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THE PROMISE OF NUTRIGENOMICS 3 Introduction, 3 Keynote Address, 3 Introductory Comments to the Scientific Sessions, 6 1 SCIENTIFIC SESSION I: HUMAN GENETIC VARIATION AND NUTRITION 7 New Tools for Understanding the Role of Genetic Variation in Health and Disease, 7 Implementation of the Human HapMap Initiative and Large-Scale Polymorphism Studies, 13 Contemporary Nutrigenetics Studies, 15 2 SCIENTIFIC SESSION II: EPIGENETICS 17 Critical Events: Genomic Programming and Reprogramming, 17 Folate Metabolism and the Fetal Origins of Adult Disease, 23 The Role of Maternal and Infant Nutrition in Genetic Programming and Epigenetics, 27 3 SCIENTIFIC SESSION III: SYSTEMS BIOLOGY 31 Genetic Networks and Applied Systems Biology, 32 Genome-Scale Reconstruction of the Human Metabolic Network, 36 Emerging Technologies: Nanotechnology, 39 4 IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FUTURE 41 Issues in Ethics, 41 Science Journalism and the Nutrigenomics Revolution, 45 Needs and Opportunities in the Biomedical Sciences: Interacting Networks, 47 Nutrigenomics: Industry's Perspective, 50 Needs and Opportunities in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 54 The Economic Potential of Nutrigenomics, 56 Nutrigenomics in Academic and Public Health: How Can We Move the Field Forward?, 58