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Sixth Framework ProgrammePriority 5 Food Quality And Safety

Co-ordination of Research on Genetic Resistance to Plant Pathogenic Viruses, and their Vectors, in

European Crops

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Welcome to the activities of WP3

Second Annual meeting ofthe ResistVir project

NAGREF

INRA

CHALEX

USFDIAM-BOKU

CSIC

CSIC

ResistVirCo-ordination of

Research on Genetic Resistance to Plant

Pathogenic Viruses, and their Vectors, in European Crops

WP3 Co-ordination of

research on problems caused

by viruses / vectors, and their

methods of control

2Survey and database of European resources

and centres of

excellence

1 Project management and further

development

WP4 Analysis of

standards, legislation, ethical issues, codes of

practice, regulations, and

intellectual property issues

WP5

Resistance, and innovation and

transgenic, workshops to improve the

genetic control of virus / vector resistance

WP6 International

Conference on "Use of genetic

resistance as a tool to control plant

pathogenic viruses / vectors

WP7

Dissemination and technology

transfer

Hosted by Prof. Alan Schulman

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•The first two Expert Groups finished their job in the first year

•Presented their results last February

•the next three Expert Groups started their work in the Alicante meeting, by selecting subjects of discussion

The activities of WP3 are directly connected to the work of expert groups

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…they have to follow their Schedule in the second annual meeting

1.to assess their progresstarget

accomplishment

2. to analyze their results and

3. to plan their future work having in mind …

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… A) …they have to finish their work by August

the reports have to be prepared by August

B) …the possibility of publishing their results in the form of review papers in peer reviewed journals.

contributes to project’s success

raises its quality grade

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Member CountryDr. J Kooter The Netherlands

Dr. Marcel Prins The Netherlands

Prof. Magrit Laimer da Camara Machado Austria

Dr.Emanuelle Noris Italy

Prof. Francesco Sala Italy

Dr. Joerg Schubert Germany

Dr. Pravda Stoeva-Popova Bulgaria

Dr. Mark Tepfer Italy

Dr. Vincenza ILardi Italy

Prof. Erkki Truve Estonia

Dr. Michael Wassenegger Germany

Expert Group 3

Topic Transgenic resistance and associated risks

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Member CountryDr. Fabrizio Cillo Italy

Dr. Donato Gallitelli Italy

Prof. Alan Schulman Finland

Prof. Jari Valkonen Finland

Expert Group 4

Topic Functional genomic and proteomic approaches to resistance

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Member CountryDr. Juan-Jose Lopez-Moya Spain

Dr. Anne Lagreve Belgium

Prof. Henri Maraite Belgium

Dr. Piero Caciagli Italy

Dr. Artur Kryszczuk Polland

Dr.Ioannis Manoussopoulos Greece

Dr. Thomas Thieme Germany

Expert Group 5

Topic Interference with vector transmission

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•Reports of expert groups (D20)

Organizing the next meeting in Italy in Italy in February 2007 February 2007

• Presentation of the work of the currently working EGs

• Starting the works of the last three EGs by selecting subjects of discussion

FUTURE EVENTS of WP3…

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Member CountryDr. Victor Gaba Israel

Dr. Amit Gal-On Israel

Dr. Zoltan Havelda Hungary

Dr. Sophie Roussel Belgium

Dr. Gerhard Steger Germany

Dr. Mina Tsagris Greece

Expert Group 6Topic New strategies for virus control

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Expert Group 7Topic

Resistance durability and management in Integrated Production Systems

Member CountryDr. G Adam Germany

Dr. Rosemary Bayles UK

Dr. A Fereres Spain

Dr. Fernando Garcia-Arenal Spain

Prof. Karl-Heinz Kogel Germany

Dr. Herve Lecoq France

Dr. Benoit Moury France

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Expert Group 8Topic

Analysis of standards, legislation, ethical issues, codes of practice, regulations and IP issues

Member CountryDr. Mike Adcock UK

Dr. Kevin Agget Ireland

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Questions and Recommendations?

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