Session 22. Promising applications of Nutrigenomics in animal science

Date: 25 August ‘09; 14:00 - 18:00 hours
Chairperson: Connolly (IE)

 

Theatre Session 22

• Nutrigenomics: providing molecular tools that will revolutionize the animal
  production industry
  Dawson, K.

• Differential gene expression in poultry, fed a deoxynivalenol-contaminated diet
  Dietrich, B., Bucher, B. and Wenk, C.

• Nutrigenomics: methods and applications
  Puskás, L.G. and Kitajka, K.

• Using nutrigenomic approaches to determine responses to mycotoxin in pigs
  Pinton, P., Gallois, M., Grenier, B., Gao, Y., Rogel-Gaillard, C., Martin, P.G.P. and Oswald, I.P.

• Modulation of adipose tissue gene expression and fatty acid composition by dietary fat in pigs
  Mohan, N.H., Sarmah, B.C., Tamuli, M.K., Das, A., Bujarbaruah, K.M., Naskar, S. and Kalita, D.

• Differential gene expression study in porcine adipose tissue conditional on oleic acid content of diet
  Ovilo, C., Fernández, A.I., Rodrigañez, J., Martín-Palomino, P., Daza, A., Rodríguez, C. and Silió, L.

• Development of a custom microarray platform for nutrigenomics studies in sheep
  Stefanon, B., Sgorlon, S., Colitti, M., Asquini, E. and Ferrarini, A.

• Alteration of foetal hepatic gene expression due to gestation diet and breed
  Wimmers, K., Nuchchanart, W., Murani, E. and Ponsuksili, S.

• Underfeeding affects IGF-1 and gene expression in genital tract tissues in high producing dairy cows
  Valour, D., Degrelle, S., Marot, G., Dejean, S., Dubois, O., Hue, I., Germain, G., Humblot, P., Ponter, A.A., Charpigny, G. and Grimard, B.