2008 ESA Annual Meeting, November 16-19, 2008: Application of New Methodologies to Insect Physiology Research: The “–Omics” Revolution
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Application of New Methodologies to Insect Physiology Research: The “–Omics” Revolution

Organizers:
Kent Shelby and Holly J. Popham
Introductory Remarks
1136
Coupled microarray and proteomic analysis reveal pathways for diapause regulation in flesh flies
Daniel A. Hahn, University of Florida
1137
Proteomic analysis of the Tenebrio molitor midgut response to Cry3Aa intoxication
Cris Oppert, University of Tennessee
TBA
Break
1138
The Tribolium genome: Unlocking the secrets of the gut transcriptome and proteome
Brenda Oppert, USDA ARS GMPRC
1139
Applications of metabolomics in insect biochemistry and physiology
Jack W. Dillwith, Oklahoma State University
Audio File Recorded presentation Recorded presentation
1140
Sequence-based approaches to insect control
James A. Baum, Monsanto Company
Concluding Remarks
Reception Honoring G. Michael Chippendale in Room A2
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