomas Müller-Reichert.
1116B. Characterization of a novel role for ETR-1 in reproduction.
Ruby Boateng, Andy Golden, Anna Allen.
1133A. A critical role of C. elegans nuclear envelope protein
SAMP-1 in spermatogenesis. Aleksandra Kuzmanov, Alison
Deshong, Matyas Gorjanacz, JoAnne Engebrecht.
1117C. Zygotic genome activation triggers chromosome damage
and checkpoint signaling in C.elegans primordial germ cells.
Melina Butuci, Ashley Williams, Matthew Wong, Brendan Kramer,
Matthew Michael.
1134B. SUN protein UNC-84 functions in DNA repair choice in the
C. elegans germ line. Katherine Lawrence, Erin Tapley, Kayla
Aung, Kevin Hart, JoAnne Engebrecht, Dan Starr.
1118A. Control of C. elegans germline stem cell cycling speed
meets requirements of design to minimize mutation accumulation.
Michael Chiang, Amanda Cinquin, Adrian Paz, Ted Meeds,
Christopher Price, Max Welling, Olivier Cinquin.
1135C. Double strand break formation and repair pathway choice
during meiosis are mediated by him-5. Nicolas Macaisne, Zebulin
Kessler.
1119B. The C. elegans kinesin-13/MCAK family member KLP-7
1136A. CEP-1 is pro-choice for reproductive health in C. elegans.
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Abigail Rachele Mateo, Zebulin Kessler, Anita Kristine Jolliffe,
Olivia McGovern, Bin Yu, Alissa Nicolucci, Judith Yanowitz, W.
Brent Derry.
Engebrecht.
1154A. The Molecular Mechanism of Cell Cycle Exit of Primordial
Germ Cells in Caenorhabditis elegans. Matthew Wong, Matthew
Michael.
1137B. The C. elegans Casein Kinase 2α homolog, KIN-3,
negatively regulates centrosome assembly. Jeff Medley, Megan
Kabara, Mi Hye Song.
1155B. GSP-2 PP1 phosphatase regulates chromosome segregation
events during sperm meiotic divisions. Yi-hsiu Lin, Jui-ching Wu.
1138C. A new model for cell cycle asynchrony during early
embryogenesis in C. elegans. Matthew Michael.
1139A. Role of PIG-1/MELK kinase in cytokinesis revealed by a
suppressor screen for spd-1(oj5ts) spindle defects. Behrooz
Esmaeili, Antonia Sagona, Eva Pablo-Hernando, Liam John
Messin, Masanori Mishima.
1156C. The role of CHD-1 in the synapsis checkpoint. Payam
Yousefi, Antonia Darragh, Needhi Bhalla.
1157A. Imaging the dynamic chromatin status at specific loci in C.
elegans. Bo Zhang, Baohui Chen, Jordan Ward, Bo Huang, Noelle
L’Etoile.
1140B. PAR-4/LKB1 and anillin prevent myosin from uncoupling
cytokinetic furrow and mitotic spindle positions during asymmetric
division. A. Pacquelet, P. Uhart, G. Michaux.
Cell Biology - Cell Polarity and Cell Death
1141C. Meiotic Progression and Recombination Modulate the
Dynamic State of the Synaptonemal Complex. Divya
Pattabiraman, Baptiste Roelens, Marc Presler, Grace Chen, Anne
Villeneuve.
1158B. The role of PAR proteins in vesicle recruitment to the apical
membrane during lumen expansion in the C. elegans excretory
canal. Joshua Abrams, Jeremy Nance.
1142A. Analysis of foci created by the telomere binding protein
POT-1 in C. elegans. Felix Peng, Ludmila Shtessel, Paul Maddox,
Shawn Ahmed.
1159C. A combined binary interaction and phenotypic map of C.
elegans cell polarity proteins. Thijs Koorman, Monique van der
Voet, Diana Klompstra, João Ramalho, Susan Nieuwenhuize,
Sander van den Heuvel, Jeremy Nance, Mike Boxem.
1143B. Regulation of spindle positioning through phosphorylation
of LIN-5 in asymmetric cell division. Vincent Portegijs, Lars-Eric
Fielmich, Matilde Galli, Sander van den Heuvel.
1160A. ced-9/Bcl-2 gene regulation during starvation-induced
apoptosis in the germline. Diego Cevallos Porta, Félix RecillasTarga, Rosa Navarro.
1144C. Phosphoregulation balance allows successful segregation of
chromosomes during male meiosis. Luis Quintanilla, Vanessa
Cota, Thais Cintra, Diana Chu.
1161B. Defining the kri-1/ccm1 radiation-induced apoptosis
pathway in C. elegans. Eric Chapman, W. Brent Derry.
1145A. Analyzing DNA organization during meiotic chromosome
pairing. Sreejith Ramakrishnan*, Idan Gabdank*, Andrew Fire,
Anne Villeneuve.
1162C. BRAP-2 (BRca1 Associated binding Protein 2) promotes
germline apoptosis. Dayana R. D'Amora, Queenie Hu, Terrance J.
Kubiseski.
1146B. LIN-39 HOX coordinates cell cycle progression during
vulval development. Daniel Roiz, Juan Miguel Escobar Restrepo,
Alex Hajnal.
1163A. Single molecule analysis of PAR protein complexes during
cell polarization. Daniel J. Dickinson, Bob Goldstein.
1147C. Germ cell proliferation and quality control in the C.elegans
germline. Simona Rosu, Orna Cohen-Fix.
1164B. Regulation of cell extrusion by miRNA complexes in
Caenorhabditis elegans. Vivek Dwivedi, Daniel Denning, Bob
Horvitz.
1148A. Characterizing the biophysical properties imparted by H2A
variants on the compaction of nucleosomal arrays. I. Saucedo
Gonzalez, A. Nabhan, F. Guerrero, G. Narlikar, D. Chu.
1165C. C. elegans screens on polarized organ morphogenesis
identify genes that regulate both polarity and growth . Yong Eun,
Hongjie Zhang, Liakot A. Khan, Nan Zhang, Verena Gobel.
1149B. Investigating the role of higher-order chromatin structure
during gamete formation. Alyssa Scott, Julia Rigothi, Emily
Leonard, Carolyn Turcotte, Megan Romer, Paula Checchi.
1166A. The Putative Neutral Amino Acid Transporter SLC-36.1 is
Essential for Phagocytic Lysosome Reformation in C. elegans.
Qiwen Gan, Nan Xuan, Kai Liu, Qian Zhang, Junxiang Zhou,
Chonglin Yang.
1150C. Condensin I Promotes Cohesin Linkages during Early C.
elegans Meiosis. M. Sifuentes, S. Wignall, G. Csankovszki.
1167B. The aspartyl protease ASP-3 mediates apoptotic cell death
in C. elegans. Tsung-Yuan Hsu, Victoria J. Bulter, Aimee W. Kao.
1151A. Polar body extrusion in the early C. elegans embryo. Erik
Szentgyörgyi, Julia König, Thomas Müller-Reichert.
1168C. Determination of functional specificity of autophagic
proteins during phagocytosis of apoptotic cells in embryo. Celine
Jenzer, Xianghua Liu, Elena Simionato, Tianyou Yao, Celine
Largeau, Zheng Zhou, Renaud Legouis.
1152B. Resource for computational phenotype screening on nuclear
division dynamics in C. elegans RNAi embryos, extracted from
Phenobank. Yukako Tohsato, Hatsumi Okada, Koji Kyoda, Shuichi
Onami.
1153C. Role of the DNA Damage Sensor, ATR in Meiotic Double
Strand Break Repair in C. elegans. Lisa Truong, JoAnne
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1169A. Degradation and clearance of the linker cell is coordinated
by a novel caspase function and the GTPases rab-35 and arf-6.
Lena Kutscher, Ryan Haley, Ying Wang, Zheng Zhou, Shai
POSTER SESSION LISTINGS
Shaham.
Xiaowei Zhuang, Verena Gobel.
1170B. Suppressors of pam-1 rescue anterior-posterior axis
establishment. Timothy Litz, Arielle Kilner, Ashley Kimble, Kate
Power, Eva Jaeger, Rebecca Lyczak.
1185B. The formin EXC-6/INFT-1 is required for normal ovulation.
Anna Hegsted, Forrest Wright, David Pruyne.
1186C. Peri-lumenal intermediate filaments and microtubules
maintain a single lumen in extending C. elegans excretory canals.
Liakot Khan, Hongjie Zhang, Edward Membreno, Verena Gobel.
1187A. Metastasis Upregulated Genes Have Distinct Function in C.
elegans Cell Migrations. Sylvia Lopez-Vetrone, Mihoko Kato,
Jonathan Liu, Olivia Box Power, Anaud Upadhyaya, John Yim,
Paul Sternberg.
1171C. qx222 affects apoptotic cell clearance and endocytic
trafficking. Jinchao Liu, Junbing Zhang, Bin Liu, Yang Dong,
Xiaochen Wang.
1172A. The role of centrosome-cortical contact in one-cell anteriorposterior polarity. Dominique Saturno, Devayu Parikh, Dominic
Castanzo, Margaret Williams, Rebecca Lyczak.
1188B. Non-muscle myosin contractility in the neuroblasts
influences epidermal morphogenesis. Karina Mastronardi, Denise
Wernike, Yun Chen, Alisa Piekny.
1173B. Disruption of Cytoplasmic Asymmetry in One-Cell
Embryos Due to Nuclear Pore Disruption in the Germline. Michael
J. W. VanGompel, Kathryn Plance, Lesilee S. Rose.
1189C. The divergent filamin protein FLN-2 functions parallel to
SUN/KASH proteins to move larval P-cell nuclei . Robert E.
Monroy, Paul Kuehnert, Yu-Tai Chang, Jonathan Kuhn, Shaun
Murphy, Daniel A. Starr.
1174C. The MEX-5/6 gradient controls PIE-1 segregation in the
cytoplasm of the C. elegans zygote. Youjun Wu, Erik Griffin.
1175A. Identification and Characterization of a C. elegans Rab
GTPase 2 Regulator in Phagosome and Endosome Maturation.
Jianhua Yin, Yaling Huang, Pengfei Guo, Meiyang Li, Xiaochen
Wang.
1190A. Using C. elegans as a model to study Laminopathies. Lira
Palmer, Courtney R. Bone, Daniel Starr.
1191B. Roles for formins in the development and function of
muscle and myoepithelial cell types. David Pruyne, Anna Hegsted,
Lei Mi-Mi, SarahBeth Votra, Forrest Wright.
Cell Biology - Cytoskeleton and Migration
1192C. Role of Canonical and Non-canonical Wnt signaling in Q
neuroblasts migration. Lorenzo Rella, Euclides F. Póvoa, Annabel
L. P. Ebbing, Marco Betist, Hendrik C. Korswagen.
1176B. mRNA decapping enzyme DCAP-2 is involved in
morphological diversification of cilia. Takeshi Adachi, Keigo
Nagahama, Syunsuke Iwasaki, Syoichi Tanabe, Susumu Izumi.
1193A. AMPK-related kinase UNC-82 is required for myosin
filament elongation in C. elegans striated muscle during cell shape
changes. NaTasha Schiller, Christopher Duchesneau, Pamela
Hoppe.
1177C. Biogenesis in the C. elegans germline syncytium: from
nucleation to maturation . Rana Amini, Alexandre St-Pierre-See,
Jean-Claude Labbé.
1178A. Microtubule and actin networks function together to move
larval P-cell nuclei through constricted spaces. Courtney Bone, YuTai Chang, Natalie Cain, Shaun Murphy, Daniel Starr.
1194B. ATX-2, the C. elegans homolog of Human Ataxin-2,
Negatively Regulates Centrosome Assembly by Controlling
Centrosome Size and Microtubule Behavior. Michael Stubenvoll,
Jeff Medley, Mi Hye Song.
1179B. Building and switching LINC complexes in vivo. Natalie
Cain, Daniel Starr.
1195C. Understanding the mechanism of EFF-1-mediated fusion. C.
Valansi, K. Fridman, O. Avinoam, M. Oren-Suissa, B. Podbilewicz.
1180C. Death Associated Protein Kinase (DAPK-1) interacts with
microtubule dynamics regulators in epidermal development and
wound repair. Marian Chuang, Tiffany Hsiao, Amy Tong, Andrew
Chisholm.
1196A. The ninein-related protein NOCA-1 organizes noncentrosomal microtubule arrays in diverse tissues by acting
individually and in parallel to Patronin. Shaohe Wang, Sophie
Quintin, Rebecca A. Green, Dhanya K. Cheerambathur, Stacy D.
Ochoa, Arshad Desai, Karen Oegema.
1181A. The actin-bundling protein plastin/fimbrin regulates cortical
contractility in early C. elegans embryogenesis. Wei Yung Ding,
Ronen Zaidel-Bar.
1197B. Spermathecal cell stretch during ovulation correlates with
development of the mature actin cytoskeleton. Alison Wirshing,
Erin Cram.
1182B. Directional persistence of initial Q neuroblast migration in
Caenorhabditis elegans requires both Fat-like cadherins CDH-3 and
CDH-4. Annabel L. P. Ebbing, Teije C. Middelkoop, Marco C.
Betist, Ni Ji, Euclides F. Povoa, Lorenzo Rella, Hendrik C.
Korswagen.
1198C. A C. elegans model for Human Antigen R (HuR). Zhe
Yang, Matthew Buechner.
Cell Biology - Imaging Methods
1183C. Worms and Cancer: Using the C. elegans utse as an in vivo
model for studying meprin metalloproteases. Srimoyee Ghosh,
Sang Nguyen, Paul Sternberg.
1184A. Dissection of the C. elegans lumenal membrane
cytoskeleton with super-resolution imaging techniques and adaptive
optics. Boran Han, Shu Jia, Graham Dempsey, Edward Membreno,
1199A. Highly sensitive mass spectrometry approaches (LCMS/MS, LA-ICP-MS) to study drug-mediated modulations in C.
elegans. Julia Bornhorst, Fabian Schumacher, Sudipta
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Madhushree Kamak, Jitendra Kumar, Anjali Awasthi, Takashi
Fukuzono, Li Chun, Ken Nguyen, Kunihiro Matsumoto, Naoki
Hisamoto, Sandhya Koushika.
Chakraborty, Barbara Crone, Burkhard Kleuser, Erich Gulbins, Uwe
Karst, Tanja Schwerdtle, Michael Aschner.
1200B. In vivo monitoring of calcium signaling at the single-cell
and tissue levels in the spermatheca of C. elegans. Jeff Bouffard,
Anand Asthagiri, Erin Cram.
1216C. ORAI-1 and STIM-1 are required for ovulation. Charlotte
Kelley, Erin Cram.
1201C. Three-dimensional super-CLEM. Edward J. Hujber,
Robert J. Hobson, Sean A. Merrill, Erik M. Jorgensen.
1217A. VPS-34/VPS-15/BEC-1 recruits TBC-2 to endosomes to
inactivate the RAB-5 GTPase. Fiona Law, Jung Hwa Seo,
Yousstina Bolis, Ashley Brown, Christian Rocheleau.
1202A. Label-free imaging of C. elegans muscle structure using
sum-frequency generation microcopy. Do-Young Kim, Hyunmin
Kim, Kyung-Il Joo, Jeong-Hoon Hahm, Kyuhyung Kim, Daewon
Moon.
1218B. A conserved kinase network regulates C. elegans molting.
Vladimir Lazetic, John Yochem, Evguenia Karina, David Fay.
1203B. Fluorescent CRISPR/Cas system to specifically label DNA
sequences of the egl-1 locus. Sebastian Luehr, Barbara Conradt.
1219C. qx193 affects lysosome integrity and dynamics in C.
elegans. Yuan Li, Wei Zou, Baohui Chen, Yanan Sun, Xiaochen
Wang.
1204C. Development of a Bessel Beam Sheet Illumination
Microscope for Large-Scale 3-D Neural Dynamics in C. elegans.
Blake Madruga, William Chen, Edward Polanco, Christopher
Carmona, Steve Mendoza, Paul Chin, Tim Sherry, Katsushi Arisaka.
1220A. “PKG-1 affects OSM-3 clustering at the distal tip of cilia
and negatively affects IFT-A particle transport in the distal
segment”. Prerana Bhan, Hsin-Yi Huang, Muniesh. M.
Shanmugam, Ron Hsieh, Helly Punjabi, Oliver. I. Wagner.
1205A. Reproducible quantification of gene expression in single
cells of live adult animals. Alexander Mendenhall, Bryan Sands,
Patricia Tedesco, Thomas Johnson, Roger Brent.
1221B. Ubiquitin conjugating enzymes required for tagging paternal
organelles. Paola Molina, Lynn Boyd.
1222C. Identification and characterization of genes controlling gut
granule size. Caitlin Morris, Alec Barrett, Jared Delahaye, Greg
Hermann.
1206B. The conformation of specific chromosomal loci and
transcribing genes in the C. elegans endoderm. Y. Tyulenev, P.
Detampel, B. Lancaster, J. D. McGhee.
1223A. Depletion of intermediate filament IFB-1 negatively affects
mitochondrial trafficking, development and functionality of C.
elegans amphid sensory neurons. Muniesh Muthaiyan
Shanmugam, Yen Chang, Gong-Her Wu, Oliver Wagner.
Cell Biology - Intracellular Trafficking and Organelles
1224B. Genes involved in proton transport are required for the
formation of HEBE granule, which is a novel aging- and fastingresponsive organelle. Kenji Nishikori, Rei Takahashi, Mami Sato,
Takahiro Tanji, Hirohisa Shiraishi, Ayako Ohashi-Kobayashi.
1207C. C.elegans as a model to study extracellular vesicle biology,
dynamics, and function. Jyothi Akella, Juan Wang, Julie Maguire,
Malan Silva, David Hall, Maureen Barr.
1225C. A conserved ser/thr kinase UNC-51 and its binding partners
are required for axon-dendrite logistics (selective trafficking) in
Caenorhabditis elegans. Ken-ichi Ogura, Yoshio Goshima.
1208A. The functional characterization of C.elegans F-BAR protein
SDPN-1 in endocytic recycling. Adenrele Gleason, Barth Grant.
1209B. CAB-1 has dual functions in dense core vesicle trafficking.
Patrick Allaire, Matt Schwartz, Erik Jorgensen.
1226A. C. elegans CCM-3: A mother’s gift to her fledgling that
keeps the traffic moving. Swati Pal, Brent Derry.
1227B. Regulation of GLO-1 Rab GTPase activity in trafficking to
gut granules. Olivia Foster, Kim Peloza, My Van Vo, Greg
Hermann.
1210C. PAD-1 prevents extracellular vesicle budding in C. elegans
embryos. Katharina Beer, Ann Wehman.
1211A. Extracellular matrix proteins are required for ciliogenesis,
polycystin ciliary localization, and male mating behaviors. D. De
Vore, R. O'Hagan, M. Barr.
1228C. Investigation of genetic mechanisms of hybrid dysfunction
reveals evidence of male mitochondrial transmission. Hanson
Mouanoutoua, Chih-Chiun Chang, Brandon Ortega, Leonardo
Velazco-Cruz, Joseph Ross.
1212B. Fatty acid two-hydroxylase (FATH-1) selectively regulates
apical membrane trafficking in the C. elegans intestinal cells.
Yuanbao Li, Rong Fu, Hanxi Zheng, Xiong Su, Huimin Zhang.
1229A. Endocytosis controls EFF-1-mediated cell fusion. Ksenia
Smurova, Benjamin Podbilewicz.
1213C. Mechanisms of mtDNA copy number control. Bryan
Gitschlag, Maulik Patel.
1230B. Stationary cargo act as local regulators of transport in
neurons. Parul Sood, Kausalya Murthy, Aparna Ashok, T. Vinod
Kumar, Gautam Menon, Sandhya P. Koushika.
1214A. The membrane-associated proteins FCHo and SGIP are
allosteric activators of the AP2 clathrin adaptor complex. Gunther
Hollopeter, Jeffrey Lange, Ying Zhang, Thien Vu, Mingyu Gu,
Michael Ailion, Eric Lambie, Brian Slaughter, Jay Unruh, Laurence
Florens, Erik Jorgensen.
1215B. UNC-16 regulates early steps of synaptic vesicle protein
trafficking via LRK-1 and UNC-101. Bikash Choudhary,
1231C. Characterization of HEBE granules, novel organelles found
in the intestine of well-fed young adult C. elegans. Takahiro Tanji,
Kenji Nishikori, Syoko Haga, Yusuke Kobayashi, Yuki Kanno,
Hirohisa Shiraishi, Ayako Ohashi-Kobayashi.
1232A. Deuteriated polyunsaturated fatty acids protect C. elegans
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POSTER SESSION LISTINGS
from oxidative stress induced damage. Alisha Chakrabarti, Mikhail
S. Shchepinov, Guillaume Thibault.
1248B. Outreach from C. elegans Research to Alzheimer’s Patient
Care, using Biotech Summer Internship Program.. Shin Murakami,
Alexander “Sandy” Halperin.
1233B. RGG mediated assembly of liquid-phase protein droplets
comprised of nucleolar proteins. N. Vaidya, C. Brangwynne.
1249C. Crowd-sourcing worm genetics to bring novel research to a
large undergraduate lab class. Jennifer Powell.
1234C. LRIGs: Novel Regulators of TGF-β / BMP Signaling.
Mehul Vora, Ryan Gleason, Nanci Kane, Richard Padgett.
1250A. UC Davis-University of Maryland Eastern Shore Graduate
Admissions Pathway: Collaborating to broaden participation in
molecular and cellular biology. D. Starr, C. Hom.
1235A. Calcineurin homologous proteins (CHPs) are essential for
the membrane stability of sodium-proton exchangers (NHXs) in C.
elegans. Eric Allman, Qian Wang, Rachel Walker, Molly Austen,
Maureen Peters, Keith Nehrke.
CRISPR-based Strategies for Genome Engineering - the
"CRISPR Revolution"
1236B. qx427 affects lysosome morphology and function in C.
elegans. Yanwei Wu, Leiling Shi, Xiaochen Wang.
1251B. Cloning-free genome editing using Cas9-guide RNA
ribonucleoprotein complexes. Alexandre PAIX, Andrew
Folkmann, Dominique Rasoloson, Jarrett Smith, Geraldine
Seydoux.
1237C. SGK-1 negatively regulate membrane trafficking in the
intestine of C. elegans. Yijian Yan, Wenjing Qi, Ralf Baumeister.
1238A. Modifier screens of a C. elegans tubular polarity phenotype
identify components of a novel vesicle-based pathway for polarized
membrane biogenesis. Nan Zhang, Hongjie Zhang, Liakot A. Khan,
Verena Gobel.
1252C. Dramatic enhancement of genome editing by CRISPR/Cas9
through improved guide RNA design. Behnom Farboud, Barbara
Meyer.
1239B. MON-2 is Required for Maintaining Lysosome
Homeostasis. Junxiang Zhou, Qian Zhang, Youli Jian, Meng Xu,
Chonglin Yang.
1253A. Improvements and challenges with pha-1(ts) co-conversion.
Jordan Ward, Liangyu Zhang, Abby Dernburg.
1240C. Phase transitions in the C. elegans nucleus: the functional
implications of concentration-dependent assembly of the nucleolus.
Lian Zhu, Stephanie Weber, Joel Berry, Nilesh Vaidya, Mikko
Haataja, Clifford Brangwynne.
1254B. Activation of endogenous gene transcription using Cas-9 in
C. elegans. Joseph Zullo, Noah Davidsohn, Alejandro Chavez2,
Monica Colaiacovo, George Church, Bruce Yankner.
Education
1255C. Streamlined CRISPR-based genome engineering with a selfexcising drug selection cassette. Daniel J. Dickinson, Ariel M.
Pani, Jennifer K. Heppert, Christopher D. Higgins, Bob Goldstein.
1256A. CRISPR/Cas9-mediated gene knock-out and knock-in
applications in C. elegans. Zhiping Wang, Yishi Jin.
1241A. Implementing a discovery-based C. elegans lab module in
freshman biology courses. Jason Chan, Trisha Staab, BIO122
Class.
1242B. C. elegans as a tool to study gonad development in a small
liberal arts context. Meaghan Clark, Audrey Denman, Soobin
Dokko, Mara Heilig, Jessica Palacios, Lindsey Scott, Groover Snell,
Arika Wieneke, Brenda Zarazua, Matt Crook.
1243C. WormBase - Challenges in gene curation. Paul Davis,
Bruce Bolt, Thomas Down, Jane Lomax, Michael Paulini, Gary
Williams, Kevin Howe, The WormBase Consortium.
1244A. Pick-free C. elegans Genetics Lab Module. Janet Duerr.
1245B. A laboratory exercise utilizing C. elegans Notch mutants for
an undergraduate cancer biology course. Amy C. Groth.
1246C. The Elegant Mind Club: Undergraduate Research Club to
Explore the Minds of C. elegans. Michelle Kao, Shirley Cheng,
Karen Jiang, Taejoon Kim, Nathaniel Nowak, Leonard Haller, Steve
Mendoza, De'Marcu Woolfork, Brian Lam, Neha Agarwal, Tim
Sherry, Peter Pellionisz, Bobby Vanmali, Linsay Ling, Blake
Madruga, Guillaume Trusz, Addelyn Sagadevan, Sean Atamdede,
Amanda Sunyoto, Katsushi Arisaka.
1247A. A modular framework for teaching sequencing based
functional genomics to high school students.. Rabi Murad, Marissa
Macchietto, Ali Mortazavi, Debra Mauzy-Melitz.
