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June 27-30, 2005 4th Annual Meeting of the Complex Trait Consortium

• 4th Annual Meeting of the Complex Trait Consortium, June 27-30, 2005. Groningen, the Netherlands. After 3 successful meetings in Memphis, Oxford, and Bar Harbor, the 4th CTC Meeting will be held from June 27 through June 30, 2005 in the city of Groningen, the Netherlands. Groningen is a lively university city in the northern part of the Netherlands, 2 hrs. away by direct train from Amsterdam Airport. The CTC meeting will be held in the Groningen University Medical Center, which is located in downtown Groningen. The meeting will coincide with the International Music Festival Swingin'Groningen (http://www.swingingroningen.nl/) which will offer (for free) a large variety of concerts. At this time the organizers of the Meeting are preparing the on-line registration system. The registration fee of this meeting will be ¤ 200. Once our website is accessible, you will be able to download a hotel reservation form and make your reservation with the NH Hotel, located just across the street. A special price of ¤ 82 per night, including breakfast, has been negotiated. We ask that you please register before April 1. We have limited the number of participants of this meeting to 150, to ensure an informal and interactive atmosphere. We will inform you when our website is active. At that time we will be able to receive registrations. If you have any further questions at this time, please contact Gerald de Haan (g.de.haan@med.rug.nl). We hope to see you next summer! Leonid Bystrykh (Groningen University) Gerald de Haan (Groningen University) Ritsert Jansen (Groningen University) Ron Korstanje (Groningen University) Rob Williams (Univ. Tennessee, Memphis)

July 6-9, 2004 Complex Trait Consortium 2004 (Bar Harbor, ME)

• The genomes of recombinant inbred strains Presented by Karl W. Broman

• From QTL to QTG: Are we getting closer? Presented by Sagiv Shifman and Ariel Darvasi

July 1-3, 2003 (2nd Annual CTC Meeting Oxford)

• Genome Resources and Identification of Complex Trait Genes Presentation by: Timothy J Aitman

• Genetic correlations and associative networks for CNS transcript abundance and neurobehavioral phenotypes in a recombinant inbred mapping panel. Presentation by: Elissa Chesler

• A Haplotype Map of the Laboratory Mouse: Acceleration of Positional Cloning Presentation by: Mark Daly

• Inter-species consomic strains and accompanying tools for mapping and identification of quantitative trait loci Presentation by: Jeri Forejt

• On the Integration of QTL, gene expression and sequence analysis Presentation by: Robert Hitzemann

• Epistatic QTL for gene expression in mice; potential for BXD expression data Presentation by: Dirk-Jan de Koning

• WebQTL: Complex trait analysis beyond QTL mapping Presentation by: Ken Manly

• Bayesian MCMC QTL mapping in outbred mice Presentation by: Andrew Morris

• Generation of a SNP-based mouse haplotype map Presentation by: Mathew Pletcher

• Polygenes and the prevention of Cancer Presentation by: Bruce Ponder

• Hippocampal gene expression profiling across eight mouse strains: towards understanding the molecular basis for behaviour Presentation by: Leo Schalkwyk

• A multi-phenotype procedure for fine scale mapping of QTL in outbred heterogeneous stock mice Presentation by: Leah Solberg

• QTL fine-mapping with Recombinant-Inbred Heterogeneous Stocks and In-Vitro Heterogeneous Stocks Presentation by: William Valdar

• Detailed genetic characterization of an anxiety susceptibility QTL in mouse model : how far are we from discovering a QT gene? Presentation by: Binnaz Yalcin

November 17, 2002 (CTC Satellite Meeting of the IMGC San Antonio, TX)

• Criteria for choosing strains Presentation by: Dr. James Cheverud

May 15-17, 2002 (1st Annual CTC Meeting Memphis, TN)

• A Suite of web tools for Morphometric, genetic, and Microarray Analysis of the Mouse CNS Authors: Glenn Rosen, Melburn Park, Robert Williams, Jonathan Nissanov and Ken Manly

• A Genome Scan for Aerobic Running Capacity QTLs in Rats Author: Lauren Gerard Koch

• Genetic Models of Low and High Aerobic Capacity Authors: Steven L. Britton and Lauren Gerard Koch

• LXS RI Panel: Largest Extant RI Series 78 Strains Authors: Beth Bennett, T.E. Johnson

• Shared Haplotypes on Chr 17 suggest QTL lies just outside current confidence interval Author: John P. Gibson

• Genome Instability in Mice and 20-way cross Author: Weikuan Gu

• R/qtl: An extensible QTL mapping environment Author: Karl W. Broman

• Multimodal Complex Trait Analysis: Combined Use of F2, HS, RI, SNPs, SSLP Haplotypes and Arrays to Fine-Map Behavioral Traits Author: Robert Hitzemann

• Genetical Genomics in the Mouse. Finding Genes with Microarray Expression Data Author: Ken Manly