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Appendix D: 2009 Workshop Agenda
Pages 147-150

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... James LeDuc, committee chair -- The Uniersity of Texas Medical School The workshop in context of the study and the statement of task Session 1: The Current Structure for Oversight 9:00 a.m. What are the current forms of oversight?
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... Edward You, Federal Bureau of Inestigation -- • Surveillance of Select Agent list and emerging concerns. Amy Patterson, National Institutes of Health, Office of • Biotechnology Actiities -- Comprehensive view and the need for this study.
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... * Moderator -- Sean Eddy Sean Eddy, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Janelia • Farm Research Campus -- Overview of sequence analysis; how reliably can protein function be predicted from protein sequence?
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... Ian Lipkin, Columbia Uniersity, Mailman School of • Public Health -- Identification of emerging or novel microorganisms -- pathogen surveillance. Panel discussion: ~30 min 5:45 p.m.
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  • ralph baric
  • current forms
  • health inspection
  • claes gustafsson

  • sean eddy
  • screening practices
  • jeff taubenberger
  • ian lipkin
  • hughes medical

  • agent list
  • mailman school
  • screening techniques
  • sequence analysis
  • agenda welcome

  • current structure
  • address gaps
  • states department
  • howard hughes
  • john mulligan

  • marcus graf
  • emerging concerns
  • plant health
  • amy patterson
  • blue heron

  • current screening
  • sequence based
  • medical institute
  • phylogenomic inference
  • farm research


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