Tuesday, December 12, 2006: 8:00 AM-12:00 PM
Room 116 (Convention Center)
Section B Symposium: Impact of Hormone Research on Science and Economy: A Symposium to Honor Contributions of Professor Lynn Riddiford
Organizer(s):	Subba R. Palli, rpalli@uky.edu Bruce Webb, bwebb@uky.edu Nancy Beckage, nancy.beckage@ucr.edu
8:00 AM			Welcoming Remarks
8:05 AM	0670		A Riddiford retrospective and reflections on the R&R consensus   Judy Willis, jhwillis@cb.uga.edu
8:30 AM	0671		The morphostatic actions of juvenile hormone: From embryos to imaginal discs   James W. Truman, jwt@u.washington.edu
8:55 AM	0672		The roles of ecdysone, juvenile hormone, and bombyxin in the regulation of growth and size in insects   Fred Nijhout, hfn@duke.edu
9:20 AM	0673		The role of ecdysone and the prothoracic gland in determining critical weight for metamorphosis in Drosophila   Christen Mirth, mirthc@u.washington.edu, James W. Truman, jwt@u.washington.edu, Lynn Riddiford, lmr@u.washington.edu
9:35 AM			Break
9:45 AM	0674		Drosophila RXR ortholog binds an endogenous morphogen with nanomolar affinity and evidences an in vivo ligand binding function   Grace Jones, gjones@uky.edu, Davy Jones, djones@uky.edu
10:10 AM	0675		Expression and multiple functions of allatotropin Frank Horodyski, Horodyski@oucom.ohiou.edu
10:25 AM	0676		Hemolymph proteins in the lubber grasshopper: Understanding their role in juvenile hormone action David Borst, dborst@mail.ucf.edu
10:40 AM	0677		Regulation of enzymes involved in juvenile hormone biosynthesis Kiyoshi Hiruma, hiruma@cc.hirosaki-u.ac.jp
10:55 AM	0678		Hormonal control of wing development and body marking patterns in lepidopteran insects   Haruhiko Fuziwara, haruh3659@yahoo.co.jp
11:10 AM	0679		Forming a puparium: The role of hormonal response gene broad Xiaofeng Zhou, xfzhou@u.washington.edu, Lynn Riddiford, lmr@u.washington.edu
11:25 AM	0680		Differential regulation of ecdysone-induced early gene E75 by juvenile hormone during molting and metamorphosis in tobacco hornworm, Manduca sexta Bela Keshan, bkeshan2001@yahoo.co.in, Kiyoshi Hiruma, hiruma@cc.hirosaki-u.ac.jp, Lynn Riddiford, lmr@u.washington.edu
11:40 AM	0681		The progression from vitellogenesis to choriogenesis during silkmoth oogenesis requires autocrine/paracrine signaling by prostaglandins Ednildo Machado, iatrou@bio.demokritos.gr, Luc Swevers, iatrou@bio.demokritos.gr, Kostas Iatrou, iatrou@bio.demokritos.gr
11:55 AM			Break

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