Arbeitskreis
Viruskrankheiten der Pflanzen

Tagung 1998

Gemeinsame Tagung der Arbeitskreise Viruskrankheiten der Pflanzen
und
Nederlandse Kring voor Plantevirologie

November 12-13, 1998, Wageningen, Niederlande

Der Arbeitskreis Virologie hielt seine alljährliche Arbeitstagung am 12. und 13. November 1998 als gemeinsame Tagung mit dem Nederlandse Kring voor Plantevirologie in Wageningen ab. Es wurden 28 Themen und 52 Posterbeiträge zu angewandten und grundlagenorientierten Fragestellungen vorgestellt. Exkursionsmöglichkeiten bestanden wahlweise zu den Departments of Virology des IPO-DLO, des Plant Protecion Service und der Agricultural University in Wageningen.

Beide Arbeitskreise beschlossen künftig in regelmäßigen Abständen gemeinsame Tagungen auszurichten. Um Überschneidungen mit der Deutschen Pflanzenschutztagung zu vermeiden, wurde von deutscher Seite eine Einladung für die nächste gemeinsame Tagung im Jahr 2001 im Raum Köln/Bonn ausgesprochen. Vorgesehen sind Folgetagungen im vierjährigen Rhythmus. Die nationalen Arbeitskreistagungen sollen für interessierte Einzelteilnehmer aus dem jeweiligen Nachbarland offen gehalten werden. Die notwendigen Informationen werden über die jeweiligen Arbeitskreisleiter und ihre e-mail Verteiler bzw. im Internet (s.u.) bereitgestellt.

Die nächste Tagung des Arbeitskreises "Viruskrankheiten der Pflanze" wird am 9.-10. September 1999 bei der Bayerischen Landesanstalt für Bodenkultur und Pflanzenbau in Freising stattfinden. Im Jahr 2000 ist als Tagungsort die Bundesanstalt für Züchtungsforschung in Aschersleben vorgesehen.

