Wednesday July 7th - 16:30-18:30 - Auditorium Lumiere

TALKS & ABSTRACTS

Speaker	Talk title and abstract	Time	No.
Stephen O'BRIEN	Genomic approaches reveal strategies of cat domestication	16:30	T198
Michael PURUGGANAN	Population genomics of plant domestication: Lessons from rice	17:00	T199
Adam BOYKO	Village dog population genomics reveals complex history of domestic dogs	17:30	T200
Christopher SAUVAGE	Transcriptional responses to domestication and hybridization in brook charr (Salvelinus fontinalis)	17:45	T201
Hendrik-jan MEGENS	World-wide and genome-wide assessment of genotype and haplotype diversity in pig and wild boar: The Porcine Hapmap project	18:00	T202
Sean MYLES	Genome-wide SNP data refine relationships in the grapevine	18:15-18:30	T203

POSTERS

Author	Title	No.
BOITARD, Simon	Effective population sizes and historical divergence of Western pig breeds estimated from microsatellite data	P-S21-01
BURGER, Pamela	The detection of hybridization between domestic and wild Bactrian camels in Mongolia using mitochondrial and nuclear markers	P-S21-02
CHAN, Yingguang Frank	Selecting for Giants: Genetic Dissection of Gigantism in Laboratory and Wild Mice	P-S21-03
CHARRUAU, Pauline	Mitochondrial evidence of panmixia in the global population of Camelus dromedarius	P-S21-04
FORD, Rebecca	Chinese field pea (Pisum sativum) contains unique diversity and may have a separate evolution to the Fertile Crescent	P-S21-05
GLéMIN, Sylvain	Comparative population genomics of crops and their wild relatives	P-S21-06
HAGENBLAD, Jenny	The evolution of Scandinavian barley	P-S21-07
HSU, Shih-Chung	Genetic association of weedy and cultivated rice: insight from Japanese, S. Korean and US weedy rice	P-S21-08
KOMIYAMA, Tomoyoshi	The Evolutional Relationship between the Domestication of Fighting Roosters and the repeat variation of Dopamine receptor D4.	P-S21-09
MOLINA, Jeanmaire	Evolutionary genetics of rice domestication	P-S21-10