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AUTHOR INDEX
A
Aaronson, Lawrence,...... 416A
Aballay, Alejandro, ....... 418C,
................. 423B, 426B, 438B
Abbott, Allison, .............. 816B
Abete-Luzi, P., ............. 981B*
Ablaza, Adriel, ........... 1071B*
Abraham, Nessy, ............ 913C
Abrams, Joshua, ......... 1158B*
Abreu-Goodger, Cei, .... 1096C
Adachi, Takeshi,......... 1176B*
Adams, Byron, ............. 1037A
Adams, Kevin,.............. 957B*
Adams, Lori, .................. 805C
Aebersold, Ruedi, .............. 146
Aegerter-Wilmsen, Tinri, 790C
Agarwal, Neha,............. 1246C
Aggad, D., ...................... 630B
Aghayeva, Ulkar, ......... 360B*
Agranat-Tamir, Lily, .... 1092B
Ahmadi, Moloud, ............ 168*
Ahmed, Shawn, . 934C, 1142A
Ahmed, Sid,.......................158
Ahn, Soungyub,. 587A, 982C*
Ahnn, Joohong, ............. 273B,
............................ 508C, 779A
Ahringer, J.,.................... 995A
Ahringer, Julie, ...... 21*, 954B,
.......................... 985C, 1059B
Ailion, Michael, ..591B, 688C,
.. 737A, 765B*, 788A, 1214A
Ajisebutu, Andrew, .............77
Akagi, Allison, .. 361C*, 386A
Akasaka, M., .................. 548A
Akay, Alper, ............... 1072C*
Akella, Jyothi, ............ 1207C*
Alam, Tanimul, ............ 565C*
Alami, Coco, .................. 764A
Alan, Jamie,.................... 447B
Albert Hubbard, E. Jane, 871C
Albritton, S., ................. 1003C
Albritton, Sarah, .......... 983A*,
.................................... 1018C
Alcedo, J., ...........................29
Alcedo, Joy,.................... 324B
Alcorn, Melissa, . 100*, 756B*
Aleman-Meza, B., .......... 513B
Alessi*, Amelia F., ....... 984B*
Alexander, Adanna G., . 194A*
Alexander, Jasmine, ... 1029B*
Al-Hashimi, Hikmat, .... 891B*
Alicea, Bradly, ............ 766C*,
..................................... 892C*
Alkema, Mark, ........ 40, 493C,
...........................640C, 784C*
Alkema, M. J., .....................41
Alla, Ramani, ................. 335A
Allaire, Patrick, .......... 1209B*
Allard, P., ............ 833A, 842A
Allard, Patrick, ............... 960B
Allen, Anna, ................. 1116B
Allen, George, .............. 1072C
Allison, Sofia N.,.......... 362A*
Allman, Eric, ................ 1235A
Alqadah, A., ................... 580C
Alqadah, Amel, ............ 566A*
Altendorfer, Elisabeth, .... 128*
Altun, Z. F., ...........................8
Alvares, Stacy, ............. 914A*
Alvarez-Cohen, Lisa,........ 101,
...................................... 745C
Alves, Diego,.................. 197A
Ashok, Aparna, ............ 1230B
Ashraf, Jasmine, ................ 166
Askjaer, Peter, ...... 129, 1126C
Asthagiri, Anand, ......... 1200B
Asundi, Aarati, ........... 1073A*
Atamdede, Sean, .......... 1246C
Atkinson, John, .............. 443A
Atlas, Emily, .................. 577C
Atupelage, C.,............. 1112A*
Atwell, K., ...................... 849B
Au, Catherine, .... 23, 25, 346C
Au, V.,.......................... 1065B
Au, Vinci, ..............................7
Aubrey, DiBello, .......... 1079A
Audhya, Anjon, .............. 662A
Aung, Kayla, ................ 1134B
Aurilio, Laura, ................ 533A
Austen, Molly,.............. 1235A
Ausubel, Fred, .......... 158, 160,
...................................... 429B
Ausubel, Frederick M., ... 430C
Avants, Ben, ...................... 175
A. Vashisht, A., ............ 1107B
Avery, Leon, .................. 483B
Avila, Daiana, .............. 197A*
Ávila, Daiana, ...... 309B, 315B
Avina, Monika, .............. 576B
Avinoam, O., ................ 1195C
Awasthi, Anjali, ........... 1215B
A. Wohlschlegel, J., ..... 1107B
Awoyinka, Kemi, ..... 4, 1034A
Ayon, Daniela, ............... 252B
Ayoub, Christopher, ....... 717B
Ayumi, Nakamura, ......... 204B
Ayyadevara, Srinivas, .... 335A
Azad, Rajeev, ................. 259C
Azad, Rajeev K., ............ 231B
Azevedo, Joshua,............ 576B
Azevedo Antunes, C,...... 420B
AzimiHashemi, N., ....... 621B*
Azulay, Aharon, ........... 679C*
Amano, Mutsuki, ............721C
Amaral, G., .....................357B
Ambros, V., ....... 800A, 1107B
Ambros, Victor, ......... 69, 140,
.............. 919C, 1022A, 1111C
Ames, K., ........................874C
Amini, Rana, ...............1177C*
Amjad, Uzair, .............. 638A*
Amrit, Francis RG, ..... 230A*,
..................................... 234B*
Anava, Sarit, ................ 1088A
Andersen, E. C., ....... 14, 774B,
....................................... 775C
Andersen, Erik, .... 768B, 770A
Andersen, Erik C., ... 99, 521A
Andersen*, Kristine, .......727C
Anderson, E., ...................... 16
Anderson, Edward, .........288B
Anderson, Erika, ............ 130*,
..................................... 958C*
Anderson, K., ................. 950A
Anderson, Kelley, ...........390B
Andersson, Sofia, ............306B
Andres, Jose, ...................972B
Androwski, Rebecca, ......766C
Androwski, Rebecca J.,.363B*
Angdembey, Dristi,..... 1030C*
Angeles Albores, David, 767A
Antebi, A., ............... 26, 341A
Antebi, Adam,......... 74, 251A,
...................256C, 345B, 934C
Anthony, Winston, ......... 332A
Anton, Vincent,...............307C
Antonescu, Costin, ..........585B
Antoshechkin, Igor, .......381B,
.................................... 1037A
Anvari, Homa, ................585B
Aoki, Scott Takeo, ............ 72*
Aoyama, Itaru, ............... 473A
Apfeld, Javier,................ 332A
Apostol, Sherrlyne, ........ 722A
Appert, A., ..................... 995A
Aramini, James, ..............255B
Arantes, L., .....................357B
Arantes, Leticia, . 195B*, 327B
Ardiel, Evan, ........ 520C, 563A
Arey, Rachel, ........166, 452A*
Argouarch, Andrea, ........204B
Arhin, Sharon,.................762B
Arinze, Veronica, ......... 413A*
Arisaka, K., .......... 463C, 496C
Arisaka, Katsushi, ......... 494A,
................ 623A, 628C, 711B,
......................... 1204C, 1246C
Ariz, M., .........................882B
Armakola, M.,.................232C
Armakola, Maria, ..........196C*
Armstrong, G., ................630B
Arnold, Meghan, .............. 136,
....................................... 237B
Aroian, R., ......................427C
Artal-Sanz, Marta, ........ 278A,
....................................... 409C
Artan, M., ........................... 29
Artan, Murat, ................. 431A
Arur, S., ..........................886C
Arur, Swathi, ...... 285B, 832C,
........................................850C
Asai, Kazuma,.................565C
Aschner, Michael, ..........195B,
................ 315B, 642B, 1199A
Asgherian, Mohammed, ..585B
B
Babb, C., .......... 1032B, 1036C
Bacon, Grace P., ......... 1074B*
Badhiwala, Krishna, .......... 175
Bae, Andrea,................... 674A
Baek, Haeshim, .............. 431A
Baer, Charles, ............... 768B*
Bagg, Rachel, ................. 417B
Bahrami, Adam, ............. 470A
Bai, Jihong, .................... 471B
Bai, Xiaofei, ............... 1113B*
Bainbridge, Chance, ..... 553C*
Baird, Scott, ................... 761A
Baird, Tykayah, ............ 454C*
Balachandran, Riju S., 1114C*
Balakrishnan, Sanjeev, . 1071B
Balasubramaniam, M, .... 335A
Baldwin, Austin, . 809A, 826C
Balla, Keir, ...................... 163*
Bamber, Bruce, .............. 544C
Bandyopadhyay, Jaya, .... 384B
Banerjee, Navonil, ........ 680A*
Banse, Stephen, .............. 199C
Bao, Zhirong, ...... 412C, 598C,
................. 608A, 624B, 871C
Baran, Renee, .................... 169
Baritaud, Mathieu,........ 414B*
Barnia, Arezoo, .............. 474B
Barr, M., ....................... 1211A
Barr, Maureen, ...... 117, 597B,
53
......................................1207C
Barrett, Alec, ................ 1222C
Barrios, Arantza, ................. 2*
Barroso, C., ......................... 53
Barsi-Rhyne*, Benjamin, 727C
Bartels, Rosanne, ........... 254A
Basavaraju, Manasa, ..... 222B*
Baskoylu, Saba, ............ 639B*
Basu, Reetobrata, ........... 962A
Bateman, Andrew, .......... 645B
Bates, Kathy, ..................358C
Bauer, A.,......................1089B
Baugh, L. R.,...................778C
Baugh, L. Ryan, ... 242A, 253C
Baugh, Ryan, ................. 932A
Baumeister, Ralf, .......... 1237C
Bayer, Emily, ..... 567B*, 820C
Baytemur, Esra, ............. 455A
Bazopoulou, Daphne,......... 90,
....................................... 404A
Bazzicalupo, P., .............. 502C
Beard, Sarah, ...................... 60
Becerra, Sandra,............. 200A
Beer, Katharina, .......... 1210C*
Beets, I., ..........................738B
Beets, Isabel, ...... 455A*, 551A
Beifuss, Kathy, ...............930B
Bell, Harold, ...................508C
Bell, Harold W., .................. 39
Bell, Harrold, ................. 743A
Bellotti, Sebastian, ........... 117,
........................... 568C*, 597B
Bellush, James, ................... 18
Bembenek, Joshua, ....... 1113B
Benard, Claire, ............... 500A
Bénard, Claire,92, 570B, 571C
Bend, Eric G., ................... 176
Bendena, William, ......... 461A
Benedetto, Alexandre, 23*, 25
Benheim, D., ...................261B
Bennet, Kira,...................325C
Bennett, Eric, ..... 442C, 1067A
Bennett, Heather, ................ 36
Bennett, Hugh, ................ 645B
Bennett, Jessica R., ............. 47
Benovic, Jeffrey, ............. 948B
Bensaddek, Dalila, .. 135, 603B
Ben-Yakar, A., ................ 672B
Ben-Yakar, Adela, .......... 553C
Berber, Slavica, ............. 353A
Berg, Janette, ................ 1026B
Berg, Maureen, ..... 101, 745C*
Berger, Daniel,............... 719A
Berger, Simon, .............. 790C*
Berghmans, H., ............... 738B
Berghoff, Emily, ........... 681B*
Bermingham, Daniel P.,.. 682C
Berninsone, Patricia, ..... 413A,
..................................... 415C*
Berns, Michael, ............... 216B
Bernstein, Max, ......... 1115A*
Beron, Celia, .. 44, 552B, 553C
Berriman, Matt, .................... 6
Berry, Joel, ...................1240C
Berry, Jordan, ............... 1125B
Besseling, J., ..................... 38*
Besseling, Judith, .............. 150
Bessereau, J., ................ 1057C
Bessereau, Jean-Louis,..... 133,
............................ 287A, 709C
Bethke, Axel, ................. 371A
Bethke, Mary, ...... 561B, 629A
AUTHOR INDEX
Betist, Marco,............... 1192C
Betist, Marco C., ......... 1013A,
..................................... 1182B
Bettinger, J. C., .. 457C*, 518A
Betzenhauser, Matthew, . 815A
Bevers, Roel P. J., ......... 331C,
.................................... 1019A
Bezler, Alexandra, ..... 1075C*
Bhalla, Needhi, ......56, 1128B,
.................................... 1156C
Bhan, Prerana, ............ 1220A*
Bharill, Shashank, .......... 462B
Bhaskaran, Shylesh, ....... 200A
Bhat, Jaffar M., ............ 569A*
Bhatla, Nikhil, ................... 193
Bhattacharya, Abhishek, 173*,
...................................... 681B
Bhattacharya, Raja, ........ 680A
Bhetuwal, Om, ............... 712C
Bi, Gaofeng, ...................... 110
Bi, Yu, ........................... 869A
Bian, Q., ............................ 16*
Bian, Qian, ..............130, 958C
Bian, Wenting, ............... 861B
Bianchi, Laura,...... 174, 596A,
................. 665A, 671A, 730C
Biggs, Ronald, ............... 895C
Bikov, Alex, ................... 903B
Billen, Johan, ................. 340C
Bingman, Craig, .................. 72
BIO122 Class, .............. 1241A
Biondo, John, ............... 1062B
Bird, D., ....................... 1033C
Bird, David, ............... 1031A*
Bird, Thomas, ................ 435B
Biron, D., .......................... 41*
Biron, David, .......... 35, 458A,
.................. 507B, 536A, 538C
Birsoy, Bilge, .........100, 756B,
....................................... 944A
Birze, Nikolajs, .............. 304C
Blackwell, G. G., ........... 518A
Blackwell, Keith, ........... 288B
Blackwell, Keith T., ....... 250C
Blackwell, T. Keith, .......... 82*
Blacque, Oliver, ................ 119
Blakely, Randy D., ....... 682C*
Blanchette, Cassandra, ..... 92*,
......................... 570B*, 571C*
Blau, Axel, ................... 622C*
Blawzdziewicz, Jerzy, ........ 85,
....................................... 304C
Blaxter, Mark, .. 785A*, 1096C
Blaxter, M. L.,................ 787C
Blazie, S., ................... 1032B*
Blazie, S. M., ... 951B*, 1036C
Block, Dena, ................ 198B*
Bloodgood, Michael, .... 1008B
B. Lourenço, Artur, ...... 278A*
Blue, Ben, .................... 199C*
Blum, Elyse,................... 765B
Blumenfeld, Andrew, . 1076A*
Boag, Peter R., ............. 1081C
Boateng, Ruby, .......... 1116B*
Bode, Addys, .....524A, 683A*
Bohnert, K. Adam, ............ 70*
Bohr, Tisha, ...................... 56*
Bois, Justin S., .................. 126
Bokinsky, Alexandra,..... 624B
Bolis, Yousstina, .......... 1217A
Bolt, Bruce, ....... 952C*, 956A,
Brugués, Jan,................ 1121A
Brul, Stanley, ....... 202C, 326A
Brummer, Anneke,............ 146
Bruner, Steven, .............. 402B
Brunet, Anne, ...................... 79
Buck, Amy, .................. 1096C
Budaitis, Breane, ............ 245A
Budovskaya, Yelena, ...202C*,
............................ 241C, 270B
Buechner, Matthew, ...... 891B,
..................................... 1198C
Bulcha, Jote T., ............ 364C*
Bülow, H.,...................... 874C
Bülow, Hannes,.............. 605A
Bülow, Hannes E., ......... 625C
Bulter, Victoria J., ........ 1167B
Bulut, Idris Selman, ....... 821A
Bundus, Joanna, ............. 786B
Burke, Daniel, ................ 269A
Burkewitz, Kristopher, ..... 78*,
..................................... 203A*
Burkovski, Andreas, ...... 420B
Burnham-Marusich, A, .. 415C
Burns, Andrew R., ....... 417B*
Butcher, Rebecca, .......... 151*,
............................. 402B, 824A
Butler, Jeffery, ............... 200A
Butler, Vicky, .............. 1012C
Butler, Victoria, .......... 204B*,
..................................... 205C*
Butuci, Melina, ...........1117C*
Bykov, Alex, .................. 428A
Byrd, Dana, .................. 1125B
Byrne, Alexandra B., ...... 167*
Byrne, Jonathan, ............ 351B
..................................... 1243C
Bone, Courtney,.......... 1178A*
Bone, Courtney R., ....... 1190A
Boominathan, S, ............. 716A
Booth, Lauren, .................... 79
Borghgraef, Charline, ..... 551A
Bornhorst, Julia, ......... 1199A*
Borondics, F., ................. 305A
Borror, Megan, ............. 200A*
Bossard, Carine, ................. 28
Bossé, Gabriel, ............. 1108C
Bossé, Gabriel D., ........ 1084C
Bothman, Dave, .............. 944A
Botts, Michael, ............... 421C
Boucher, Benjamin, ...... 1035B
Bouffard, Jeff, ............ 1200B*
Boulin, Thomas, ............. 736C
Boulton, Simon,.................. 58
Boulton, S. J., ..................... 53
Boutz, Daniel,................. 553C
Bowerman, Bruce, ...... 59, 127,
......................... 857A, 1119B
Bowman, Aaron, ............ 642B
Boxem, Mike, ........ 164, 658C,
.................................. 1159C*
Box Power, Olivia, ....... 1187A
Boyd, Lynn,....... 317A, 1221B
Bozonnet, Noemie, ........ 396B,
....................................... 397C
Brabin, Charles, .............. 798B
Bracey, Kai, .................. 684B*
Bradshaw, Charles, ....... 1072C
Brady, Brian, .................. 854A
Braeckman, Bart, ............ 373C
Braeckman, Bart P., 75*, 340C
Braeckman, B. P., ........... 738B
Braendle, C.,................... 937C
Braendle, Christian, ............ 99
Brangwynne, C., ........... 1233B
Brangwynne, Clifford, .... 838C
.......................... 909B, 1240C
Braukmann, Fabian, ... 1077B*
Breeze, T., ...................... 787C
Brenchley, Rachel, ......... 331C
Brenner, John, .............. 829C*
Brent, Roger, .....286C, 1009C,
..................................... 1205A
Brésard, Gautier, ...............103
Brewer, Jacob, .............. 685C*
Bringmann, H., ................... 38
Bringmann, Henrik, .........150*
Brinkmann, V., ............... 321B
Briseno-Roa, Luis,.......... 709C
Brittany, Bayne,.............. 566A
Brittin, Christopher, ..... 572A*,
.................................... 686A*
Broaddus, Caroline, ....... 235C,
...................................... 306B
Brockett, Mary, ............ 416A*
Broitman-Maduro, Gina, 791A
Brookes, Paul, ..... 301C, 401A
Brooks, D., ......................... 53
Brouhard, Elizabeth, ..... 959A*
Brown, Adam, .............. 458A*
Brown, Andre, .............. 459B*
Brown, Ashley, ............. 1217A
Brown, Jaylene, ............ 201B*
Brown, Kiersten, ............ 439C
Brown-Smith, Ke'Ara, .. 687B*
Brueggemann, C., .......... 629A,
................ 637C, 722A, 1071B
Brugman, Katherine, .... 460C*
C
Cabreiro, Filipe, .................. 23
Cabrera, Daniel, ............. 600B
Cabrerizo Granados, D,.. 278A
Caers, Jelle, ..........455A, 551A
Cai, Yun, ........................ 418C
Cain, Natalie, . 1178A, 1179B*
Cain, Scott, .................. 953A*
Calarco, John, .......... 169, 172,
..................................... 1064A
Calarco, John A., ....87, 1053B
Caldas, Gina,...............1078C*
Calderon, Adriana, ......... 826C
Calixto, A.,..................... 650A
Calixto, Andrea, ..... 138*, 186,
...................................... 640C
Callahorro, Fernando, .... 408B
Callaly, Frank, ............... 622C
Callander, Davon, ...100, 756B
Callemeyn, Nicolas, ............ 99
Camacho, Jessica, ........ 960B*
Campbell, Anne, 830A*, 836A
Campbell, Halbert, ......... 443A
Campbell, Jason, .......... 461A*
Campbell, Richard, ...... 573B*
Campbell, Sydney, .............. 79
Caneo, Mauricio, ......... 640C*
Cannon, John G. D., ....... 616C
Cao, Xiou, .................... 418C*
Carlos-Costa, Antonio,... 483B
Carmona, C, ..... 623A*, 1204C
Carmona, Juan, .............. 288B
Carnell, Lucinda, ........... 454C
Carr, Richard, ................ 948B
Carrano, Andrea C., ............ 28
Carranza, Francisco, ...... 791A
54
Carrera, Inés, .................. 592C
Carretero, Maria, ............ 235C
Cartagenova, Luis,.............176
Carvalho, C., .................. 305A
Carvalho, Carlos, ............ 972B
Carvelli, L., .................... 502C
Casadevall i. Solvas, Xavier, ..
...........................790C, 1023B
Castanzo, Dominic, ...... 1172A
Castelletto, Michelle, ...... 474B
Catena, Raúl, .................. 608A
Cattie, Douglas, . 206A*, 342B
Cattin, Jerome, ...688C*, 765B
Cawthon, Bryan,........... 689A*
Ceballos, Ainhoa, ......... 961C*
Cecchetelli, Alyssa D., . 915B*
Cecere, G., ............ 144*, 963B
Cecere, Germano, ........... 961C
Celen, I., ............................19*
Çelen, I., ....................... 1052A
Celnicker, S., ................ 1040A
Cevallos Porta, Diego, 1160A*
C. Giles, Andrew, ........... 523C
Cha, S., ....................... 1033C*
Chait, Alexander,............ 939B
Chakrabarti, Alisha,...... 1232A
Chakraborty, Kausik,...... 282B
Chakraborty, Sudipta, ... 1199A
Chalasani, Sreekanth, .........90,
................. 503A, 514C, 532C
Chalfie, Martin, . 5, 186, 462B,
................. 600B, 620A, 924B
Chalmers, Ronald, .......... 425A
Chamberlin, Helen, ........ 923A
Chambers, Melissa, ........ 477B
Chan, Ben G., ................. 893A
Chan, Benjamin, ..................60
Chan, Jason, ........201B, 322C,
.................................. 1241A*
Chan, Juancarlos,............ 955C
Chan, Raymond, ................147
Chandrasekar, Sinduja, ... 785A
Chang, C.,....................... 580C
Chang, Chih-Chiun,...... 1228C
Chang, Christina, ............ 269A
Chang, Jessica, .... 233A, 263A
Chang, Jessica T., ......... 207B*
Chang, Sarah, ............... 208C*
Chang, Ta-Chau, ............ 890A
Chang, Tiffany, .............. 782A
Chang, Yen,.................. 1223A
Chang, Yu-Sun, .............. 890A
Chang, Yu-Tai, 1178A, 1189C
Chao, Chi-Chao, ............. 244C
Chaplin, Justin, ............. 641A*
Chapman, Eric, ........... 1161B*
Charles, Baer, ................. 772C
Chase, D. L.,................... 475C
Chaturbedi, A., ............... 882B
Chaudhari, Snehal N.,.......110,
....................................... 192*
Chavez, Alejandro, .................
Chavez, Daniela, ......... 831B*,
...................................... 875A
Chavez, Francisco, ............138
Chaya, Timothy, ............. 901C
Chazaud, Bénédicte, ....... 414B
Checchi, Paula, ............. 1149B
Cheema, Swera, .............. 938A
Cheerambathur, Dhanya
AUTHOR INDEX
K., ................................ 1196A
Cheesman, Hilary, ............. 159
Chen, Albert, ...... 245A, 246B,
....................................... 379C
Chen, Anthony, .............. 763C
Chen, Baohui, .. 1157A, 1219C
Chen, C., ........................ 448C
Chen, Chang-Shi, ........... 433C
Chen, Chieh,................. 209A*
Chen, Chun-Hao, ............... 96*
Chen, Di, ...................... 210B*
Chen, Fei, ..........................86*
Chen, Fen, ...................... 210B
Chen, Grace, ................. 1141C
Chen, Huei-Mei, ............. 823C
Chen, Hung-Jhen, .............. 30*
Chen, J.,.......................... 921B
Chen, Jessica Jie, ............ 850C
Chen, Jia-Xuan, .............. 986A
Chen, Jie,...................... 832C*
Chen, Kevin, ................ 419A*
Chen, Lizhen, .................. 164*
Chen, Pan, .................... 642B*
Chen, Pin-Hsi, .............. 1128B
Chen, Ron, ................... 985C*
Chen, Ruey-Hwa, ........... 244C
Chen, S., ............................153
Chen, Shaw-Wen,........... 234B
Chen, Shin-Yu, .....832C, 850C
Chen, Sway, ................... 710A
Chen, Wei-Wen, ............. 890A
Chen, Wen,................... 365A*
Chen, William, ............. 1204C
Chen, Xiangmei,............. 757C
Chen, Xiaoyin, ............... 600B
Chen, Xin, .................... 916C*
Chen, Y., ...................... 833A*
Chen, Yen-Chih,..................30
Chen, Yun, .........910C, 1188B
Chen, Yushu, ................ 462B*
Chen, Yutao, .................. 932A
Cheng, Phil, .................... 918B
Cheng, S., ..................... 463C*
Cheng, Shirley, ............. 1246C
Cheng, Yunsheng, ........ 690B*
Cheng, Z., ..........................149
Cherra, Salvatore, ........ 691C*,
....................................... 735B
Cherry, Alex, .................. 715C
Chesney, M., .................. 995A
Chesney, Michael A., ..........21
Chew, Yee Lian, ........... 211C*
Chiang, Michael, 746A, 1118A
Chiang, Wei-Chung,....... 271C
Chibuzo, Joy,................ 1002B
Chien, Cheng-Hao, ......... 890A
Chien, Jason, ..... 574C, 917A*
Chiesielski, Hanna,............ 104
Chih-Hsiung Chen, C, .... 838C
Chikako, Matsuba, ......... 772C
Chikka, Madhusudana, . 212A*
Chin, Paul, .................... 1204C
Chin, Preston, ............... 918B*
Chin-Sang, Ian,............... 461A
Chinta, Satya, ......... 151, 402B
Chiou-Fen, Chuang, ....... 566A
Chipman, Kyle, .............. 764A
Chirivella, L., ................. 593A
Chisholm, Andrew, .... 40, 164,
................ 659A, 719A, 1180C
Chisholm, Andrew D., ....... 191
Chisnell, Peter, ............. 213B*
Chitturi, Jyothsna, . 169*, 583C
Chitturi*, Jyothsna, ........... 172
Ch'ng, QueeLim, .......... 1007A
Cho, Jeong Hoon, 581A, 582B
Chocian, Karolina, ........214C*
Choe, Keith, .................. 338A,
............................. 354B, 424C
Choi, Hailey, ................ 791A*
Choi, Jae Im, ..................... 102
Choi, Myung-kyu,...........495B
Choi, Myung Kyu, ..........510B
Choi, Rachael Mi Jung,....... 52
Choi, Seong-Kyoon, .......586C
Choi, Seong Yeol, .......... 449A
Choi, Sungwook, ..........919C*
Choi, Sunju, ....................559C
Choi, Ukjin, ................. 692A*
Choi, Yun, ................. 1079A*
Chon, Christy, ................ 638A
Chong, T., .......................897B
Chou, Tsui-Fen, ................ 118
Choudhary, Bikash, ......1215B
Chow, Elly S., ..................... 37
Chow, Franklin, ............1096C
Chow, King-Lau, ......... 464A*
Chow, King L., .... 554A, 911A
Christensen, Matthew, ....837B
Christensen, Ryan, .........598C,
.......................... 608A, 624B*
Chronis, Nikos, ....... 90, 236A,
....................................... 404A
Chu, D., ....................... 1148A
Chu, Diana, 57, 1125B, 1144C
Chu, Diana, PhD, ......... 1130A
Chu, Jeffrey, ....................... 58
Chuang, C.-F.,.................580C
Chuang, Chien-Hui, ......1119B
Chuang, Chiou-Fen, ........618B
Chuang, Marian, . 164, 1180C*
Chuluunbaatar, Tungalag, .......
......................................1048C
Chun, Jongsik, .......... 52, 982C
Chun, Lei, .......................355C
Chun, Li, .......... 643C*, 1215B
Chun, Sang Young, ............. 86
Chung, George, ................. 58*
Chung, Kevin, .................477B
Chung, Sam, ...................651B
Church, George, ......................
Church, Katie, ................ 971A
Churgin, Matthew, ....... 215A*
Chute, Christopher, ...... 465B*,
....................................... 514C
Cieslak, Matthew, ... 100, 756B
Cinquin, Amanda, ....... 746A*,
......................... 1051C, 1118A
Cinquin, Olivier, ..........216B*,
............ 746A, 1051C, 1118A*
Cintra, Thais, .......... 57, 1144C
Ciosk, R., ........................828B
Ciosk, Rafal, . 107, 189, 1004A
Cipriani, Patricia, ......... 986A*
Cirillo, L., .................... 920A*
Clark, Amander, .............960B
Clark, Christopher,.... 40, 493C
Clark, Jessica, .... 834B*, 837B
Clark, Laura, .................420B*
Clark, Meaghan, ...........1242B
Clark, Tobias, ...............466C*
Clarke, Emily, .................346C
Claycomb, Julie, .... 141, 143*,
..................................... 1096C
Claycomb, Julie M., .... 1081C,
........................ 1098B, 1109A
Clemons, Amy, .............. 805C
Clever, Sheila, ................ 820C
Clough, Courtnee, .......... 914A
Coakley, Sean,........ 165, 664C
Cobiltz, Brian, ................ 600B
Cohen, Jennifer, ............. 894B
Cohen, Lianne, ............. 421C*
Cohen, N., ...................... 475C
Cohen, Netta,.... 467A*, 487C,
............................ 572A, 686A
Cohen-Fix, Orna,.......... 1147C
Cohn, Jesse, .................... 552B
Colaiacovo, Monica, ...... , 128,
..................................... 1064A
Colavita, Antonio, .......... 606B
Cole, T., ....................... 921B*
Coleman, Brantley,......... 737A
Collins, Kevin, ... 524A, 683A,
...................................... 728A
Colon-Ramos, Daniel, ........ 94,
....................................... 598C
Colón-Ramos, Daniel, ... 608A,
....................................... 624B
Colón-Ramos, Daniel A., .. 176
Comunian, Claudio, ....... 400C
Conery, Annie L., ........... 430C
Conklin, Jesse,................ 841C
Connolly, Amy, .......... 1119B*
Conradt, Barbara, 104, 312B, 1
....................................... 203B
consortium, modERN, .. 1040A
Contos, Niko, ................. 988C
Conyers, Raven, ........... 217C*
Cook, D. E.,....................... 14*
Cook, S.,......................... 698A
Cook, Steven, ..... 572A, 686A,
............................ 710A, 719A
Cook, Steven J.,......... 2, 625C,
....................................... 726B
Coombs, Seth, ................ 447B
Cooper, Jason, ... 348B, 644A*
Corbett, Kevin D., ...............55
Corcoran, D. L., ............. 778C
Correa, Paola, ... 468B*, 693B*
Correa-Mendez, Margarita, .....
..................................... 792B*
Corsi, Ann, ................... 1060C
Corson, Francis, ..................35
Cossins, Andrew, ........... 331C
Cota, Vanessa, ...... 57*, 1144C
Cottee, P., ....................... 921B
Coull, Barry,........................77
Cox, Dustin, ................... 198B
Cox, Lynne, .........................22
Cox-Harris, Alesha, ........ 722A
Cram, Erin, ...... 1197B, 1200B,
..................................... 1216C
Cram, Erin J., ................. 915B
Crane, E., ............................16
Craven-Bartle, Blanca, . 987B*
Creamer, Matt, ............... 683A
Crittenden, Sarah L., .... 835C*
Crocker, C., ...........................8
Crombie, Tim, .............. 218A*
Crone, Barbara, ............ 1199A
Crook, M., ...................... 453B
Crook, Matt, ... 988C*, 1242B*
Crossgrove, Kirsten, ..... 922C*
Croswell, Damari, .................9
55
Crowder, C. Michael,...... 432B
Crowder, Michael, ......... 347A
Csankovszki, G., ........... 1150C
Csankovszki, Györgyi, . 1001A
Csankovszki, Gyorgyi, ....... 15,
....................................... 959A
Cuadros, Margarete,....... 620A
Cubillas, C., ................. 989A*
Cueva, Juan G., ................. 122
Cui, M.,...........................376C
Curran, Kevin, ................ 514C
Curran, Sean, 73, 220C, 277C,
........................................388C
Custer, Laura, .............. 1001A
Cutler, Sean R., ............... 417B
Cutter, Asher,... 786B*, 1080B
Cutter, Asher D., ................. 99
D
Dahl, Andreas, .............. 1041B
Dahl, Gerhard, ................ 730C
Dahlstrom, Erin, ........... 219B*
D'alessandro, M., .......... 1057C
Dalliere, Nicolas, ............ 723B
Dalton, Cassidy,............. 722A
Dalton, Hans, ................ 220C*
Damler, Erica,.................706C
D'Amora, Dayana R., .. 1162C*
D’Amora, Dayana R., ..... 247C
Dana, Byrd,......................... 57
Dancik, Garrett M., ........ 998A
Dancy, B., ......................... 153
Darragh, Antonia, ......... 1156C
Das, Pranti, .....................576B
Das, Ritika, .................. 221A*
da Silva, Ingrid, .............. 327B
da Silveira, Tassia, .......... 327B
Daul, Aric, ............4*, 1034A*
Davidsohn, Noah, ...................
Davies, A. G., ...... 457C, 518A
Davies, Andrew, ............. 456B
Davies, L. J., .................. 434A
Davis, Gregory M., ..... 1081C*
Davis, Joseph H., ............ 207B
Davis, Kristen, .............. 694C*
Davis, M., ...................... 446A
Davis, Michael, .............. 887A
Davis, Paul,......... 952C, 956A,
.................................... 1243C*
Dawes, Adriana, .......... 923A*
de Albuquerque, B, ....... 1090C
DeBardeleben, H K., ..... 469C*
Deehan, Kevin, ............. 366B*
de Groot-Andralojc, Karolina,
..................................... 836A*
de Haan, Bart, .................579B
De Haes, W, ......... 339B, 340C
De Henau, S., ..................738B
Dejima, Katsufumi,... 7, 1045C
de Jong, Tristan,.............. 673C
Dekker, J.,........................... 16
de la Cova, Claire, .......... 182*
De La Cruz, Aubrie,...... 837B*
Delahaye, Jared,............ 1222C
Delaney, Colin, ............. 367C*
de Lencastre, Alexandre,
........................... 222B, 223C*
Deline, Marshall, ......... 368A*
Della Morte, David, ....... 671A
Del Rosario, John S., ..... 638A
De Magalhaes Filho, C.
AUTHOR INDEX
Daniel, ................................ 24
deMello, Andrew,790C, 1023B
DeModena, John, ... 118, 635A
Dempsey, Graham, ...... 1184A
Denardin, Cristiane, ....... 309B
Denman, Audrey, ......... 1242B
Denning, Daniel, .......... 1164B
Dennis, James, .................. 169
Denzel, Martin, .............. 238C
Deonarine, Andrew, ....... 354B
Depuydt, Geert, .........75, 340C
Der, Channing J., ........... 814C
Dernburg, A., .................... 149
Dernburg, Abby F., ............ 55,
..................................... 1131B
Derry, Brent, ................ 1226A
Derry, W. Brent, ... 51, 1136A,
..................................... 1161B
Desai, Arshad, ..... 889C, 895C,
..................................... 1196A
Desbois, Muriel,........... 625C*
Deshong, Alison,.......... 1133A
Desmet, F., ..................... 738B
De Stasio, Elizabeth A., 599A,
............................. 604C, 647A
Detampel, P.,................ 1206B
Detienne, Giel, ............... 339B
Detwiler, Ariana,............ 373C
Devanapally, S., ........... 1104B
Devkota, Ranjan,......... 574C*,
....................................... 917A
De Vore, D., ............... 1211A*
Dewey, Amanda,......... 793C*,
............................. 804B, 811C
Dewilde, S., ................... 738B
Dharia, Sunny, ............... 877C
Dhillon, Harbinder S., .... 695A
Dhondt, Ineke, ..........75, 373C
Diana, Giovanni, .......... 1007A
Diaz-Cuadros, Margarete, .......
..................................... 924B*
Dickinson, Daniel J., ............ *,
.....................1082A*, 1163A*
Di Domenico, Tomas, .. 1072C
Dierking, K., ...........161, 450B
Dierking, Katja,.. 422A*, 441B
Dieterich, C., ....................... 26
Dietrich, Nicholas, ........ 885B,
..................................... 990B*
DiFrancesco, Alice A., ... 998A
Dillin, Andrew, ........ 28, 653A
Dillin, Andy, ....................... 24
Dillman, Adler, 1037A, 1042C
Dillon, James, ................ 408B
Dineen, A., ................... 991C*
Ding, Alexandra, .......... 470A*
Ding, Mei, ...................... 690B
Ding, Siyu Serena, ....... 794A*
Ding, Wei,...................... 396B
Ding, Wei Yung, ........ 1181A*
Dinh, P. T. Y., ................ 434A
Dion, Mike, .............87, 1053B
Dion, Patrick A., ............ 677A
DiPrimio, Nina, .............. 491A
Dirksen, Philipp, ............ 755A
Di Schiavi, E., ...... 502C, 667C
Dixon, J.,...................... 1089B
Dixon, Jack, ................... 889C
D. Mackowiak, Sebastian,.......
....................................... 300B
Doan, Kollan, ................. 791A
Dodd, Will, .................... 338A
Elashry, Abdelnaser, .... 926A*
Elbaum-Garfinkle, Shana, .......
....................................... 838C
Elias, Joshua, ................. 359A
Ellenbecker, Mary,864B, 888B
Elling, A. A., .................. 434A
Ellis, Ronald, ...... 757C, 776A,
........................... 777B, 839A*
Ellis, Ronald E., ............. 885B
Ellis, T., ......................... 305A
ElRass, Suzan, ............... 585B
Emmei, T., ..................... 548A
Emmons, S., ................. 698A*
Emmons, Scott, ....572A, 719A
Emmons, Scott W., ....2, 625C,
....................................... 900B
Emmons, Scott W,, ........ 704A
Encalada, Sandra,........... 653A
Engebrecht, JoAnne, ... 1133A,
......................... 1134B, 1153C
Enrick, Molly, ..................... 59
Entchev, Eugeni V., ..... 1007A
Eom, Soo Hyun, ............. 273B
Epelde, Gorka, ............... 622C
Epureanu, Bogdan,......... 479A
Ercan, S.,...................... 1003C
Ercan, Sevinc, ..... 912B, 983A,
.............. 992A*, 993B, 1018C
Ernst, Susanne,............. 1068B
Ernst, Ulrich R., ............. 339B
Ernstrom, G., ............... 699B*
Erzberger, Anna, ............... 120
Escobar Restrepo, Juan, 796C*
..................................... 1146B
Escoubas, Caroline,...... 648B*
Esmaeili, Behrooz, ..... 1139A*
Espiritu, Eugenel,........1120C*
Esse, R., ....................... 963B*
Estrada, Rodrigo, ......... 1130A
Ettorre, Victoria, .......... 993B*
Eun, Yong, ..................1165C*
Eustice, Moriah, ........... 226C*
Evans, Daniel, ................ 971A
Evans, Kenneth J.,............... 21
Ezcurra, Marina, ......... 23, 25*
Doering, F., .................... 937C
Doh, J., ................. 19, 1052A*
Doherty, Mary, ............... 278A
Doi, Motomichi, ............. 708B
Dokko, Soobin,............. 1242B
Doma, Meenakshi K., ........132
Dombeck, Kyle,.............. 212A
Donato, A., ................... 696B*
Donato, Verónica, ........ 224A*
Dong, Yan, ........ 985C, 1059B
Dong, Yang, ................. 1171C
Dong, Yi, ........................ 394C
Doshi, Shachee, ............ 225B*
Doss, Argenia, .............. 423B*
Dostal, Vishantie, ........... 663B
Dove, Katja, ................... 933B
Dowen, Robert, .................159
Down, Thomas, .. 952C, 956A,
.......................... 985C, 1243C
Down, Thomas A., ............. 21
Doyle, James-Julian,..... 645B*
Dragomir, Elena, ................ 35
Drapeau, P., .................... 630B
Drechsler, R.,.....................153
Dressler, Oliver, ........... 1023B
Drewnik, Elizabeth D., . 893A*
Driscoll, Kaitlin, ................50*
Driscoll, Monica, ........ 85, 136,
...... 237B, 239A, 255B, 269A,
...... 294B, 304C, 344A, 349C,
......................... 678B, 1094A
Droste, Rita, ....................... 50
D'Souza, Sarah, .............. 480B
Du, Lawrence, .............. 795B*
Duchaine, T. F., .................139
Duchaine, Thomas, ....... 1093C
Duchesneau, C,............. 1193A
Ducoli, Luca, ...... 146, 1083B*
Duerr, Janet, .. 962A*, 1244A*
Dues, Dylan, ........ 348B, 644A
Dumas, Kathleen, 367C, 375B
Dunn, Alexander R., ..........122
Duong, Alex, .................. 727C
Duong, Tam,................. 925C*
Duong, Trang, .............. 697C*
Durham, Timothy J.,..... 1024C
Dwivedi, Vivek, ......... 1164B*
F
Fabig, Gunar, ............. 1121A*
Fabritius, Amy, ............ 927B*
Færgeman, Nils, ............. 605A
Fagan, Kelli A., ................. 47*
Fago, A., ........................ 738B
Falls, Adam, ...................... 148
Fang-Yen, Christopher, . 215A,
....... 403C, 470A, 519B, 547C
Farboud, Behnom,................. *
Fard Ghassemi, Yasmin,626A*
Farhadifar, Reza, ............ 768B
Farnow, Cassandra, ........ 878A
Fassnacht, Christina, ....... 189*
Fatima, Soobiya, ............ 654B
Fawcett, Emily, .. 964C*, 970C
Fay, David, ......... 186*, 899A,
..................................... 1218B
Fazeli, Gholamreza, ........ 124*
Fealey, Meghan E., ...... 965A*
Fechner, Sylvia, ............. 515A
Feder, Martin, ................ 759B
Fei, Xianfeng, ..... 537B, 633B,
....................................... 634C
Feilzer, Sara, .................. 864B
E
E., Lezi, ........................ 646C*
Earnest, A., ................... 747B*
Earnest, Asa,................... 262C
Ebbing, A L. P., ........... 1013A,
...................... 1182B*, 1192C
Eberhard, Ralf, ............... 790C
Ebert, P., ....................... 1070A
Eckmann, Christian, .......106*,
..................................... 838C*
Edens, Olivia, ................. 406C
Edgley, M., .......1038B, 1065B
Edgley, Mark, ......... 7*, 1047B
Edwards, Hunter, ............ 304C
Edwards, Lanelle, ........ 1008B,
..................................... 1079A
Edwards, Stacey, ............ 716A
Edwards, Tyson, ........... 471B*
Egelhofer, Thea, ............. 822B
Eisenmann, David M., .... 792B
Eisenmann, D. M., .......... 981B
Ek-Vazquez, Zabdiel, ... 647A*
El-Ali, Nicole, .............. 1030C
56
Feinbaum, Rhonda, ... 158, 159
Feldmann, K. Genevieve, .......