Programm der Vorträge

Thursday, November 12, 1998
9.00	Bol, J.F., Introduction
9.10	Bos, L., History (abstract)
9.40	Abbink, T., Analysis of the TMV-N-gene interaction and the subsequent hypersensitive response (abstract)
10.00	Linthorst, H., Virus-induced resistance to infection (abstract)
10.20	Pfitzner, A., Molecular studies on the mechanism of the Tm 2 resistance in tomato (abstract)
10.40	Folkertsma, R.T., Map-based cloning of the tomato region spanning the SW-5 tospovirus resistance gene in tomato (abstract)
11.00	Coffee break
11.30	Van den Heuvel, J.F.J.M., The role of GroEL homologs in the circulative transmission of plant viruses by aphids and whiteflies (abstract)
11.50	Ashoub, A., W. Rohde & D. Prüfer, In planta transcription of a second subgenomic RNA increases the complexity of the subgroup 2 luteovirus genome (abstract)
12.10	Prüfer, D., J.D. Mutterer, C. Renné, V. Ziegler-Graff, M. Monecke, R. Fischer & W. Rohde, Expression of subgroup 2 luteoviral ORF0 genes in transgenic plants induces host-specific symptoms of viral infection (abstract)
12.30	Lunch
Thursday, November 12, 1998
14.00	Rennecke, B. & W. Jelkmann, Expression of the little cherry closterovirus RNA-polymerase by a +1 ribosomal frameshift (abstract)
14.20	Bol, J.F., Cis acting coding sequences of alfalfa mosaic virus (abstract)
14.40	Houwing, C.J. & E.M.J. Jaspars, Investigations on the effect of coat protein and RNA polymerase of alfalfa mosaic virus on the survival of the viral RNAs after inoculation onto cowpea protoplasts (abstract)
15.00	Duisings, D., Capped RNA-primed initiation of TSWV transcription in vivo using AMV RNAs as cap-donors (abstract)
15.20	Wellink, J., K. Gopinath, J. Verver & A. van Kammen, Cowpea mosaic virus derived expression vectors (abstract)
15.40	Coffee / Tea break
16.10	Formitcheva, V. & T. Kühne, Evidence for a proteolytic activity encoded by RNA2 of barley mild mosaic virus (abstract)
16.30	Van Lipzig, R., Cis-elements promoting cap: independent translation of tobacco necrosis virus subgenomic RNA2 (abstract)
16.50	Kormelink, R., Involvement of Golgi in tomato spotted wilt virus maturation (abstract)
17.10	Höhnle, M., M. Engel, H. Jeske & T. Frischmuth, Investigation into the nuclear import of the coat protein of african cassava mosaic virus (ACMV) (abstract)
17.30	Langeveld, S., Transformation of lily on resistance against lily symptomless virus (abstract)
17.50	Varrelmann, M. & E. Maiss, N-terminal deletion and mutations in the plum pox virus (PPV) coat protein gene abolish heterologous encapsidation in transgenic N. benthamiana plants (abstract)
Friday, November 13, 1998
8.30	Feldhoff, A., T. Wetzel & G. Krczal, Characterisation of petunia flower mottle virus (PetFMV) (abstract)
8.50	Pfeilstetter, E., D.-E. Lesemann, P. Steffens, M. Schönfelder & I. Bouwen, Detection and characterisation of Alstroemeria flower banding (AFBV), a new potyvirus in Alstroemeria crops (abstract)
9.10	Heijbroek, W., Possible pathotypes of BNYVV (abstract)
9.30	Koenig, R., K. Uhde, K. Schmidt und D.E. Lesemann, Genetic analysis of RNAs 2 of TCM-like isolates of tobacco rattle virus which originally were believed to be strains of a furovirus (abstract)
9.50	Maiss, E. & A. Hadidi, The plum pox potyvirus sour-cherry strain - what is the difference to known PPV strains? (abstract)
10.10	Van der Vlugt, R.A.A., SYSV is a distinct potyvirus and Welsh onion yellow stripe virus is a strain of SYSV (abstract)
10.30	Coffee break
11.00	Uhde, K. & R. Koenig, Expression of antibody single chain fragments (scFV) in bacteria - an alternative to the production of antibodies in rabbits? (abstract)
11.20	Leone, G., Amplidet RNA: a novel one-tube method to amplify and detect RNA (abstract)
11.40	Schoen, C.D., Detection of potato-viruses in dormant potato tubers by immunocapture and a fluorogenic 5' nuclease RT-PCR assay (abstract)
12.15	Lunch
13.30	Excursions to IPO-DLO, Department of Virology, or Plant Protection Service, Department of Virology, or Department of Virology

