《「亞大地區蘇力菌生物技術及其對環境衝擊」研討會》 由本院植物研究所、教育部、行政院環境保護署、行政院國家科 學委員會生命科學研究推動中心、亞洲蔬菜研究發展中心,亞太糧 肥中心等單位合辦之「亞太地區蘇力菌生物技術及其對環境衝擊研 討會」,訂於十月十七日至二十一日於植物研究所的溫室會議室及 地球科學研究所的會議室召開,與會之學者專家約一百五十人。研 討會之議程如下: October 18 [Tuesday] 09:00∼09:40 Plenary lecture I Chairman:Dr. C-H. Chou Dr. Takashi Yamamoto: Structure and function relationship of Bt. Toxins Symposium I. Structure and function of Bt toxins Conveners : M. Adang and R.F. Hou 09:40∼10:05 Mike Adang Molecular features of Bacillus thuringiensis CryIA(c) δ-endotoxin receptors. 10:05∼10:30 Dirk Bosch Domains involved in the specificity of Bt. crystal proteins 10:30∼10:55 L. Kim Possible evolutionary relationships between Bt.: Their proteins and toxic activities. 10:55∼11:20 H. Yoshisue Functional analysis of block 5, one of the highly conserved amino acid sequences in the 130-kDa cryIVA protein produced by Btsubsp.Israelensis. 11:20∼11:45 S-J.Wu Functional characterization of the loop regions of receptor binding domain on Bt. cryIIIA. 11:45∼12:10 D. H. Dean Exploration of the mode-of-action of Bt. toxins by site-specific mutagenesis. Symposium II. Bt strain isolation and characterization Conveners : D. Dean and K.F. Chak 13:30∼13:50 P.A.W. Martin (USDA) Bacillus thuringiensis is everywhere. 13:50∼14:10 H.-H. Lee (Korea) Distribution of Bt. in Korea. 14:10∼14:30 T. Attathom (Thailand) Bt. isolation, identification, and bioassay. 14:30∼14:50 H L. Lee (Malaysia) Isolation of mosquitocidal bacterial agents--the Malaysia experience. 14:50∼15:10 T. Iizuka (Japan) Isolation and identification of Bt. isolated from soil in Japan. 15:30∼15:50 K.F. Chak (ROC) Determination and distribution of cry-type genes of Bt isolates from Taiwan. 15:50∼16:10 A. Bravo (Mexico) Screening of Bt. strains with novel insecticidal activities. 16:10∼16:30 B.W. Lay (Indonesia) Diversity of Bt. isolated in Indonesia. 16:30∼16:50 A. Delecluse Mosquitocidal toxins from various Bacillus thuringiensis and Clostridium bifermentans. 16:50∼17:10 M. Pusztai-Carey A novel method for quantitation and isolation of individual toxins from multigene Bt. Strains. 17:10∼17:30 R. Smith Novel toll for quantitive analysis of Bt. toxin proteins. October 19 [Wednesday] 09:00∼09:40 Plenary lecture II Chairman: Dr. Y-S. Chow Dr. George G.Soares : Application of Bt. Toxin Symposium III. Development and field application Conveners:G. Soares and S-S. Kao 10:10∼10:30 J. Margalit Bt.i. for mosquito control. 10:30∼10:50 J.G. Harris The efficacy of different strains of Bt. for diamondback moth control in south east Asia, and their strategic usage. 10:50∼11:10 E.Y. Cheng Field efficacies of Bt. products in Taiwan. 11:10∼11:30 T.S. Soong Biopesticides development in Development Center for Biotechnology. 11:30∼11:50 W.I. Hwang Production and application of spore-crystal complex from Bt. culture. 11:50∼12:10 N. Forrester Development of discrimination dose assay for Bt. in Australian Helicoverpa spp. 13:30∼13:50 K.van Frankenhuyzen The development of Bt. for control of the spruce budworm, Choristoneura fumiferana, in Canada. 13:50∼14:10 M. Brandl Ciba's newly introduced conjugated Bt. for effective control of diamondback oth and other Lepidopteran pests. 14:10∼14:30 C. Chilcott Conservation of Bt. efficacy through the planned development of Bt. genes in trangenic crops. 14:30∼14:50 C. Monsour Conventional and transgenic Bts: A comparison of laboratory and on-plant performance. 14:50∼15:10 T. Yamamoto Field trials of genetically engineered Bt. 15:40∼16:00 G.G.Soares MVP, a novel Bt. product, and its use in pest management. 16:00∼16:20 J. van Rie Biochemical mechanism of resistance against Bt. in Plutella xylostella. 16:20∼16:40 Y. Liu Developmental perspectives on resistance to Bt. in diamondback moth. 16:40∼17:00 B-H Lye & T. Johnson Patterns of susceptibility to Bt. crystal proteins in a diamondback population resistance to Javelin WG. October 21 [ Friday] Symposium IV. Registration and regulation of Bt products Conveners: R.I. Rose and S-S. Kao 08:30∼08:50 J.T. McClintock Relevant taxonomic consideration for the regulation of Bt.-based pesticides by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. 08:50∼09:10 J.T. McClintock Comparative mammalian toxicity of registered Bt.-based pesticides. 09:10∼09:30 C.C.Beegle and R.I. Rose Bt. bioassay methodology. 09:30∼09:50 R.I. Rose U.S. EPA registration of microbial and genetically modified pesticides. 09:50∼10:10 S-S. Kao Registration of Bt. preparations in Taiwan, R.O.C. Symposium V. Environmental impact of Bt application Conveners : K. van Frankenhuyzen and C.S. Chen 10:40∼11:00 S. Visser Persistence of Bt.k. and effects on microbial processes in forest soil. 11:00∼11:20 C. Perrin Effects of the bacterial insecticide Bt.k. on stream invertebrate communities in Canada. 11:20∼11:50 K. Baber Effects of Bt.k. on nontarget Lepidoptera in Canadian forests. 13:30∼13:50 N. Brugess Potential indirect impacts of Bt.k. on insectivorous birds:Canadian concerns and research response. 13:50∼14:10 M.S. Mulla Ecological and environmental impact of the microbial agent Bt.i. 14:10∼14:30 C-S. Chen Larvicidal activity and field efficacy of Bt.i. against mosquito larvae and their safety to nontarget organisms. 14:30∼14:50 K.van Frankenhuyzen Application of Bt. for control of the spruce budworm: Is there a risk of resistance? 14:50∼15:20 BREAK 15:20∼17:20 Concluding remarks