GDEST China-US Workshop Presentations

The statements made in these presentations are those of the individual authors and do not necessarily represent the positions of The National Academies.

Day 2: Thursday, March 30, 2006
Panel 4: Vaccine Development
Vaccines against Viral Diseases in China by Li Dexin Chinese CDC (requires Adobe Reader)		Development of Sendai Virus-Based Vaccines to Prevent Pediatric Respiratory Infectious Diseases by Xiaoyan Zhan St. Jude Children's Research Hospital (requires Adobe Reader)
Studies on HIV Preventive Vaccines in China by Wang Youchun National Institute for the Control of Pharmaceutical and Bio Products (requires Adobe Reader)		Influenza Pandemics: Their Origin and Control by Arnold Monto University of Michigan (requires Adobe Reader)
Panel 5: Drug Discovery
454 Life Sciences Next Generation Sequencing Technology: Applications to Infectious Disease Research by Bruce Taillon 454 Life Sciences (requires Adobe Reader)		Current Situation of Medicine Used for Infectious Disease in China by Wang Junzhi National Institute for the Control of Pharmaceutical and Bio Products (requires Adobe Reader)
Functional Genomics of Virus - Host Interactions by Paul Ahlquist University of Wisconsin – Madison (requires Adobe Reader)		Discovering anti-SARS Compounds from the Existing Drugs by Jiang Hualiang Shanghai Institute of Materia Medica, CAS (requires Adobe Reader)
Panel 6: Case Studies – Prevention and Treatment
HBeAg Negative Hepatitis B, Mutation Genotype, Genotyping Relationship, and Outcome by Wei Lai Health Science Center, Peking University (requires Adobe Reader)		Genetic Architecture of Complex Infectious Diseases: Lessons from AIDS by Steve O'Brien National Cancer Institute (requires Adobe Reader)
Clinical Outcomes and Immune Reconstitution in Advanced Chinese AIDS Patients by Li Taisheng Peking Union Hospital (requires Adobe Reader)		Avian Influenza: Preparing for and Responding to a Potential Human Pandemic by Lance Gable Center for Law and the Public’s Health, Georgetown University (requires Adobe Reader)

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