..................................... 649C*
Felix, Marie-Anne, .. 61, 451C,
....................................... 947A
Félix, Marie-Anne, ..... 65, 103,
..................437A, 752A, 769C
Felton, Terry, .........................2
Feng, Likui, ............ 151, 402B
Feng, Suhua, ......................147
Feng, Zhaoyang, ..................42
Fenker, Kristin,............. 840B*
Ferguson, Annabel A., .... 280C
Ferkey, Denise,.... 559C, 617A
Fernandez, Anita, ......... 841C*
Fernandez, Anita G.,..... 1126C
Fernandez, Robert, ........ 683A,
..................................... 705B*
Fernando, Lisa, ......................7
Ferrara, Lorenzo, ............ 622C
Ferrari, Céline, ....................99
Ferreira, D. W., ............ 842A*
Ferreiro, Teressa, ............ 408B
Feuer, Sky, ..................... 985C
Fielmich, Lars-Eric,...... 1143B
Fierro-González, Juan Carlos,
....................................... 285B
Fierst, Janna, ................ 1110B
Figueroa, Zelene,350A, 472C*
Finger, Fabian, ............. 227A*
Finger, S., ....................... 828B
Fire, Andrew, ............... 1145A
Fisher, Alfred L., ............ 280C
Fisher, K., ..............................8
Fitch, D., ........................ 799C
Fitch, David, ................... 912B
Fitch, David H. A., ...... 65, 105
Fitch, D. H. A., ............... 778C
Fitzpatrick, James, .......... 532C
Flaherty, D., ................... 446A
Flamand, Mathieu,...............77
Flamand, M. N., ..............139*
Flames, N., ..................... 593A
Flatt, K. M., .................. 575A*
Flatt, Kristen M., ............ 363B
Flavell, Steven, ............... 547C
Fletcher, Marissa, ......... 228B*
Flibotte, John J., ............. 225B
Flibotte, Stephan,............ 367C
Flibotte, Stephane, ..... 7, 375B,
...........................379C, 1047B
Florens, Laurence, ........ 1214A
Flores, Alejandro, ........... 576B
Flores, Gilberto, ............. 750B
Flores, Lizette, ................ 272A
Florica, Roxana, ............. 585B
Fok, Alice, .................... 700C*
Folger, L., ....................... 699B
Folkmann, Andrew, ................
Fong, Hei Tung, ......... 1000C*
Fong, S., ......................... 448C
Fonslow, Bryan R., ..............28
Fontaine, Pauline, ......... 424C*
Fontana, Walter, ............. 332A
Forman-Rubinsky, Rachel, .....
....................................... 894B
Formisano, Rosaria,...... 695A*
Foster, D., ..................... 1089B
Foster, Olivia, ............... 1227B
Foster, Thomas, .............. 401A
Fouad, Anthony, ........... 403C*
Fowlkes, Charless,.......... 746A
AUTHOR INDEX
Fox, Nicola, .................. 229C*
F. Povoa, Euclides, ....... 1182B
F. Póvoa, Euclides, ..... 1013A*
Fradin, H., .................... 778C*
Francis, Michael, .................97
Francis, Michael M., ..... 680A,
....................................... 726B
Francisco, Michelle,143, 1081C
Francisco, Michelle A., 1109A
Frand, A., ....................... 897B
Frand, Alison, ......... 186, 898C
Frand, A. R., ................... 940C
Franz, Carl,..................... 419A
Fraser, Andrew G., ........ 417B,
........................ 1046A, 1048C
Fredens, Julius, ............... 605A
Freeberg, Mallory A., ..... 984B
Fressigné, Lucile, ....... 1084C*
Frézal, Lise, ........ 103*, 769C*
Fridman, K., ................. 1195C
Friedman, David, ............ 355C
Frøkjær-Jensen, Christian, . 130
Frooninckx, Lotte, .......... 340C
Fu, Moyu, ....................... 403C
Fu, Rong,............ 157, 1212B*
Fu, Xiang-Dong,..................86
Fuchs, Beth Burgwyn, .... 430C
Fuda, Nicholas,............. 994C*
Fuentes, A., .................. 650A*
Fujimori, Takumi, .......... 257A
Fujita, Kosuke, ............... 634C
Fujiwara, M., .................. 486B
Fujiwara, Manabi, ........ 473A*
Fukushige, Tetsunari, ... 797A*
Fukuyama, Masamitsu,.... 181*
Fukuzono, Takashi, ...... 1215B
Furuie, Hironobu, ........... 627B
Furuta, Tokiko, ............... 850C
Fuxman Bass, Juan I.,........ 12*
G
Gabdank*, Idan, ........... 1145A
Gabel, Christopher, 97, 651B*
Gabrilska, Rebecca, ........ 304C
Gaffney, Daniel, ........... 1059B
Gafken, P.,.........................153
Gaidatzis, Dimos, ......... 1086B
Gal, C., ......................... 995A*
Gal, Danna, .................... 485A
Gallegos, Maria,576B*, 1071B
Gallegos, Marie, ............. 641A
Galli, Matilde, ........... 1122B*,
....................... 1123C*, 1143B
Gallotta, I., ..................... 667C
Gally, Christelle, ............... 184
Gan, H. H., ........................139
Gan, Qiwen, ............... 1166A*
Ganem, Nabeel, ............ 966B*
Gang, Spencer, ............. 474B*
Gangi-Wellman, Luke, ... 322C
Ganihong, Ivana, ............ 344A
Gao, Shiqiang, ................ 629A
Gao, Sibyl, ..................... 953A
Garcia, AM,.................... 265C
Garcia, Anastacia M., ... 231B*
Garcia, L. Rene, ............ 478C,
.................. 505C, 555B, 564B
García, L. René, ............. 492B
Garcia, Luis Rene, ......... 372B,
.................. 468B, 693B, 916C
Garcia, S., ..................... 232C*
Garcia, V., ...................... 650A
Gardner, Morgan,............447B
Garland, Stephanie, .......1047B
Garriga, Gian, .................574C
Garrison, J.,.....................292C
Garsin, Danielle, .............285B
Gartner, Anton, ....... 135, 603B
Gasser, S., ........................... 17
Gatsi, Roxani, .................324B
Gattegno, Tamar, 652C*, 744B
Gaul, Kelli, .................... 344A
Gauthier, Kimberley, ....928C*
Gavaghan, D. J.,..............849B
Geibel, Mirjam,...............409C
Gelino, Sara, ...... 233A*, 263A
Gemma, Carolina, ..........985C,
......................................1059B
Gems, David, ...... 23, 25, 346C
Gendrel, Marie, .............577C*
Genereux, Joseph, .......... 653A
Gengyo-Ando, Keiko, .....634C
Genzink, Katherine, ........826C
Gerdes, Julie, .................... 112
Gerhold, Abigail, ....... 1124A*
Gerisch, B., .................... 341A
Gerisch, Bergit, ...............934C
Germani, F., ....................738B
Gerson-Gurwitz, Adena, .889C
Gerson-Gurwitz, Adina, ..895C
Gerstein, M., ................ 1040A
Gervirtzman, L.,............1065B
Gevirtzman, L., .............1038B
Ghai, V., .........................813B
Ghanta, Krishna, ........ 1085A*
Gharib, Shahla, .............. 635A
Ghazi, Arjumand, 230A, 280C
Ghoashian, Navid, ..........553C
Ghose, Piya, ...................... 48*
Ghosh, D. D., ..... 467A, 475C*
Ghosh, Srimoyee, ....... 1043A,
....................................1183C*
Giaever, Guri, .................417B
Giannini, Jennifer, ..........298C
Gibson, Taylor, ...............385C
Gidalevitz, Tali, . 240B, 1029B
Giese, Gabrielle, .............364C
Gieseler, Kathrin, . 287A, 414B
Gilbert, Jennifer, ......... 1125B*
Gilbert, Sophie P. R., ....798B*
Giles, Andrew, ............. 476A*
Gill, Hasreet, .................894B*
Gill, M., ......................... 377A
Gilleard, John,.................417B
Gilleland, Cody, .............. 148*
Gilliat, Ann, .................. 23, 25
Gimond, C., ....................937C
Gimond, Clotilde, ............... 99
Giordano-Santini, Rosina, 165,
........................................664C
Girard, Chloe, ...............843B*
Girard, Simon, ............... 677A
Girotti, Milena, .............. 200A
Gitschlag, Bryan, ........ 1213C*
Gkikas, Ilias, ...................274C
Glater, Elizabeth, ..........477B*
Glavin, John, ...................417B
Gleason, Adenrele,..... 1208A*
Gleason, Ryan,..............1234C
Glenwinkel, Lori, ......... 758A*
Glover, L. Anne, ............ 266A
Gobel, Verena, .. 913C, 1165C,
............ 1184A, 1186C, 1238A
Goehring, Nathan W., ....... 126
Goetsch, Paul, .............. 996B*
Goga, Andrei, ............... 1073A
Goh, Grace, .......... 267B, 997C
Goh, Grace Y. S., . 83*, 369B*
Gokce, Sertan, ................ 553C
Goldberg, Judith, ............ 871C
Golden, Andy, .....877C, 927B,
............ 1060C, 1116B, 1129C
Goldstein, Boaz, ........... 1092B
Goldstein, Bob, . , 125, 1011B,
........................ 1082A, 1163A
Gomez-Amaro, Rafael, 235C*,
...................................... 306B
Gomez-Chaves, F, .......... 856C
Gomez-Godinez, V, ....... 216B
Gomez-Marin, Alex, ...... 459B
Gómez-Saldivar, G, .... 1126C*
Gomez-Salivar, Georgina, . 129
Goncalves, Jimmy, ......... 373C
Goncalves, Jimmy F., ... 478C*
Goncharov, Alexandr, ......... 98
Gonclaves, Jimmy, ......... 505C
Gong, Jianke,..................... 42*
Gonzales, Daniel, ............ 175*
Gonzales, Patrick,........... 663B
Gonzalez, Julissa, ................24
Gonzalez, Michael,......... 750B
González-Aguilera, C, .. 1126C
Goodman, Miriam, ........... 186,
............................ 499C, 515A
Goodman, Miriam B., ...... 122,
............................ 521A, 525B
Goodrich-Blair, Heidi,.. 1037A
Goodwin, Zane, ............ 1037A
Goos, Yvonne,................ 802C
Gopal, Sandeep, ........... 844C*
Gordon, Richard, ............ 892C
Gorjanacz, Matyas,....... 1133A
Gornet, Megan, .............. 596A
Goshima, Yoshio, ......... 1225C
Goto, H.,......................... 657B
Gotta, M., ....................... 920A
Gotta, Monica,................ 808C
Gottschalk, A., ............... 621B
Gottschalk, Alexander, .. 561B,
....................................... 629A
Götz, Jürgen, .................. 211C
Goupil, Eugénie, .......... 845A*
Gourgou*, Eleni, .......... 404A*
Gourgou, Eleni, 236A*, 479A*
Goutte, Caroline, . 854A, 878A
Goyal, Sidhartha,............ 299A
Gracida, Xicotencatl, ........ 87*,
................................... 1053B*
Graf, Brittany, ................ 255B
Gramstrup Petersen, Jakob,171
Grandi, Leah,.................. 298C
Graniel, Jacqueline, ........ 367C
Grant, Ana, ... 78, 203A, 245A,
....................................... 246B
Grant, Barth,......... 112, 1208A
Grant, Jeff, ........... 174*, 671A
Grant, Kirsten, ................ 675B
Grant, W.,....................... 261B
Grant, Warwick, ............. 675B
Grants, Jennifer, .......... 929A*,
.................................... 997C*
Grau, Roberto, ................ 224A
Gravato-Nobre, Maria, . 425A*
Gravato-Nobre, M J.,...... 896A
Gray, Jeremy C., .................99
Greco, Christopher, ........ 820C
57
Green, James,..................748C
Green, Rebecca, ............ 895C*
Green, Rebecca A., ...... 1196A
Greenstein, David, ......... 108*,
....................................... 248A
Greenwald, Iva, .121, 178, 182
Greenwood, Joel, ................ 40
Greiner, Erin, ............... 653A*
Grethel, Millington, ....... 566A
Griffin, Erik, .................1174C
Griffith, A. M., ............... 526C
Grill, Brock, ......... 311A, 476A
Grill, Stephan,................... 120
Grill, Stephan W., ............. 126
Grishok, A., ............ 144, 963B
Grishok, Alla, ...... 961C, 987B
Gritti, Nicola, .......... 66*, 802C
Gronquist, Matthew R.,... 489B
Gross, Peter, ................... 126*
Grosshans, Helge, ......... 1086B
Groth, Amy C., ..............879B,
....................... 998A*, 1245B*
Grubbs, Jeremy, ...... 10, 370C*
Gruber, J., .......................448C
Gruber, Jan, ..................1023B
Grundler, F M. W., ........ 926A
Gruner, Matt, .................... 10*
Gruner, Matthew, ............ 558B
Gu, Mingyu, ................ 1214A
Guan, Asuka, ................. 710A
Guasp, Ryan, ......... 136, 237B,
....................................... 344A
Gudibanda, Pooja,........ 371A*
Gudipati, Rajani, ......... 1086B*
Guerrero, F., ................ 1148A
Guerrero, Gabriel, ......... 238C*
Gujar, Mahekta, ........... 578A*
Gulbins, Erich, ............. 1199A
Gulseren-Cakmakci, Nihal,
....................... 1087C*, 1100A
Gumienny, Tina, 731A, 930B*
Gunawan, Rudiyanto, ... 1023B
Gunsalus, K., ..................778C
Gunsalus, Kristin, .......... 986A
Gunsalus, Kristin C.,....... 861B
Guo, Chunfang, ... 245A, 246B
Guo, Max, ...................... 239A
Guo, Pengfei, ............... 1175A
Guo, Xiaoyan, ............... 372B*
Gupta, Bhagwati P., ........ 535C
Gupta, P., ......................846B*
Gupta, Pratyush, ........... 1108C
Gurkar, Aditi,................. 311A
Gurnsansky, Rhiannon, .. 641A
Guryev, Victor, ............... 673C
Gut, H., ...........................828B
Gut, Heinz, .................. 1004A
Gutierrez, Natasha, ......... 598C
Gutnik, Silvia,................... 107
Gutwein, Michelle, ......... 861B
Gutwein, M. R., .............. 778C
Guzman, Dawn, ........... 701A*
H
Haag, Andrea, .................796C
Haag, Eric, ......................783B
Haataja, Mikko, ............ 1240C
Hackett, M., ................... 305A
Haeri, Mehran, .................... 51
Haga, Syoko, ................ 1231C
Hahm, Jeong-Hoon, ..... 1202A
Hajduskova, Martina, 107, 177
Hajnal, Alex, .......... 190, 790C,
AUTHOR INDEX
........................... 796C, 1146B
Hakkim, Abdul,.............. 429B
Hale, Laura, ...................... 90*
Hale, Valerie, ................. 854A
Haley, Ryan, ................ 1169A
Hall, Brian, .................... 759B
Hall, D., ......................... 698A
Hall, David,................ 77, 117,
......572A, 719A, 823C, 1207C
Hall, David H., ........... 2, 726B
Hall, D. H.,.......................... 8*
Hall, S., .......................... 976C
Hall, Sarah E., ................... 88*
Hallem, Elissa, ..... 474B, 506A
Haller, Leonard, . 494A, 1246C
Hallett, Michael, .......... 1035B
Halliwell, B., .................. 448C
Hallman, Sam, ............... 746A
Halperin, Alexander “Sandy”,
..................................... 1248B
Hamakawa, M., ................. 11*
Hamill, Danielle R., ............ 59
Hammarlund, Marc, .......... 167
Hammond, Addam, ........ 623A
Han, Bicheng, ................ 471B
Han, Boran, ................ 1184A*
Han, Ching Tack, ........... 328C
Han, J.-D., ...................... 261B
Han, M., ............... 376C, 950A
Han, Min, ... 188, 390B, 1025A
Han*, Ting, .................... 984B
Handford, Penny, ........... 931C
Hanna-Rose, W., ............ 453B
Hanna-Rose, Wendy, .... 208C,
............... 373C*, 382C, 383A,
........................... 392A, 480B*
Hanover, John, .............. 226C,
............................. 366B, 967C
Hansen, D., .................... 846B
Hansen, Dave, .... 876B, 1108C
Hansen, Malene, ..... 24, 207B,
.................. 233A, 263A, 323A
Hapiak, Vera, .... 466C, 481C*,
...................................... 743A
Hapiak, Vera M.,................. 39
Hapial, Vera, .................. 504B
Haque, Rizwanul, ......... 654B*
Harbaugh, William,........ 497A
Harbecke, Dorothee, ...... 881A
Hardaway, J. Andrew, .... 682C
Hargitai, Balázs,................ 107
Harinath, Girish, ....136, 237B,
...................................... 344A
Hark, Brandon,............... 201B
Harke, Jailynn, ............. 239A*
Harney, Rachel,.......... 1127A*
Haroon, Suraiya, .......... 240B*
Harris, Gareth, ... 482A*, 495B
Harris, Todd, .......... 5, 6, 953A
Harrison, Neale, ... 310C, 311A
Hart, A. John, ................. 404A
Hart, Anne, ... 36, 288B, 639B,
....................................... 669B
Hart, G. Traver, ............ 1048C
Hart, Kevin, ................. 1134B
Hart, M.,.............................. 89
Hart, Michael, .............. 655C*
Harterink, Martin, ........ 579B*
Hartl, Tom, .................... 491A
Hartman, Phil, ................ 337C
Harvey, Simon, .. 748C*, 773A
Harwood, Katryn, ........ 967C*
Hasegawa, K., ................ 867B
Hasegawa, Koichi,......... 444B,
...................................... 763C
Hashimoto, Koichi,........ 537B,
............................ 633B, 634C
Hashimshony, Tamar,... 759B*
Haskell, Dustin, ............ 847C*
Hattori, Y., .......... 336B, 632A
Haupt, Kimberly A., .... 848A*,
....................................... 870B
Hauptmann, Judith,....... 1102C
Hawkins, E. G., .............. 457C
Hayden, Dustin, .................. 36
Hayden, Ryan, ................ 456B
Haynes, Lillian, .............. 477B
He, Meagan, ................... 388C
He, Siwei, ..........................97*
He, Yongqun, ..................... 31
Head, Brian, ................. 426B*
Heestand, Bree, .............. 934C
Heestand, Bree N.,.............. 74
Hegsted, Anna, .......... 1185B*,
..................................... 1191B
Heighington, Cassandra S.,.....
..................................... 1114C
Heilig, Mara, ................ 1242B
Heiman, Maxwell, ..... 148, 186
Heimbucher, Thomas, .......28*
Hekimi, Siegfried, .... 80, 570B
Helbo, S., ........................ 738B
Helms, Stephen,241C*, 483B*
Henderson, Hope R., .......... 24
Hendriks, Gert-Jan,....... 1086B
Hengartner, Michael, ........146,
....................................... 790C
Hengartner, Michael O., .........
..................................... 1083B
Henis-Korenblit, Sivan, .....156
Hennig, Christian, .............104
Hennig, Grant, ................ 558B
Henry, Chantal, .............. 638A
Heppert, Jennifer K., ..............
Hermann, Greg, ........... 1222C,
..................................... 1227B
Herndon, L. A.,..................... 8
Herrera, R. A., .............. 799C*
Herrera, R. Antonio, .........105,
....................................... 912B
Hershberger, Paul, .......... 424C
Hewitt, Jennifer E., . 85*, 304C
Hibshman, Jon, ............. 242A*
Hibshman, Jon D., .......... 253C
Higaki, S.,....................... 498B
Higashiyama, Tetsuya, ... 523C
Higgins, Christopher D., .........
Hilbert, Zoe, .... 484C*, 749A*
Hill, Andrew, ..... 485A*, 541C
Hill, Sarah, ........................94*
Hilliard, M. A., .... 667C, 696B
Hilliard, Massimo, ......... 641A,
....................................... 664C
Hilliard, Massimo A., ........165
Hills, Mark, ........................ 52
Hinkson, Izumi, .............. 359A
Hino, T., ....................... 486B*
Hipolito, Victoria, .......... 585B
Hirose, Osamu, ..................131
Hirotsu, T., ......................... 11
Hirschey, Matthew, ........... 78,
....................................... 203A
Hisamoto, Naoki,........... 565C,
..................................... 1215B
Ho, Chi-Yip, ..................... 172
Ho, Joshua, .............101, 745C
Hoang, H.,......................... 71*
Hobert, O., .... 89, 580C, 590A,
....................................... 593A
Hobert, Oliver, ......... 3, 5, 173,
.......... 180, 360B, 567B, 577C,
....... 592C, 595C, 609B, 615B,
....... 636B, 655C, 681B, 758A,
............................ 810B, 818A
Hobson, Robert J.,........ 1201C
Hochman, Tsivia, ........... 871C
Hodgkin, Jonathan, ....... 420B,
... 425A, 440A, 896A*, 999B*
Hoege, Carsten,................. 126
Hoelscher, Victoria, ....... 521A
Hoersch, S.,....................... 144
Holbrook, Robert, ........ 487C*
Holden-Dye, Lindy, ....... 408B
Holdrich, Emma, ............ 727C
Hollien, Julie, ................. 591B
Hollopeter, Gunther, .. 1214A*
Holmyard, Douglas, 172, 719A
Holt, Laurie, ................. 931C*
Holz, Anja,..................... 881A
Hom, C., ...................... 1250A
Honda, Yu,...................... 123*
Hong, Hannah, ............... 393B
Hong, Ray, ......... 750B*, 908A
Hong, S., ........................ 475C
Honjoh, S., ..................... 243B
Honjoh, Sakiko, ............. 249B
Hoogenraad, Casper, ...... 579B
Hoogewijs, D., ............... 738B
Hoover, Christopher,...... 716A
Hopkins, Christopher, .... 245A
Hoppe, Pamela, ............ 1193A
Hoppe, Thorsten, ........... 227A
Hori, S.,........................ 488A*
Hori, Sayaka, ............ 7, 596A,
....................................... 602A
Horikawa, M., ..................... 26
Horikawa, Makoto, ........ 256C
Horvitz, Bob, . 32, 49, 50, 193,
..................................... 1164B
Hoshikawa, H., ............ 243B*
Hosohama, Linzi, ........... 960B
Hou, Nicole, ................... 396B
Hourihan, John,................... 82
Houri-Ze'evi, Leah, .... 1088A*
Houston, Doug, .............. 904C
Howe, Kevin, .. 6, 952C, 956A,
..................................... 1243C
Hoy, Michael, ................... 155
Hoy, Michael J., ..........1054C*
Hoyt, Jill, ..................... 737A*
Hsiao, Tiffany, ............. 1180C
Hsieh, Chia-Ling,......... 1050B
Hsieh, Ron, .................. 1220A
Hsieh, Y.-W., ............... 580C*
Hsiung, Kuei-Ching, ...... 890A
Hsu, Ao-Lin, ....... 209A, 268C,
............................. 271C, 334C
Hsu, Jiun-Min, ........30, 244C*
Hsu, Jung-Chen,............. 782A
Hsu, Tsung-Yuan, ......... 204B,
......................... 205C, 1167B*
Hsueh, Yen-Ping, ......... 489B*
Hu, Chunxiao, ................ 408B
Hu, Patrick, ....... 245A*, 246B,
58
.................. 367C, 375B, 379C
Hu, Queenie, ....247C*, 1162C
Hu, Y., .......................... 427C*
Hu, Zhitao, ..................... 739C
Huang, A., ...................... 511C
Huang, Bo, ................... 1157A
Huang, Chun-Lan, .......... 276B
Huang, Haifen, ............... 837B
Huang, Hsin-Yi, ........... 1220A
Huang, Huiyan, .................36*
Huang, J., ................... 1055A*
Huang, Xiawei,............. 1043A
Huang, Xun, ......................169
Huang, Y.-C., ......................41
Huang, Yaling, ............. 1175A
Hubbard, E. J. A., ......... 849B*
Hubbard, E. Jane Albert, .....33
Hubert, Thomas, ............. 659A
Hudson, Martin, ........... 1002B
Hueber, Ombeline, ...... 428A*,
....................................... 903B
Huelgas-Morales, Gabriela, ....
..................................... 248A*
Huelsz-Prince, Guizela, .. 817C
Huffnagle, Ian, ............... 443A
Hughes, Timothy R., .... 1046A
Huh, Yang Hoon, ........... 586C
Hujber, Edward, ............. 591B
Hujber, Edward J., ...... 1201C*
Hung, Anthony, .............. 242A
Hung*, Wesley, ...............172*
Hung*, Wesley L.,.............169
Hunter, Robert, ............... 417B
Hunter, Skyler, ...349C, 405B*
Hunter, Tony, ......................28
Hurd, Daryl, ................. 406C*
Hurlburt, Alex, ............... 647A
Hussey, Rosalind, ......... 374A*
Hutter, Harald,..... 569A, 611A
Huynh, Chau, ............... 1024C
Huynh, Frank,........... 78, 203A
Hvastkovs, Eli, ............... 443A
Hwang, Ara B.,............... 431A
Hwang, Grace, ................ 552B
Hwang, Gyujin, 581A*, 582B*
Hwang, Sun-Young, ....... 431A
Hwang, Tom, .............. 1128B*
Hwang, Wooseon, .......... 431A
Hyman, Anthony, ......... 1132C
Hynds, DiAnna, .............. 731A
I
Ibáñez Cruceyra, P., ..... 1057C
Ihara, Akiko, ................ 249B*
Iino, Y., ........ 11, 488A, 528B,
....................................... 556C
Iino, Yuichi, .... 43, 131, 534B,
....................................... 537B
Ikeda, Muneki, ............... 523C
Ikeda, Shingo,................. 721C
Ilbay, O., ...................... 800A*
Ilkayeva, Olga, ......... 78, 203A
Inberg, Sharon, ..................46*
Inoue, A., ........................ 498B
Inoue, Akitoshi, .............. 546B
Inoue, Takao,......448C, 1000C
Insley, Peter, ........................48
Ioroi, Makoto,................. 724C
Irazoqui, Javier, ............ 1006C
Isaac, E. R., .........................53
Isacoff, Ehud, ................. 462B
AUTHOR INDEX
Ishihara, T., ..........486B, 498B
Ishihara, Takeshi, .. 131, 473A,
.............................549B, 627B
Ishihara, Taksesi, ............ 546B
Ishii, N.,.......................... 356A
Ishii, Naoaki, .................. 337C
Ishii, Takamasa, ............. 337C
Ishiwari, Tomohiro, ........ 734A
Isik, Meltem, ................ 250C*
Ismail, Nidha, ................. 429B
Itani, Omar, ....... 245A, 375B*
Ito, Satomi, ................... 702B*
Itskovic, Eyal, ................ 679C
Itskovits, Eyal,.............. 490C*
Ivashkiv, Olha, ............... 704A
Iwanir, Shachar, ...... 35, 458A,
............................ 507B, 536A
Iwasaki, Syunsuke, ....... 1176B
Iwasaki, Takashi, ............ 257A
Iwasaki, Yuishi,....549B, 634C
Iwata, S., .................... 1056B*
Iwata, Satoru, ........... 7, 1045C
Ixtlahuac, Andres, .......... 388C
Iyer, Sangeetha, ............ 491A*
Iyer, S. V., ...................... 672B
Izrayelit, Yegeniy, ...............79
Izumi, Susumu,............. 1176B
J
Jacobsen, Steven, .............. 147
Jadiya, Pooja, ................. 654B
Jaeger, Eva, .................. 1170B
Jaeger, P., ............................26
Jaeger, Philipp S., ......... 251A*
Jafari, Gholamali, ......... 252B*
Jagadeesan, Sakthimala, ... 158,
..................................... 429B*
Janes, Jurgen, ................. 985C
Jänes, Jürgen, ............. 1059B*
Jang, SoRi, ...................... 176*
Jannot, G., .........................139
Jannot, Guillaume, ....... 1097A
Janowitz, Haley, ............. 480B
Jansen, Gert, ......... 113*, 550C
Jaramillo-Lambert, Aimee, ......
................................... 1129C*
Jarrell, T., ....................... 698A
Jayamani, Elamparithi, . 430C*
Jee, Changhoon, ........... 492B*
Jeffers, Tess, ................. 969B*
Jegla, T., ......................... 453B
Jenkins, D., ..................... 699B
Jenna, Sarah, .............. 1035B*
Jennifer A., Schumacher, 566A
Jenzer, Celine, ............ 1168C*
Jeong, D., ............................29
Jeong, Dae-Eun, ........... 431A*
Jerjos, Leen, ................... 820C
Ji, Ni, .. 40, 172, 493C*, 1182B
JI, T., .......................... 1057C*
Ji, Tingting, .......................133
Jia, F., ................ 376C*, 950A
Jia, Shu, ........................ 1184A
Jian, Youli, ................... 1239B
Jiang, Hao-Ching,........... 244C
Jiang, Hongbing, ............ 419A
Jiang, Jianhao, ............ 1001A*
Jiang, K., ........................ 496C
Jiang, Karen, .... 494A*, 628C,
..................................... 1246C
Jiao, A., ...................... 1089B*
Jill, Bettinger, ............... 456B*
.......................... 331C, 1019A
Kammenga, J. E., .............. 161
Kan, Emily, .................... 477B
Kane, Nanci,................. 1234C
Kang, Christine Y.,......... 792B
Kang, Moon Kyung, ....... 273B
Kanno, Yuki, ................ 1231C
Kanzaki, Natsumi, .......... 789B
Kao, Aimee, ......... 204B, 205C
Kao, Aimee W.,............ 1167B
Kao, M., ....................... 496C*
Kao, Michelle, .. 628C, 1246C*
Kapahi, P., ...................... 377A
Kapahi, Pankaj, .............. 210B
Kapitein, Lucas, ............. 579B
Kaplan, Harris, .................. 134
Kaplan, Joshua, .............. 739C
Kaplan, Oktay Ismail,... 821A*
Kaplan, Rebecca,.......... 932A*
Kaplan, Rebecca E. W.,.. 814C
Karalay, O., .........................26
Karalay, Oezlem,251A, 256C*
Kardakaris, Rozina, ........ 306B
Karina, Evguenia, ......... 1218B
Karp, Xantha, ................. 385C
Karp, Xantha E., ............. 984B
Karpel, Jonathan,.......... 851A*
Karrick, Megan, ............. 847C
Karst, Uwe, .................. 1199A
Kartik, Akshara, ............. 820C
Katada, Toshiaki, .............. 181
Katewa, S., ..................... 377A
Kato, Kosuke, ................. 284A
Kato, Mihoko, .... 118*, 1187A
Kato, Saul,....................... 134*
Kattner, L., ..................... 621B
Katz, Menachem, .............. 35*
Katz, S., ........................ 897B*
Katz, Sophie, ................ 898C*
Katzen, Abraham,......... 497A*
Kauffman, Amanda, ....... 452A
Kaufman, Daniel, ......... 432B*
Kaur, Supinder, ............ 656A*
Kawamura, K., ............. 657B*
Kawano, Taizo, .............. 493C
Kawano, Tsuyoshi, ....... 257A*
Kawazoe, Yuya, ............. 634C
Keenan, Samuel, ........ 1002B*
Keith, Scott A., ............... 280C
Keller, Julia, ................... 368A
Keller, Laurent, ............ 1075C
Keller, Martin, .... 146*, 1083B
Kelley, Charlotte, ....... 1216C*
Kelley, Melissa,.... 186, 899A*
Kelly, Jeffery, ................. 653A
Kemp, Hilary, ............... 933B*
Kemper, Kevin, ................. 142
Kemphues, Kenneth, ... 28, 154
Kempton, Colton,957B, 971A*
Kennedy, Julie, .................. 119
Kennedy, Meaghan M., .. 998A
Kenny, Isabel, .............. 934C*
Kenyon, Cynthia, ....... 70, 135,
....... 213B, 279B, 297B, 308A
Kerk, SY, .......................... 89*
Kerk, S. Y., .................... 590A
Kerkhof, Engelien, ....... 407A*
Kerr, Rex, ..................... 703C*
Kersen, David,................ 719A
Kersey, Paul, .........................6
Kersey, Rossio, .............. 797A
Kershner, Aaron M.,........... 72,
Jimenez, Monet,......... 1130A*
Jimeno, A.,..................... 593A
Jin, Felix, ....................... 620A
Jin, Q., ........................... 398A
Jin, Qi, ..........................583C*
Jin, Y., ................................ 91
Jin, Yishi, ........, 1, 86, 98, 164,
....... 658C, 659A, 691C, 714B,
........................... 735B, 1063C
Jobson, Meghan A., ........253C
Joeng, Dae-Eun, .................. 27
Johnsen, Holly, ................. 49*
Johnson, Christina,............ 174
Johnson, Jenna, .. 964C, 970C*
Johnson, J. L., ..................... 45
Johnson, Steven, .............957B
Johnson, Steven M., ....... 971A
Johnson, Thomas, ..........286C,
..................................... 1205A
Jois, M., ..........................261B
Jolliffe, Anita Kristine, 1136A
Jones, Kristine E., .......... 362A
Jones, Matt,.....................532C
Joo, Hyoe-Jin, .... 387B, 850C*
Joo, Kyung-Il, .............. 1202A
Jordan, James, ................ 932A
Jordan, James M., .........253C*
Jorgensen, Erik, ..... 130, 591B,
.. 715C, 1069C, 1209B, 1214A
Jorgensen, Erik M., .......... 176,
......................................1201C
Jorgensen, Nels, ..............591B
Jose, A. M., ...................1104B
Jose, Antony, .. 1008B, 1076A,
......................... 1079A, 1103A
Josephson, Matthew, .....801B*
Joshi, Kishore, ................283C
Jospin, Maelle, ........ 133, 709C
Joswala, Swetha Ramani,........
