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SuttonAFTERNOON TEA-ATRIUM, CANBERRA ROOM, GALLERYAnnual General Meeting of ASRBSTUDENT EVENING-ANU UNION, INCLUDES BUSH BANDThe roles of SOX genes in marsupial sex determination.VEGF, intravascular neutrophils and human endometrialangiogenesis.Progesterone downregulation of matrix metalloproteinase-1(MMP-1) in the human endometrium: evidence for indirecttranscriptional regulation.Non-random arrangement of chromosomes in Sminthopsiscrassicaudata and Macropus eugenii spermProstaglandin Hsynthase-2 gene expression in the endometriumand placenta of the Tammar wallaby.Identifying markers of the mammalian male germ line usingsubtractive hybridisation.Oral Dr Marilyn Monk Regulation of gene expression in early mammalian development......•....•.....................................•........................................................................TIME AUTHOR TITLE: MALE REPRODUCTIVE TRACT/SPERM FUNCTION(chairs-Gordon Baker and John Aitken)0830-0845 Oral B. Lewis and J. Aitken Impact of epididymal maturation on the redox regulatedpathways controlling sperm capacitation.0845-0852 Miniposter M.A. Wade,R.J. Aitken, R.C. Jones Mechanisms of activation of mammalian sperm.and R.N. Murdoch0852-0890 Miniposter D.Y. Liu, M. Martic, G.N. Clarke, Anti-Actin monoclonal antibody inhibits hyperactivation and theI. Grkovic, C. Garrett, M.E. Dunlop zone pellucida induced acrosome reaction of human sperm.and H.W.G. Baker0900-0907 Miniposter M. Lin, C. Scarlett and R.J. Aitken Final construction of sperm acrosome may be anactin-mediated process.0907-0915 Miniposter M.S. Harris and J.C. Rodger Development of PSA-10 monoclonal antibody reactivity withBrushtail possum (Trichosurus vulpecula) spermatozoa duringepididymal maturation.0915-0930 Oral O. Gerdprasert, M.K. O'Bryan, Monocyte chemoattractant protein -1 (MCP-1) is up-regulated inD.P. Nikolic-Paterson, K.L. Sebire, the testes of lipopolysaccharide-treated adult rats: apossibleD.M. de Krester and M.P. Hedger role in monocyte recruitment.0930-0937 Miniposter M. Martic, D.Y. Liu, M.E. Dunlop SNARE proteins, Syntaxin and Munc-18 are present inand H.W.G. Bakerhuman sperm0937-0945 Miniposter H.W.G. Baker, C.J. Stern Azoospermia, Hypospermatogenesis, low FSH, high inhibin Bandand D.M. Robertsonpossible intratesticular genital tract obstruction.0945-0952 Miniposter D. Wright, K. De Boer, J. Persson Analysis of sperm using fish to determine the appropriatenessand C. Robertsof IVF with preimplantation genetic diagnosis in cases of malechromosomal anomalies.0952-1000 Miniposter S. Maddocks, B.P. Setchell Whole body heat-stress of male mice impairs sperm-zonaand J. Yaerampenetration.1000-1007 Miniposter M.G. Katz, D.S. Cram and A.O. Trouson Development of DNA fingerprinting for application in assistedreproductive technology.1007-1015 Miniposter Y. Sistina, R. Trijatmoko, I Setiadi Induced triploid by heat shock in NILEM (Osteochilus hasseltiand R. WidiastutiC.V.) fish.1015-1022 Miniposter R.V. McClean and WG. Breed Glycoprotein maturation of the Brushtail possum sperm plasmamembrane during epididymal transit.1022-1030 Miniposter N.J. Cooper and w.G. Breed Changes in glycoprotein composition of the plasma membraneof Brushtail possum spermatozoa, during epididymal migration.1030-1100 MORNING TEA-ATRIUM, CANBERRA ROOM, GALLERYTime Author TITlE: OOCYTE AND EMBRYO DEVELOPMENT(chair-Keith Harrison)0830-0845 Oral H. Jericho, E Nieto and D.H. Edgar Investigation of the effects of glucose and phosphate on earlycleavage stage embyros asibling oocyte stUdy0845-0900 Oral C. SjOblom, M. Wikland Glucose transport in murine blastocysts is stimulated byand SA Robertsongranulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor (GM-CSF).0900-0907 Miniposter KM. Hartwich, J.S. Robinson Foetal outcome following the exposure of ovine embryos to highand S.K. Walkerammonium concentrations in vitro.0907-0915 Miniposter D. Sherrin, T. Breen, M. Hunter Problems associated with the detection of multinucleatedand K. Harrisonblastomeres in human embryos.0915-0930 Oral G. Abdelnour, S. Fleming, G. Coticchio Examination of the interaction of EGF, FSH and Activin a onand P. Illingworthmeiotic resumption in mouse oocytes0930-0937 Miniposter T.T. Peura, H.M. Hamilton Incubation of two hours in 6-DMAP is sufficient forand S.K. Walkerparthenogenetic activation of sheep oocytes.•