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The main objective of this conference is to promote discussions of high scientific quality among a worldwide audience. Participants of this conference will include a number of prominent experts as well as young researchers in the fields of aquatic ecosystems contamination and mechanism of effects of xenobiotics on wildlife. The conference will provide an international and friendly forum for exchanging state-of-the-art information, knowledge sharing, and networking, with focus on xenobiotics, mechanisms of action and relevance to the ecosystems.

Date: 17.05.2009 - 20.05.2009
National/International: International
Language:
Type: Conference
Location: Bordeaux, France
Contact: E-mail contacts :

- For any inquiry : primo15@ism.u-bordeaux1.fr
- For hotel and conference registration : Mrs N. Lavaud
Tel: +33 5 56 11 85 21. Fax: +33 5 56 11 88 22.
e-mail: n.lavaud@bordeaux-expo.com.


- For material exhibition :

Mrs D. Pouvreau
Tel: +33 5 56 11 88 65. Fax : +33 5 56 11 88 22.
e-mail: d.pouvreau@bordeaux-expo.com.

Mrs C. Malvy
Tel: +33 5 56 11 88 66. Fax : +33 5 56 11 88 22.
e-mail: c.malvy@bordeaux-expo.com.
Conference web site at:   http:⁄⁄primo15.ism.u-bordeaux1.fr⁄


Relevant research areas include advances in chemical analysis, and chemical identification of toxicants, mechanisms of toxicity in aquatic environments and the understanding of responses to toxic agents at subcellular, cellular, tissue, species and community level. One special objective of this conference is to broaden our view on new compounds, new areas, new mechanisms and new integrative concepts on xenobiotic effects in aquatic ecosystems.

Topics of the PRIMO15 meeting
  • Emerging compounds:
    • Nanomaterials
    • Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products
    • Industrial Agents (PBDEs, PFOS)
    • Biocides
  • Mechanisms of Toxicity:
    • Toxicity of mixtures
    • Biotransformation: Detoxification vs. Bioactivation
    • Oxidative stress
    • Cell signalling
    • Cell and tissue alteration
  • Genotoxicology/ carcinogenicity:
    • Mutagenicity
    • genotoxicology
    • carcinogenicity
  • Omics:
    • transcriptomics
    • proteomics
    • metabolomics
  • Ecotoxicology in specials areas:
    • polar ecosystems
    • tropical ecosystems
    • brackish and estuarine environments
  • Endocrine disruption:
    • HPG axis
    • Steroids mimics and antagonists
    • Glucocorticoďds
    • HPT axis
  • Effects on reproduction and development:
    • Reproductive toxicity
    • Developmental effects
  • Ecological relevance and Multi-stress:
    • From biomarker/omics to ecological endpoints
    • Climate change
    • Parasitism and Immunotoxicology
  • Miscellaneous

Deadlines

February 1,2009Submission of abstracts
April 15,2009Early registration at reduced fee










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