................................... 1058A*
Jovic, Katharina, .......... 254A*
Jow, Margaret, PhD, .... 1130A
Joyner, Alyssa, ............... 443A
Juang, Bi-Tzen, .. 501B, 1071B
Judkins, J. J., ...................937C
Judkins, Joshua, ... 361C, 386A
Judy, Meredith, ...............205C
Julian, David, ................. 218A
Jülicher, Frank, ................. 126
Julie, Claycomb, ......... 1080B*
Jung, Hana, .................... 779A
Jung, S., ..........................513B
Juo, Peter, .......................718C
K
Kabara, Megan,.............1137B
Kaeberlein, Matt, ............252B
Kaempfer, Philipp, ........1041B
Kagande, Axucillia, ........447B
Kagias, Konstantinos, ....300B,
......................................495B*
Kaibuchi, Kozo, ..............721C
Kalb, Robert G., ..............225B
Kalchhauser, Irene, ........... 107
Kaletsky, Rachel, ....166, 452A
Kalichamy, Saraswathi, ... 102,
..................................... 584A*
Kalis, Andrea K., ............616C
Kamak, Madhushree, .. 1215B*
Kamat, Shaunak, ...........255B*
Kammenga, Jan, .. 771B, 773A
Kammenga, Jan E., ....... 254A,
59
............................. 848A, 870B
Kessler, Zebulin, ................ 58,
......................... 1135C, 1136A
Ketting, Rene, ............. 1090C*
Keusch, Jeremy, ........... 1004A
Keusch, J. J., ...................828B
Khalil, Moe, ....................553C
Khaliullin, Renat,............ 895C
Khan, Abdul Aziz, .............. 27
Khan, Liakot, ... 913C, 1186C*
Khan, Liakot A., .......... 1165C,
..................................... 1238A
Khanikar, Jayshree, ........... 147
Khanna, A., .................. 377A*
Khanna, Akshat, ............. 388C
Khivansara, Vishal,............. 86
Khivansara*, Vishal,....... 984B
Kho, Kelvin, ...................373C
Kho, Michael, .................820C
Kienle, Simone, ............ 802C*
Kihara, Shinya, ............. 1105C
Kikuchi, T., .....................867B
Kikuchi, Taisei, ... 763C, 789B
Killeen, Marie, .............. 585B*
Kilner, Arielle, .............. 1170B
Kim, Byunghyuk, ....... 704A*,
......................................900B*
Kim, Chuna, ....................... 52
Kim, Dennis,....... 228B, 342B,
.................. 484C, 522B, 749A
Kim, Dennis H., ... 206A, 380A
Kim, Do-Young, ........ 1202A*
Kim, Do Han, .................273B
Kim, Dongwook, ............ 273B
Kim, Eunkyeong, ................ 52
Kim, Heekyeong, ........... 770A
Kim, Hyesook, .................... 52
Kim, Hyun-Min, .......... 1064A
Kim, Hyunmin, .......27, 1202A
Kim, Jinmahn, .............. 586C*
Kim, John, ........................ 147
Kim, John K.,............ 86, 984B
Kim, Jun, ....................... 770A
Kim, Junsung, ............... 258B*
Kim, Kyuhyung, ............586C,
........................... 824A, 1202A
Kim, Kyung Won, ........ 658C*
Kim, Richard, ................ 221A
Kim, Seongseop, ............. 705B
Kim, Sharon,............... 1060C*
Kim, Shawn J.,............. 1043A
Kim, Stuart, ................... 359A
Kim, Sung Hee, .............. 328C
Kim, Sungjong, ............ 587A*
Kim, T., ..........................496C
Kim, Taejoon, .... 628C, 1246C
Kim, Y., .............................. 29
Kim, Yeon-Soo, .............. 273B
Kim, Younghoon, ........... 838C
Kim, Yumi, ......... 55*, 1131B*
Kimble, Ashley, ............ 1170B
Kimble, Judith, ........ 72, 835C,
................. 848A, 858B, 870B,
.................. 872A, 873B, 879B
Kimura, Kotaro, ............. 562C,
............................ 633B, 634C
Kind, Jop, ......................... 129
King, Benjamin,............. 836A
King, Skylar, .................259C*
Kiontke, K., ...................778C,
........................................799C
Kiontke, Karin, ...... 65*, 105*,
AUTHOR INDEX
....................................... 912B
Kipreos, Edward T., ....... 110*,
................... 192, 806A, 1114C
Kirchner, Marcel, ....... 1132C*
Kirienko, Daniel,............... 160
Kirienko, Natalia, ............ 160*
Kishimoto, S., .............. 260A*
Kishore, Ranjana,........... 955C
Kishore, Shivendra,........... 146
Kissiov, Djem, ............. 1059B
Kitazono, T., ................ 498B*
Kitazono, Tomohiro, ...... 546B
Klammt, Christian, .............. 28
Klebanow, Lindsey, ..... 1113B
Klein, C.,............................. 26
Klein, Mason,...................... 40
Klempic, Emra, .... 330B, 815A
Kleuser, Burkhard, ....... 1199A
Klevit, Rachel, ............... 933B
Kleyman, Thomas R., .... 539A
Kliewer, Steven, ............. 399B
Klompstra, Diana, ........ 1159C
Kloock, Anke, ................ 441B
Knable, Rhianna,............ 641A
Knapp, Alec, .................. 594B
Kniazeva, M.,................. 950A
Kniazeva, Marina, .......... 390B
Knight, Matthew, .............. 101
Knott, Julie,.............. 4, 1034A
Knowlton, Wendy, ....... 659A*
Knudsen, Kaeli,............ 972B*
Knutson, Andrew, .84*, 822B*
Kobayashi, Kyogo, ........ 721C
Kobayashi, Y., ..... 336B, 632A
Kobayashi, Yusuke, ..... 1231C
Kocsisova, Zuzana, ... 9, 262C,
..................................... 852B*
Koehler, Fabian,............. 312B
Koelle, Michael, ............. 683A
Koelle, Michael R., ....... 685C,
............................. 705B, 725A
Koelle, M. R., ................ 475C
Koers, Jana,.................... 241C
Kohara, Yuji, ......... 145, 803A
Kolnik, Julie,.................. 706C
Kolundzic, Ena,............... 177*
Komarnytsky, Slavko, .... 255B
Komatsu, Maki,.............. 257A
Komuniecki, Patricia,..... 504B
Komuniecki, Richard, ... 466C,
.................. 504B, 527A, 544C
Konakawa, Ryoji, .......... 827A
Kondo, L. M., ................ 457C
Koneru, Sneha,............... 750B
König, Julia, ................. 1151A
Konkus, Rebecca, .......... 385C
Konno, Hiroyuki, ......... 803A*
Kontani, Kenji,.................. 181
Koorman, Thijs, .....164, 658C,
..................................... 1159C
Kopito, Ronen, ............... 507B
Kormish, J., .................... 760C
Kornfeld, K., .................. 989A
Kornfeld, Kerry,9, 262C, 839A,
.................. 852B, 885B, 990B
Kornfeld, S. K., .............. 747B
Korngut, L., ................... 630B
Korona, Bogusia, ........... 931C
Korswagen, Hendrik C.,..........
............ 1013A, 1182B, 1192C
Kosalka, J.,................. 1091A*
Kostow, Nora, .........55, 1131B
Kumsta, Caroline, ........ 263A*
Kunihiro, Matsumoto, .... 643C
Kunitomo, H., ................ 556C
Kunitomo, Hirofumi, ....... 43*,
............................. 534B, 537B
Kuo, Cheng-Ju, ............ 433C*
Kuo, Yu-Lin,................ 501B*
Kuramochi, Masahiro, . 708B*
Kurup, Naina, ................... 98*
Kushleika, John,... 435B, 436C
Kutscher, Lena, .......... 1169A*
Kuwabara, P.,................. 291B
Kuwabara, Patricia, ........ 905A
Kuzmanov, Aleksandra, ... 186,
................................... 1133A*
Kyoda, K.,.................... 1112A
Kyoda, Koji, ................ 1152B
Kyriakakis, Emmanouil,264B*
Kotagama, K., ..951B, 1036C*
Koulechova, Diana, ...... 499C*
Koushika, Sandhya, ...... 1215B
Koushika, Sandhya P., .. 1230B
Kousnetsov, Robert, ..... 804B*
Koutsovoulos, G., ......... 787C*
Koutsovoulos, Georgios, ........
.......................... 785A, 1096C
Kovacevic, Ismar, .......... 598C,
............................ 608A, 624B
Kovtun, M., .................... 778C
Kow, Rebecca,.............. 660B*
Kowalchuk, Kevin, ......... 876B
Kowalski, Jennifer, ....... 706C*
Kozlova, Alena, 588B*, 589C*
Kozlowski, Lucie, .. 12, 378B*
Krach, Joshua, ................ 856C
Kraemer, Brian, ............. 435B,
........436C, 445C, 660B, 676C
Krag, C., ............................. 20
Kramer, Brendan, ......... 1117C
Kramer, M., ................ 1003C*
Kramer`, Mackenzie, ...... 820C
Kranz, A.-L., ................ 1003C
Kranz, Anna-Lena, ........ 983A,
.......................... 992A, 1018C
Krassovsky, Kristina, ... 973C*
Kratsios, P., ............ 89, 590A*
Krauchunas, Amber, .... 853C*,
...................................... 877C
Krause, Michael, 366B, 1044B
Krause, Micheal, ............ 797A
Kravtsov, Veronika, ....... 652C
Kravtsova, Natalia, ......... 923A
Kreher, Jeremy, .................68*
Kretz-Remy, Carole,....... 414B
Krewer, Finn, ................. 622C
Krieg, Michael, ........ 122*, 186
Kroetz, Mary B., ................13*
Kroll-Conner, Peggy, ..... 870B
Kruempel, Joseph, ....... 246B*,
..................................... 379C*
Kruglyak, L., ...................... 14
Kruglyak, Leonid, .......... 770A
Krzyzanowski, Michelle, 559C
Kubiseski, Terrance J., .. 247C,
.......................... 303B, 1162C
Kucuktepe, S., .............. 261B*
Kudron, Michelle, .......... 673C
Kuehnert, Paul, ............. 1189C
Kuge, Sayuri, ..... 549B, 627B*
Kugler, H., ...................... 849B
Kuhara, A., ..................... 529C
Kuhara, Atsushi, 707A*, 724C
Kuhara, Aysushi, ............ 734A
Kuhn, Jonathan, ............ 1189C
Kuhn, Sally, .................... 666B
Kulalert, Warakorn, ...... 380A*
Kulkarni, Anagha, ........ 500A*
Kulkarni, Arpita, ............ 881A
Kumar, Abhishek, ......... 598C,
............................ 608A, 624B
Kumar, J., ....................... 377A
Kumar, Jitendra, ........... 1215B
Kumar, K. Vijay, ...............126
Kumar, Lalit, .................. 654B
Kumar, S., ...................... 305A
Kumar, Sandeep, .......... 262C*
Kumar, T. Vinod, ......... 1230B
Kumari, Pooja, ........... 1004A*
Kumari, Pushpa, ............. 859C
Kume, Masahiko, ..............181
L
Labarre, Audrey, .......... 661C*
Labbé, Jean-Claude, ......... 109,
.............. 845A, 1124A, 1177C
Labed, Sid Ahmed, ........ 429B
LaBella, Matt, .............. 591B*
Labouesse, Michel, ........... 184
Ladage, Mary L., ........... 231B
Ladage, ML, ................ 265C*
Laetsch, D. R., ............... 787C
Lagido, Cristina, .......... 266A*
Laguer, Jade, ....................... 24
Lai, Allison, ....... 841C, 1126C
Lai, Regina,.................. 267B*
Lai, Regina C., .................... 83
Lai, Yi-Chun, ..... 268C*, 271C
Laine, Viviane,............. 709C*
Lajoie, B., ........................... 16
Lakhina, Vanisha, 166*, 452A
Lakshmanan, L., ............ 448C
Lakso, Merja, ............... 1016A
Lam, Arielle, ................ 805C*
Lam, B., ......................... 496C
Lam, Brian, ........ 628C, 1246C
Lambie, Eric, ............... 1214A
Lamelza, Piero, ............ 788A*
Lamendella, Regina, ...... 322C
Lamm, Ayelet, . 966B, 1092B*
Lamond, Angus,................ 135
Lamond, Angus I., ........ 603B,
..................................... 1072C
LaMunyon, Craig, 834B, 837B
Lan, Jianfeng, ................ 210B
Lancaster, B., ............... 1206B
Lancaster, Brett, ..........1005B*
Landis, Jessica, ...... 166, 452A
Lange, Jeffrey, ............. 1214A
Lange, Stephanie,........... 373C
Lans, Hannes, ................ 313C
Lant, Benjamin, .............. 114*
Lanzo, A., .................... 502C*
Lapierre, Louis R., ............ 24*
Larance, Mark, ...... 135, 1072C
Laranjeiro, Ricardo, ..... 269A*
Largeau, Celine, ........... 1168C
Larkins-Ford, Jonah, ...... 430C
Larouche, Myreille,...... 1124A
Larson, E. M., .............. 434A*
Larson, Stephen, ............ 892C
Laskova, Valeriya, ........... 172,
.............................710A, 719A
Lasse, Samuel, ..... 499C, 521A
Latorre, I., ...................... 995A
60
Latza, C., .............................26
Latza, Christian, .. 251A, 256C
Lätzer, Joachim, ............. 594B
Lau, Alyssa,.......................15*
Lau, Hiu, ...................... 503A*
Laurance, Megan, ..............135
Law, Fiona, ................ 1217A*
Law, Wenjing, .............. 504B*
Law, Wen Jing, .............. 527A
Lawrence, Katherine, . 1134B*
Lazaro-Pena, Maria, ....... 704A
Lazetic, Vladimir,....... 1218B*
Le, Hai,......................... 1008B
Le, Son Tho, ................... 782A
Lea, Susan, ..................... 931C
Leahul, L., ...................... 846B
Learman, Lisa, ................ 717B
LeBoeuf, Brigitte,.......... 492B,
..................................... 505C*
LeBoeuf, Sarah, .............. 235C
Lee, Anna, .................... 1035B
Lee, Boyun, .................... 770A
Lee, ChangHwan, .835C, 858B
Lee, D., ..................... 29, 833A
Lee, Daehan, ......... 173, 767A,
..................................... 770A*
Lee, Deborah, ................. 289C
Lee, Dongyeop, ...... 27*, 431A
Lee, Eudoria, .......................90
Lee, Eui Seung, .................165
Lee, Harksun, ...... 540B, 770A
Lee, James, .........381B*, 391C
Lee, Jin Il,............ 102*, 449A,
............................ 584A, 751C
Lee, Joon Ha,................ 506A*
Lee, Junho, ...... 52, 173, 510B,
.................540B, 587A, 767A,
............................ 770A, 982C
Lee, Ka-Young, ...................83
Lee, Katherine, ............. 1047B
Lee, Kyung Suk, .......... 507B*,
....................................... 538C
Lee, KyungWha, ...............170
Lee, Lucy, .................. 1006C*
Lee, MH., ..................... 1106A
Lee, Ming-Min, ............ 1037A
Lee, S.-J. V., ......................29*
Lee, Seung-Jae V.,.... 27, 431A
Lee, Siu Sylvia, .............. 314A
Lee, Sun-Kyung, ........... 273B,
........................ 508C*, 779A*
Lee, Tong Young,.......... 584A,
..................................... 751C*
Lee, Ying-Hue, ............... 276B
Lee, Youngsook, .................27
Lee, Yujin,...................... 431A
Lees, Hayley, .....................22*
Leet, Donna, ................. 854A*
Legouis, Renaud, .......... 1168C
Lehner, Ben, ................... 331C
Leighton, Daniel, ...............34*
Leinwand, Sarah, ............ 514C
Leo, Keresser,................. 272A
Leonard, Emily, ............ 1149B
Leonti, Amanda, ............. 729B
Leroux, Michel, .... 116, 1047B
Leroux, M. R., .....................45
Leskovsky, Peter, ........... 622C
L'Etoile, Noelle, . 561B, 629A,
................. 637C, 697C, 722A,
....................... 1071B, 1073A
L’Etoile, Noelle, ........... 1157A
AUTHOR INDEX
L'Etoile, Noelle D.,......... 975B
Leung, David, ................. 424C
Lev, I., .......................... 974A*
Levin, Michal, ................ 759B
Levine, Erel, ........219B, 507B,
................ 536A, 538C, 1006C
Lew, Shw, ...................... 532C
Lewis, Alexandra, ...... 1093C*
Lewis, Edwin, .............. 1037A
Leyva-Díaz, Eduardo, .. 592C*
Leyva-Illades, Dinorah, .. 642B
Lezzerini, Marco, .......... 202C,
...........................241C, 270B*
L'Hernault, S. W.,........... 883C
Li, Ching-Ki, .................. 464A
Li, Chris, ............ 194A, 586C,
............................ 938A, 939B
Li, Chunmei, .....................116
Li, C. M., .............................45
Li, Hairi, ..............................86
Li, Kunhua, .................... 402B
Li, Linfeng, .......................157
Li, Meiyang, ................. 1175A
Li, Runsheng, .... 869A, 1050B
Li, Wei, .......................... 509A
Li, Weixun, .................... 508C
Li, Wenna, .........................157
Li, Yini, ........................ 855B*
Li, Yongjun, ................. 1095B
Li, Yuan, .................... 1219C*
Li, Yuanbao,......... 157, 1212B
Li, Zao, ......................... 662A*
Li, Zhaoyu, ..................... 741B
Li, Zhongyu, ................... 252B
Liachko, Nicole, .......... 435B*,
................ 436C*, 445C, 676C
Liang, Chung-Yi, ......... 271C*
Liang, Jun, .................... 272A*
Liao, Chien-Po, .................95*
Lichtman, Jeff, .... 710A, 719A
Lieb, J.,........................... 991C
Lieb, Jason, ........969B, 1026B
Lieb, Jason D.,.............. 1011B
Liebau, Andrew, ......... 1094A*
Liewald, JF., ................... 621B
Lightfoot, James, ............... 64*
Lightfoot, James W., ..... 530A,
....................................... 881A
Lillemeier, Bjorn F., ............28
Lim, Daisy S., ........ 52, 510B*
Lim, Maria, ..........493C, 583C
Lim*, Maria A.,......... 169, 172
Lim, Yun-Ki, ................ 273B*
Lin, C., ......................... 511C*
Lin, Shin-Yi, .................. 757C
Lin, Yi-Chun, ................. 890A
Lin, Yi-hsiu, ................. 1155B
Lindy, Holden-Dye,........ 723B
Ling, Linsay, ..... 494A, 1246C
Link, Chris, .................. 663B*
Linton, Casey, ...... 165, 664C*
Lionaki, Eirini, ............. 274C*
Liro, Malgorzata J., ...... 935A*
Lisack, Jaime, ............... 275A*
Lisicovas, Viktoras, ...... 512A*
Lissemore, Jim, ............ 856C*
Lister-Shimauchi, Evan, . 216B
Lithgow, Gordon, ........... 239A
Littleford, Hana, ............. 912B
Litz, Timothy, ............ 1170B*
Liu, Bin, .............285B, 1171C
Liu, Chang,................. 1007A*
Liu, Dong,...................1095B*
Liu, He, ...........................495B
Liu, J., .............................813B
Liu, Jianfeng, ...... 31, 42, 355C
Liu, Jinchao, ...............1171C*
Liu, Jonathan, .... 635A, 1187A
Liu, Jun, ........................936B*
Liu, Kai, ....................... 1166A
Liu, Kuan-Yu, ................ 890A
Liu, L., ......................... 1055A
Liu, Pengpeng, ..............1095B
Liu, Tao, .........................823C
Liu, Xianghua, ..............1168C
Liu, Xiao, ................... 1061A*
Liu, Y.,............................261B
Liu, Z., ..........................513B*
Liu, Zheng, ............. 28, 514C*
Liu, Zhiyu, ......................936B
Lizaso, Analyn, .............276B*
Lloret, C.,..................... 593A*
Lo, Jacqueline, ..............277C*
Lo, Szecheng J., ............. 890A
Lo, Te-Wen,. 62, 275A, 1014B
Lo, Yun-Hua, ................. 782A
Locke, Tiffany, .............. 374A
Lockery, Shawn, ............ 497A
Loer, Curtis, ..................594B*
Loester, Elisabeth, ........1068B
Loewen, R. A., ..............760C*
Lohrmann, Esther, ..........241C
Loizeau, Frederic, ........ 515A*
Lok, James, .....................399B
Lokman, Christien, ........ 407A
Lomax, Jane, ....... 952C, 956A,
......................................1243C
Lombard, David B., ........271C
Long, Lijiang, ...............1095B
Looney, Monika,......... 1008B*
Lopes, Amanda, ..............307C
López Santos, Agustín, ...756B
Lopez-Vetrone, Sylvia, ...........
................................... 1187A*
Lotfi, Michelle, ...............589C
Loucks, C. M., .................. 45*
Lourenço, G., ..................232C
Lowry, Josh, ................ 857A*
Lowry, Joshua,..............1119B
Lowry, Joshua B., ............... 59
L. Schneider, Daniel, ......262C
Lu, Hang, ........... 358C, 1007A
Lu, Tu, .............................. 111
Lu, Xiaojun, ................. 1037A
Lu, Yangning, .......172, 710A*
Lu, Yun,.................... 48, 612B
Luallen, Robert, ........... 437A*
Lucas, J., .........................778C
Luciani, Genna M., .........417B
Ludewig, A. H., ............937C*
Ludewig, Andreas, ... 79, 371A
Ludin, Alec, ................... 491A
Luehr, Sebastian, ........ 1203B*
Lundby, Zachary, ............960B
Lundquist, Erik, ... 578A, 801B
Luo, Jintao, ...................516B*
Lussi, Y. C., ...................... 20*
Luthe, Katharina, .............. 104
Ly, Tony, .......................... 135
Lyashenko, Alexey, ......711B*
Lyczak, Rebecca, .........1170B,
..................................... 1172A
Lynch, Tina R., .............858B*
Lynn, Dana, ...................... 73*
M
Ma, Long, ....................... 516B
Ma, Tian-Hsiang, ........... 890A
Ma, Xiaopeng, .............. 1061A
Macaisne, Nicolas, ..... 1135C*
Macchietto, Marissa, ... 1030C,
...................... 1037A*, 1247A
Machado, M., ................. 357B
Machado, Marina, 195B, 327B
Machado, Pedro, ............ 622C
Machiela, Emily, . 348B, 644A
Mack, Hildegard,.......... 279B*
MacNeil, Lesley, ............ 303B
MacNeil, Lesley T., ........ 247C
MacRae, Calum A., ........ 417B
Maddox, Paul, . 1124A, 1142A
Maddox, Paul S., ............... 109
Maddux, Sarah K., ....... 280C*
Madruga, Blake, . 623A, 628C,
....................... 1204C*, 1246C
Maduro, Morris, 791A, 1021C
Maglioni, S., ................... 321B
Maglioni, Silvia, ........... 281A*
Maguire, Julie,.............. 1207C
Mahabir, Arnold, ............ 946C
Mahalak, Karley, ............ 923A
Mahanti, Parag, .............. 371A
Maheshwari, Richa, ...... 859C*
Mahoney, Kelly, ............. 762B
Maicas, M., .................... 593A
Maier, Wolfgang, ........... 324B
Maine, Eleanor, ...855B, 856C,
....................................... 980A
Mains, Paul, ............. 60, 907C
Mains, Paul E., ............... 893A
Maiorelle, Jenna, ............ 922C
Maios, C., ....................... 630B
Maios, Claudia, ... 626A, 661C
Mair, William, 78, 203A, 648B
Maity, Shuvadeep,.......... 282B
Maity, Tuhin, ..... 143, 1096C*
Malany, Siobhan, ........... 424C
Malawista, Anna, ........... 901C
Malik, Harmit, ........ 152, 788A
Maloney, Patrick, ........... 424C
Mandalapu, Sailaja, ........ 695A
Mangelsdorf, David,....... 399B
Mango, Susan, ................ 823C
Mangone, M., ................ 951B,
......................... 1032B, 1036C
Manning, Laura, 596A, 712C*
Mano, Itzhak, ...... 170*, 638A,
....................................... 649C
Mansfield, R., ............... 517C*
Mansfield, Richard, ........ 541C
Manteghi, Sanaz, .................77
Maracaja, Vinicius, ........... 138
Marcotte, Edward, .......... 553C
Marfil, Vanessa, ........... 938A*
Mariani, L., .........................20
Mariol, Marie-Christine,. 414B
Markaki, Maria,...................76
Marquina, Javier,.. 598C, 624B
Marquina-Solis, Javier, .. 608A
Martin, Ashley, . 712C, 713A*
Martin, Edwige,.............. 414B
Martin, I., ....................... 457C
Martin, Julie, .......................58
Martin, Natalia, ............ 438B*
Martin, S., ...................... 672B
Martineau, Céline, .......... 673C
61
Martinelli, S., ..................502C
Martinez-Perez, E., ............. 53
Martino, L., .................... 920A
Maruyama, I., .................657B
Maruyama, Ichiro, ........ 512A,
............................. 702B, 720B
Maruyama, Shinichi,...... 473A
Mason, Adam, ................ 912B
Masoudi, Neda, ............. 595C*
Mastroianni, Michael, ... 366B*
Mastronardi, Karina, ......910C,
.................................... 1188B*
Mata Cabana, Alejandro, 673C
Matai, Latika,................ 282B*
Mateo, Abigail Rachele, .........
1136A*
Mathews, Ellie, ............. 1015C
Mathies, Laura, ............... 456B
Mathies, L. D., ............. 518A*
Matlack, Tarmie,........... 283C*
Matsuda, S., ................... 356A
Matsuda, Tomoki, ........... 627B
Matsumoto, Kunihiro, ....565C,
......................................1215B
Matsumoto, Shinya, ..... 284A*
Matsumura, Yasuki, ....... 284A
Matsuzaki, K.,..................... 53
Matthewman, Cristina,..... 174,
........................... 596A, 665A*
Mattos-Guaraldi, A L,..... 420B
Matus, David, ................ 929A
Maulik, Malabika,......... 666B*
Maul-Newby, H., ............ 897B
Mauro, Michael, ........... 1126C
Mauzy-Melitz, Debra, .. 1247A
Mazzarella, N., ............. 667C*
Mazzochette, Eileen, ...... 515A
Mazzochette, Eileen A., .. 525B
McCallum, Katie, ......... 285B*
McClendon, Brooke,...... 230A
McClendon, T. Brooke, .. 234B
McCloskey, Richard, ......... 28,
......................................519B*
McCloskey, T., .............. 377A
McClure, Courtney, ....... 695A
McColl, Gawain,............. 675B
McCord, R., ........................ 16
McCormack, Gillian, ...... 904C
McCreedy, Evan, ............ 624B
McCright, Samuel, .......... 717B
McCulloch, Katherine,.. 714B*
McDiarmid, Troy, ......... 520C*
McEachin, Richard, ...... 245A,
........................................246B
McElhanon, Kevin, ......... 325C
McEwan, A. H., .................. 45
McGhee, J., .....................991C
McGhee, James,........... 1005B,
......................................1026B
McGhee, J. D., .............. 1206B
Mc Ginley, Brian, ........... 622C
McGinnity, Martin, ......... 622C
McGovern, Olivia, ....... 1136A
McGrath, Patrick, ..... 99, 358C
McGrath, P. T., ............... 979C
McGrew, Steven, ............ 892C
McIntyre, Daniel, ......... 860A*
McJunkin, Katherine,........ 69*
McLaggan, Debbie, ....... 266A
McMillan, Pam, .............. 676C
McNeely, Marie E., ............ 59
AUTHOR INDEX
McPherson, Kevin P., .. 521A*
McReynolds, Melanie, .. 373C,
......................... 382C*, 383A*
McWhirter, Rebecca, .. 97, 172
McWhirter, Rebecca D., ... 167
Mecenas, Desirea, .......... 986A
Mecenas, Desirea G., ... 861B*
Mechler, A., ................... 261B
Medhi, Ragini, ............. 1072C
Medina, Rebeca, ............ 351B
Medley, Jeff, .. 1137B*, 1194B
Meeds, Ted, ................. 1118A
Meinhart, Carl, ............... 944A
Meisel, Joshua,... 522B*, 749A
Meister, Gunter, ........... 1102C
Meister, Peter, .......129, 1126C
Meléndez, A., ................. 874C
Melendez, Alicia, ........... 393B
Melentijevic, Ilija, .136*, 237B
Meli, V., ......................... 897B
Meli, Vijaykumar, ............. 186
Mellman, Katie, ........... 1071B
Mello, Craig, ........137, 1078C,
..................................... 1085A
Mellor, EJC, ................... 229C
Mellor, Jane, .................. 214C
Memar, Nadin, ................ 104*
Membreno, Edward,.... 1184A,
..................................... 1186C
Mendel, Jane, ...................... 5*
Mendenhall, Alexander,286C*,
..................... 1009C*, 1205A*
Mendez, Ernesto, ........... 853C
Mendoza, Luis, .............. 819B
Mendoza, S., .................. 496C
Mendoza, Steve, 494A, 628C*,
......................... 1204C, 1246C
Meneely, Philip, ........... 901C*
Meng, Jassy,................... 943C
Meng, L., .......................... 91*
Menon, Gautam, .......... 1230B
Menzel, Ralph, ............... 368A
Mergoud dit Lamarche,
Adeline, ....................... 287A*
Merlet, Jorge, .................... 189
Merret, Stephanie, ........ 1041B
Merrill, Sean, ............... 715C*
Merrill, Sean A., .......... 1201C
Merrow, Martha, ............ 409C
Mersha, Mahlet, ............. 695A
Messin, Liam John, ...... 1139A
Meteer, John, ................. 415C
Meyer, B., ........................... 16
Meyer, Barbara, .......... , 783B,
....................................... 994C
Meyer, Barbara J., .............. 62,
..................... 130, 958C, 973C
Michael, Matthew, ...... 1117C,
....................... 1138C*, 1154A
Michaelson, David, ........ 871C
Michaud, Pascale, ...... 1097A*
Michaux, G., ................ 1140B
Micikas, R. M., .............. 937C
Middelkoop, Teije C., .. 1182B
Mikeworth, Brian P.,..... 754C,
..................................... 862C*
Mila, Danielle, ............... 826C
Miller, Angela, ...................... 7
Miller, Bruce, ................. 204B
Miller, Dana, ....... 914A, 933B,
............................. 964C, 970C
Miller, David,... 97, 115, 602A
Moore, Kristin,............... 591B
Moore, M., ................... 1052A
Moore, Melissa, ........... 1022A
Moorey, Alice, ............... 748C
Moran, Sean P.,.............. 682C
Morantte, Ianessa, .... 78, 203A
Morash, Maggie, .......... 597B*
Morash, Margaret,...117, 568C
Mörck, Catarina, ............ 917A
MÖrck, Catarina, ........... 574C
Moreno, Eduardo, ............... 64
Moresco, James,............. 279B
Moresco, James J., ......... 984B
Morgan, David, 1122B, 1123C
Morgan, Fearghal, .......... 622C
Morgan, Hywel, ............. 408B
Mori, Akihiro, ..................... 12
Mori, I., .......................... 548A
Mori, Ikue, ........... 523C, 721C
Morino, Eri, ................... 662A
Morishita, Mayu, ........... 284A
Moronetti Mazzeo, Lorenza,82
Moroz, Natalie, ............ 288B*
Morreale, Meghan,......... 416A
Morris, Caitlin,............1222C*
Morris, Quaid,.............. 1046A
Morrison, Andrew, ................ 9
Morrison, Logan, ........... 716A
Morrissey, David, ............. 140
Mortazavi, Ali, .............1030C,
.................................... 1247A
Morton, Diance, ................ 154
Morton, Riva, ................. 722A
Mosqueda, Berenice,...... 722A
Moss, Benjamin, .......... 718C*
Moss, Eric, ............ 142*, 816B
Mote, F. Sefakor, ........... 925C
Motohashi, Tomoko, .7, 1045C
Mouanoutoua, Hanson, 1228C
Mourao, R., .............. 89, 590A
Mousigian, Carol, .......... 334C
Moyle, Mark, ..... 598C*, 608A
Mueller, Katherine, ...... 599A*
Mueller-Rischart, K, ...... 312B
Muhuri, Anik, ................ 997C
Mujika, Andoni, ............. 622C
Mukherjee, Madhumati, ... 110,
.................................... 806A*
Mukherjee, Santanu, .... 384B*
Mukhopadhyay, S, ......... 642B
Mukhpadhyay, Arnab, ... 282B
Mulcahy, Ben,....710A, 719A*
Mullen, Greg, ............... 1015C
Müller-Reichert, Thomas, .......
............ 1121A, 1132C, 1151A
Munassi, Steven, ............ 289C
Munneke, Allyson, ......... 706C
Muñoz Jiménez, Celia,... 278A
Munoz-Lobato, Fernando,
......................... 975B*, 1071B
Murad, Rabi, .............. 1247A*
Murakami, Shin, ......... 289C*,
....................................1248B*
Murali, Bhavna, .................. 59
Muralidharan, Kaushik, . 223C
Murayama, T.,................ 657B
Murayama, Takashi, .... 720B*
Murphy, Coleen, .... 166, 452A
Murphy, C. T., ............... 733C
Murphy, Sedona, ............ 901C
Murphy, Shaun, 1178A, 1189C
Murr, Alexandra, .............. 112
Miller, David M.,...............172
Miller, David M., III, .........167
Miller, Elizabeth, ............ 298C
Miller, Kenneth, ........... 716A*
Miller, Kristine, .............. 727C
Miller, Leilani,............... 793C,
............................ 804B, 811C
Miller, M., ......71, 427C, 921B
Miller, S. B., ................... 828B
Miller-Fleming, Tyne W.
