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1 4 th ONE-HEALTH COURSE (Preliminary program) 4-20 April 2016
2 Monday 4 April h00-10h30 WEEK 1 WELCOME TO THE COURSE : PRESENTATION OF PROFESSORS AND STUDENTS Myriam ERMONVAL, Marc SAVEY & Noël TORDO 11h00-12h30 Disease ecology: evolutionary origin Serge MORAND and transmission of infectious diseases (CNRS-CIRAD, CIC Mérieux du Laos, Ventiane, Laos) 14h00-15h30 Social anthropology of zoonoses Fredéric KECK (CNRS, Collège de France, Paris, France) 16h00-17h00 Round Table : «One Health» Serge MORAND Fredéric KECK Jakob ZINSSTAG 17h30-19h00 Get together Tuesday 5 April h00-10h30 One health : The added value of closer cooperation of human and Jakob ZINSSTAG animal health (Institut Tropical et de Santé Publique Suisse, Basel, Switzerland) 14h00-15h30 Increasing the knowledge of the human and animal virome Marc ELOIT at homeostasis or disease state (Institut Pasteur Paris, France) 16h00-18h00 PRESENTATION OF PRACTICALS Tutors of practicals Wednesday 6 April h00-10h30 Interspecies transmission from monkeys and apes to Humans : Antoine GESSAIN emergence of new retroviruses in Central Africa 11h00-12h30 Simian lentiviruses and the origins of AIDS Ahidjo AYOUBA (IRD, Montpellier, France) 14h00-15h30 Bat, Rodents and viruses Felix DREXLER (Inst. Virology, Univ. Bonn, Germany) Thursday 7 April h00-10h30 Tck-host-pathogen interactions : José DE LA FUENTE use of vaccine to control vector-borne diseases (UCML, Ciudad Real, Spain) 11h00-12h30 Two more species of Chlamydia: does it make a difference? Karine LAROUCO (ANSES, Maisons-Alfort, France) 14h00-15h30 Mycobacteria in animals and humans Christian GORTAZAR (UCML, Ciudad Real, Spain) 16h00-17h30 Antibiotic resistance Jean-Yves MADEC (ANSES, Lyon, France)
3 Friday 8 April 2016 : Practicals Presentation and searching in database GROUP 1, 2, 3 INSTITUT PASTEUR Philippe LE MERCIER, Swiss-Prot, Geneva Phylogenetic analysis Guillaume CASTEL, INRA, Montpellier) Virus-host interactome mapping using yeast two-hybrid approach : Grégory Caignard the orbiviruses and paramyxoviruses as examples. (Anses, Maisons-Alfort, France) *********** Date to be confirmed Infectious disease emergence in animals Stephan ZIENTARA (ANSES, Maisons-Alfort, France) WEEK 2 Supervisors at Anses, Maisons-Alfort, France : Sara MOUTAILLER Damien VITOUR Tutors of the groups : Sophie LEPODER, Virginie DOCEUL, Cécile BECK Supervisor at Institut Pasteur, Paris, France Myriam ERMONVAL Jean- Claude MANUGUERRA Tutors of the groups : Monday 11 April h00 18 :00 PRACTICALS : INSTITUT PASTEUR AND MAISONS-ALFORT Ticks capture «forêt de Sénart» GROUP 1, 2, 3 Tuesday 12 April h00 18 :00 PRACTICALS : INSTITUT PASTEUR AND MAISONS-ALFORT GROUP 1 GROUP2 GROUP 3 Wednesday 13 April h00 18 :00 PRACTICALS : INSTITUT PASTEUR AND MAISONS-ALFORT GROUP 1 GROUP2 GROUP 3 Thurday 14 April 2016 in progress 9h00-10h30 analysis of experimental work
4 Friday 15 April h00-10h30 Mosquitoes as vectors of arboviruses Anna-Bella FAILLOUX 11h00-12h30 Evolution of RNA viruses in vitro and in vivo Marco VIGNUZZI 14h00-15h30 Zoonotic and pandemic influenza Ron FOUCHIER (Erasmus, Rotterdam, The Netherlands) 16h00-18h00 Round table «Gain of Function» Marco VIGNUZZI Ron FOUCHIER +
5 Monday 18 April 2016 WEEK 3 in progress 11h00-12h30 The zoonotic origin of hepatitis E Nicole Pavio (ANSES, Maisons Alfort) Tuesday 19 April h00-10h30 Insights into the ecology and epidemiology of MERS-Coronavirus Marcel MüLLER (Inst. Virology, Univ. Bonn, Germany) 11h00-12h30 Pathogenesis of emerging viroses Thijs KUIKEN (ERASMUS, Rotterdam, The Netherlands) 14h00 18h00 Presentations of the results of Practicals Students + Pracitcals TUTORS Wednesday 20 April h00-10h30 The Ebola outbreak in Western Africa Amadou SALL (Institut Pasteur, Dakar, Sénégal) 11h00-12h30 Emerging Zoonoses: laboratory response to biological threats Jean-Claude MANUGUERRA (Insittut Pasteur, Paris, France) 14h00-15h00 Wildlife as reservoir of zoonotic agent transmission to domestic animals Bruno CHOMEL (UCDAVIS, Davis, USA) 15h30-17h30 Round Table : Ethics Amadou SALL Jean-Claude MANUGUERRA Bruno CHOMEL Jon RICHMOND (The Scottish Accreditation Board, UK) Hub ZWART (The Netherlands) 17h30 End of the course
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