Conference program » Genetic Collections, Isogenic and Alloplasmic Lines

31 July

(9.00–9.30) Shumny V.K., Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

Chairman Dr. Nobuyoshi Watanabe

1. (9.40–10.00) Watanabe N. Near-isogenic lines of Durum wheat cultivar LD222 and the origin of Triticum petropavlovsky L. Japan.
2. (10.00–10.20) Takumi Sh., Kosugi T., Nagamine M., Murai K., Koga H., Kawahara T., Nakamura Ch. Molecular genetic characterization of wheat hooded mutation using mutant and isogenic lines. Japan.
3. (10.20–10.40) Koval S.F. Common wheat near-isogenic lines of ANK series. Russia.
4. (10.40-11.00) Salina E.A., Khlestkina E.K., Arbuzova V.S., Koval S.F. Application of microsatellites for developing wheat near-isogenic lines with target gene located in subtelomeric region. Russia.

Coffee-break (11.00–11.20)

(11.20–11.40) Kravtsova L.A., Shchapova A.I. Use of wheat-rye substitution lines for chromosome localisation of salt stress tolerance genes. Russia.
(11.40–12.00) Arbuzova V.S., Efremova T.T., Laikova L.I., Maystrenko O.I., Pshenichnikova T.A., Popova O.M. The use of wheat precise genetic stocks for cytogenetic research. Russia.

Chairman Dr. A.Borner, Dr. N.P.Goncharov

1. (12.00–12.20) Borner A., Korzun V. Aneuploids and comparative gene mapping. Germany.
2. (12.20–12.40) Kondratenko E.Ya., Konovalov A.A. Genetic resources of diploid wheats: germplasm collection and its genetic study. Russia.

Dinner (12.40–14.00)

1. (14.00–14.20) Goncharov N.P. Production and use of phenotypic and genetic collections of hexa- and tetraploid wheats in genetic and phylogenetic investigations. Russia.
2. (14.20–14.40) Budashkina E.B., Kalinina N.P., Leonova I.N. Common wheat introgressive lines – source of new genes for breeding and molecular marking of reconstructed forms. Russia.
3. (14.40–15.00) Bogdanova E.D., Makhmudova K.Kh. Collection of common wheat lines. Carriers of trait “lowering leaf”. Kazakhstan.
4. (15.00–15.20) Pestsova E.G., Borner A., Roder M.S. Genotypic and phenotypic characterisation of wheat D-genome introgression lines. Russia, Germany

Chairman Dr. A.Borner, Dr. N.P.Goncharov

1. (9.40–10.00) Radchenko Е.Е., Lychagina N.S. Genetic sorghum collection for greenbug resistance. Russia.
2. (10.00–10.20) Styopochkin P.I. Working out and studies of Siberian Triticale genepool. Russian.
3. (10.20–10.40) Kravtchenko A.Y. Study of the collection of Triticum aestivum/Thinopyrum intermedium intergeneric hybrids. Russia.
4. (10.40–11.00). Tyryshkin L.G., Shishelova N.A. Wheat somaclone disease resistant collection. Russia.

Coffee-break (11.00–11.20)

1. (11.20–11.40) Dorokhov D.B., Deineko E.V., Dymina G.D., Gorovoj P.G., Seitova A.M., Ignatov A.N., Suprunova T. P., Serjapin A.A., Ala A.Ja., Shumny V.K., Skryabin K.G. Genetic polymorphism in wild soybean population (Glycine soja Siebold et Zucc.) of the Russian Far East, collection and primary characterization of the collection. Russia.
2. (11.40–12.00) Zolotova Т.М., Kruglova N.N. Evaluation of common spring wheat collection genotypes on anther response to culture in vitro. Russia.
3. (12.00–12.20) Rabinovich S.V, Afonskaya E.Yu., Chernyaeva I.N. Genetic sources of resistance and genetic tree of wheat cultivars with identified genes of group resistance to diseases and pests. Ukraine.
4. (12.20–12.40) Sorokopudova O.A. Principles of working out a collection of species and hybrids of genus Lilium L. in Siberia. Russia.

Dinner (12.40–14.00)

(14.00–14.20) Razumova G.A. Technological bases of working out and preservation of peony collection in Siberia. Russia.
(14.20–14.40) Ivanov B.I., Pavlov N.E., Storozheva N.N. Long-term storage of seed collections in permafrost. Russia.

Chairman Dr. O.Davydenko

1. (14.40–15.00) Nakamura Ch., Hattori N., Kitagawa K., Nakagami Yu., Takumi Sh. Heteroplasmy in the mitochondrial nad3-orf156 region in wheat, aegilops and their nucleus-cytoplasm hybrids. Japan.
2. (15.00–15.20) Asakura N., Ohtsuka I., Nakamura Ch. Ncc-tmp, homoeoalleles of Triticum timopheevi, conferring compatibility with the cytoplasm of Aegilops squarrosa and their origin. Japan.

Chairman Dr. O.Davydenko

(9.40–10.00) Zhang A.M., Yu F.T., Zhang F.S. Alien cytoplasms effects on phytosiderophore release in two spring wheats. China.
(10.00–10.20) Goloenko I.M., Teljatnicova A.A., Lukhanina N.V., Davydenko O.G. Some nuclei-cytoplasmic combinations of barley substituted lines collection change the productivity characteristics. Belarus.
(10.20–10.40) Sinyavskaja M., Aksyonova E., Dubovets N., Zabenkova K., Danilenko N., Davydenko O. Alloplasmic wheat with rye cytoplasm: peculiarities of organelle genomes integration and inheritance. Belarus.
(10.40–11.00) Pershina L.A., Numerova O.M., Belova L.I., Devyatkina E.P., Bildanova L.L., Troubacheeva N.V., Salina E.A. Alloplasmic lines of wheat T. aestivum L. with cytoplasm of barley, H. vulgare L. Russia.

Coffee-break (11.00–11.20)

Chairman Dr. V.S.Koval

1. (11.20–11.40) Fedotov A.M. Electronic collections aimed at data interpretation in biological experiments. Russia.
2. (11.40–12.00) Koval V.S. Database on near-isogenic lines of the ANK series. Russia.
3. (12.00–12.20) Skuridin G.M., Baginskaya N.V. Correlation database analysis using the approach of factor corrections. Russia.
4. (12.20–12.40) Sorokopudov V.N., Tkachev A.V. Database of black currant-berry cultivars resistance to Cecidophiyes ribis Wests. Russia

Dinner (12.40–14.00)

(14.00–14.20) Karpova E.A. Database on biochemical composition of sea buckthorn fruits in Novosibirsk region. Russia.
(14.20–14.40) Omelianchuk N.A., Axenovich A.V., Stepanenko I.L. Gene network of flower formation in arabidopsis: its description in the genenet system. Russia.

Closing party