Program
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11 November
08.30 | Registration | |
09.50 |
Conference opening | |
10.00 | András Dinnyés (Gödöllő, Hungary) | |
Patient- specific induced pluripotent stem cells: expectations and realities | ||
10.30 | Uher Ferenc (Budapest, Hungary) | |
Role of mesenchymal stem cells in orchestrating inflammatory and immune responses | ||
11.00 | Sarah Coupland (Liverpool,UK) | |
Cancer stem cells | ||
11.30 | 12.00 | Coffee break |
12.00 | 13.45 |
Selected presentation I. Topics: Embryonal stem cells, iPS, Hematopoietic stem cells (10+5 minutes) |
12:00 | Tímea Kőhidi (Budapest, Hungary) | |
Effects of optogenetic stimulation on motility of differentiating neural stem cells | ||
12:15 | Gergő Kovács (Szeged, Hungary) | |
Rybp is requied for the terminal differentation of neural lineages | ||
12:30 | Attila Gyula Jady (Budapest, Hungary) | |
Metabolic changes during neuron formation by embryonic neuroectodermal stem cells | ||
12:45 | Róbert Rácz (Budapest, Hungary) | |
Electrolyte transport processes in pH regulation and biocarbonate secretion of HAT-7 ameloblast progenitor cells | ||
13:00 | Kornélia Szebenyi (Budapest, Hungary) | |
Improved culture condition of human pluripotent stemcell-derived cardiac progenitors | ||
13:15 | János Réthelyi (Budapest, Hungary) | |
Investigating de novo mutations in a schizophrenia case-parent trio by parallel somatic cell reprogramming and neuronal differentation | ||
13:30 | Nóra Fejszák (Budapest, Hungary) | |
Characterization and ontogeny of the bursal stem cells using a novel monoclonal antibody | ||
13.45 |
14.45 | Lunch |
14.45 | Gábor Földes (London, UK) | |
Generation of high-fidelity endothelial cells from human pluripotent stem cells |
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15.15 | Gábor Szabó (Budapest, Hungary) | |
Stem cell therapy in peripherial arterial diseases | ||
15.45 | Gábor Juhász (Szeged, Hungary) | |
Stem cell-specific endocytic degradation defects lead to intestinal dysplasia in Drosophila |
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16.15 |
17.15 |
Selected presentation II. Topics: Tissue engineering, Molecular regulation (10 minutes) |
16:15 | Gábor Varga (Budapest, Hungary) | |
A new rat bone regeneration model for tissue engineering and stem cell research | ||
16:30 | Milada Chudickova (Prague, Czech Republic) | |
Novel way of differentation: from MSCs to neuron-like cells | ||
16:45 | Orsolya Hegedűs (Budapest, Hungary) | |
Tooth-derived stem cell culturing on amino acid based hydrogels | ||
17:00 | Anna Földes (Budapest, Hungary) | |
Functional two-dimensional monolayer by human salivary gland progenor cells shown by active electrolyte transport | ||
17:15 | 18:30 | Coffee with experts |
12 November
09.00 |
Boris Chichkov (Hannover, Germany) | |
3D laser printing of biomaterials and living cells | ||
09.30 | Mehrdad Raffat (Linköping, Sweden) | |
Novel techniques in corneal regeneration and bioscaffold engineering | ||
10.00 | Heli Skotman (Tampere,Finland) | |
Human pluripotent stem cells as a source for tissue engineering in regeneration. GMP cell therapy process | ||
10.00 | 10.30 | Coffee break |
10.30 | 12.30 | Selected presentation III. Topics: Mesenchymal stem cells, Angiogenesis, Immunology (10+5 minutes) |
10:30 | Edit Gara (Budapest, Hungary) | |
Endothelial derivaties of human pluripotent stem cells show antiplatelent effects in 3D culture-steps towards vascular tissue engineering | ||
10:45 | Anikó Görbe (Szeged, Hungary) | |
NO mediated cytoprotection against simulated ischemial/reperfusion caused injury in induced pluripotent stem cell-derived cardiac myocytes | ||
11:00 | Viktória Jeney (Debrecen, Hungary) | |
Inhibition of osteogenic differentation of mesenchymal stem cell via the activation of ferritin ferroxidase activity | ||
11:15 | Roland Takács (Debrecen, Hungary) | |
Therole of septins in store operated Ca2+ entry (SOCE) during chondrogenesis of human mesenchymal stem cells (hMSC) | ||
11:30 | Kinga Lakatos (Budapest, Hungary) | |
Hypoxia induces an increase of diaclyglycerols in human mesenchymal stem cells | ||
11:45 | Zita Pöstényi (Budapest, Hungary) | |
In vitro investigations of the osteogenic differentiation of canine adipose tissue derived MSCs labelled with 99mTc-MDP | ||
12:00 | Beáta Mészáros ( Debrecen, Hungary) | |
Expression of ion channels in chorion-derived mesenchymal stem cells | ||
12:15 | Péter Balogh (Pécs, Hungary) | |
Vascular pattering of the mucosal lymphoid tissues-hesitant or principled? | ||
12.30 | 13.30 | Lunch |
13:30 | Riccardo Pasculli (accela s.r.o.) | |
The Novel Solutions for Stem Cells Research | ||
14:00 | Mona Stankovic (BioTech Hungary Kft.) | |
Get to know all about your cells with Cytation | ||
14.30 | Tara Moore (Ulster,UK) | |
Genetic modification possibilities in treating corneal diseases | ||
15.00 | Cecile Philandrianos (Marseille, France) | |
Adipose-derived stem cells in the treatment of scleroderma | ||
15.30 | Gunnar Kvalheim (Oslo,Norway) | |
Adipose-derived stem cells in tissue repair-clinical experiences from |
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Oslo University Hospital |
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16.00 | 17:30 | Coffee with the experts |
13 November
09.00 |
Goran Petrovski (Szeged, Hungary) | |
Long-term cultivation of corneal stem cells - possible applications from benchside to bedside | ||
09.30 | Morten MC Moe (Oslo, Norway) | |
Clinical results and in vitro characterization of cornea limbal epithelial stem cells cultured in autologous serum | ||
10.00 | Deborah Ferrington (Minneapolis, USA) | |
Toward autologous retinal cell replacement therapy for age-related macular degeneration | ||
10.30 | 11.00 | Coffee break |
11.00 | 12.30 | Selected presentation IV. Topics: targets and therapies, technologies (10+5 minutes) |
11:00 | Veronika Kovács-Haász (Budapest, Hungary) | |
In vivo imaging of the ectopic bone formation ofcanine adipose tissue derived mesenchimal stem cells (cAD-MSCs) with SPECT/CT and PET/CT: a step toward to imaging guided therapy | ||
11:15 | Adrienn Péntek ( Budapest, Hungary) | |
Isolation and biobanking of adipose tissue derived mesenchymal stem cells with Sepax | ||
11:30 | Sofija Andjelic (Ljubljana, Slovenia) | |
Human anterior lens epithelial studies with implications for capsular opacification | ||
11:45 | Zala Luznik ( Ljubljana, Slovenia) | |
Effect of intact amniotic membrane orientation on ex vivo limbal explant culturing | ||
12.00 | 12.30 | Meeting of the Poster and Oral Communication Evaluation Committee |
12:30 |
13:00 |
Oral Communication Awards and Closing remarks |
Registration deadline
1st November 2015
Abstract deadline
1st November 2015
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