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Postersektion

1.	Benthack, W., C. Büttner, H.-P. Mühlbach, M. Führling & R. Werner, Strategies for analysing the putative virus of mountain ash (Sorbus aucuparia L.) (abstract)
2.	Führling, M., Continued studies on virus-infected oak (Quercus robur L.) (abstract)
3.	Bradel, B., W. Preil, & H. Jeske, Characterisation of infectious agents in Euphorbia pulcherrima in relation to the branching phenotype (abstract)
4.	Vlugt, R. A.A. van der & I. Bouwen, Alstroemeria streak virus is an isolate of Alstroemeria mosaic potyvirus (abstract)
5.	Mörbel, J., T. Wetzel & G. Krczal, Sequence comparison of the coat protein gene of different Ribgrass mosaic virus strains (abstract)
6.	Van der Vlugt, R.A.A., The importance of a plant virus collection
7.	Verhoeven, J.Th.J., C.C.M.M. Stijger, T.M. Willemen & J.W. Roenhorst, Pepper mild mottle virus infections in sweet pepper varieties resistant to pathotypes P1.2 and P1.2.3 (abstract)
8.	Habekuss, A., H.-U. Leistner & E. Schliephake, Transmission efficiency of Rhopalosiphon padi genotypes for BYDViruses
9.	Hogenhout, S. A., M. Verbeek, F. van der Wilk, R.W. Goldbach & J.F.J.M. van den Heuvel, GRoEL produced by bacterial endosymbionts is necessary for the circulative transmission of luteoviruses by aphids (abstract)
10.	Heuvel, J.F.J.M. van den, M. Verbeek, A.M. Dullemans & F. van der Wilk, The use of anti-idiotypic antibodies to identify membrane-bound luteovirus-recognizing receptor molecules in the intestine of Myzus persicae (abstract)
11.	Wilk, F. van der, A.M. Dullemans, M. Verbeek & J.F.J.M. van den Heuvel, Characteristics of Acyrtosiphon pisum virus, a new virus isolated from the pea aphid (abstract)
12.	Verbeek, M., S.A. Hogenhout, A.M. Dullemans, F. van der Wilk & J.F.J.M. van den Heuvel, The effects of azadirachtin on the endosymbiont population of Myzus persicae and on the transmission of potato leafroll virus (abstract)
13.	Wilk, F. van der, M. Verbeek, A.M. Dullemans & J.F.J.M. van den Heuvel, The genome-linked protein of PLRV is located downstream of the putative protease domain of the ORF1 product (abstract)
14.	Wilk, F. van der, M. Verbeek, A.M. Dullemans & J.F.J.M. van den Heuvel, The genome-linked protein (VPg) of Southern bean mosaic virus is encoded by the ORF2 (abstract)
15.	Laucke, G., Subcellular localization of luteoviral 17-kDa proteins (abstract)
16.	Schubert, J., K. Richter, K. Graichen & F. Rabenstein, Comparison of the 5'- terminal sequences of turnip yellows luteovirus isolates (abstract)
17.	Karakacha, H.W., S. Winter, A. Butgereitt & G. Thottappilly, Occurrence and differentiation of cassava mosaic viruses in Africa (abstract)
18.	Heijden, M. van der, A. Haegi & J.F. Bol, Interaction between alfalfa mosaic virus replicase proteins and their interaction with host proteins (abstract)
19.	Haasnoot, P.C.J., R.L.C. Olsthoorn & J.F. Bol, Mutational analysis of the subgenomic RNA promoter of alfalfa mosaic virus (AMV) (abstract)
20.	Jongejan, L. & J.F. Bol, Interaction of viral and host proteins in plasmodesmata mediated transport of plant viruses (abstract)
21.	Van der Wel, N., The induction of modified plasmodesmata during cell-to-cell movement of alfalfa mosaic virus (abstract)
22.	Carette, J., J. Martens, M. Stuiver, I. Veltman, J. Wellink & A. van Kammen, Studies on cowpea mosaic virus induced membrane proliferation (abstract)
23.	Jansen, K.A.J., N.N. van der Wel, J.W.M. van Lent, R.W. Goldbach & B.J.M. Verduin, Characterization of the bromovirus movement protein and its localization in protoplasts (abstract)
24.	Bertens, P., J. Wellink, K. Gopinath, J. Verver, J.W.M. van Lent, R.W. Goldbach & A. van Kammen, Mutational analysis of the movement protein of cowpea mosaic virus (abstract)