, .................................... 596A*
Miller III, David M., ....... 596A
Miltner, Adam, ............... 801B
Mi-Mi, Lei, ................... 1191B
Min, Choon Kee, ............ 273B
Minakuchi, Y.,................ 529C
Minakuchi, Yohei, .......... 734A
Mir, Alexander, ............ 939B*
Miranda-Vizuete, A, ....... 285B
Mirzakhalili, Ehsan, ....... 479A
Mishima, Masanori,...... 1139A
Mishra, Ram K., ............. 535C
Mishra, Shashwat, .......... 324B
Miska, E., ..................... 1091A
Miska, Eric, 162, 769C, 1077B
Miska, Eric A., ............. 1072C
Miskowski, Jennifer, .... 439C*
Mitani, S., ...................... 488A,
..................................... 1056B
Mitani, Shohei, .. 7, 145, 245A,
.... 543B, 596A, 602A, 1045C
Mitchell, Diana, ............ 1113B
Mitchell, James,....... 40, 710A,
....................................... 719A
Mitchell, Robert J., ......... 449A
Miyanishi, Yosuke,......... 634C
Miyatake, Koichi, ........... 249B
Miyazaki, Tadaaki, ......... 290A
Mochizuki, Megumi, .........145
Moens, L., ...................... 738B
Moerman, DG.,............ 1038B,
..................................... 1062B
Moerman, Donald,..... 7, 367C,
................ 375B, 379C, 1047B
Moffat, Jason, ............... 1048C
Mohammad, Ariz, .......... 852B
Mohan, Swetha, ............ 1047B
Mohanty, Ipsita,.............. 835C
Mohd, Ariz, .................. 863A*
Mohler, William, ........... 598C,
............................ 624B, 815A
Mohler, William A., ....... 608A
Mok, Calvin,.............. 1038B*,
................................... 1065B*
Molin, Laurent,............... 287A
Molina, Paola, ............ 1221B*
Molumby, Michael, ........ 805C
Mondal, Prosenjit, .......... 311A
Mondal, S., ..................... 672B
Mondoux, Michelle, ....... 366B
Monroy, Robert E., ..... 1189C*
Monte, Aaron, ................ 439C
Montgomery, Jordan, . 1039C*
Montgomery, Taiowa, .. 1101B
Montoye, Eric, ................ 984B
Montoyo-Rosario, Jose, 902A*
Mony, Michelle, ............ 428A,
..................................... 903B*
Moon, Daewon, ............ 1202A
Moon, Dae Won, ................ 27
Moore, A., .................... 1052A
Moore, Gabriel, ............ 717B*
62
Murray, John, ...807B*, 1017B
Murray, John Isaac, .............67
Murthy, Kausalya, ........ 1230B
Mushtaqh Ali, R., ......... 940C*
Musso, Gabriel, .............. 417B
Muthaiyan Shanmugam,
Muniesh,..................... 1223A*
Mutlu, Ayse Sena, .......... 329A
Mutlu, Beste, ................ 823C*
Myakishev-Rempel, Max, ......
....................................... 406C
Myers, Chad L., ...................12
Myers, T. R., .......................20
Mylonakis, Eleftherios, .. 430C
Myong, Sua, ................... 838C
N
Na, Hong, ..................... 1046A
Na, Huimin, ................ 1010A*
Nabhan, A., .................. 1148A
Nabih, Amena, ........... 1098B*
Nader, H., ....................... 874C
Nagahama, Keigo, ........ 1176B
Nagahashi, H., .............. 1112A
Nagai, Takeharu, ............ 627B
Nagaoka, Yuji, ............... 662A
Nagata, Kyosuke, ..............145
Nagel, Georg, ................. 629A
Nagpal, Jatin,..... 561B, 629A*
Nagy, S., ..............................41
Nagy, Stanislav, .. 458A, 536A
Najjar, Dana, .................. 458A
Nakad, R.,........................161*
Nakagawa, Akihisa,...........165
Nakagawa, Hisako, ....... 290A*
Nakai, Junichi,................ 634C
Nakamura, K., .....................26
Nakamura, Kayo,. 251A, 256C
Nakamura, S., ....................26*
Nakamura, Shuhei, ........ 251A,
....................................... 256C
Nakanishi, Yoshinobu, ... 662A
Nakano, Shunji, 523C*, 721C*
Nance, Jeremy, .............. 860A,
... 868C, 902A, 1158B, 1159C
Naoki, Hisamoto,............ 643C
Narayan, Vikram, ............ 135*
Narbonne, Patrick, ........... 109*
Narlikar, G., ................. 1148A
Nass, Richard, .. 668A*, 670C,
..................................... 1016A
Nassar, Layla, ............... 524A*
Nath, Ravi D.,........ 37*, 489B,
..................................... 1043A
Nathan, Sara, ................ 722A*
Navarro, Rosa,.............. 1160A
Navarro, Rosa E., ........... 248A
Nazir, Aamir,....... 654B, 656A
Ndungu-Case, Catherine,........
....................................... 576B
Neagu, Anca, .................. 324B
Neal, Scott, ................... 824A*
Nechipurenko, Inna, ........ 119*
Needleman, Daniel, ........ 768B
Nehammer, Camilla,....... 300B
Nehrke, Keith, .... 301C, 401A,
..................................... 1235A
Nekimken, Adam, .......... 515A
Nekimken, Adam L., .... 525B*
Nelms, Brian, ..... 607C, 684B,
....................................... 689A
Nelms, Dr. Brian, ........... 687B
AUTHOR INDEX
Nelson, Christian, ................56
Nelson, Jessica C., ............. 176
Nelson, Matthew, ........... 547C
Neri, Christian, ....... 136, 349C
Neubauer, Marianna, ..... 710A,
....................................... 719A
Neumann, Brent, . 165*, 641A,
....................................... 664C
Neve, Isaiah,................. 1099C
Newman, Elizabeth, ....... 722A
Newman, L., ................. 291B*
Ng, L., ............................ 448C
Nguyen, J., ..................... 513B
Nguyen, K., .................... 698A
Nguyen, Ken, ... 2, 117, 1215B
Nguyen, Quan, ............... 350A
Nguyen, Sang, .............. 1183C
Nguyen, T.,..................... 427C
Nicholas, Hannah, 211C, 353A
Nichols, Rodney, ............ 447B
Nicolucci, Alissa, ......... 1136A
Niculescu, Alexander, .... 306B
Niemuth, Maria, ............. 454C
Nieuwenhuize, Susan, .. 1159C
Nika, Liberta, ............... 385C*
Nikhil, Bhatla, ................ 723B
Nishida, Ayano, .............. 284A
Nishida, E., .......... 243B, 260A
Nishida, Eisuke, ............. 249B
Nishigima, Saori,............ 702B
Nishiguchi, Mailyn, .............88
Nishihara, Tomonobu, .... 627B
Nishikori, Kenji, ........ 1224B*,
.................................... 1231C
Nishimura, H., ................ 883C
Nishio, N., ...................... 548A
Nishioka, Tomoki, .......... 721C
Nishiwaki, Kiyoji, .......... 827A
Nislow, Corey, ............... 417B
Nitabach, M. N., .. 467A, 475C
Nitta, N.,......................... 356A
Njie, eMalick, ............... 600B*
Noble, L., ............................14
Noble, Tallie,.................. 740A
Noguchi, Koki, ............... 803A
Nolan, Abby, ........201B, 322C
Nollen, Ellen, ................. 673C
Noma, Kentaro, .......... 1063C*
Noraky, James, ..................148
Nordquist, S. K., ........... 526C*
Nørgaard, Steffen, ........ 601C*
Norman, Kenneth, .......... 318B
Norris, Adam, ............. 1064A*
Norris, Anne, ................... 112*
Novak, Preston, ............ 864B*
Nowak, N., ..................... 496C
Nowak, Nate,.................. 628C
Nowak, Nathaniel, ......... 494A,
..................................... 1246C
Nunnery, Joshawna, 151, 402B
O
Oakes, Mitchell, ........... 527A*
O'Brien, Barbara,.......... 602A*
O'Brien, Timothy,........... 602A
Obrochta, K., ................ 292C*
Ochoa, Stacy, ................. 895C
Ochoa, Stacy D.,........... 1196A
O'Connell, Kevin, ......... 865C*
O'Connor, Vincent,...... 408B*,
..................................... 1096C
Ow, M., ........................ 976C*
Ow, Maria C.,......................88
Ozawa, S., .................... 867B*
Ozdemir, Isa, ..1087C, 1100A*
..................................... 723B*
Oda, S., .......................... 488A
O'Donnell, Mike, ..........771B*
Oegema, Karen, ..... 184, 889C,
........................... 895C, 1196A
Ofenbauer, Andreas, .....825B*
Offenburger, Sarah-Lena, .......
......................................603B*
Ogai, Midori, ................. 284A
Ogura, Ken-ichi, ......... 1225C*
Oh, Hyun-Seok, ................. 52,
....................................... 982C
Oh, Seung-Il, ............... 293A*
Oh, Young-Min, ............ 431A
O'Hagan, R., ................ 1211A
O'Hagan, Robert, . 117*, 568C,
........................................597B
O'Halloran, D., ................610C
Ohashi-Kobayashi, Ayako, .....
......................... 1224B, 1231C
O'Hern, Patrick, ............669B*
O’Hern, Patrick, ..............639B
Ohno, H., ......................528B*
Ohno, Hayao, ..................534B
Ohta, A., .........................529C
Ohta, Akane, ..... 707A, 724C*,
....................................... 734A
Okada, Hatsumi, ...........1152B
Okada, Sawako, ............. 284A
Okahata, M., .................529C*
Okano, Hideyuki, ........... 929A
O'Keeffe, S., ..................... 144
Okkema, Peter, .... 588B, 589C
Okubo, Ryo,....................474B
Okumura, Misako, ....... 530A*
Olin-Sandoval, Maria,....... 155
Oliver*, C. Ryan, ........... 404A
Olivier-Mason, Anique, .... 119
Olmedo, Maria, .............409C*
Olofsson, Sarah,..............706C
Olsen, C., ........................ 153*
Olsen, Carissa P., ............234B
Olson, Andrew C., ....... 725A*
Olson, Haili,..................604C*
Olson, J., ...................... 866A*
Onami, S., ........... 883C, 884A,
..................................... 1112A
Onami, Shuichi, ............1152B
O'Neil, Nigel, ...................... 58
Ong, Florentia, ............... 533A
Onken, Brian,................294B*
Ooi, Felicia, ..................295C*
Opperman, Karla,........... 476A
Orbidans, Helen, .............748C
Oren, Meital, ...................609B
Oren-Suissa, M., ...........1195C
Oren-Suissa, Meital, 3*, 567B,
............................ 652C, 681B
O'Rourke, Delia, ......... 440A*,
............................ 896A, 999B
Ortega, Amanda, . 466C, 504B,
............................. 527A, 544C
Ortega, Brandon,...........1228C
Osborne, J. M.,................849B
Osborne Nishimura, E.,...991C
Osborne Nishimura, Erin, .......
....................... 1011B*, 1026B
O'Shea, Clodagh, ................ 28
Osmani, Aniqa, ...............429B
Ota, Ryan, .......................477B
Ovando-Vázquez, Cesare, .......
P
Pablo-Hernando, Eva, .. 1139A
Pacella, Marisa, .............. 373C
Pacquelet, A., ............. 1140B*
Padeken, J., .........................17
Padgett, Richard, .......... 1234C
Padilla, PA, .................... 265C
Padilla, Pamela, .............. 259C
Padilla, Pamela A., ......... 231B
Page, Antony, ..... 352C, 904C*
Page, Tony, .................. 1012C
Paik, Young-ki, .............. 770A
Paik, Young-Ki, ............. 387B
Paix, Alexandre, ....................*
Pajkic, Djina, ................ 1048C
Pal, Swati, .................. 1226A*
Palacios, Jessica, .......... 1242B
Palamiuc, Lavinia,.......... 740A
Palikaras, K., .................. 321B
Palikaras, Konstantinos, .... 81*
Pallo, Chelsea, ................ 856C
Palmer, Lira,............... 1190A*
Palominos, Fernanda, ........ 138
Palominos, MF., ............. 650A
Pan, Chun-Liang, ......... 30, 95,
................................. 96, 244C
Pan, X.,......................... 1106A
Panbianco, C., ................ 920A
Panbianco, Costanza,.... 808C*
Panda, Oishika, . 361C, 386A*
Pande, Manjusha, 245A, 246B
Pani, Ariel M., .........................
Pannone, L., ................... 502C
Papandreou, Margarita Elena, .
..................................... 296A*
Papoulas, Ophelia,.......... 553C
Papp, Andy, .. 1062B*, 1066C*
Parenteau, T. Richard, .. 297B*
Parikh, Adhishri, ............ 552B
Parikh, Devayu, ............ 1172A
Park, Dongjun, ............... 587A
Park, J. G., .................... 1032B
Park, Jin-Kook, .............. 293A
Park, Ji Su, ................... 531B*
Park, Joori, ..................... 727C
Park, Kwangjin,............... 116*
Park, Saeram, ............... 387B*
Park, Sang-Kyu, .. 258B, 293A
Parke, Caitlin,................. 745C
Parke, Catelin, ................... 101
Parker, Alex, .......... 136, 645B
Parker, Hillary, ............... 972B
Parker, JA., ................... 630B*
Parker, J. Alex, ... 349C, 626A,
............................ 661C, 677A
Parmidge, Amelia, .......... 637C
Parry, Jean, ..................... 853C
Parsons, Lauren W., ............ 59
Patel, Dhaval S., ........... 1007A
Patel, Khushboo, ............ 344A
Patel, Maulik, ..... 152*, 1213C
Patel, Tulsi, ..................... 180*
Pathare, Pranali, ............. 347A
Pattabiraman, Divya, .. 1141C*
Patten, K.,....................... 630B
63
Paul, Tanaya, ..................384B
Paulini, Michael,952C*, 956A,
......................................1243C
Paulsson, Johan,............. 653A
Pause, Arnim, ................... 77*
Paz, Adrian, ....... 746A, 1118A
Peddibhotla, Mahesh,...... 424C
Pees, Barbara, ............... 441B*
Pelletier, Katharine, ...... 780B*
Pellionisz, Peter, ........... 1246C
Peloza, Kim, ............... 1227B*
Peltonen, Juhani, .......... 1016A
Peña, Salvador, ............. 301C*
Pender, Cory, .................... 32*
Peng, Felix, ................ 1142A*
Pepper, Judy, ..................705B
Perens, Elliot,..................613C
Perkins, Theodore, .......... 606B
Perlstein, Ethan, ............. 491A
Perrat, Paola,............. 92, 570B
Pertab, David, ............. 1012C*
Petalcorin, Mark, ................ 58
Peters, Maureen, 717B, 1235A
Petersen, Sarah C., ......... 596A
Peterson, Sagen,........... 299A*
Petrascheck, Michael, ....235C,
........................................306B
Petrashen, Anna, ................. 24
Petrella, Lisa, ................. 275A
Petrella, Lisa N., . 754C, 862C,
............................. 965A, 977A
Petrushin, Alexey, ........... 622C
Petyuk, Vladislav A., .......... 75
Peymen, Katleen, ........... 455A
Philbrook, Alison, ... 97, 726B*
Phillips, Bryan, ...... 179, 805C,
.................809A*, 826C, 945B
Phillips, Carolyn, ........ 1101B*
Phillips, Patrick,.. 199C, 239A,
......................................1110B
Phirke, Prasad, ..... 599A, 604C
Piano, F.,.........................778C
Piano, Fabio, ....... 841C, 861B,
........................... 986A, 1126C
Piasecki, Brian P., .......... 542A
Piechulek, Annette, ........ 320A
Piekny, Alisa,..... 910C, 1188B
Pierce-Shimomura, J., ..... 672B
Pierce-Shimomura, Jonathan
, ............44, 552B, 553C, 701A
Pierce-Shimomura, J. T., 526C
Pierson, Laura, ................ 414B
Pieters, Raymond, .......... 407A
Piggott, Beverly J., ......... 741B
Pilgrim, Dave, .................780B
Pinan-Lucarre#, Berangere,133
Pincus, Zach, ................. 410A
Pindard, L., .................... 920A
Pio, Frederic, ....... 428A, 903B
Piquet, Sandra, . 1084C, 1102C
Pires da Silva, Andre, ... 781C*
Pirri, Jennifer, .................784C
Pitt, Jason,.......................252B
Pittman, Will,............... 410A*
Placentino, Maria, ......... 1090C
Plance, Kathryn, ........... 1173B
Pocock, Roger,....... 171, 300B,
................. 601C, 844C, 1027C
Podbilewicz, B., ............ 1195C
Podbilewicz, Benjamin, ..... 46,
AUTHOR INDEX
............... 652C, 744B, 1229A
Podolska, Agnieszka, ... 300B*
Polanco, Edward, . 623A, 711B
..................................... 1204C
Polanowska, Jola, ........... 861B
Polanowska, Jolanta, ...... 986A
Ponciano, Jose Miguel, .. 768B
Pons, Carles, ....................... 12
Ponting, Chris, .................... 58
Poole, Richard J., .................. 2
Porras-Gonzalez, Diana, 653A
Portegijs, Vincent,...... 1143B*
Porter, Camille, ............ 1037A
Portillo, Tamy, ............... 491A
Portman, Douglas,.......... 395A
Portman, Douglas S., . 47, 105,
....................................... 557A
Possik, Elite, ....................... 77
Poullet, Nausicaa, ............... 99
Pourkarimi, Ehsan, .... 18*, 135
Póvoa, Euclides F., ...... 1192C
Powell, Jennifer, ......... 298C*,
................................... 1249C*
Power, Kate,................. 1170B
Powers, Emily, ........... 1014B*
Pradhan, Ajay, ............. 388C*
Prahlad, Veena, ... 212A, 295C,
....................................... 343C
Prajapati, Gaurav, .......... 837B
Presler, Marc, ............... 1141C
Preston, Elicia, .................... 67
Price, Christopher, ....... 1118A
Princz, Andrea, ...... 76, 302A*
Probert, Chris, ................ 421C
Prouteau, Manoel, .......... 808C
Pruitt, Beth, .................... 515A
Pruitt, Beth L., ............... 525B
Pruyne, David, 1185B, 1191B*
Pu, P.,........................... 941A*
Pu, Pu,............................ 894B
Puckering, Timothy,..... 411B*
Pukkila-Worley, Read, .... 159*
Punjabi, Helly, ............. 1220A
Putzke, Aaron, ............. 826C*
Pyle, Jacqueline, .......... 727C*
Q
Qi, Wenjing,................. 1237C
Qi, Yingchuan B., .....86, 735B
Qiao, Mengmeng, ........ 905A*
Qin, Z., ........................... 849B
Qin, Zhao, ......................... 33*
Qu, Angie,...................... 719A
Quach, Kathleen,.......... 532C*
Quan, Daniel, ................. 259C
Quental, Angela, ............ 841C
Quevillon Huberdeau, Miguel,
................................... 1102C*
Quinn, Christopher,........ 619C
Quintanilla, Luis, ..57, 1144C*
Quintin, Sophie, . 184*, 1196A
R
Racher, Hilary, ............... 876B
Raciti, Daniela, .............. 955C
Rademakers, Suzanne, ...... 113
Raduwan, Hamidah, ..... 906B*
Rafikova, Adilya, ......... 303B*
Ragavapuram, Vaishnavi, .......
..................................... 761A*
Raghavan, Prashant, ....... 662A
Raghavan, Shraddha, ...... 616C
Rahamathullah, Abdul
Hakkim, ...........................158*
Rahe, Dylan, ...... 413A, 810B*
Rahimi, M., .................... 733C
Rahimi, Sina, .................. 877C
Rahman, Anas M. Abdel, ..169
Rahman, Mizanur, ... 85, 269A,
.................................... 304C*
Rahman, Mohammad M., ..110
Raizen, David, ..... 403C, 547C
Raizen, David M., .......... 469C
Rajamuthiah, Rajmohan, 430C
Rajendran, Luckshika, .... 417B
Rajkumar, Asher,............ 282B
Ralser, Markus, .................155
Ralston, Edward, ............ 783B
Ramadin, Vidia,.............. 946C
Ramakrishnan, Kalpana, . 588B
Ramakrishnan*, Sreejith,........
................................... 1145A*
Ramalho, João, ............. 1159C
Raman, Pravrutha, ...... 1103A*
Ramanandraitsiory, I., .. 305A*
Ramani, Arun K., ......... 1046A
Ramirez, K., ................. 1036C
Ramirez, Nelson, .......... 605A*
Rana, Mainpal, ............. 868C*
Rand, Jim, .................. 1015C*
Rangaraju, Sunitha, ....... 235C,
..................................... 306B*
Ranjit, Najju, .................. 399B
Rankin, Aysha C., ........ 606B*
Rankin, C., ..................... 511C
Rankin, Catharine,476A, 520C,
....................................... 563A
Rankin, C. H., ..................... 45
Rapp, Chloe, ................... 585B
Rapti, Georgia, ..................93*
Raquer, Hayley, ............ 811C*
Rasmussen, N., ............. 812A*
Rasoloson, Dominique, , 888B
Ratanpal, Harkaranveer, . 400C
Ratnappan, Ramesh, ....... 234B
Rauch, E., ....................... 621B
Ravi, Bhavya, ............... 728A*
Ravikumar, S., ............ 1104B*
Ravindranathan, Geethanjali,
....................................... 930B
Rawls, A., ..................... 1032B
Rawson, Randi, .............. 591B
Ray, Debashish, ............ 1046A
Raymant, Greta,.................... 7
Rea, Shane, ..................... 200A
R. Ebert, Paul, ................ 333B
Reboul, Jerome, .............. 861B
Rechavi, O., .................... 974A
Rechavi, Oded, ............. 1088A
Rechtsteiner, Andreas, ... 822B,
....................................... 978B
Recillas-Targa, Félix, ... 1160A
Reddy, Kirthi, ...... 342B, 437A
Reddy, Kirthi C., ............ 206A
Redman, Elizabeth,......... 417B
Reece-Hoyes, John S., ........ 12
Refai, Osama, ............... 907C*
Reidy, Keith, .................. 780B
Reilly, Douglas, ............ 533A*
Reina, Christopher, ......... 678B
Reiner, D., ...................... 812A
Reiner, David J., .. 814C, 925C
Reinke, Aaron,............. 442C*,
................................... 1067A*
Reinke, V., ................. 1040A*
Reinke, Valerie, ............. 673C
Reis, Robert Shmookler, 335A
Reis-Rodrigues, Pedro, 310C*,
.................................... 311A*
Rella, Lorenzo, 1013A, 1182B,
....................................1192C*
Ren, J., ........................... 696B
Ren, Karen, ........ 668A, 670C*
Ren, Xiaoliang, 869A*, 1050B
Ren, Zhiji, ....................... 140*
Renahan, Tess, ............. 908A*
Rendleman, Emily, ........ 350A
Renshaw, Hilary, ........... 419A
Reymann, Anne-Cecile, .. 120*
Riccardi, D., ........................ 14
Ricci, Emiliano, ........... 1022A
Richardson, Claire, ........ 342B
Richardson, Claire E., .... 206A
Richarson, Ella, ............ 1120C
Richaud, Aurélien, ....... 752A*
Richly, Holger,............... 351B
Richmond, Janet, . 712C, 713A
Richmond, Janet E., ....... 596A
Rickert, Trevor, .............. 553C
Rieckher, Matthias, .......... 76*,
..................................... 307C*
Riedel, Christian G., ........... 28
Riehs, Nina, ................. 308A*
Riera, Celine E., .................. 28
Rifkin, Scott, .................. 795B
Rigothi, Julia, ............... 1149B
Riksen, Joost, ................. 773A
Riksen, Joost A. G., ..... 1019A
Ringstad, Niels, .............. 700C
Rizvi, Anam, .................. 877C
Roach, Corey, .............. 607C*
Robert, Horvitz, ............. 723B
Robert, Walker, .............. 723B
Roberts, Christine, ......... 663B
Roberts, Julie, ................ 971A
Robinson, A., ................. 991C
Robinson, Claire, ........... 606B
Robinson, Jacob, ............... 175
Robinson, Joseph, .......... 298C
Robinson, Sarah L.,...... 870B*
Robitaille, R., ................. 630B
Rocheleau, Christian, .... 918B,
...... 928C, 942B, 943C, 1217A
Rockman, Matthew, ..... 1115A
Rockman, M. V.,................. 14
Rödelsperger, Christian,...... 64
Rodgers, Hillary, ............ 493C
Rodrigues, Cristiane,.... 309B*
Rodríguez-Laureano,
Lucelenie, ......................... 176
Roedelsperger, Christian,881A
Roelens, B.,....................... 54*
Roelens, Baptiste, ......... 843B,
..................................... 1141C
Rog, Ofer, ........................... 55
Rogers, Alicia, ... 381B, 1037A
Rogers, Aric, .................. 210B
Roh, H.,.......................... 989A
Roh, Hyun,..................9, 990B
Roh, Tae-Young, ................ 27
Rohan, Laura, ................ 480B
Roiz, Daniel, ...............1146B*
Rojo Romanos, Teresa, ... 171*
Rolland, Stephane, ....... 312B*
Rollins, Jarod, ................ 210B
64
Romens, Mitchell, .......... 816B
Romer, Megan, ............. 1149B
Ronan, Elizabeth, ........... 355C
Ronan, Elizabeth A.,............31
Rongo, Christopher, ....... 283C
Rose, Ann, ...........................58
Rose, Jacqueline, .......... 729B*
Rose, Lesilee, ............... 1120C
Rose, Lesilee S., 935A, 1173B
Rosenberg, S., ......774B, 775C
Rosenberg, Scott C., ............55
Rosenstiel, P. C., ...............161
Ross, Joseph, .. 1039C, 1228C*
Rosu, Simona, ............ 1147C*
Rothe, Michael, .............. 368A
Rothman, J., ................... 991C
Rothman, Joel, ....... 100, 299A,
..................756B, 764A, 944A
Rougvie, Ann E., ...... 4, 1034A
Rouleau, Guy A., ............ 677A
Rowedder, Holli, ............ 753B
Roy, Debasmita, ........... 871C*
Roy, Peter J., .................. 417B
Roy, Richard, ....................168
Royal, Mary Anne, ......... 269A
Rudel, David, .. 443A*, 762B*
Rudgalvyte, Martina, ..... 670C,
................................... 1016A*
Rumbaugh, Kendra P., ... 304C
Rumble, Blake, .... 443A, 762B
Rumley, Jonathan, ...... 1017B*
Ruvkun, G., .................... 232C
Ruvkun, Gary, ....... 160, 196C,
...........................753B, 1101B
Ryan, Anne R., ............... 835C
Ryan, Deborah A., .......... 557A
Rybarska, Agata, ...............106
S
Sabanayagam, C., ... 19, 1052A
Sabatella, Mariangela, .. 313C*
Sachidanandam, R., ...........144
Sacoman, Juliana, ........... 413A
Sadic, Mohammad, ..... 1018C*
Safra, Modi,.......................156
Safratowich, B., .............. 502C
Sagadevan, Addelyn, .... 1246C
Sagona, Antonia, .......... 1139A
Sagstetter, Mary, ............ 439C
Sagulo, Seth, ................ 314A*
Sahn, J., .......................... 672B
Saito, Haruka, ................. 284A
Sakagami, Midori, .......... 284A
Sakai, Naoko, ............... 534B*
Sakashita, T., ....... 336B, 356A
Salam, Sangeena,.......... 535C*
Salazar, Dominique, ...... 204B,
....................................... 205C
Salbreux, Guillaume, .........120
Salcini, A. E., ......................20
Salcini, Lisa, ................... 214C
Saldi, Tassa, ................... 663B
Salgueiro, Willian,197A, 315B*
Salinas, Heilly, ............... 750B
Salinas-Velázquez, Laura S., ..
....................................... 248A
Sallee, Maria, ..................178*
Salomon, Matthew, ........ 772C
Salzberg, Yehuda, .. 156, 605A
Sammons, S., ................ 813B*
Sammut, Michele, .................2
AUTHOR INDEX
Sampuda, Katherine, .... 316C*
Samuel, Aravinthan, ... 40, 172,
.................. 493C, 710A, 719A
Samuel, Buck, .............. 753B*
Samuelson, Andrew, ...... 221A
Sancar, Feyza, ................ 713A
Sanchez, Carolina, ............. 138
Sanchez, Kevin G., ....... 754C*
Sanchez-Pulido, Luis, ..........58
Sanders, Jacob, ............. 317A*
Sanders, Jarred, ............ 536A*
Sanders, T.,..................... 475C
Sanders, Tom, ................ 467A
Sando, Steve, ................... 193*
Sandrof, Moses A., ......... 253C
Sands, Bryan, ....286C, 1009C,
..................................... 1205A
Sangaletti, Rachele, ..... 671A*,
..................................... 730C*
Sano, Ayana, .................. 523C
Sansar, Sanil, ................ 731A*
Santamaria, A., ............... 920A
Santella, Anthony,412C, 598C,
............... 608A*, 624B, 871C
Sapir, Amir, .................. 389A*
Sar, Funda, ...... 1087C, 1100A
Sarasija, Shaarika, ........ 318B*
Sarian, Adrig, ................. 541C
Sarkies, Peter, ......... 162, 784C
Sarov, Mihail,1041B*, 1068B*
Sasagawa, Noboru, ......... 337C
Sasakura, H., .................. 548A
Satarasinghe, P., ............. 672B
Sato, Hirofumi, ....... 43, 537B*
Sato, Kazuki, ................ 444B*
Sato, Mami, .................. 1224B
Sato, Manami, ............ 1105C*
Satoh, Yohsuke, ..................43
Saturno, Dominique, .. 1172A*
Saucedo Gonzalez, I., . 1148A*
Savage-Dunn, Cathy,...... 272A
Sawa, Hitoshi, ..... 183*, 827A,
....................................... 929A
Sawanaga, Akari, ........... 284A
Sawh, Ahilya, ............... 1093C
Saxena, Ayush Shekhar,772C*
Saxton, Aleen, ... 436C, 445C*,
...................................... 676C
Scanga, Sara, .................. 330B
Scerbak, Courtney, ......... 349C
Schaar, Claire, ....319C*, 348B
Schaedel, Oren, .............. 381B
Schafer, W. R., ....................45
Schalek, Richard, 710A, 719A
Schalkowski, R.,............. 450B
Scharf, Andrea,............. 320A*
Schartner, Caitlin,........... 783B
Schartner, Caitlin M., ........ 62*
Schedl, Tim, .... 6, 829C, 852B,
....................................... 863A
Scherbak, Courtney, ....... 405B
Schertzberg, Michael, .... 417B,
..................................... 1048C
Schiavi, Alfonso, 281A, 321B*
Schiemann, Sabrina, .......... 104
Schiller, NaTasha, ...... 1193A*
Schisa, Jennifer, .. 847C, 887A
Schloissnig, Siegfried, .. 1041B
Schlosser, A., ............... 446A*
Schmalz, Jessica, ............ 263A
Schmeisser, Kathrin, ...... 626A
Schmidt, Helen, .................111
Schmidt, Kevin, ............. 887A
Schmitt, Georgia, ............616C
Schnabel, Ralf,....... 104, 603B,
....................................... 825B
Schneider, Daniel,....... 9, 990B
Schneider, Martin, .........561B,
....................................... 629A
Scholz, Monika, ............538C*
Schoofs, L., .....................738B
Schoofs, Liliane, . 339B, 340C,
.............................455A, 551A
Schreiber, Shani, ............ 272A
Schrödel, Tina,.................. 134
Schroeder, F., ................. 800A
Schroeder, F. C., .............937C
Schroeder, Frank, ..... 47, 361C,
.............................371A, 386A
Schroeder, Frank C.,79*, 489B
Schroeder, Nathan,..........766C
Schroeder, Nathan E., .....363B
Schroeder, N. E., ............ 575A
Schulenburg, H., ..... 161, 450B
Schulenburg, Hinrich, ... 422A,
................ 441B, 755A*, 773A
Schultz, Robbie, ..............930B
Schumacher, Björn, ........307C
Schumacher, Fabian, .... 1199A
Schunck, Wolf-Hagen, ... 368A
Schvarzstein, M., ................ 54
Schwager, F., ................. 920A
Schwartz, Elliot, ............ 221A
Schwartz, Hillel, ......... 1042C*
Schwartz, Matt, .............1209B
Schwartz, Matthew, .... 1069C*
Schwarz, Erich, ...............783B
Schwarz, Erich M., .. 37, 489B,
................................... 1043A*
Schwerdtle, Tanja, ....... 1199A
Schwieterman, Alicia, ...1002B
Scott, Alyssa, ..............1149B*
Scott, Lindsey, ..............1242B
Scott, L. L., ...................672B*
Seah, Nicole, ....................... 24
Seckler, I., .......................610C
Seelk, Stefanie, ............... 107*
Segagbe, Komla, ............ 731A
Sei, Megumi, ................. 284A
Seidel, Hannah, 872A*, 873B*
Seinstra, Renée, ..............673C
Selbach, Matthias,.......... 986A
Selhub, Jacob, ................... 110
Selvaganapathy, P. Ravi, 535C
Senchuk, Megan, . 348B, 644A
Sengupta, Piali, .... 39, 88, 119,
........ 481C, 743A, 771B, 824A
Sengupta, Shantanu,........282B
Senter-Zapata, Michael, . 836A
Seo, Beomseok, ................ 52*
Seo, Jung Hwa, ............ 1217A
Seo, Keunhee, .......... 27, 431A
Seo, Mihwa, ................... 431A
Sepulveda, Nicholas B., 977A*
Serra, Lorrayne, ..............576B
Serrano Saiz, Esther, .....609B*
Servello, Dustin, 201B, 322C*
Severiano da Cunha, D. C., .....
