PROVISIONAL LIST OF CONFIRMED SPEAKERS
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John Armour, Nottingham Measuring gene dosage by multiplex amplifiable probe hybridisation
Chris Barnes, London Carrier testing in childhood: conflict or compromise?
Ralf Baumeister, Munich Analysis of neural function and dysfunction in a C. elegans model
Barbara Carmichael, London Fragile X Syndrome – its impact on families
Jean Laurent Casanova, Paris Osteopetrosis, Lymphedema, Anhidrotic Ectodermal Dysplasia with Immunodeficiency, and Incontinentia Pigmenti in the Same Kindred
Robert M. Cassidy, Stockholm Stem cells and functional neurogenesis in the adult brain
Elena Cattaneo, Milan Dysfunction of huntingtin in Huntington Disease.
Angus Clarke, Cardiff Lessons from the newborn screening programme in Wales
Anne Marie Codori, Baltimore, MD Genetic Testing for Hereditary Colorectal Cancer in Children: Long-Term Psychological Effects
Tom Cooper, Houston, TX Molecular mechanisms in Myotonic Dystrophy (DM1)
Francesco Cucca, Cagliari The heritability of Type 1 Diabetes: genetic bases and molecular mechanisms
Albert de la Chapelle, Columbus, OH Baschirotto Lecture 2002: Gene discovery in cancer: who benefits?
Michele De Luca, Rome Toward Gene Therapy of Junctional Epidermolysis Bullosa (JEB)
Alexandra Durr, Paris Clinical trials for Friedreich Ataxia in adults
Evan Eichler, Cleveland, OH Recent duplication and the dynamic mutation of the human genome
Claude Ferec, Brest Neonatal screening for CF: a 13 years experience in Brittany (France)
Alain Fischer, Paris Inherited immunodeficiencies: relevant models for gene therapy
R. Goebbels,  Luxembourg Role of European Parliament on human genetics
Judith Goodship, Newcastle Cardiac development and Cardiovascular malformation
Christian Haass, Munich Proteolysis and Alzheimer's Disease
Douglas Higgs, Oxford The relationship between genome organisation and gene expression at a human telomeric region.
A. Hovnanian, Toulouse Junctional Epidermolysis Bullosa: clinical and molecular features
Jean-Pierre Hugot, Paris From Crohn Disease to IBD1
Alec Jeffreys, Leicester Patterns of meiotic recombination
Michel Koenig, Strasbourg Friedreich and other recessive ataxias
Yann Le Cam, Paris The European Orphan Drug Legislation: Impact and issues
Peter Lichter, Heidelberg Molecular karyotyping and array CGH
Hans-Peter Lipp, Zurich The tortuous path from genotype to phenotype: genes and cognition in mutant mice
Anthony Monaco, Oxford The search for autism susceptibility genes
Renate Paro, Heidelberg Chromosomal elements conferring epigenetic inheritance
Marc Peschanski, Paris Repairing and protecting neurones, a dual goal for cell based therapy to the brain
Pierre Rustin, Paris Friedreich's Ataxia: Insights into the Mechanism and Prospects for a Therapy
José Manuel Soria, Barcelona Unravelling the genetics of thrombosis
Michael Speicher, Munich Multicolor FISH in two and three-dimensions
Mike Stratton, Cambridge Cancer gene discovery following the Human Genome Sequence
Ann Swillen, Leuven The study of behavioural phenotypes : implications for practice and management
Tapio Visakorpi, Tampere Molecular genetics of prostate cancer.
Ronald Wanders, Amsterdam Functions and Biogenesis of Peroxisomes and the Metabolic and Molecular Basis of Peroximal Disorders
Hugh Watkins, Oxford Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy: more than just a disease of the sarcomere
Jean Weissenbach, Paris Current status of the human genome sequence and its analysis
Paul Workman, Sutton From cancer genomics to new cancer therapeutics