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FAPESP BIOENERGY PROGRAM - BIOEN

The BIOEN Program aims to integrate comprehensive research on sugarcane and other plants that can be used as biofuel sources, thus assuring Brazil’s position among the leaders in the area of Bioenergy. Research includes from biomass production and processing to biofuel production and its impacts.
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BIOEN SUGARCANE GENOMICS WORKSHOP PROGRAM

August 4th Monday


10:30 h

Opening Conference

Prof. Dr. Carlos Henrique de Brito Cruz, Diretor Científico, FAPESP

 

10:45 h - Sequencing eukaryotic genomes; lessons from the past and taking into account the new high/ultra-high throughput sequencing machines

Prof. Dr. Francis Quetier, Genoscope, França

 

11:15 h - The Sorghum bicolor genome as a foundation for dissecting the productivity of Saccharinae grasses

Prof. Dr. Andrew H. Paterson, Plant Genome Mapping Laboratory, University of Georgia, EUA

 

11:45 h - The SUCEST-FUN Project: Gene Discovery for the Improvement of Sugarcane

Profa Dra. Glaucia Mendes de Souza, Depto. Bioquímica IQ-USP

 

12:15 h - Orthologous comparison in a gene-rich region among grasses revelas stability in the sugarcane polyploid genome

Dr. Angelique D'Hont, CIRAD França

 

12:45 h Lunch

 

13:50 h - Insights into the rice genome

Prof. Dr. C. Robin Buell, Michigan State University

 

14:20 h - OryzaSNP -  Genome-wide SNP discovery in Diverse Rice Varieties

Prof. Dr. Jan E. Leach, Bioagr. Sciences and Pest Management, Colorado State University, USA

 

14:50 h – Transcription Factors: Genetic tool kits for green plant evolution

Prof. Dr. Michel G Vincentz, CBMEG-Unicamp

 

15:20 h – Sequence conservation and synteny between the genomes of sorghum and sugarcane

Prof. Dr. Ray Ming, Department of Plant Biology, University of Illinois, USA

 

15:50 h – Coffee Break

 

16:15 h – Sugarcane polyploid genome, development of molecular markers and allelic variation

Prof. Dr. Antônio Augusto Franco Garcia, Depto. de Genética ESALQ-USP

 

16:45 h – From plant to gene: how to preserve, maintain and exploit genomic resources: from the BAC library to the creation of 3-Dimensional pools

Prof. Dr. Helene Berges, UMR 2594 INRA-CNRS, França

 

17:15 h – Improving sugarcane

Dr. Graham Bonnett, Program Leader CSIRO Plant Industry

 

17:45 h – Genomic environment of sugarcane expressed transposable elements

Profa Dra. Marie-Anne Van Sluys, GaTE lab; DB-IBUSP