......................................874C*
Severson, Aaron,.......... 1058A
Sewell, A., ..................... 950A
Sewell, Aileen K., .........390B*
Seydoux, Geraldine,.... , 111*
S. Gill, Matthew,.. 310C, 311A
Shah, Pavak, ....... 412C*, 598C
Shah, Syed Jehangir, ...... 926A
Shaham, Shai,......... 35, 48, 93,
......... 186, 612B, 613C, 631C,
............... 674A, 732B, 1169A
Shaik, A., ....................... 321B
Shaik, Anjumara,............ 281A
Shakes, Diane, ................ 877C
Shamsuzzama,
Shamsuzzama, ................ 654B
Shankar, Raakhee, .......... 614A
Shanmugam, Muniesh. M., .....
..................................... 1220A
Shao, Jiaofang, ............... 869A
Shapira, Michael, 101*, 198B,
....................................... 745C
Shapira, T., ................. 1070A*
Sharma, Rahul, ................ 129*
Sharma, V., .................. 610C*
Shay, James, ................... 651B
Shaye, Daniel, ................. 121*
Shchepinov, Mikhail S., ..........
..................................... 1232A
She, Xingyu,................. 323A*
Shemesh, Tom, ............... 744B
Shen, Kang, ....................... 122
Shen, Yidong,......................74
Shen, Yongquan, ......... 757C*,
........................ 776A*, 777B*
Sherman, Teresa, . 301C, 401A
Sherry, Tim, ....... 494A, 628C,
......................... 1204C, 1246C
Sheves, M.,..................... 621B
Shi, H., ........................... 813B
Shi, Herong, ................... 936B
Shi, Jing, ............. 668A, 670C
Shi, Leiling, .................. 1236B
Shi, Shujie, ................... 539A*
Shi, Xun, ........................ 217C
Shibata, Yukimasa,....... 827A*
Shifman, Yelena, ............ 777B
Shih, J.,........................... 511C
Shih, Pei-Yin, ..... 381B, 391C*
Shim, Jaegal, .......................52
Shimizu, Tom, ...... 241C, 483B
Shimko, T. C., ................ 775C
Shimko, T. S.,................. 774B
Shimko, Tyler,.............. 875A*
Shin, Hanna, ................. 814C*
Shin, Heaji,.......... 848A, 870B
Shindou, Mayumi, .......... 720B
Shindou, Tomomi,.......... 720B
Shinn-Thomas, Jessica, . 330B,
.......................... 416A, 815A*
Shinya, R., ...................... 867B
Shinya, Ryoji,............... 763C*
Shiraishi, Hirohisa, ...... 1224B,
..................................... 1231C
Shirayama, Masaki, ...... 1085A
Shirley, Ian, .................... 536A
Shrestha, Shaleen, ...............12
Shroff, Hari, ....... 598C, 608A,
....................................... 624B
Shtessel, Ludmila, ........ 1142A
Shu, L., ........................... 833A
Shu, Muya, ........ 373C, 392A*
Sieburth, Derek, ............. 692A
Sifoglu, Deniz, ............. 324B*
Sifuentes, M., ............. 1150C*
Sigurdson, Marin, ........... 944A
Sikes, Emma, ............... 366B*
Silva, Malan, ........ 117, 1207C
65
Silva, N., ........................... 53*
Silva-García, Carlos G., . 248A
Silvestrini, Melissa J., ... 393B*
Simard, Martin, ............. 1108C
Simard, Martin J., ........ 1084C,
......................... 1097A, 1102C
Simard, M. J., ................... 139
Simionato, Elena,.......... 1168C
Simon, Jonah, ...... 639B, 669B
Sims, Jennie, ....................... 88
Simske, Jeffrey, ............ 394C*
Sin, Olga, ......................673C*
Sinclair, David, ............... 288B
Singaravelu, Gunasekaran,......
......................................877C*
Singh, Kapil, ..................... 146
Singh, Kiran,.................. 491A
Singh, Prashant, ...... 151, 402B
Singh, Ramya, .............. 876B*
Singh, Sharda,............... 325C*
Singhal, Anupriya, ........ 631C*
Singhvi, Aakanksha, ... 674A*,
..................................... 732B*
Singson, Andrew, 853C, 877C
Sinha, Amit, ....................784C
Sirwani, Neha, .............. 675B*
Skorobogata, Olga, ........928C,
......................... 942B*, 943C*
Skousen, Collin,............. 971A
Skuja, Lukas, ...................... 36
Skwirut, Katie, ................ 820C
Slack, F. J., ...................1089B
Slatculescu, Cristina, ...... 606B
Slaughter, Brian, .......... 1214A
Smit, Ryan, ....................... 60*
Smit, Ryan B., ............... 893A
Smith, Cody, ...........115, 602A
Smith, Harold, 877C, 1044B*,
......................................1129C
Smith, Jarrett,..........................
Smith, Karen, ............... 878A*
Smith, Lee, .....................922C
Smith, Reuben, ............ 326A*
Smith, Richard D., .............. 75
Smolders, Arne, .............. 340C
Smolikove, Sarit, ......... 1127A
Smulan, Lorissa, .. 396B, 397C
Smurova, Ksenia,....... 1229A*
Snell, Groover,.............. 1242B
Snell, Russell, ................ 764A
Snider, Sam L., ............... 682C
Snodgrass, Casey, ........... 415C
Snoek, B. L., ..................... 161
Snoek, L. Basten, 254A, 331C,
........................... 773A, 1019A
Snyder, Matt, ..................855B
So, Shuhei,........................ 183
Soares, Ana Thalita,........ 309B
Soares, F., .......................357B
Soares, Felix, ..................195B
Soares', Félix, ............... 327B*
Soares, Nuno,...................... 99
Sokolich, Thomas, .......... 837B
Solari, Florence, ............. 287A
Solis, Gregory, ..... 235C, 306B
Sommer, Ralf, ..................... 64
Sommer, Ralf J., ............ 530A
Son, Heehwa G., .......27, 431A
Son, H. G., .......................... 29
Son, S., ...........................813B
Son, Sangwon, .............. 540B*
Song, Isaac,.....................678B
AUTHOR INDEX
Song, Kyung Hee, .......... 328C
Song, Mi Hye, .. 1137B, 1194B
Song, Myung Chul, ...... 328C*
Sonoda, Satoru, .............. 707A
Sood, Parul,................ 1230B*
Sorensen, Erika B., ...... 879B*
Sornda, Thanet, ................... 25
Sorokin, Elena P., .......... 879B
Soto, Martha, ..........187, 906B
Soto, Rony, .................. 541C*
Soulavie, F., .................... 185*
Sowa, Jessica, .. 329A*, 1099C
Spensley, Mark, ........... 1048C
Spica, Patrick, .... 330B*, 815A
Spielbauer, Katie, . 348B, 644A
Spies, J., .............................. 38
Spike, Caroline,................. 108
Spilker, Kerry, .................. 122
Spoerke, Jill, .................. 856C
Spoto, Michael, .............. 406C
Srinivasan, J., ................. 800A
Srinivasan, Jagan, ... 40, 465B,
.................. 514C, 532C, 533A
Srinivasan, Supriya, ...... 374A,
............................. 400C, 740A
Sriwati, R., ..................... 867B
Staab, Trisha, ...... 201B, 322C,
..................................... 1241A
Stadler, M. B., ................ 828B
Stadler, Michael, ............... 189
Stafford, Parker, ............. 729B
Stanfield, Gillian, .... 50, 831B,
............................. 840B, 875A
Staniscia, Fabio, ................ 120
Stankowicz, Nicole, ....... 729B
Starostina, Natalia G., .. 1114C
Starr, D.,......... 880C*, 1250A*
Starr, Dan, .................... 1134B
Starr, Daniel, ... 1178A, 1179B,
.................................... 1190A
Starr, Daniel A., ........... 1189C
Stasiuk, Susan, ............... 417B
Stastna, Jana,................ 773A*
Stavoe, Andrea, ................... 94
Stavrakis, Stavros,......... 790C,
..................................... 1023B
Steenberge, Laura, ......... 230A
Steenkiste, Elizabeth, ..... 234B
Stefanakis, Nikolaos, ..... 592C
Stein, G., ........................ 733C
Stein, Geneva, ................ 452A
Stein, Lincoln, ............ 6, 953A
Steinert, Hannah,.......... 395A*
Stempor, Przemyslaw, ....... 21,
........................... 954B*, 985C
Stenuit, Ben,............101, 745C
Stepek, Gillian, .............. 904C
Stephens, Greg, ... 241C, 459B,
....................................... 483B
Sterken, Mark G., .......... 254A,
....................... 331C*, 1019A*
Sternberg, Paul, ........ 5, 6*, 34,
.......361C, 365A, 381B, 386A,
..... 391C, 460C, 635A, 767A*,
............. 955C, 1037A, 1042C,
......................... 1183C, 1187A
Sternberg, Paul W., .... 37, 118,
........ 132, 489B, 763C, 1043A
Sterrett, Maria C., .......... 616C
Steuer Costa, Wagner,.... 629A
Stevens, Lewis, .............. 785A
Steves, Alyse,............... 1002B
Tabara, Hiroaki, .............. 145*
Tabone, Christopher,........... 40
Tabuchi, Tomoko, ........ 978B*
Tajima, T., ................... 883C*
Takagaki, Natsune, ....... 724C,
..................................... 734A*
Takahashi, Kodai, ........ 337C*
Takahashi, Rei, ............ 1224B
Takasaki, Teruaki,............... 68
Takayama, J., ..... 883C, 884A*
Takayanagi-Kiya, Seika,735B*
Takeishi*, Asuka, .. 39*, 743A
Takeishi, Asuka, ............ 824A
Takemoto, Reo, ............ 546B*
Taki, F.,...................... 1106A*
Tamshen, Kyle, .............. 804B
Tamura, M., ................... 356A
Tan, Chieh-Hsiang, ... 9, 839A,
..................................... 885B*
Tan, Jason, ................... 1000C
Tan, June,................... 1046A*
Tanabe, Syoichi, .......... 1176B
Tanasa, Bogdan,.................. 28
Tandonnet, Sophie, ........ 781C
Tang, Hao, ..................... 399B
Tang, Lanlan, ............... 338A*
Tanguy, Melanie, ............ 162*
Tanimoto, Yuki,633B*, 634C*
Tanis, Jessica, ................ 683A
Tanji, Takahiro, .......... 1224B,
....................................1231C*
Tanner, Matthew, ........... 606B
Tanny, R. E., .. 14, 774B, 775C
Tapley, Erin, ................ 1134B
Tara, Boshika, ................ 576B
Tardy, Philippe, ........... 736C*
Tartaglia, M., ................. 502C
Taub, Daniel, ...................... 97
Taubert, Stefan,........83, 267B,
........ 369B, 396B, 929A, 997C
Tavernarakis, N.,............ 321B
Tavernarakis, Nektarios,76, 81,
....... 264B, 274C, 296A, 302A
Taylor, Barbara, ... 349C, 405B
Taylor, Barbara E.,......... 666B
Taylor, Brandon, ............ 835C
Taylor, Jesse, ............... 611A*
Taylor, Jon, ........................... 7
Taylor, Laura, .............. 676C*
Taylor, Pete, ................1051C*
T. Baker, Scott, .............. 311A
Tedesco, Patricia,286C, 1205A
Tegegne, S., ................... 261B
Temmerman, Liesbet, . 339B*,
........................... 340C*, 551A
Templer, S., ........................ 26
Tenuta, M.,..................... 760C
Teo, E., ........................ 448C*
Teramoto, Takayuki, ...... 131*,
............................. 549B, 627B
Terrey, Markus, ............. 836A
Terry, Eric,................... 944A*
Thackeray, Andrea, ............ 92,
............................. 570B, 571C
Thaivalappil, Priya, ........ 353A
Than, M., ....................... 376C
Tharyan, R., ................. 341A*
Tharyan, Rebecca,.......... 256C
Therrien, Martine, ........ 677A*
Thibault, Guillaume, .. 1232A*
Thijssen, Karen, ............. 313C
Thiry, Stephane, ........... 1086B
Stieglitz, Jonathan, ......... 374A
Stiernagle, Theresa, .. 4, 1034A
Stinson, Loraina, .......... 542A*
Stock, Patricia, ............. 1037A
Stoltzfus, Jonathan,......... 399B
St-Pierre-See, Alexandre, .......
..................................... 1177C
Strauss, Benjamin, ........ 1008B
Streit, Adrian, ............... 881A*
Strome, Susan, ... 68, 84, 822B,
........................... 978B, 996B
Stroud, Dave, ...... 440A, 896A,
....................................... 999B
Stroustrup, Nicholas, .... 332A*
Strovas, Tim, .................. 676C
Stubenvoll, Michael,... 1194B*
Sturgeon, Sarah M., ........ 682C
Su, A., .......................... 1003C
Su, Haiwei, ..................... 923A
Su, Xiong, .................... 1212B
Subasic, Deni,....................146
Subramaniam, K., ......... 882B*
Subramaniam,
Kuppuswamy, ................. 859C
Sucharski, Holly, .......... 447B*
Suchold, Dana, ............. 1068B
Suckling, Richard, .......... 931C
Suehiro, Y., .................... 488A
Suehiro, Yuji, .......... 7, 543B*,
................................... 1045C*
Sugiaman-Trapman, Debora, ..
................. 542A, 599A, 647A
Sugimoto, Asako, ..............123
Sugioka, Kenji, ....... 59*, 127*,
..................................... 1119B
Sulaimani, Abrar, ..............142
Sullivan, Nicholas, ......... 837B
Sumiyoshi, Eisuke, ............123
Summers, Philip, .......... 544C*
Sun, K., .......................... 813B
Sun, Lin, ......................... 651B
Sun, Yanan, .................. 1219C
Sundaram, M., ........ 185, 941A
Sundaram, Meera, .......... 894B
Sundararajan, Lakshmi, ...115*
Sung, Sanghyun,................. 52
Sunthoram, A., ............... 511C
Sunyoto, Amanda, ........ 1246C
Suo, Bangxia, ...... 704A, 900B
Suraj Nath, Nisa, .......... 333B*
Sural, Surojit, ............... 334C*
Suri, Pooja, ................... 335A*
Suriyalaksh, Manusnan,.. 710A
Susoy, Vladislav, ................ 64
Sutton, Tiffany, .............. 876B
Suzuki, Atsushi,............ 1073A
Suzuki, M., ....... 336B*, 356A,
..................................... 632A*
Suzuki, Takamasa,.......... 523C
Swoboda, Peter, .. 285B, 542A,
...... 587A, 599A, 604C, 647A,
...................................... 982C
Sylvain, A.,................... 733C*
Szczepaniak, Krzysztof, . 838C
Sze, Jiying, ..................... 559C
Szentgyörgyi, Erik, ..... 1151A*
Szewczyk, Nathaniel, 85, 304C
Szigeti, Balazs, ............. 545A*
T
Ta, Phong, ...................... 289C
Tabach, Y., ..................... 232C
66
Thomas, Y., .................... 920A
Thompson, Josh,........... 945B*
Thompson, Kenneth W.,. 792B
Thompson, OA., ........... 1065B
Thurtle, Deborah, ....... 1020B*
Tiku, Varnesh, ...................74*
Tilleman, L., ................... 738B
Tillman, Erik, ............... 342B*
Timbers, T. A., ....................45
Timbers, Tiffany,........ 1047B*
Tinney, Mathew, .......... 1041B
Tintori, Sophie,............. 1011B
Tirrell, David A., ...............132
Tocchini, C., ................. 828B*
Tocchini, Cristina, 189, 1004A
Todd, Chris,.................... 972B
Todd, Robert, ............... 343C*
Tohsato, Yukako, ....... 1152B*
Tokunaga, Terumasa, ........131
Tomioka, M., .................. 556C
Tomioka, Masahiro, ....... 534B
Tong, Ada,...................... 514C
Tong, Amy, .................. 1180C
Tong, Vivian, ................. 560A
Topalidou, Irini, .. 688C, 737A
Torgovnick, A., .............. 321B
Torres Cleuren, Yamila, 299A,
.................................... 764A*
Toth, Marton, ...... 136, 344A*,
...................................... 349C
Toyoda, A.,..................... 529C
Toyoda, Atsushi, ............ 734A
Toyoshima, Yu, .................131
Tracy, Sharon, ................ 795B
Tramm, Nora, ................. 536A
Tran, Alan, ..................... 727C
Tran, Anh, .........................51*
Traver, Edward, ............ 1103A
Tremmel, Sarah I., ........ 345B*
Trimmer, K., ................. 886C*
Trimmer, Kenneth, ......... 850C
Trinidad, Jonathan, ........ 668A,
....................................... 670C
Trinkwalder, Michaela, .....124
Trivedi, Meera, ....................48
Troemel, Emily, .... 163, 421C,
................437A, 442C, 1067A
Trojanowski, Nicholas,. 547C*
Trombley, Alicia, ......... 887A*
Trotman, Renetta, ........... 480B
Truong, Lisa, .............. 1153C*
Trusz, G., ........................ 463C
Trusz, Guillaume, ......... 1246C
Tsai, Isheng J., ................ 763C
Tselikova, Anastassia, .... 474B
Tseng, Wei-Chin, ................30
Tsialikas, Jennifer,........ 816B*
Tsoi, S., .......................... 448C
Tsuboi, Daisuke,............. 721C
Tsuji, T., ......................... 632A
Tsujimoto, Bryan,........... 727C
Tsukamoto, S.,.............. 548A*
Tsukamoto, Tatsuya, .........108
Tsyusko, O., ................. 1049A
Tu#, Haijun, ....................133*
Tu, Patricia G., ............... 984B
Tu, Shikui, ........... 141, 1080B,
............ 1081C, 1098B, 1109A
Tuckfield, Lynnia, .......... 822B
Tueros, Felipe G., ..............176
Tuli, Mary-Ann, ........... 955C*
Tullet, Jennifer, ...... 23, 346C*
AUTHOR INDEX
Turcotte, Carolyn, ........ 1149B
Turek, M., ...........................38
Turner, Christian, ....... 1021C*
Tursun, Baris, ........... 107, 177,
............................ 821A, 825B
Twumasi-Boateng, Kwame, ....
....................................... 198B
Tyers, Mike, ................... 417B
Tyska, Matthew, ................ 115
Tyulenev, Y., .............. 1206B*
U
Ueda, N., .............................11
Uhart, P., ...................... 1140B
Ujisawa, Tomoyo, .......... 707A
Underwood, Katherine, ..... 176
Uno, M., .............. 243B, 260A
Uno, Masaharu, .............. 249B
Unrine, J., ..................... 1049A
Unruh, Jay, ................... 1214A
Unsoeld, Thomas,........... 611A
Uozumi, T., .........................11
Upadhyay, A., .............. 453B*
Upadhyaya, Anaud, ...... 1187A
Updike, Dustin, ... 830A, 836A
Uppaluri, Sravanti, ....... 909B*
Ushida, Chisato, ........... 1105C
Usuyama, Mamoru, ...... 549B*
V
Vagasi, Alexandra S., ........ 110
Vahdati Nia, Behrad, ...... 289C
Vaidya, N., ................. 1233B*
Vaidya, Nilesh, ............. 1240C
Valansi, C., ................. 1195C*
Valdes, Dom,.......................10
Valentine, Elizabeth, ...... 235C
Vallier, Laura, .............. 946C*
Vanapalli, Siva A., .. 85, 269A,
....................................... 304C
Van Assche, Roel, .......... 340C
Van Buskirk, C., ............. 517C
Van Buskirk, Cheryl, ..... 485A,
....................................... 541C
Van Bussel, Frank, ..............85
Vandamme, Julien, ......... 214C
van den Heuvel, Sander, 579B,
.........................1143B, 1159C
van der Burght, Servaas,550C*
van der Kooy, Derek, ..... 560A
van der Linden, Alexander,
....................................... 370C
van der linden, Alexander,.......
....................................... 558B
van der Spek, Hans, ........ 326A
van der Vaart, Aniek, ........ 113
van der Voet, Monique, 1159C
van de Ven, Koen, .......... 202C
Van Doorslaer, S., .......... 738B
Vangheel, M., ............... 738B*
Van Gilst, Marc R., ...... 347A*
VanGompel, Michael J. W., ....
................................... 1173B*
Van Hove, L., ................. 920A
VanHoven, Miri, . 614A, 727C
Vanmali, Bobby, .......... 1246C
Van Raamsdonk, Jeremy,
................ 319C, 348B*, 644A
Van Rompay, Liesbeth, 551A*
Van Sinay, Elien,............ 455A
van Steensel, Bas, .............. 129
van Stensel, Maurice, ..........77
Van 't Hof, Arjen, ...........331C
van Zon, Jeroen,....... 66, 802C,
......................................817C*
Vargas, Christopher, .......727C
Vargas, M., .................... 377A
Vargas Velazquez, Amhed,.....
..................................... 947A*
Varshney, Aruna, . 614A, 727C
Vasconcellos, Mariani, ...309B
Vashisht, A., ..................... 139
Vashisht, Ajay, .............1111C
Vashlishan Murray, Amy, .......
......................................739C*
Vasquez, Yessenia, ........... 138
Vasquez-Rifo, Alejandro, 140,
................................... 1022A*
Vaughan, Megan, ......... 740A*
Vayndorf, Elena, 349C*, 405B
Veerman, Martijn,...........202C
Veksler-Lublinsky, I., . 1107B*
Veksler-Lublinsky, Isana, 140,
......................................1111C
Velazco-Cruz, Leonardo, ........
......................................1228C
Venegas, Victor, ............ 662A
Venegas Calerón, Mónica, ......
....................................... 278A
Venkatachalam, Vivek, .... 40*,
........................................493C
Ventura, N., ....................321B
Ventura, Natascia,.......... 281A
Verdugo, Lidia, ................. 138
Vergassola, Massimo, .... 515A
Veriepe, Julie, .................661C
Vermeulen, Wim,............313C
Vermulst, Marc, ..............240B
Verster, Adrian J., .........1048C
Vertti-Quintero, Nadia,1023B*
Vibbert, J., ......................921B
Vidal, B., ........................580C
Vidal-Gadea, Andres, ...... 44*,
........................... 552B*, 553C
Vidal Iglesias, Berta,.... 818A*
Vielle, Anne, ..................... 99*
Vijayaraghavan, Tarika, ...... 77
Vilcinskas, Andreas, .......430C
Villeneuve, A., .................... 54
Villeneuve, Anne, ..........843B,
......................... 1141C, 1145A
Vitomirov, Aleks, ...........594B
Vo, My Van, .................1227B
Vogel, Savannah, ........... 647A
Voisine, Cindy, .. 350A*, 472C
Volkers, Rita, ................. 773A
Volkers, Rita J. M., ....... 254A,
....................................... 331C
von Mikecz, Anna,......... 320A
Vora, Mehul, .. 1094A, 1234C*
Vora, Setu, ............ 179*, 945B
Voronina, E.,.................. 866A
Voronina, Ekaterina, ......864B,
......................................888B*
Votra, SarahBeth, .........1191B
Voyles, Taylor, .............1002B
Vu, Thien, .................... 1214A
Vu, Victoria, ...............1048C*
Vujakovic, Alex, ............ 773A
Vuong, Edward, ................ 105
Walhout, Alberta J. M., .. 378B
Walhout, Albertha J. M., .... 12,
.............. 364C, 1010A, 1054C
Walhout, Albertha JM, . 1028A
Walhout, Marian, . 247C, 303B
Walker, Amy, ... 396B*, 397C*
Walker, D. S., ......................45
Walker, Rachel, .......... 1235A*
Walkinshaw, Malcolm, .. 904C
Wallace, Andre,............... 187*
Wallace, Sean, .............. 612B*
Walstrom, Katherine M., .........
.......................... 362A, 1074B
Walter, Ludivine, ........... 414B
Walthall, Walter W., ...... 573B
Walton, Travis, ......... 67, 807B
Wamucho, A., ............ 1049A*
Wan, A., ..............................91
Wan, Xuan, .................. 554A*
Wan, Yufeng, ............... 555B*
Wang, Andrew, ................. 101
Wang, C., ....................... 846B
Wang, Chris, .............. 1108C*
Wang, David, ................. 419A
Wang, Guoqiang, ......... 678B*
Wang, Hai Hui, .............. 673C
Wang, Han, . 37, 635A*, 692A
Wang, Jiaming, .............. 690B
Wang, Jianjun,.............. 948B*
Wang, Jie,........... 823C, 1080B
Wang, John, ................. 782A*
Wang, Juan, .................. 1207C
Wang, L., ..................... 556C*
Wang, Lin, ..................... 936B
Wang, Meng, ... 329A, 1099C*
Wang, Qian, ................. 1235A
Wang, Qinghua, ....................5
Wang, Shaohe, ...... 184, 895C,
................................... 1196A*
Wang, Simon,.................... 112
Wang, Wendy,.............. 613C*
Wang, Wenqing, 373C, 383A,
....................................... 480B
Wang, X., ....................... 846B
Wang, Xian, ........................40
Wang, Xiaobo, ..... 864B, 888B
Wang, Xiaochen, ......... 1171C,
............ 1175A, 1219C, 1236B
Wang, Xiaodong, ........... 955C
Wang, Xiaohong, ........... 618B
Wang, Xin, ......... 876B, 1108C
Wang, Y., .......... 398A*, 698A
Wang, Ying, ................. 1169A
Wang, Yiva, ................... 424C
Wang, Yu, ...................... 690B
Wang, Yuting, ........ 151, 402B
Wang, Zhiping, .....................*
Wang, Zhu,................... 399B*
Wani, Khursheed A., .... 741B*
Ward, Alex, .........................42
Ward, J., ............................ 149
Ward, Jordan, ........... *, 1157A
Ward, Kristi,............. 44, 553C
Warner, Adam D., ...... 1024C*
Warnhoff, Kurt, ....... 9*, 885B,
...................................... 990B
Wasilk, Amy, ................. 706C
Watanabe, Shigeki,......... 715C
Waters, Ian, .................... 246B
Waterston, RH,............. 1040A
Waterston, RH., ........... 1038B,
W
Wagner, Oliver, 1220A,1223A
Walhout, A. J. Marian,...... 155
67
......................................1065B
Waterston, Robert H., ... 1024C
Watson, Emma, .. 155*, 1054C
Watson, McLane, ............ 826C
Watters, Katherine, ...... 614A*
Watteyne, Jan, ............... 455A
Watts, Jason, ................... 154*
Watts, Jennifer., .............. 217C
Watts, Jennifer, ......154, 368A,
....................................... 396B
Watts, J. L., .................... 434A
Weatherly, Christopher, . 413A
Weaver, Ben, .................... 188
Weaver, Benjamin, .... 1025A*
Weaver, Yi,...........188, 1025A
Webb, Barbara, .............. 545A
Weber, Stephanie, ..........909B,
......................................1240C
Wedeles, Christopher, ....... 143
....................... 1098B, 1109A*
Wehman, Ann, ...... 124, 1210C
Wei, Qing, ......................757C
Weick, EM.,................. 1091A
Weinberg, P., ................. 593A
Weinberg, Peter, ........... 615B*
Weinstein, Nathan, ....... 819B*
Weir, Heather, ..........78, 203A
Weiser, Natasha, ............. 147*
Welling, Max, .............. 1118A
Wen, Quan, .................... 710A
Weng, Zhiping, .... 141, 1080B,
.............1081C, 1098B, 1109A
Wernike, Denise, ......... 910C*,
......................................1188B
Werthenbach, Paul, ......... 307C
Wertz, Adam D., ........... 1011B
West, Sean M.,................ 861B
Weum, Brett, .................... 188
Wexler, Emily R., ........ 557A*
Wheeler, B., ........................ 16
Wheeler, Bayly, ................ 130
Wheeler, Jeanna, ............. 660B
White, KP, ................... 1040A
Whitehouse, Iestyn, ............ 18
Whitfield, Phillip, .......... 278A
Wickens, Jeffery, ............ 720B
Wickens, Marvin, ............... 72
Wieneke, Arika, ............ 1242B
Wiesenfahrt, Tobias, ... 1026B*
Wightman, Bruce, ......... 820C*
Wignall, S., ...................1150C
Wildwater, Marjolein, .... 407A
Wilecki, Martin,........64, 530A
Wilhelm, Thomas, ........ 351B*
Wilky, H., ........ 1032B, 1036C
William, Seeley, ............. 204B
Williams, April, ......166, 452A
Williams, Ashley, ......... 1117C
Williams, Brian,........... 1037A
Williams, Christopher, .... 865C
Williams, Emily, ............. 912B
Williams, Gareth, ......... 956A*
Williams, Gary, . 952C, 1243C
Williams, Margaret, ..... 1172A
Williams, Travis, ........... 245A
Williamson, James, ......... 235C
Williamson, V. W., ......... 760C
Willinge Prins, Roméo,... 673C
Willis, John, ................ 1110B*
Winbush, Ari, .... 370C, 558B*
Winek, J., ........................921B
Winkler, Sylke, ............. 1041B
AUTHOR INDEX
Winter, Alan, ............... 352C*
Winter, Peter, ................. 624B
Winterkorn, L., ............ 1003C
Winterkorn, Lara, ........... 983A
Wirshing, Alison, ....... 1197B*
Witham, Emily, ............ 400C*
Witvliet, Daniel, .. 710A, 719A
Wohlschlegel, J., ............... 139
Wohlschlegel, James, .. 1093C,
..................................... 1111C
Wojtovich, Andrew, ..... 401A*
Woldemariam, Sarah,.. 561B*,
....................................... 629A
Wolfe, Glenn,............... 560A*
Wolff, Jennifer Ross, ... 616C*
Wolkow, C. A., ..................... 8
Wong, G.,............................ 20
Wong, Garry, ..... 670C, 1016A
Wong, Jenny Chan-Ying, .. 170
Wong, Matthew, ......... 1117C,
................................... 1154A*
Wood, Jordan, .............. 617A*
Wood, Mallory, ............ 353A*
Wood, Megan, ..... 847C, 887A
Woodruff, Gavin, ......... 789B*
Woolfork, D., ................. 496C
Woolfork, De'Marcu, ... 1246C
Woollard, Alison, .... 22, 214C,
.................. 794A, 798B, 931C
Worby, Carolyn, .......... 889C*
WormBase Consortium, ....... 6,
................ 952C, 956A, 1243C
Wright, Forrest, 1185B, 1191B
Wu, Allison, ................... 795B
Wu, Cheng-Wei, .......... 354B*
Wu, David, ..................... 923A
Wu, Di, .......................... 210B
Wu, E., .............................. 139
Wu, Fengting, ................ 421C
Wu, Gong-Her, ............ 1223A
Wu, Guang, .................... 419A
Wu, Jui-ching, ............ 1155B*
Wu, Jui-Ching, ............. 1120C
Wu, Monica, ....... 141*, 1080B
Wu, Yanwei, .............. 1236B*
Wu, Yibo, ......................... 146
Wu, Yicong, ........ 598C, 608A,
...................................... 624B
Wu, Youjun,............... 1174C*
Wu, Yuanyuan, .............. 509A
Wuescher, Leah, ............ 504B
Wyatt, Brent,.................. 762B
X
Xavier, Maurício, ........... 197A
Xia, Tian, ................... 1027C*
Xia, Xiaofei,................... 509A
Xian, B., ......................... 261B
Xiao, Rui,................31, 355C*
Xiaohong, Wang, ........... 566A
Xie, Dongying,...869A, 911A*
Xie, Yang, ...................... 399B
Xie, Yusu, ...................... 559B
Xie, Zhengyang, ........... 1000C
Xiong, Rui, .................. 618B*
Xu, Lu, ......................... 559B*
Xu, Meng, .................... 1239B
Xu, Shawn, .................... 741B
Xu, Suhong,.....................191*
Xu, W., ......................... 979C*
Xu, Xia, .......................... 980A
Xu, X. Z. Shawn, ...... 31, 355C
Xu, X. Z.Shawn, ................. 42
Xu, Yan, ....................... 619C*
Xuan, Nan, ................... 1166A
Xue, Ding, .........................165
Xue, Jian,........................ 344A
Yoo, Joo-Yeon, .............. 431A
Yook, Karen,.................. 955C
Yoon, Kyoung-hye,.......... 102,
..................................... 449A*
Yoon, Sung-Sik,................ 102
Yorks, Rosalina,............. 716A
Yoshida, Ryo, ................... 131
Yoshiga, Toyoshi, .......... 444B
Yoshimura, H.,............... 243B
Yoshina, S.,.................. 1056B
Yoshina, Sawako, ..... 7, 245A,
..................................... 1045C
You, Charlotte,............... 929A
You, Young-Jai, ... 531B, 694C
You, Young-jai, ............. 399B
Young, Adelaide, ........... 346C
Young, Amanda, .......... 1050B
Young, Janet, ................. 788A
Young, Jared, ..... 637C*, 722A
Yousefi, Payam, ..........1156C*
Yu, Alex, ..................... 563A*
Yu, Bin, ................. 51, 1136A
Yu, Collin Z., .................... 118
Yu, Enchao, ................. 1061A
Yu, Tianyi, ..................... 269A
Yu, Xiaokun,.................. 271C
Yu*, Yanxun, ............... 743A*
Yu*, Yanxun V., ................. 39
Yuan, Oliver, ................. 746A
Yuan, Yiyuan, ..................... 42
Yucel, Duygu, .............. 949C*
Yuet, Kai P., ................... 132*
Yun, Sijung, ................. 1044B
Yunger, Elad, .................. 156*
Yuval, Omer, ............... 744B*
Y. Zinovyeva, A.,......... 1107B
Y
Yakovlev, M., ................. 698A
Yamamoto, Keith, ........ 1020B
Yamaoka, Yasuyo, ............. 27
Yamazaki, Shuhei,....... 562C*,
....................................... 634C
Yamazoe, Akiko, . 562C, 634C
Yan, Cheung, .................. 869A
Yan, D., .............................. 91
Yan, Dong, ............... 98, 646C
Yan, Yijian, ................ 1237C*
Yanai, Itai, .............. 63*, 759B
Yanase, S., .................... 356A*
Yang, Bing, .................. 980A*
Yang, Chonglin, .......... 1166A,
..................................... 1239B
Yang, Danny, ....................147
Yang, Fang-Jung, 433C, 782A
Yang, Heeseung, ............ 770A
Yang, Ji-Sup, ................ 912B*
Yang, Jin, ..................... 1000C
Yang, W., ... 161, 450B, 742C*
Yang, Wen,......................... 80
Yang, Wentao, ................ 422A
Yang, X., ........................ 833A
Yang, Zhe, .................. 1198C*
Yanik, Mehmet, .................148
Yankner, Bruce,......................
