Swine Genome

The main theme of this workshop is centered on comparative analyses of the pig genome for understanding of complex phenotypes like growth and reproduction. The first part includes current approaches using the pig genome for genetic control of growth and fat deposition traits, the economic importance to pork industry, and potential applications to human obesity. The second part reviews genomic approaches for study animal reproduction, health and infectious diseases using next-generation sequencing technologies, transcriptome and bioinformatic analyses as well as the development of a dynamic database system that can integrate the various research components of the pig genome.
Date: Monday, March 18, 2013
Time: 1:00 PM-3:00 PM
Room: Swallow
Organizer:
Kwan Suk Kim
1:00 PM
W061
Protein-Protein Interaction Network of Positively Selected Genes under Pig Domestication
Heebal Kim, Seoul National University; Tae-Hun Kim, National Institute of Animal Science, RDA

1:20 PM
W062
Pig Genome Database: A Networked Information Hub to Facilitate Comprehensive Genetic Analysis
Zhiliang Hu, Iowa State University; James Reecy, Iowa State University

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1:40 PM
W063
Transcriptome and miRNA on Pig Reproduction
Mei Yu, Huazhong Agricultural University

2:00 PM
W064
Dissection of Porcine MHC Polymorphisms to Improve Pig's Resistance on Pathogenic Challenge
Chankyu Park, Department of Animal Biotechnology Konkuk University

2:20 PM
W065
Survey of SNPs in Pig Immune Genes by Exome Enrichment
Tomoko Eguchi-Ogawa, National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences; Hiroyuki Kanamori, National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences; Satomi Mori, National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences; Harumi Sasaki, National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences; Yuichi Katayose, National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences; Naohiko Okumura, JATAFF; Hirohide Uenishi, National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences

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