In the schedule below, click on a session title to go to that particular session. Keynote talks are designated with an asterisk. Abstracts of the talks and posters have been posted here beginning November 15,
2009.
SUNDAY,
NOVEMBER 15
Session 1: Introduction and Overviews
Session
1: (Chair,
John Mellors)
Jeffrey Strathern Welcoming Remarks
Stephen Hughes Dedication to David Derse *
Jeffery Taubenberger Influenza: The Once and Future Virus (Abstract)
*
H. Clifford Lane Immunologic Aspects of HIV Infection
MONDAY,
NOVEMBER 16
Session
2: Viral Entry Session
2: (Chair,
Charles Boucher)
* Sriram Subramaniam Structural Mechanisms of HIV Entry (Abstract)
Anna
Ilinskaya Interactions among HTLV-1 Envelope and Cell Proteins and Their
Impact on Virus Infection and Restriction (Abstract)
Adeyemi Adedeji Identification and Mechanistic Characterization of Novel
Inhibitors of SARS-CoV Entry (Abstract)
*
Dimiter Dimitrov Targeting Virus-Receptor Interactions by Cross-Reactive
Human Monoclonal Antibodies and Engineered Antibody Domains (Abstract) Session
3: Nucleic Acid Replication Session
3: (Chair,
Walter Scott) Jeffrey
Strathern Mutations That Reduce the Fidelity of Retrotransposition (Abstract)
*
Hiroaki Mitsuya 4'-Ethynyl-2-fluoro-2'-deoxyadenosine (EFdA), a Translocation
Defective Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitor with Highly Potent Activity against
Diverse Multi-Drug-Resistant HIV-1 Variants (Abstract)
Michael
Parniak Highly Potent in Vivo Activity of QD Administration of
4'-Ethynyl-2-fluoro Deoxyadenosine in SIV-Infected Rhesus Macaques (Abstract)
Vinay
Pathak A Novel Molecular Mechanism of Dual Resistance to NRTIs and NNRTIs
(Abstract)
Barry
Johnson Purine-Based NNRTIs Showing High Efficacy and Low Cytotoxicity
in Cell Culture against Multiple NNRTI-Resistance Mutations (Abstract)
*
Craig Cameron New Strategies to Treat and Prevent Viral Infection Revealed
from Studies of Mechanisms of Ribavirin Resistance (Abstract)
*
Dan Loeb Hepatitis B Viruses: The Gymnastics of Genome Replication (Abstract)
Matthias
Götte Single Molecule Studies Reveal Sliding Dynamics of HCV NS5B in Complex
with RNA (Abstract)
Stuart
Le Grice Biochemical and Structural Studies of Novel HIV-1 Ribonuclease
H Inhibitors (Abstract)
Session
4: Integration Session
4: (Chair,
Daria Hazuda) *
Frederic Bushman Integration of HIV DNA: Mechanistic and Therapeutic Implications
(Abstract)
Mamuka Kvaratskhelia Organizations of Individual Subunits within the Fully
Functional HIV-1 Integrase Tetramer as a Therapeutic Target (Abstract)
*
John Moran Studies of a Human Transposable Element (Abstract)
David Garfinkel Posttranslational Interference of Ty1 Retrotransposition
by Antisense RNAs (Abstract)
Poster
Session 1 (Posters 1-36)
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 17
Session
5: Novel Antiviral Strategies Session
5: (Chair,
Christopher Aiken) Catherine
Adamson Functional and Structural Studies on the HIV-1 Maturation Inhibitor
Bevirimat (Abstract)
Yoshihiro Kitamura Inhibitory Activity of Interferon-Induced Protein 44
and Its Paralog on Hepatitis C Virus Replication (Abstract)
Jeremy Luban TRIM5 and the Antiviral State (Abstract)
Vineet KewalRamani HIV-1 Restriction by a Cyclophilin-Related Factor in
Human Cells (Abstract)
Yasumasa Iwatani Four Lysine Residues in the APOBEC3G C-terminal Domain
Are Critical for HIV-1 Vif-Mediated Ubiquitination/Degradation (Abstract)
* Kathleen Collins HIV-1 Infects Multipotent Progenitor Cells Causing Cell
Death and Establishing Latent Cellular Reservoirs (Abstract)
Lisa Jenkins SAMT Analog Inactivation of HIV-1 Nucleocapsid NCp7: In
Vitro Mechanism and in Vivo Efficacy (Abstract)
* James Cowan Catalytic Metallodrugs as Inorganic Inhibitors of Virus Replication
(Abstract)
Session
6: Assembly, Release, and Processing Session
6: (Chair,
Jeremy Luban)
Jianbo Chen High Efficiency of HIV-1 Genomic RNA Packaging and Heterozygote
Formation Revealed by Single Virion Analysis (Abstract)
* Scott Emr ESCRT Complexes in Membrane Trafficking (Abstract)
Nicole Gudleski Building Blocks of Immature Retroviral Particles: Stable
Dimeric, Tetrameric, and Hexameric Gag-Viral RNA Complexes (Abstract)
* John Guatelli Restriction of HIV-1 Virion-Release by BST-2 and Its Counteraction by
Vpu (Abstract)
Alan Rein On the Role of RNA in HIV-1 Particle Assembly: Is SP1 an
Allosteric Signal Transmitter? (Abstract)
*
Mark Yeager Structure of Full-Length Hexameric HIV-1 CA: A Molecular Jigsaw Puzzle
Solved by Hybrid Methods (Abstract)
Scott Butler A New Small Molecule Class of Early Stage HIV-1 Inhibitor
That Targets the Capsid Protein (Abstract)
Christopher Aiken A Small Molecule HIV-1 Inhibitor That Destabilizes the
Viral Capsid (Abstract)
Peijun Zhang CryoEM Structure of HIV-1 Capsid Assembly Reveals Novel Intersubunit
Interfaces Critical for HIV-1 Capsid Function (Abstract)
Ruifeng Yang Functional Analysis of a Novel 3-fold CTD-CTD Interface in
the HIV-1 Capsid (Abstract)
*
Celia Schiffer Molecular Recognition in Enzymes — Proteases and
Resistance / APOBEC3G and Oligomerization (Abstract)
Poster
Session 2 (Posters 37-72)
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER 18
Session 7: Biology of Viral Infection
Session
7: (Chair,
Sandra Ruscetti)
* Robert Silverman Implications for the Retrovirus XMRV in Human Disease
(Abstract)
*
Ila Singh Prevalence and Distribution of XMRV in Prostate Cancers and Other
Human Tissues (Abstract)
*
Francis Ruscetti Detection of Infectious Xenotropic Murine Leukemia Virus-Related
Virus (XMRV) in Blood Cells from Patients with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
(Abstract)
Stuart
Le Grice NCI Response to XMRV *
J. Victor Garcia-Martinez In Vivo Analysis of HIV Replication
and Pathogenesis (Abstract)
* Jeffrey Lifson Recent Developments in Non-Human Primate Models for AIDS
Research (Abstract)
Lina
Josefsson Analysis of HIV DNA Molecules in Single Infected Cells from Recently and
Chronically Infected Patients (Abstract)
Una O'Doherty Measurement of Total and Integrated HIV DNA May Be a Useful Indicator
of Ongoing Replication (Abstract)
Stephen
Hughes Closing Remarks
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