Yanowitz, Judith,..... 58, 230A,
......................... 868C, 1136A
Yanowitz, Judith L., ....... 234B
Yao, L.,........................... 398A
Yao, Tianyou, ............... 1168C
Yasuda, Kayo, ................ 337C
Yates, John R., ............... 279B
Yates III, John R.,..... 28, 984B
Yau, Kah Wai, ................ 579B
Ye, Alice, ..................... 1128B
Yee, Callista, .....................80*
Yemini, Eviatar, ........... 636B*
Yen, Chia-An, ................ 220C
Yen, Chien-Ping, ............ 244C
Yeo, May, ....................... 417B
Yeo, Robin, .............. 78, 203A
Yeon, Jihye, .................... 586C
Yersak, Jill,..................... 639B
Yi, Yung-Hsiang, ......... 890A*
Yim, John, .................... 1187A
Yin, Da, ........................ 783B*
Yin, Jianhua,............... 1175A*
Ying, Lisa, ...................... 929A
Ying, Mingjie, .............. 1029B
Ying, Phoenix, ................ 658C
Ying, Rouchen,..................112
Yi-Wen, Hsieh,............... 566A
Yochem, John, ...... 186, 1218B
Yoda, Akinori, ................ 929A
Yokoyama, Genta, .......... 721C
Yong, Yu, ..................... 509A*
Z
Zabinsky, Rebecca, ......... 188*
Zacharias, Amanda, ..... 1017B
Zacharias, Amanda L., ...... 67*
Zaghab, Soriayah, ........ 1103A
Zaidel-Bar, Ronen,....... 1181A
Zamberlan, D., ............. 357B*
Zamberlan, Daniele, ...... 195B,
....................................... 327B
Zapfe, Emmalisa, ........... 777B
Zarate Potes, A.,........... 450B*
Zarate-Potes, Alejandra,. 422A
Zarazua, Brenda, .......... 1242B
Zarkower, David, ................ 13
Zaslaver, Alon,..... 490C, 679C
Zavolan, Mihaela, ............. 146
Zawadzki, Karl, ............. 843B
Zdraljevic, S.,... 774B*, 775C*
Zdraljevic, Stefan, ............... 99
Zegar, C. M., .................. 778C
Zeiser, Eva, .................... 985C
Zeller, P., .......................... 17*
Zgoba, Danielle, ............. 922C
Zhan, Ge, ..................... 1061A
Zhan, Mei,.................... 1007A
Zhang, B., .................... 1106A
Zhang, Bi, ......................... 31*
Zhang, Bo, ................. 1157A*
Zhang, Fen, .................... 509A
Zhang, Gaotian, . 437A, 451C*
Zhang, Hongjie, ...........913C*,
68
........... 1165C, 1186C, 1238A
Zhang, Huimin, .... 157, 1212B
Zhang, Jay C.,............... 1011B
zhang, Jingyan, ........... 1028A*
Zhang, Junbing, ............ 1171C
Zhang, Kevin, ................. 403C
Zhang, L., ........................149*
Zhang, Liangyu, .....................
Zhang, Liusuo, ............. 564B*
Zhang, Michael, ........... 1061A
Zhang, Nan, .......913C, 1165C,
.................................. 1238A*
Zhang, Qian, .... 1166A, 1239B
Zhang, Wenying, ............ 344A
Zhang, Willie,................. 410A
Zhang, Xinxing, ... 151, 402B*
Zhang, Xuan, .................. 210B
Zhang, Y.,.............696B, 742C
Zhang, Ying, ................ 1214A
Zhang, Yue, .............. 78, 203A
Zhang, Yun,......... 157*, 470A,
............................ 482A, 495B
Zhang, Yuqian, ............... 417B
Zhang, Zhihong, ........... 1050B
Zhange, Winnie, ............. 597B
Zhao, Charles, ................ 358C
Zhao, Y., ...................... 1055A
Zhao, Yanmei, ..... 839A, 885B
Zhao, Yanmnei, .............. 757C
Zhao, Yuehui, ............... 358C*
Zhao, Zhiling, ................. 895C
Zhao, Zhongying, .......... 869A,
................................... 1050B*
Zhen, Mei, .......... 40, 169, 172,
....... 493C, 583C, 710A, 719A
Zheng, Chaogu, . 620A*, 924B
Zheng, Hanxi, ............... 1212B
Zheng, Ying Grace, ........ 633B
Zhong, W., ..................... 513B
Zhong, Yayu,.................. 280C
Zhou, G., ........................ 398A
Zhou, Junxiang, ........... 1166A,
................................... 1239B*
Zhou, Yu, ............................86
Zhou, Zheng, .... 662A, 1168C,
..................................... 1169A
Zhu, Chen-Tseh, ..................36
Zhu, H., ........................ 950A*
Zhu, Huanhu,.................. 390B
Zhu, Kevin, .........................15
Zhu, Lian, ................... 1240C*
Zhu, Yi, .............................157
Zhu, Zuoyan, ................ 1095B
Zhuang, Xiaowei, ......... 1184A
Zimmer, Manuel, ...............134
Zimmerman, Stephanie, 359A*
Zinovyeva, Anna, .......... 919C,
................................... 1111C*
Zitnik, Edward,............... 923A
Zou, Wei,...................... 1219C
Zouak, Mélissa, .............. 736C
Zullo, Joseph, ........................*
Zuniga, G., ..................... 672B
WORMBASE GENETIC INDEX TO ABSTRACTS
This is an index of genes mentioned in the abstracts. The current WormBase approved gene symbol is given in each case; non-current symbol synonyms or
full names used in the abstracts are not indexed.
The index was prepared computationally based solely on the WBgn & gene symbol information provided by authors during abstract submission. GSA is not
responsible for any omissions from the index where authors did not provide information, nor for any incorrect indexing where genes stated to feature in an
abstract do not actually appear.
Indexed terms are in bold. Numbers following each term refer to abstract program numbers: 1-193 are platform presentations and 194-1256 are poster
presentations.
aak-1 ................ 77, 176, 398A
aak-2 .................... 77, 78, 176,
.................203A, 269A, 288B,
................. 394C, 398A, 678B,
....................................... 914A
ABI-1 ................................124
abtm-1 ........................... 857A
acdh-1 ..................361C, 364C
acox-1 .................... 151, 402B
acox-2 ...............................151
acox-3 ...............................151
acr-12............................. 726B
ACR-16.......................... 713A
acr-2.......... 691C, 714B, 735B
act-1 ...................237B, 1197B
act-2 ............................... 237B
act-3 ............................... 237B
act-5 ............................. 1186C
acy-1 ......... 294B, 706C, 712C
adm-4............................. 485A
adsl-1 ............................. 480B
adss-1 ............................. 480B
aex-2 .............................. 692A
aex-3 ................. 569A, 1209B
aex-5 ................. 503A, 1209B
aex-6 ............................ 1209B
aex-6/Rab27 GTPase .............
....................................... 569A
aff-1 ........... 185, 652C, 1195C
age-1 .............................. 356A
agef-1 ............................. 942B
agl-1 ............................... 394C
agmo-1 ........................... 440A
AH3062.......................... 790C
ain-1 ..................... 188, 1097A
ain-2 .........188, 1097A, 1164B
air-1 ............................... 920A
akt-1....................367C, 375B,
....... 379C, 534B, 771B, 926A
akt-2.................... 771B, 926A
aldo-1 ................................176
alfa-1.............................. 677A
alg-1 .............. 139, 141, 227A,
............. 619C, 1097A, 1102C,
............ 1107B, 1108C, 1111C
alg-2 ...........139, 227A, 1164B
alg-3 ............................. 1074B
alg-4 ............................. 1074B
algn-2 ............................. 999B
alh-6 ......................... 73, 333B
AMPK ..............................168
amx-1 .................. 689A, 962A
amx-2 .................. 689A, 962A
amx-3 ............................. 689A
anc-1 ............................ 1179B
ani-1 ............................. 1226A
ani-2 .................. 845A, 1122B
anoh-1 ................. 521A, 662A
anoh-2 ............................ 521A
aph-2.............................. 878A
apl-1 .......... 194A, 938A, 939B
apr-1...............................826C
APR-1 ........................... 809A
aptf-1 .................................. 38
apx-1 ................... 817C, 931C
arf-1.2 ................ 397C, 646C,
........................................942B
arf-3 ...............................942B
arf-6 ............................ 1169A
ari-1................................933B
arr-1 ................................... 96
asd-1 ............................ 1046A
asp-1 .............................1005B
aspm-1..........................1119B
ast-1............................... 593A
atfs-1 ........ 274C, 298C, 431A
atg-16.2 ............... 280C, 393B
atg-7 ...............................393B
Atg-9 .................................. 94
atgl-1 ................... 393B, 478C
atl-1 .................. 200A, 1138C,
......................................1147C
ATL-1 ..........................1153C
atm-1 ............... 1045C, 1136A
atp-3 .............................. 200A
atx-2 ....... 856C, 857A, 1194B
avr-14 .............................520C
avr-15 ............................... 169
bah-1 ............................. 896A
bah-2 ............................. 896A
bar-1.................. 916C, 1192C
bas-1 .................... 535C, 593A
bcmo-2 .......................... 989A
bd104 ............................ 761A
bec-1 .......... 273B, 280C, 393B
BEC-1 ..................124, 1217A
bed-3 ............................1000C
bet-1 .............................. 827A
bgnt-1 ...........................1047B
bli-1 ................................981B
bli-4 ................................901C
bli-5 ................................901C
blmp-1 ..........................1000C
Bma-daf-16 ....................922C
bpl-1 .............................1011B
BR3417 ..........................970C
brap-2 ................ 247C, 303B,
......................................1162C
brc-1 .............................1162C
bub-1 ............................1242B
bub-3 .................................. 56
bus-5...............................229C
bus-8.................... 229C, 999B
C04F12.1 .................. 141, 145
C09F5.1..........................328C
C12C8.1 .........................343C
C17G10.9 ...................... 206A
C17H1.3 ........................ 419A
C24H11.1 ...................... 977A
C25A1.5 .......................1212B
C34B2.10 .................... 1133A
C34B2.6 ........................ 326A
C41G7.9 ........................ 842A
C54G4.4 ........................ 441B
C55B7.12 ....................... 821A
cab-1 ............................ 1209B
cam-1 ................ 917A, 1192C
cap-1 ............................ 1152B
cat-1 .......... 535C, 593A, 682C
cat-2 ......... 502C, 535C, 603B,
........................... 644A, 682C
cat-2(tm2261) ................ 701A
cat-4 .................... 593A, 594B
cbr-csr-1 ...................... 1080B
Cbr-dpy-27.........................62
Cbr-him-8 ..................... 761A
cccp-1............................. 688C
ccm-3 ........................... 1226A
ccpp-1 .................... 117, 568C
ccz-1 ............................. 1227B
cdc-25.1 ....................... 1138C
cdc-25.3 ............................ 108
cdc-42 ................. 121, 1163A,
..................................... 1226A
CDC-42 ....................... 1120C
cde-1 ................................. 189
cdf-2 ......................... 9, 1227B
cdh-3 ............................ 1182B
cdh-4 ............................ 1182B
cdk-1 .........108, 920A, 1138C,
......................... 1143B, 1242B
cdk-12 .......................... 1242B
cdk-2 ...................... 182, 856C
cdk-4 .................... 182, 1146B
cdk-5 .............................. 716A
cdk-7 .............................. 827A
cdk-8 ................... 929A, 997C
cdkl-1 ................................ 116
cdr-1 .............................. 997C
cebp-1 ............................ 658C
cec-5 .................................. 145
ced-1 .............................. 662A
CED-1............................... 124
ced-10 ............................ 906B
ced-11 .................................50
ced-13 .......... 80, 414B, 1162C
CED-2............................... 124
ced-3 ................. 48, 80, 414B,
........... 1025A, 1045C, 1164B,
........................ 1166A, 1169A
ced-4 ................. 48, 80, 414B,
.............. 603B, 1045C, 1166A
ced-5 ...................................48
ced-6 ................................. 165
ced-7 ...................... 165, 662A
ced-9 ...........80, 414B, 1160A,
..................................... 1162C
ceh-10 ..................360B, 577C
ceh-13 ................. 620A, 787C
ceh-14 ..................360B, 655C
ceh-17 ............................ 360B
ceh-22 ............................ 827A
ceh-28 ............................ 588B
69
ceh-32 ...........................1024C
ceh-36 ................. 390B, 473A,
............................. 580C, 950A
ceh-36 (ky640) ............ 1073A
ceh-43 ............................ 911A
ceh-51 ............................ 797A
cep-1 ............. 22, 200A, 443A,
........................... 469C, 1136A
cfp-1 ...............................985C
cgh-1 ............................. 887A
cha-1 ................. 589C, 1015C
chc-1 ................................. 113
chch-3.............................646C
chd-1 ............................1156C
che-1 ....................... 180, 810B
che-11 .......................... 1220A
chk-1 ............................1138C
CHK-2 ................... 55, 1131B
chpf-1 .......................... 1235A
chpf-2 .......................... 1235A
Chromosome_MtDNA ..........
......................................1213C
chs-1 .............................1011B
chw-1..............................447B
cic-1 ............................... 929A
cki-1 .............................1146B
ckr-2 ...............................739C
cku-80 ........................ , 1045C
clec .................................900B
clec-4 ..............................441B
clec-43 ............................441B
clh-1 ................................. 174
clh-3 ................................. 174
clk-1 ........ 302A, 319C, 348B,
............................. 500A, 807B
clp-1 ...............................291B
clp-7 ...............................291B
clr-1 ................................921B
cmk-1 ................. 331C, 721C,
....................................... 824A
cnc-2 ................................. 157
cnd-1 ................. 595C, 1002B
Cni-dpy-27 ......................... 62
cnp-2 ............................. 779A
coh-3 .................... 145, 1150C
coh-4 .................... 145, 1150C
col-10................................ 142
col-138............................981B
col-175............................981B
col-19................... 826C, 981B
col-38..............................981B
col-49..............................981B
col-54..............................981B
col-63..............................981B
col-7................................981B
col-99............................. 611A
COM-1 ...........................843B
cosa-1 ...........................1141C
COSA-1 ............ 843B, 1153C
cpf-2 .............................1036C
cpsf-1............................1036C
WORMBASE GENETIC INDEX TO ABSTRACTS
crb-1 .............................. 600B
Cre-mss-1 ...................... 783B
Cre-mss-2 ...................... 783B
Cre-mss-3 ...................... 783B
Cre-mss-4 ...................... 783B
crh-1 ..........30, 78, 171, 203A,
................. 452A, 508C, 649C,
............................. 724C, 734A
crn-3 .............................. 857A
crtc-1 ............ 78, 203A, 648B,
....................................... 649C
csb-1 .................... 200A, 307C
csr-1................. 141, 143, 144,
............ 145, 189, 830A, 836A,
........... 1080B, 1082A, 1085A,
......................... 1098B, 1109A
Ctr-dpy-27 ......................... 62
Ctr-sdc-2 ............................ 62
cul-2.................................... 60
cul-3............................ 60, 127
cup-2.............................. 876B
cwn-1 ............... 96, 183, 270B,
........................... 917A, 1192C
cwn-2 ........... 183, 270B, 917A
cyb-3 ............................ 1138C
cye-1 ................... 856C, 863A,
......................... 1146B, 1152B
cyh-1 .............................. 827A
cyk-1 .......... 121, 845A, 1191B
cyk-4 ................. 845A, 1123C,
..................................... 1139A
cyp-13a7 ........................ 989A
cyp-33c2 ...................... 1012C
cyp-33E2 ....................... 368A
cyp-36A1 ............................ 32
dab-1 ........................... 1238A
daf-1 .............................. 829C
daf-11 .................. 513B, 531B
DAF-12.......................... 371A
daf-12 ....................110, 310C,
........369B, 399B, 800A, 932A
daf-14 ............................ 369B
daf-15 .......................26, 534B
daf-16 .............. 22, 23, 24, 28,
30, 33, 166, 198B, 206A,
213B, 225B, 230A, 231B,
234B, 242A, 243B, 245A
246B, 262C, 265C, 279B,
288B, 297B, 302A, 311A,
314A, 331C, 332A, 346C,
356A, 357B, 367C, 369B,
375B, 377A, 379C, 394C,
420B, 426B, 452A, 500A,
519B, 536A, 654B, 771B,
................ 922C, 932A, 1241A
daf-16(mu86) ................ 241C
daf-19 .................542A, 599A,
............................. 604C, 647A
daf-2 .......... 10, 23, 25, 75, 84,
166, 195B, 214C, 225B,
231B, 242A, 245A, 246B,
262C, 265C, 279B, 302A,
311A, 332A, 357B, 366B,
369B, 375B, 377A, 379C,
394C, 395A, 409C, 452A,
500A, 503A, 519B, 644A,
654B, 724C, 733C, 852B,
871C, 939B
daf-2(e1370) .................. 241C
daf-22 ............................ 473A
daf-22(ok693)................ 387B
daf-28 ....... 380A, 387B, 824A
efa-6.................................. 164
eff-1 ................. 48, 165, 652C,
............... 664C, 815A, 1146B,
......................... 1195C, 1229A
efl-1 ............................... 995A
egg-6 .............................. 894B
egl-1 ............. 48, 51, 80, 414B,
............ 1162C, 1166A, 1203B
egl-18 ................. 593A, 1021C
egl-19 .........244C, 291B, 715C
egl-2 ..................... 478C, 505C
egl-20 ............... 96, 183, 270B,
................ 916C, 917A, 1192C
egl-21 ................... 519B, 771B
egl-3 ..................... 225B, 563A
egl-30 ............ 71, 561B, 737A,
....................................... 739C
egl-4 ............... 36, 519B, 559C
egl-45 ............................. 220C
egl-46 ............................. 593A
egl-47 ............................. 680A
egl-5 ......... 590A, 620A, 787C,
............................. 801B, 900B
egl-6 ............................... 705B
egl-8 ......... 660B, 737A, 739C,
....................................... 916C
egl-9 .................................... 32
ego-1 ................... 836A, 856C,
..................................... 1085A
ego-2 .............................. 856C
eif-3.K ........................... 206A
ekl-1............................... 856C
ekl-7............................... 918B
elc-2 .................................... 87
elpc-1 ............................. 725A
elpc-3 ............................. 725A
elt-1 ................ 1017B, 1021C,
..................................... 1024C
elt-2 ......... 280C, 422A, 426B,
..................450B, 795B, 991C,
..............997C, 1005B, 1021C,
......................... 1026B, 1206B
elt-3 .........247C, 826C, 1021C
elt-4 ............................. 1026B
elt-6 ............................. 1021C
elt-7 ........795B, 991C, 1021C,
......................... 1026B, 1206B
emb-4 .......................... 1072C
emb-5 ............................... 177
emb-9 ............................ 927B
emu .............................. 1189C
end-1 .................. 795B, 991C,
............ 1021C, 1024C, 1026B,
..................................... 1206B
end-3 .................. 795B, 991C,
.............1021C, 1026B, 1206B
ENSG00000177706
....................................... 889C
eor-1 .......................185, 918B
ercc-1............................. 313C
ergo-1 ................................. 88
eri-1 ......................140, 1104B
eri-3 ............................... 880C
erm-1 ............... 1186C, 1238A
etr-1 ............................. 1116B
exc-1 .............................. 891B
exc-2 .............................. 891B
exc-4 .............................. 272A
exc-5 .......................121, 891B
exc-6 .....................121, 1191B
EXC-6 ......................... 1185B
exc-7 ................ 1046A, 1198C
daf-3......................... 88, 213B
daf-4............................. 1234C
daf-5............................... 557A
daf-6............................... 613C
daf-7......... 213B, 228B, 369B,
375B, 377A, 395A, 484C,
522B, 557A, 736C, 749A,
824A, 1007A
daf-8.................... 369B, 557A
DAF-9 ............................ 384B
daf-9.......... 310C, 375B, 399B
dapk-1............... 638A, 1180C
dat-1......... 502C, 535C, 607C,
682C, 687B
dbl-1......... 272A, 736C, 930B,
....................................... 932A
dcap-2 .......................... 1176B
dcr-1 ............................ 1093C
dcs-1............................. 1084C
dct-1 ......................... 81, 321B
ddr-1 ................... 601C, 611A
ddr-2 .............................. 611A
ddx-15 ............................ 851A
dex-1 .............................. 894B
dhc-1 .................. 841C, 943C,
..................................... 1215B
dim-1............................ 1202A
din-1............................... 399B
disl-2 ............................ 1025A
dlc-1 ....................... 184, 888B
dlg-1 ............................... 905A
DLK-1................................ 98
dlk-1 ........... 113, 476A, 640C,
....................................... 658C
dma-1 ............................. 605A
dmd-11 ................................ 3
dmd-3 ............................ 900B
dmd-4 ............................ 567B
dmd-5 .................................. 3
dnc-1 .............................. 841C
dop-2 ................... 660B, 695A
dop-3 ........ 471B, 535C, 562C,
............................ 660B, 682C
dpl-1............................... 995A
dpy-10 .......................... 1244A
dpy-14 ...............................142
dpy-22 ............................ 929A
dpy-27 ................................ 62
dpy-28 .......................... 1150C
dpy-30 ............................ 992A
drh-1 .................................162
drh-3 ................... 836A, 856C
drp-1 ........ 244C, 646C, 857A,
....................................... 882B
dsh-1 .............................. 924B
DSH-2 ............................ 809A
dve-1 .............................. 431A
dyf-18 ........................... 1220A
dyf-5............................. 1220A
dyn-1 ................. 930B, 1229A
dys-1 ................... 414B, 552B
eak-7 ......... 367C, 375B, 379C
eat-2 ................... 262C, 500A,
................ 589C, 852B, 1241A
eat-3 ............................... 646C
eat-4 ............169, 609B, 718C,
....................................... 723B
eat-5 ............................... 829C
eat-6 ............................... 457C
ech-2 .............................. 361C
ect-2 .................. 845A, 1188B
edc-3 .................................. 76
70
exc-9............................... 891B
exl-1 ............................... 272A
exp-1 .............................. 692A
F01D4.9 ....................... 1047B
F08A8.2 ......................... 402B
F08A8.3 ......................... 402B
F09A5.4 ......................... 576B
F20G4.3 ......................... 898C
F30A10.10 ..................... 821A
F44B9.8 ....................... 1152B
F44F1.3 .......................... 291B
F46G10.3 ....................... 671A
F54G8.3 ......................... 897B
F55A3.3 ............................177
F55A3.7 ............................177
F58G1.1 ............................146
F59B2.12 ....................... 900B
F59G1.4 ....................... 1089B
faah-1............................. 310C
farl-11 .................... 184, 859C
fars-1 ................................132
fars-3 ................................132
fasn-1 ............................. 388C
fat-1 ............................... 310C
fat-6 ............................... 217C
fat-7 .....................217C, 231B
fax-1 ............................... 820C
FBF ................................ 835C
fbf-1 ................... 829C, 864B,
.............................879B, 888B
fbf-2 ......... 864B, 879B, 888B,
....................................... 998A
FBgn0020653 ................ 197A
FBgn0025726 ................ 740A
fbn-1 .............................. 899A
fcho-1 ........................... 1214A
fem-1 ......... 707A, 780B, 883C
fem-2 .............................. 780B
fem-3 .............................. 780B
fer-2 ............................... 880C
fer-3 ............................... 880C
fhod-1 .......................... 1191B
fig-1................................ 732B
fis-1 ................................ 646C
fkh-4 .............................. 807B
FKH-8............................ 689A
fkh-8 ....................607C, 687B
flcn-1 ...................................77
FLH-2 .......................... 1089B
fln-2 ............................. 1189C
flp-11 ....................... 38, 680A
flp-13 ....................... 37, 547C
flp-14 ................................172
flp-17 ............................. 734A
flp-18 ............................. 536A
flp-19 ................................171
flp-21 ............................. 616C
flp-22 ............................. 616C
flp-24 ..................................37
flp-6 ....................................30
flp-7 ....................................37
flp-8 ............................... 381B
fmo-2 ....................... 83, 267B
fog-2 ......................... 34, 470A
fox-1 ............................. 1046A
frh-1 ............................... 321B
frk-1 ............................... 826C
frpr-3 ..................................38
fshr-1 ...................301C, 706C
fsn-1 ............................... 560A
fzo-1 ............................... 646C
gar-3 ....................589C, 696B
WORMBASE GENETIC INDEX TO ABSTRACTS
gas-1............................... 659A
gck-1 ............................ 1226A
gck-2 ............................ 1220A
GCK-2 ........................... 814C
gcn-2 .............................. 343C
gcs-1 .....................195B, 301C
gcy-18 .................................39
gcy-23 .................................39
gcy-5 ............ 180, 513B, 810B
gcy-8 ........................ 39, 732B
gcy-9 ...................... 171, 513B
GEI-12 ........................... 986A
gei-8 .................... 269A, 678B
ges-1 ............................. 1032B
gfp .................................. 858B
ggs-1....................................77
gin-1 ............................... 394C
gin-2 ............................... 394C
gla-3 ............................. 1161B
glb-33 ............................. 738B
gld-1 .............107, 829C, 863A
GLD-1 ................................70
gld-2 ....... 106, 107, 108, 829C
gld-3 ............... 106, 108, 829C
glh .....................................111
glh-1 ....................... 106, 822B
glh-4 ............................... 822B
glo-1 .................1227B, 1231C
glo-3 ............................. 1227B
glo-8 ............................. 1222C
glo-9 ............................. 1222C
glp-1 ................ 83, 107, 234B,
................. 246B, 279B, 297B,
................. 473A, 846B, 848A,
................. 856C, 858B, 870B,
............... 871C, 876B, 878A,
........................... 879B, 998A,
........................ 1226A, 1245B
glr-1 ........... 168, 563A, 718C,
..................................... 1230B
glt-1.................. 35, 170, 718C
glt-3........................ 170, 718C
glt-4...................................170
glt-6...................................170
glt-7...................................170
goa-1 ............ 71, 360B, 464A,
....... 513B, 680A, 725A, 916C
got-1 ..................................169
gpa-14 ................. 513B, 695A
gpa-3 ...................... 113, 513B
gpa-7 .............................. 513B
gpa-8 .............................. 400C
gpa-9 .............................. 495B
gpb-1................... 464A, 561B
gpc-2 .............................. 464A
gpd-3.................................176
gpdh-2 ................................77
gpgh-1 .................................77
GPR ............................... 935A
gpr-1 .................... 150, 1143B
grdn-1 ...............................119
grk-2 .............................. 737A
grl .....................................181
gsa-1............................... 706C
gsk-3 .................................182
gsp-1 ............................ 1155B
gsp-2 ............................ 1155B
gsp-3 ............57, 707A, 1144C
gsp-4 ............57, 707A, 1144C
gst-4 ......... 195B, 247C, 303B,
............................ 319C, 326A
gtl-2...................................191
ifet-1 .............................. 887A
ifg-1................................ 220C
igdb-2 ............................ 613C
ima-3..................658C, 1152B
ina-1 ............................... 899A
inft-2 ................................. 121
ins-17 ............................. 654B
ins-18 ............................. 654B
ins-31 ............................. 900B
ins-6 ............................... 654B
ins-7 ....................................30
inx-1 ............................... 692A
inx-12 ........................... 1200B
inx-6 .................................. 173
ippk-1 ............................ 857A
ire-1 ....................................82
irx-1 ......................... 97, 596A
isp-1 ................ 80, 191, 262C,
.................. 319C, 646C, 659A
isw-1 ................................. 177
itr-1 ................................ 916C
jmjd-3.2 ......................... 214C
jun-1 .............................. 422A
K01D12.7....................... 837B
kal-1 ............................. 1002B
kat-1 .............................. 882B
kcc-3 .............................. 732B
kgb-1....................198B, 565C
kin-1 ................... 294B, 692A
kin-2 ............ 171, 294B, 712C
kin-20 ............................ 591B
kin-29 .................................10
kin-3 ............................ 1137B
kin-4 .............................. 523C
klp-18 ............................ 237B
klp-4 .............................. 718C
klp-6 .............................. 237B
klp-7 ................ 1119B, 1194B
kpc-1 .............................. 605A
kri-1 ...... 297B, 1161B, 1226A
ksr-1 ................... 737A, 918B
ksr-2 .............................. 918B
laat-1............................ 1166A
laf-1................................ 838C
lag-1 .....................856C, 879B
lag-2 ......... 817C, 820C, 931C,
..................................... 1146B
lag-3 ............................... 879B
lars-1...................................26
lawd-1 ............................ 905A
LEM-2 ........................... 969B
lep-2 ............................... 799C
let-19 .............................. 929A
let-2 ................................ 927B
let-23 .............37, 339B, 485A,
................. 796C, 812A, 929A,
.................. 942B, 943C, 988C
let-363 ........... 26, 534B, 871C,
....................................... 950A
let-4 ................................ 894B
let-413 ............................... 163
let-502 .................. 184, 1188B
let-60 ........ 447B, 812A, 941A,
..................................... 1106A
LET-60 .......................... 814C
let-653 ............................ 894B
let-7 ............ 142, 371A, 800A,
................. 816B, 919C, 938A,
......................... 1084C, 1108C
let-767 .......................... 1238A
LET-99 ............. 935A, 1120C
lgc-46 ............................. 735B
gur-3................................. 193
Gα ................................. 935A
H36L18.2 ......................... 105
haf-4 ................ 1224B, 1231C
haf-9 ................ 1224B, 1231C
ham-1 .............................603B
ham-3 ............................ 827A
hbl-1 .............................. 800A
hcf-1 .............................. 314A
hecd-1................................. 60
her-1 ...............................835C
hif-1 ....... 32, 160, 332A, 914A
HIM-14 ..........................843B
HIM-3 .................... 55, 1131B
him-3 ............................. 863A
him-4 ..............................600B
him-5 .......... 58, 883C, 1135C,
..................................... 1136A
him-8 ............................1074B
HIM-8 ..........................1131B
his-72 ............................1063C
hke-4.1 ............... 757C, 839A,
........................................885B
hke-4.2 ...........................885B
hlh-1 ....... 414B, 825B, 1017B,
......................... 1024C, 1062B
hlh-16 .............................595C
hlh-2 ................ 10, 178, 595C,
........................................820C
hlh-26 ...........................1024C
hlh-3 ........................ 10, 593A
hlh-30 ........... 10, 24, 26, 262C
hlh-6 ...............................760C
hlh-8 .............................1060C
hmg-3 ............................... 177
hmg-4 ............................... 177
hmp-1 ................ 905A, 1188B
hmr-1 ............................ 911A
hnd-1 ............................1024C
hop-1 ............................. 854A
hpk-1 ............................. 221A
hpl-2 ................. 663B, 1071B,
..................................... 1157A
hrde-1.............. 1072C, 1101B
hsb-1...............................334C
hsf-1 ............. 23, 195B, 219B,
................. 221A, 263A, 295C,
................. 328C, 332A, 334C,
.................. 343C, 350A, 357B
hsp ..................................334C
hsp-16.2.............. 219B, 286C,
....................................... 692A
hsp-4.................... 326A, 387B
hsp-6.................... 273B, 319C
hsp-60.................. 273B, 431A
hsp-70.................. 219B, 295C
hsp16.2 ...........................195B
htas-1 .............. 1130A, 1148A
HTP-1 ..........................1131B
HTP-3 ................................ 55
htz-1 ...... 827A, 995A, 1130A,
..................................... 1148A
hus-1............................ 1136A
hyl-1 ...............................201B
hyl-2 .......... 201B, 231B, 265C
icd-1 .............................. 200A
icd-2 ...............................813B
ifa-4 ................... 891B, 1186C
ifb-1 ................. 1186C, 1223A
ifc-2 ..............................1186C
ife-1 ............................... 707A
ife-2 ......................... 76, 302A
71
lgc-55............................. 683A
LGG-1.............................. 124
lgg-1 ......... 273B, 280C, 656A
LGG-2.............................. 124
lgl-1 ............................... 902A
lid-1 ................................393B
lim-4 .................... 516B, 580C
lim-6 ......................... 38, 577C
lin-1 ............ 185, 793C, 804B,
.................918B, 929A, 1146B
lin-12 ......... 178, 820C, 1146B
LIN-12 ...........................814C
lin-13 ............................. 977A
lin-14 .......... 140, 379C, 641A,
........................... 816B, 1025A
lin-15B .......................... 965A
lin-17 ........... 183, 916C, 924B
lin-28 .......... 105, 799C, 816B,
........................... 919C, 1025A
lin-29 ................... 919C, 981B
lin-3 ......... 339B, 485A, 812A,
................. 817C, 894B, 941A,
........................... 947A, 1146B
lin-31 .................. 793C, 804B,
........................... 811C, 1146B
lin-32 ................... 595C, 655C
lin-35 .................. 862C, 965A,
................ 995A, 996B, 1160A
lin-39 .................. 590A, 616C,
.................. 787C, 801B, 804B,
......................................1146B
lin-4 ............... 140, 142, 816B,
......................................1089B
lin-41 ............. 108, 189, 938A,
..................................... 1004A
lin-42 ................... 409C, 940C
lin-44 ......... 270B, 916C, 924B
lin-45 ........... 182, 721C, 812A
lin-46 ..............................919C
LIN-5 ............................ 935A
lin-5 ..............................1143B
lin-53 ................................ 107
lin-54 ............................. 965A
lin-61 ..............................813B
lip-1 ................... 879B, 1161B
lips-6 ..............................285B
lir-3 ................................673C
lit-1 .................................613C
lite-1 ................................. 193
LLC1.3 ........................ 1070A
lmn-1 .............. 1126C, 1178A,
..................................... 1190A
lmp-1 ................ 942B, 1222C,
......................................1227B
lnkn-1 ............................... 118
lon-2 ................................... 92
lov-1 ............................ 1211A
lpin-1 ..............................397C
lpr-1 .................... 894B, 941A
lpr-3 ...............................894B
lrk-1 .............................1215B
lrn-2 .............................. 560A
lrp-1 .............................1218B
lsd-1............................... 962A
lsm-4 ..............................813B
lst-1 .................... 835C, 848A,
........ 858B, 870B, 879B, 998A
lsy-6 ...................... 140, 1108C
M03C11.3 ..................... 977A
mab-23 ...........................900B
mab-3 ....................... 23, 900B
mab-5 ................. 590A, 616C,
WORMBASE GENETIC INDEX TO ABSTRACTS
............................. 787C, 801B
mab-9 ............................... 180
mafr-1 ........................... 388C
mat-2 ........................... 1133A
math-33 .............................. 28
MBK-2 .......................... 986A
mbk-2 ................................. 60
mcu-1 .....................191, 273B
mdf-1 .................................. 56
mdf-2 .................................. 56
mdl-1 ............................. 421C
mdt-15 ............... 27, 83, 267B,
............................ 929A, 997C
mdt-27 ........................... 929A
mdt-29 ........................... 929A
mec-1 ........................... 1211A
mec-10 ................ 462B, 678B,
..................................... 1211A
MEC-10......................... 539A
mec-12 ........................... 237B
MEC-2 .......................... 539A
mec-2 ................... 462B, 523C
mec-3 ............................. 620A
MEC-4 .......................... 539A
mec-4 .................. 244C, 462B,
................ 640C, 678B, 1211A
mec-5 ........................... 1211A
MEC-6 .......................... 539A
mec-6 ............................. 462B
mec-8 .................899A, 1046A
mec-9 ........................... 1211A
med-1 ................ 797A, 1021C
med-2 .......................... 1021C
mef-2 .................................. 10
meg ................................... 111
meg-3 ............................. 847C
meg-4 ............................. 847C
mei-1................................... 60
mei-2................................... 60
mek-1 ............................ 565C
mel-11.......................... 1197B
mel-15.......................... 1129C
mel-26......................... 60, 127
mel-28................ 841C, 1126C
mel-3................................. 154
mel-46............................ 669B
mes-2 ........... 107, 214C, 967C
mes-3 ......................107, 967C
mes-4 ..................68, 84, 967C
mes-6 ......................107, 967C
met-2 .................................. 17
MET-2 ........................... 866A
met-2 ............................ 823C
mev-1 ........ 356A, 357B, 401A
mex-1 ................. 808C, 1174C
mex-3 ................. 803A, 1174C
mex-5 .......... 106, 803A, 808C,
...............879B, 1173B, 1174C
mex-6 ................. 808C, 1174C
mff-1 .............................. 882B
mib-1 ............................. 880C
mig-1 ......... 96, 1013A, 1192C
mig-14 ................................ 95
MIG-15 ......................... 814C
MIG-5 ........................... 809A
mig-6 ............................. 605A
mir-234.......................... 619C
mir-237.......................... 816B
mir-241...................140, 816B
mir-251.......................... 601C
mir-252.......................... 601C
mir-35................51, 69, 829C,
nhx-2 ............... 1224B, 1235A
nhx-7 ........................... 1235A
nhx-9 ........................... 1235A
nid-1/Nidogen ............... 569A
nlg-1 ......... 603B, 625C, 704A
nlp-12 ............................ 739C
nlp-22 ............................ 547C
nlp-29 ............................... 157
nlp-3 .............................. 685C
nlp-37 ............................ 475C
nlp-40 ............................ 692A
nlp-7 .............................. 680A
nlp-8 ................................... 37
nmat-1 ........................... 392A
nmat-2 ........................... 392A
nmur-1 .......................... 324B
nmy-1 ...................115, 1197B
nmy-2 ............126, 127, 794A,
............... 845A, 910C, 1181A,
..................................... 1226A
nob-1 ............................. 787C
noca-1 .......................... 1196A
nos-2 ................................. 111
npp-1 ........................... 1173B
npp-22 ......................... 1126C
npr-1 ............ 10, 459B, 516B,
............................ 536A, 774B
npr-17 ........................... 685C
npr-2 ............................. 516B
npr-22 ................................ 38
npr-26 ........................... 563A
npr-4 .................................. 38
nprl-2 ............................ 950A
nprl-3 ............................ 950A
nrde-1 .......................... 1089B
nrde-2 .......................... 1089B
nrde-2 (gg91) .............. 1073A
nrde-3 ............... 663B, 1089B,
..................................... 1103A
nrde-4 .......................... 1089B
nrf-5 ................................. 165
nrx-1 .............................. 625C
nsbp-1 .............................. 143
NSY-1 ............................... 159
nsy-1 .............. 82, 600B, 737A
nsy-4 .............................. 911A
nsy-5 .................... 566A, 618B
nuc-1 ........................... 1166A
nuo-6 ........................80, 319C
nurf-1 .................. 757C, 979C
ocr-2 ............. 10, 453B, 514C,
....................................... 561B
ocr-4 .............................. 453B
octr-1 ............................. 423B
odd-1 ............................. 998A
odd-2 ............................. 998A
odr-1................... 513B, 975B,
......................... 1071B, 1157A
odr-10 ................ 557A, 1230B
odr-3.............................. 727C
odr-7.............................. 473A
odr-7 (ky4) .................. 1073A
oga-1.................... 226C, 967C
ogt-1 .................... 226C, 967C
oig-1.................................... 97
oig-7............................... 883C
ooc-5 ............................ 1173B
orai-1 ........................... 1216C
osm-3 ........................... 1220A
osm-6 ............................. 751C
osm-9 ........................88, 453B
pab-1 ....................139, 1032B
..................................... 1164B
mir-48 .................... 140, 816B
mir-58 ................................ 51
miR-58 ......................... 1108C
miR-62 ......................... 1108C
mir-71 ...................... 51, 358C
mir-794 .......................... 800A
mir-80 ............. 1094A, 1106A
mir-84 ............................ 816B
mir241p ......................... 371A
mir84p ........................... 371A
miro-1 ............................ 882B
mlk-1.............................. 565C
mlt-4 ............................ 1218B
mma-1............................ 312B
mml-1 ................................ 26
mnr-1 ............................. 605A
moa-1 ............................. 938A
mod-5 ............................. 454C
mom-2................. 270B, 764A
mom-5.......................... 1192C
morc-1 ..............................147
mpk-1 ...... 182, 918B, 1106A,
.................................... 1161B
mre-11 ............ 1127A, 1135C
MRE-11 ......................... 843B
mrg-1 ..................... 107, 846B
MRP-7 ........................... 670C
mrps-5 ........................... 326A
mrt-1 .............................. 778C
MSH-5 ........................... 843B
mTOR............................ 355C
mut-16 ............................... 88
mut-2 ........................... 1079A
mut-7 ...............1071B, 1075C
mxl-2 .................................. 26
mxl-3 ........................ 10, 337C
myo-2 ................ 635A, 1032B
myo-3 ............... 825B, 1032B,
..................................... 1193A
mys-1 ............ 15, 827A, 959A
nap-1 .................................143
nape-1 ............................ 310C
nas-36 ................. 901C, 904C
nas-37 ................. 901C, 904C
nca-1 .............................. 737A
nca-2 .................................. 36
ncam-1 ........................... 601C
ncr-1 .............................. 491A
ncx-9 .............................. 610C
ndc-80 .......................... 1119B
ndg-4 .............................. 857A
nduf-2.2 ......................... 659A
ndx-1 .............................. 326A
neg-1 ............................ 1011B
nekl-2 ........................... 1218B
nekl-3 ................ 366B, 1218B
ngn-1 .............................. 595C
nhr-114 ............... 267B, 707A
nhr-13 ................................ 83
nhr-23 ....................................
