Fifth International Symposium on Monogenea
http://www.diplectanum.dsl.pipex.com/ism5/
Just a reminder that the registration and abstract deadlines are the end of
May.
Invited speakers are:
* Prof. Kurt Buchmann - Antiparasitic responses in fish and the
corresponding immune-evading mechanisms of monogeneans.
* Prof. Claude Combes - Evolution of the Monogena.
* Dr Milan Gelnar - Monogenean site selection in relation to the
structural diversity of their attachment organs.
* Prof. Jean-Lou Justine - Monogeneans of New Caledonia.
* Prof. Delane Kritsky - Evolution of the Gyrodactylidae.
* Prof. Boris Lebedev - Trends in monogenean speciation.
* Prof. Susan Lim - Evolutionary survival - monogenean adaptations to
the parasitic life-style.
* Dr Jaakko Lumme - The transition from classical taxonomy and
systematics to the DNA bar code: can it be achieved smoothly for Gyrodactylus?
* Prof. Kazuo Ogawa - New data on the blood feeding and egg-laying of
Heterobothrium okamotoi (Diclidophoridae).
* Prof. Richard Tinsley - Understanding parasite biology in the
natural world: the vital role of research on monogeneans.
* Dr Ian Whittington - The Entobdellinae (Monogenea: Capsalidae):
recent research to unify the taxon.
Of interest to Gyrodactylus specialists: Dr Jaakko Lumme will also be
demonstrating and proposing a common, open-access DNA taxonomy website for
Gyrodactylus.
Anyone interested in making a bid for !ISM6 should contact me and be
prepared to give a short presentation at ISM5.
Cheers
David
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Dr David I. Gibson
Parasitic Worms Group Tel. +44 (0)20 7942 5745
Department of Zoology Fax. +44 (0)20 7942 5151
The Natural History Museum
London SW7 5BD
UK
Work e-mail: dig at nhm.ac.uk
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Keys to the Trematoda:
http://www.nhm.ac.uk/services/publishing/det_trematoda.html
Fifth International Symposium on Monogenea
http://www.diplectanum.dsl.pipex.com/ism5/
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