25.	Ohnesorge, S. & A. Pfitzner, Intercellular trafficking - what can we learn from plant proteins? (abstract)
26.	Sanchez Navarro, J., Monitoring the AMV movement by GFPO system (abstract)
27.	Büttner, C. & E. Maiss, Investigations on the effect of virus elimination by horticultural disinfectant (abstract)
28.	Commandeur, U., Interaction and transactivation of WDV Rep proteins
29.	Houwing, C.J. & E.M.J. Jaspars, Comparative investigations on the RNA synthesis of different Bromoviridae in cowpea protoplasts (abstract)
30.	Miglino, R., L. Neeleman & J. F. Bol, Cis-acting coding sequences in RNAs 1, 2 and 3 of alfalfa mosaic virus (abstract)
31.	Weber, U. & H.-P. Mühlbach, Detection of viroid-responsive mRNAs in tomato plants (abstract)
32.	Timmermann, C., U. Weber & H.-P. Mühlbach, Viroid infection of a tomato (Lycopersicum esculentum Mill.) mutant (abstract)
33.	Rott, M. & W. Jelkmann, Detection of filamentous viruses from sweet cherry (abstract)
34.	Schoen, C.D., Detection of PLRV and PVY by a multiplex fluorogenic 5' nuclease RT-PCR assay (abstract)
35.	Liu, F. & J. Schubert, A sensitive immunoassay for detection of potato Y potyvirus infection by a monoclonal antibody against viral RNA-dependent RNA polymerase (abstract)
36.	Tenllado, F., A. Haegi & J.F. Bol, Role of the coat protein in the replication of alfalfa mosaic virus: importance of the N-terminal basic arm of AMV CP (abstract)
37.	Hellwald, K.H. & D. Glenewinkel, Pseudorecombinant and recombinant cucumber mosaic viruses cause increased symptom severity in pepper plants in comparison to the corresponding wild type strains (abstract)
38.	Richter, A. & E. Maiss, Comparison of different beet yellows closterovirus (BYV) coat proteins (abstract)
39.	Von Bargen, S., C. Heinze & G. Adam, The RNA 2 sequence of TRV isolates from potato (abstract)
40.	Winter, S., A Butgereitt & G. Thottapppilly, Cowpea golden mosaic virus and its DNA components (abstract)
41.	Olsthoorn, R.C.L. & J.F. Bol, Effect of mutations in the 3' UTR of alfalfa mosaic virus RNA on minus strand synthesis (abstract)
42.	Pappaioannou, D., J.F. Bol & H.J.M. Linthorst, Characterization of transcription factors involved in the expression of the PR-la gene of tobacco (abstract)
43.	Reinhoud, P.J. & J.F. Bol, Plant proteins involved in replication of alfalfa mosaic virus (AMV) (abstract)
44.	Visser, P.B., D.J.F. Brown & J.F. Bol, Expression of defective interfering RNA in transgenic plants to interfere with the transmission of tobacco rattle virus by its nematode vector (abstract)
45.	Asjes, C.J. & G.J. Blom-Barnhoorn, Incidence and control of thrips-borne tomato spotted wilt virus in dahlia in the Netherlands (abstract)
46.	Asjes, C.J., F.C. Zoon, A. de Hey, G.J. Blom-Barnhoorn & F.A. de Boer, Effect of forage crops and weeds on the incidence of nematode-borne tobacco rattle virus in ornamental bulbous crops (abstract)
47.	Zoon, F.C., A. de Heij, C.J. Asjes & F.A. de Boer, Integrated control of tobacco rattle virus in flower bulbs; organic amendments (abstract)
48.	Heij, A. de, F.C. Zoon, F.A. de Boer & C.J. Asjes, Measurement of the infection potential of nematode-transmitted tobacco rattle virus in soil (abstract)
49.	Velden, J. van der, A. Westerbroek, T. de Rover & P. de Haan, Transgenic virus-resistance mediated by programmed cell death (abstract)
50.	Leone, G., H. van Schijndel, B. van Gemen, F.R. Kramer & C.D. Schoen, A molecular beacon combined with NASBA enables real-time, homogeneous detection of potato leafroll virus (abstract)
51.	Haan, P. de, A. van Schepen, T. de Rover, M. Prins, R. Goldbach & M. van Grinsven, DNA sequences derived from the genomes of tomato spotted wilt tospovirus and cucumber mosaic cucumovirus which confer transgenic virus-resistance (abstract)

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