nhr-25 ........................ , 1020B
nhr-28 ............................ 369B
nhr-33 .................................. 9
nhr-49 ................. 24, 27, 83, 2
26C, ......... 234B, 255B, 267B,
............................ 274C, 347A
nhr-57 ............................ 319C
nhr-64 ............................ 267B
nhr-67 ................. 577C, 820C
nhr-80 ...........................24, 83
nhr-88 ............................ 707A
72
pab-2 .................................139
pac-1 ............................ 1159C
pad-1 ............................ 1210C
pal-1 ...................798B, 1017B
pam-1 .............. 1170B, 1172A
paqr-1 ............................ 264B
paqr-2 ............................ 264B
paqr-3 ............................ 264B
PAR-1 .......................... 1120C
par-1 ................ 808C, 1163A,
..................................... 1174C
par-2 .................... 126, 1163A
par-3 .............. 1158B, 1163A,
..................................... 1174C
PAR-3 .......................... 1120C
PAR-5 .......................... 1120C
par-6 .........126, 902A, 1158B,
....................... 1159C, 1163A
PAR-6 .......................... 1120C
pas-6 .............................. 326A
pash-1 .............. 227A, 1087C,
..................................... 1100A
pat-2............................... 899A
pat-3............................... 899A
pax-3 .............................. 792B
pbo-1 ............................ 1235A
pck-2 .............................. 372B
pcn-1 ..................852B, 1045C
pde-1 .............................. 732B
pde-5 .............................. 732B
pdf-1 .............................36, 47
pdf-2 ........................ 47, 475C
pdfr-1............36, 294B, 475C,
....................................... 563A
pdr-1 .............................. 321B
peel-1 ...................765B, 774B
pek-1 ................... 343C, 380A
pept-1............................. 355C
pfk-1.1 ..............................176
pfs-2 ............................. 1036C
pgl .....................................111
pgl-1 .......... 72, 84, 106, 822B,
............................ 836A, 996B
pgl-3 ................... 72, 84, 822B
pgp-2 ................1222C, 1227B
pgrn-1 ....... 204B, 205C, 645B
pha-1 ............................ , 933B
pha-4 ........ 242A, 262C, 288B,
................ 351B, 760C, 1024C
php-3 ............................. 787C
pie-1 .................1173B, 1174C
pig-1 ................. 603B, 1139A,
..................................... 1164B
piki-1 ........................... 1171C
pink-1 ....... 321B, 326A, 646C
pinn-1 ............................ 638A
pkc-1 .............................. 528B
pkc-2 .............................. 534B
pkc-3 ................ 902A, 1143B,
........................ 1158B, 1163A
PKC-3 .......................... 1120C
pkd-2 ........................... 1211A
pkg-1/egl-4................... 1220A
PLC-1 ............................ 915B
plk-1............................. 1242B
Plk-1 .............................. 920A
PLK-2 .................... 55, 1131B
plst-1 ............................ 1181A
pmk-1 ................ 269A, 340C,
....... 396B, 418C, 431A, 737A
PMK-1 ..............................159
WORMBASE GENETIC INDEX TO ABSTRACTS
pmk-3 ...............................113
pnc-1 ........ 288B, 373C, 382C,
............................ 383A, 453B
pod-2.............................. 388C
polg-1 .................. 240B, 326A
poml-1 ........................... 462B
pop-1............. 67, 805C, 826C,
..................................... 1017B
POP-1 ............................ 809A
pos-1 ..................808C, 1174C
pot-1.............14, 778C, 1142A
pot-2....................................14
ppm-2 .......................... 1084C
pptr-1................................106
prde-1 .......................... 1091A
prdx-2 ............................ 340C
prg-1 ........... 141, 143, 1072C,
........................ 1082A, 1098B
prkl-1 ............................. 606B
prom-1 ........................... 863A
pros-1............................. 612B
prx-5 .................................135
PRY-1 ............................ 809A
psr-1..................................165
ptl-1 ............................... 211C
ptps-1 ............................. 594B
ptr .....................................181
ptrn-1.................. 164, 1180C,
..................................... 1196A
puf-8 ....................859C, 882B
pxf-1............................... 812A
pxn-1 .............................. 582B
pxn-2 .............................. 582B
pygl-1 ..................................77
R03E1.2 ......................... 899A
rab-10 ..................576B, 942B
rab-11 ................ 891B, 899A,
..................................... 1226A
rab-14 .......................... 1175A
rab-2 .............................. 688C
rab-3 ..................367C, 1215B
rab-3/Rab3 GTPase
....................................... 569A
rab-35 .......................... 1169A
RAB-5 .......................... 1217A
rab-5 ........113, 1222C, 1229A
RAB-7 .......................... 1217A
rab-7 .................943C, 1222C,
............ 1227B, 1231C, 1238A
rab-Y2 ........................... 237B
rab-Y3 ........................... 237B
rabs-5..................................96
rabx-5 ...............................113
rad-50 .......................... 1127A
rad-51 .............. 833A, 1117C,
..................................... 1135C
RAD-51..............843B, 1134B
rad-8 .............................. 659A
raga-1 ...................... 26, 250C
rap-1 .............................. 812A
RB1347 .......................... 970C
rba-1 .............................. 813B
rbr-2 ...................................20
rcan-1 ............................ 508C
rde-1 ................ 1075C, 1104B
rde-4 ............... 1075C, 1103A
rdy-2 .............................. 894B
rec-1 ....................................58
rec-8 ............................. 1150C
rfip-1.............................. 620A
rfp-1 ............................... 846B
rha-1 ............................ 1074B
sin-3 ............................... 314A
sir-2.1............ 79, 195B, 288B,
....................................... 959A
sir-2.2............................. 208C
sir-2.3....................... 79, 208C
skn-1 .......... 27, 73, 76, 79, 81,
................ 82, 83, 195B, 211C,
242A, 247C, 250C, 262C,
....... 267B, 277C, 280C, 285B,
...... 288B, 302A, 303B, 337C,
................. 346C, 357B, 426B,
................ 603B, 764A, 1162C
SKN-1 ....... 290A, 668A, 670C
skr-2 .............................. 863A
slc-36.1......................... 1166A
SLC30A10 ..................... 642B
slcf-1 ............................ 1238A
slo-1 .................... 566A, 618B
slo-2 ............................... 566A
slt-1 ................................ 615B
sma-1 ................ 905A, 1198C
sma-10 ......................... 1234C
sma-6 .................936B, 1234C
sma-9 ................. 272A, 936B,
..................................... 1062B
smc-6 ........................... 1149B
smn-1 ........ 366B, 667C, 669B
smo-1 .................. 302A, 813B
snb-1 ..................729B, 1215B
snf-10 .................. 839A, 840B
snu-23 ............................ 813B
snx-1 .............................. 613C
sod-1 ....................348B, 639B
sod-2 ............ 191, 231B, 348B
sod-3 ........ 195B, 198B, 319C,
.............................348B, 387B
sod-4 ....................348B, 646C
sod-5 .............................. 348B
sox-2 .............................. 580C
SP1735 dyf-7(m537)X. ..........
....................................... 575A
SPAT-1 .......................... 920A
spch-1 .......................... 1125B
spch-2 .......................... 1125B
spch-2;him-8 ............... 1125B
spch-3 .......................... 1125B
spch-3;spch-1 .............. 1125B
spd-1 ............................ 1139A
spd-2 ...................................59
spd-5 ............................ 1152B
spe-12..................757C, 834B,
............................ 837B, 839A
spe-19..................757C, 834B,
............................ 837B, 839A
spe-27................. 470A, 757C,
.................. 834B, 837B, 839A
spe-29..................757C, 834B,
............................ 837B, 839A
spe-4 .............................. 837B
spe-41............................. 884A
spe-42............................. 884A
spe-43............................. 853C
spe-45............................. 883C
spe-46............................. 837B
spe-47...................834B, 837B
spe-6 ................... 837B, 839A
spe-8 ........ 470A, 757C, 834B,
............................ 837B, 839A
spe-8;dpy-4.................. 1125B
spe-9 ................... 883C, 884A
sphk-1 ............... 201B, 1241A
spo-11 ................... 54, 1121A,
RHO-1.................... 187, 915B
rho-1.................. 845A, 1188B
Rho-1 ............................... 191
rib-1 ...............................570B
rib-2 ...............................570B
rict-1............. 26, 355C, 534B,
........................................771B
rimb-1 ............................715C
rle-1 .................................... 28
rme-1 ..............................600B
rme-2 ......................25, 1226A
rme-6 ................................ 113
rmp-1 ............................ 614A
rnt-1 ...............................982C
rop-1.............................1105C
rpl-11.2...........................276B
rpl-7 .............................. 857A
rpm-1 ................ 476A, 1063C
rpn-10 ............................280C
rps-11 .............................220C
RPY-1 ........................... 713A
rrf-1................. 1085A, 1104B
rsa-1 .............................1152B
RSA-2............................... 179
rsks-1 ................. 314A, 534B,
........................................871C
rund-1 ............................688C
ruvb-1 .............................. 118
ruvb-2 .............................. 118
sad-1 .............................. 716A
samp-1......................... 1133A
sams-1 ................. 396B, 397C
sand-1..................... 48, 1227B
sas-5 .............................1137B
sax-1 ...............................576B
sax-2 ...............................576B
sax-3 ................... 447B, 601C,
........................................615B
sax-7 ................... 500A, 571C,
....................................... 605A
sbp-1.............. 27, 267B, 988C
scd-2 .............................. 560A
sdc-2 ........................ 62, 992A
sdc-3 .............................. 992A
sdn-1...............................874C
sds-22 ...........................1152B
SEK-1............................... 159
sek-1 .............................. 737A
sel-10 ................................ 182
sel-12 ................... 318B, 854A
sel-2 ..............................1222C
sel-8 ................................879B
sem-4 ................... 303B, 593A
ser-1 .................... 295C, 685C
ser-7 .................... 235C, 685C
set-1 ............................... 959A
set-11 ..............................511C
set-17 ................................ 147
SET-2 .............................964C
set-2 ..................... 511C, 985C
SET-25 .......................... 866A
set-25 .................................. 17
SET-26 .......................... 866A
set-30 ................................ 147
set-4 ..................... 367C, 959A
SET-9 ............................ 866A
sex-1 ...............................820C
sgk-1 ................... 355C, 534B,
......................................1237C
sid-1........ 563A, 975B, 1071B
sid-1 (pk3321) ............. 1073A
sid-2................................942B
73
............ 1127A, 1136A, 1141C
spon-1.............................801B
SPR-5 .............................964C
spr-5 .............................. 962A
spt-5 ................................. 177
sqv-8 .............................. 857A
sra-6 .............................. 512A
srb-13 ................................. 71
srb-16 ................................. 71
srb-5 ................................... 71
SRC-1............................ 935A
src-2 ...............................691C
srf-2 ............................... 896A
srh-234 ............................... 10
ssup-72 ............................... 86
sta-1.................................. 162
sta-2.................................. 157
stau-1 ............................... 140
stim-1 ...........................1216C
strd-1............................. 716A
strl-1 .............................. 842A
STRM-1 .........................384B
subs-4 ............................ 896A
sun-1 .................................. 56
sup-17.............................936B
sup-26................................. 69
sur-2 .............................. 929A
svh-1 ...............................565C
svh-2 ...............................565C
svh-6 ...............................565C
swm-1 .................. 831B, 875A
SWSN-4 .........................964C
swsn-6 ........................... 827A
swsn-7 ........................... 518A
swsn-9 ........................... 518A
syd-1 .............................. 716A
Syd-2 ..............................715C
syd-2 .................. 716A, 1063C
sydn-1................................. 86
sygl-1 .................. 835C, 848A,
........ 858B, 870B, 879B, 998A
sym-2 ........................... 1046A
sym-3 ............................. 899A
sym-4 ............................. 899A
syp-1 .............................. 833A
SYP-1 ...........................1153C
SYS-1 .....................179, 809A
sys-1 ......................... 67, 805C
syx-5 ................................. 184
szy-20 ...........................1194B
T01C8.7 ........................ 671A
T07C4.10 ........................... 59
T10B11.2........................201B
T11A5.6 .........................291B
T14F9.5 ......................... 488A
T21F2.1 ..........................700C
T24F1.4 ......................... 602A
tab-1 ...............................577C
tac-1 ................................. 164
tag-340 .......................... 842A
tag-68 .............................736C
TAT-1 .............................. 124
TAT-5 .............................. 124
tat-5 ................... 796C, 1210C
tat-6 ................................796C
tax-2 ................... 513B, 558B,
............................. 629A, 727C
tax-4 ........... 171, 499C, 513B,
.................. 514C, 629A, 727C
tax-6 ............. 78, 203A, 508C,
............................. 648B, 779A
TBA-1 ................................ 98
WORMBASE GENETIC INDEX TO ABSTRACTS
tba-1 ................................. 123
tba-2 ......................... 118, 123
tbb-1 ................................. 123
tbb-2 .....................123, 1186C
TBC-2.......................... 1217A
tbx-35 ............................ 797A
tbx-37 .......................... 1024C
tcer-1 ................... 230A, 234B
tdc-1 .................... 475C, 683A
tdp-1 .............................. 663B
teg-1............................. 1108C
TH65 ............................. 790C
tiar-1.............................. 248A
timm-23 ......................... 274C
tir-1 ............................... 561B
TIR-1................................ 159
TJ375 [hsp-16.2p::GFP]
..................................... 1023B
toca-2............................. 882B
tomm-40 ........................ 274C
top-2 ................. 775C, 1117C,
..................................... 1129C
tor ................................ 1098B
tph-1 ........ 454C, 561B, 593A,
....................................... 616C
tra-1.......... 777B, 780B, 781C
tra-2................... 780B, 1133A
tra-3............................... 780B
trap-1 ............................ 375B
trap-2 ............................ 375B
trap-3 ............................ 375B
trap-4 ............................ 375B
trp-3 .............................. 884A
trp-4 .............................. 695A
trr-1 ............................... 757C
trt-1 .................................... 14
trx-1............................... 285B
try-5......... 831B, 834B, 839A,
............................. 840B, 875A
tsp-12............................. 936B
tsp-14............................. 936B
tsp-21............................. 936B
ttll-11 ......................117, 568C
ttll-4 ........................117, 568C
ttll-5 ........................117, 568C
ttm-1 ..................................... 9
ttr-1 ............................... 198B
ttr-52 ................................ 165
ttx-3 .................................... 43
tyra-2............................. 475C
uba-1 ............................. 927B
ubc-1 .............................. 583C
ubc-18 ............................ 933B
ubc-3 .............................. 933B
ubc-9 .............................. 813B
ubl-5............................... 431A
ubr-1 .................................169
uev-3 .................................113
ulp-1............................... 302A
unc-10 ............................ 715C
unc-101 ............. 942B, 1215B
unc-103 ............... 372B, 478C
unc-104 ............ 625C, 1215B,
..................................... 1225C
unc-108 ........................ 1175A
unc-11 ............................ 718C
unc-112 .............................. 85
UNC-116............................ 98
unc-116 .................... 95, 579B
unc-119 ................. 85, 1024C,
..................................... 1069C
unc-129 .......................... 736C
unc-13 ................ 712C, 715C,
............................ 718C, 739C
unc-14 .......................... 1225C
unc-15 .......................... 1193A
unc-16 ............... 716A, 1215B
unc-17 ..........85, 655C, 1015C
unc-2 ................... 566A, 596A
Unc-2 ............................. 715C
unc-22 .......................... 1104B
unc-25 ................. 573B, 577C
UNC-29.......................... 713A
unc-3 ........... 180, 590A, 758A
unc-30 ............................ 577C
unc-31 ................ 225B, 355C,
............................ 503A, 712C
unc-32 ............................ 699B
unc-33 ............................ 579B
unc-34 .................... 115, 611A
unc-36 ................. 566A, 618B
unc-39 ...............................172
unc-40 ............. 92, 115, 602A,
................. 615B, 619C, 762B
unc-40/DCC .................. 569A
unc-43 ..........171, 244C, 561B
unc-44 ............................ 591B
unc-46 ............................ 577C
unc-47 ................ 577C, 699B,
....................................... 729B
unc-49 ............................ 729B
unc-5 ........... 115, 602A, 615B
unc-51 ............... 363B, 1225C
unc-52 ......................85, 874C
unc-54 ......................... 1193A
unc-55 ............. 97, 180, 573B,
....................................... 596A
unc-58 ........................... 736C
unc-6 ...............92, 115, 602A,
.................. 615B, 619C, 798B
unc-6/Netrin ................. 569A
unc-62 ........................... 573B
UNC-63 ......................... 713A
unc-63 ................. 457C, 502C
unc-64 ........................... 502C
unc-64/Syntaxin 1......... 569A
unc-68 ........................... 715C
unc-69 ........................... 614A
unc-7 ........................36, 360B
unc-73 ............... 737A, 1225C
unc-77 ................................ 36
unc-8 ............................. 596A
unc-82 ......................... 1193A
unc-83 ............ 1178A, 1179B,
..................................... 1189C
unc-84 ............ 1134B, 1178A,
......................... 1179B, 1189C
unc-86 ........................... 593A
unc-89 ......................... 1202A
unc-9 .................................. 36
unc-98 ......................... 1193A
usp-46 ............................ 718C
usp-48 ............................ 810B
utx-1 .............................. 214C
vab-1 ............................. 905A
vab-10 ........................... 905A
vab-19 ........................... 600B
vab-2 ............................. 905A
vang-1 ......................96, 606B
vem-1............................. 672B
vet-2............................. 1085A
vha-11 ......................... 1224B
vha-12 ............... 699B, 1224B
vha-13 ......................... 1224B
vha-14 ......................... 1224B
vha-15 ............... 280C, 1224B
vha-8 ........................... 1224B
vha-9 ........................... 1224B
vig-1............................. 1108C
vit-1 .................................... 24
vit-2 ................. 24, 73, 1206B,
......................... 1226A, 1231C
vit-3 .................................... 24
74
vit-4 .....................................24
vit-5 ...............................24, 25
vit-6 ...............................24, 25
vpr-1 .............................. 921B
vps-15 ............................ 857A
VPS-15......................... 1217A
vps-34 .......................... 1171C
VPS-34................. 124, 1217A
vsra-1 ................................141
W05G11.4...................... 291B
wago-4 ......................... 1083B
wdr-23 ..................... 73, 277C
wdr-5.1 ................757C, 777B
wdr-5.2 ................757C, 777B
wee-1.3 ............1116B, 1138C,
..................................... 1242B
wht-2 ............................ 1227B
wnt ................................. 762B
WRM-1.......................... 809A
wrm-1 ..................798B, 826C
wrn-1 ..................... 22, 1045C
wsp-1 ...................732B, 847C
WVE-1 ..............................187
xbp-1 ................... 206A, 342B
xbx-1 ............................ 1220A
xpa-1 .............................. 307C
xpb-1 .............................. 827A
xpc-1 ............................ 1045C
xpf-1...................313C, 1135C
xrn-1 ............................ 1084C
Y105E8B.5 .................... 480B
Y37E3.10 ....................... 343C
Y48B6A.5 ...................... 834B
Y54G9A.4 ...................... 990B
Y87G2A.11 .................... 688C
yrn-1 ............................ 1105C
zeel-1 .............................. 765B
zen-4 .................943C, 1123C,
..................................... 1139A
zhp-3 ............................ 1141C
zig-10 ............................. 691C
zim-2 ............... 1121A, 1133A
zk1128.4......................... 827A
ZK669.4 ......................... 376C
ZK783.1 ......................... 897B
ZK970.6 ......................... 821A
zyg-1 .............. 1121A, 1137B,
..................................... 1194B
zyg-8 .................................164
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Villeneuve, Secretary • Sue Jinks-Robertson, Treasurer • Angelika Amon • Lynn Cooley • Anna Di Rienzo •
Sarah C.R. Elgin • Lauren M. McIntyre • Fernando Pardo-Manuel de Villena • Dmitri A. Petrov •
Craig S. Pikaard • Deborah A. Siegele • Deborah Yelon • Brenda J. Andrews, Editor-in-Chief, G3:
Genes|Genomes|Genetics • Mark Johnston, Editor-in-Chief, GENETICS
Trainee Representatives: Andrew Adrian, Sonia Hall
GSA Staff
Adam P. Fagen, Executive Director • Mary Adams, Accounting/Membership • William Anderson, Web Designer •
Suzy Brown, Senior Meetings Director • Yimang Chen, Director of Information Technology • Tracey A. DePellegrin, Executive
Editor • Cristy Gelling, Journals Assistant Editor • Ruth Isaacson, Assistant Managing Editor • Anne Marie Mahoney, Senior
Meetings Director • Beth Ruedi, Director of Education & Professional Development • Wendy Scott, Editorial Office Assistant •
Mary Rose Stoltz, Office Services & Project Coordinator • Chuck Windle, Director of Finance & Administration • Hubert Zhang,
IT Project Lead • Wujun Zhou, Computer System Analyst
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Schedule of events w.gsaconf.org
Wednesday, June 24
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Plenary Session 1
Royce Hall
9:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Historical Perspective: Celebration of the 20th International C. elegans Meeting
Royce Hall
10:00 pm – 11:30 pm
Opening Mixer
Royce Quad
1:00 pm – 2:30 pm
• Epigenetics and Gene Regulation
Carnesale Palisades Ballroom
• Physiology: Aging and Stress I
Grand Horizon Ballroom
• Behavior
De Neve Auditorium
• Cell Division and Cell Death
Northwest Auditorium
Genetics Society of America Careers Lunch
Workshops
11:45 am – 12:45 pm
De Neve Private Dining Room
• Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Gene Function in Adult C. elegans
Carnesale Palisades Ballroom
• Hours and days: Long-term Imaging of Behavior
Grand Horizon Ballroom
• Advances in Quantitative Genetics and Causal Variant Identification in
C. elegans and Other Nematodes
De Neve Auditorium
• WormBase: Website Usage, Data Mining, and Community Annotation
Northwest Auditorium
• TEM Methods for the Nematode Research
Bradley International Ballroom
3:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Plenary Session 2
Royce Hall
6:00 pm – 6:15 pm
GSA Elizabeth W. Jones Award for Excellence in Education presented to Louisa Stark,
University of Utah
Royce Hall
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Undergraduate Mixer
West Coast
6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Genetics Society of America Faculty Mentoring Social
Grand Horizon Ballroom
7:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Teaching Workshop – What is a PUI and How Do I Get a Job at One?
Northwest Auditorium
7:30 pm – 10:30 pm
Poster Session 1/Exhibits/Art Show
Pauley Pavilion
9:30 pm – 11:30 pm
Evening Social
Pauley Pavilion
Friday, June 26
8:30 am – 11:30 am
How to Get Published Presentation
Parallel
Sessions
7:30 am – 8:30 am
Northridge
• Physiology: Aging and Stress II
Carnesale Palisades Ballroom
• Neuronal Development
Grand Horizon Ballroom
• Evolution, Ecology, and Germline Development
De Neve Auditorium
• Cytoskeleton and Trafficking
Northwest Auditorium
11:45 am – 12:45 pm
GSA Advocacy Luncheon
De Neve Private Dining Room
1:30 pm – 4:30 pm
Plenary Session 3
Royce Hall
4:45 pm – 5:45 pm
Keynote Address: Craig Mello, University of Massachusetts Medical School
Royce Hall
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
GSA Education Special Interest Group Mixer
Northwest Auditorium
7:30 pm – 10:30 pm
Poster Session 2/Exhibits/Art Show
Pauley Pavilion
8:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Teaching Workshop – Navigating the PUI: Teaching vs Research, Politics and Earning
Tenure
Northwest Auditorium
9:30 pm – 11:30 pm
Evening Social
Pauley Pavilion
8:30 am – 11:30 am
1:00 pm – 2:30 pm
Parallel
Sessions
Saturday, June 27
Workshops
20th International C.elegans Meeting • June 24–28, 2015 • University of California, LA
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8:30 am – 11:30 am
Parallel
Sessions
Thursday, June 25
• RNA Interference, Noncoding RNAs, and Genetic Technologies
Carnesale Palisades Ballroom
• Physiology: Metabolism and Pathogenesis
Grand Horizon Ballroom
• Regeneration and Synaptic Function
De Neve Auditorium
• Cell Fate, Differentiation and Morphogenesis
Northwest Auditorium
• High-throughput Sequencing Based Techniques
Carnesale Palisades Ballroom
• Worm Tracking: Recent Advances and Future Directions
Grand Horizon Ballroom
• Integrating Methods in C. elegans Structural Neurobiology and Cell Anatomy
from Embryos to Adults
De Neve Auditorium
• WormBase: Website Usage, Data Mining, and Community Annotation
Northwest Auditorium
• Caenorhabditis Genomes Project
Bradley International Ballroom
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
Plenary Session and Workshop for Undergraduate Researchers
West Coast
2:30 pm – 4:30 pm
Teaching Workshop: Teaching Resources Available to Incorporate C. elegans into the
Classroom
Northwest Auditorium
3:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Poster Session 3/Exhibits/Art Show
Pauley Pavilion
6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Conference Barbecue Dinner
Wilson Plaza
Genetics Society of America Student Poster Awards
Royce Hall
7:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Worm Art Show Awards
8:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Worm Variety Show
Royce Hall
8:30 pm – 12:00 am
Conference Party
Ackerman Grand Ballroom
9:00 am – 10:15 am
Plenary Session 4
Royce Hall
10:30 am – 12:00 noon
CRISPR-based Strategies for Genome Engineering
Royce Hall
Sunday, June 28