Sequencing the Chimpanzee Genome: What Have We Learned?

Event Type:

Symposium

Event Dates:

Fri, 03/12/2004 - 1:00pm - Fri, 03/12/2004 - 5:00pm

Event Sessions

Date	Session Title	Speakers	Location
Fri 3/12	Opening Remarks	Ajit Varki	UCSD - Liebow Auditorium, School of Medicine
Fri 3/12	"How Humans are Related to Other Primates"	Pascal Gagneux	UCSD - Liebow Auditorium, School of Medicine
Fri 3/12	"The Mind of the Chimpanzee: In the Wild and in Captivity"	Tetsuro Matsuzawa	UCSD - Liebow Auditorium, School of Medicine
Fri 3/12	"99% Genetic Identity of Humans and Chimpanzees: Measurements Over the Past 30 Years"	Mary-Claire King	UCSD - Liebow Auditorium, School of Medicine
Fri 3/12	"Problems and Prospects in Sequencing the Whole Chimpanzee Genome"	Robert Waterston	UCSD - Liebow Auditorium, School of Medicine
Fri 3/12	"Structural Variation and Rearrangement between Chimp and Human Genomes"	Evan Eichler	UCSD - Liebow Auditorium, School of Medicine
Fri 3/12	"Comparing Coding Sequences between Humans and Chimpanzees"	Andrew Clark	UCSD - Liebow Auditorium, School of Medicine
Fri 3/12	"Genomic Comparisons of Humans and Chimpanzees"	Svante Paabo	UCSD - Liebow Auditorium, School of Medicine
Fri 3/12	"Initiation of a Great Ape Phenome Project"	Ajit Varki	UCSD - Liebow Auditorium, School of Medicine
Fri 3/12	"Chimpanzees in the Wild: The Crisis in Great Ape Conservation"	Caroline Tutin	UCSD - Liebow Auditorium, School of Medicine
Fri 3/12	Concluding Remarks	Sydney Brenner	UCSD - Liebow Auditorium, School of Medicine
Fri 3/12	Closing Comments	Maynard Olson	UCSD - Liebow Auditorium, School of Medicine

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