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Aegean Conferences Series – Vol. 13
AEGEAN CONFERENCES
Linking the international scientific community
Bringing the humanity scholars together
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3rd
International Conference
on
Innate Immunity
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October 10-15, 2004
Aldemar: Knossos Royal
Village
Crete, Greece
Accommodations
The
conference participants will be staying at the Aldemar: Knossos Royal Village
(A' class), which is located in Hersonissos, 25 km from the airport.
Breakfast
Breakfast will be served at your hotel during the
hours scheduled in this program.
Conference Venue
The Aldemar: Knossos
Royal Village
Conference Center
is located at the hotel.
Oral Presentations
An LCD projector, a projector for
2x2 inches slides, and an overhead projector will be available for the oral
presentations. Speakers are asked to bring their USB/CD or slides to
the slide reception desk at least 30 minutes before the starting of the
session.
Posters
Posters should be mounted
Monday morning, October 11, on the designated boards and dismounted at the
end of the meeting. The dimensions of the boards are 90 W x 100 H cm.
Adhesive tape for mounting the posters on the boards will be available at the
poster area.
Welcome Reception and Banquet
Badges are required for admission.
Tour to Knossos and Museum
Busses for
the island tour will be leaving from the hotel on Wednesday, October 13 at 2:00 p.m. Accompanying persons
will also be picked up at the hotel front lobby at that time. Badges are required for participation.
Lunches
Lunches
will be served at the indicated times to all registered participants and
registered accompanying persons in the Hotel. Badges are required
for admission.
Tour and Travel Information
A desk
operated by the personnel of our official travel agency,
“ERA Ltd.”, 8 Alexandrou Soutsou
Str., Kolonaki 10671 Athens – Greece
Tel.: 30-1-363-4944, FAX: 30-1-3631690, E-Mail: info@era.gr
will be
located at the conference center throughout the meeting.
The organizers gratefully acknowledge the
generous help provided by Dimitrios Lambris in managing the organization of
this meeting, and designing and publishing this program.
AEGEAN CONFERENCES
3rd
International Conference on Innate Immunity
Aldemar: Knossos Royal Village
Conference Center
October 10-15, 2004
Crete, Greece
John
D. Lambris, Ph.D.
Professor of Pathology &
Laboratory Medicine
Director of Protein Chemistry Laboratory
University of Pennsylvania
401 Stellar Chance
422 Curie Boulevard
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6100
E-mail: lambris@mail.med.upenn.edu
Tel.: 215-746-5765
FAX: 215-573-8738
WEB: http://www.complement.us
http://www.innateimmunity.us
http://www.lambris.net
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Program OUTLINE
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Sunday, October 10
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Registration
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6:00-8:00
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Hotel Lobby
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Welcome
Reception/Dinner
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8:00 PM
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Main Restaurant
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Monday, October 11
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Breakfast
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7:30 AM
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Main Restaurant
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Registration
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Conference Center
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Welcome and Opening Remarks
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Conference Center
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Session
I
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Conference Center
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Coffee
break
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10:45 AM
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Conference Center
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Session
II
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11:45 AM
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Conference Center
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Lunch
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2:05 PM
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Main Restaurant
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Dinner
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8:00 PM
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Local Greek Tavern
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The bus will
depart from the hotel at 7:30 PM
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Tuesday, October 12
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Breakfast
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7:30 AM
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Main Restaurant
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Session
III:
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9:00 AM
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Conference Center
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Coffee
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10:55 AM
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Conference Center
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Session
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11:40 AM
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Conference Center
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Lunch
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2:05 PM
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Main Restaurant
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Dinner
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8:00 PM
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Knossos Royal Village
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Wednesday,
October 13
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Breakfast
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7:30 AM
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Main Restaurant
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Session
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9:00 AM
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Conference Center
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Coffee
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10:30 AM
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Conference Center
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Session
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11:00 AM
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Conference Center
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Lunch
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12:00
NOON
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Main Restaurant
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Tour
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2:00 PM
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Knossos
& Museum of Heraklio
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Dinner
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7:00 PM
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Local Greek Tavern
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The bus will depart from the hotel for the
tour at 2:00 PM
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Thursday, October 14
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Breakfast
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7:30 AM
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Main Restaurant
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Session
VII:
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Conference Center
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Coffee
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10:45 AM
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Conference Center
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Session
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11:45 AM
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Conference Center
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Lunch
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1:50 PM
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Main Restaurant
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Gala
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8:00 PM
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Knossos Royal Village
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Friday, October
15
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Breakfast
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7:30 AM
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Main Restaurant
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Departure
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PROGRAM
Sunday, October 10
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6:00 -
8:00 PM
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Registration
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8:00 PM
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Welcome
Reception/Dinner
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Monday, October 11
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Session
I:NK Cells
Chairs: M Colonna and A Moretta
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8:50 AM
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Welcome and Opening Remarks
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9:00 AM
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CD96 (Tactile) Promotes NK Cell-Target Cell
Adhesion by Interacting with the Poliovirus Receptor (CD155)
M Colonna
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9:25 AM
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Private Conversations between Human Natural Killer
and Dendritic Cells
A Moretta, M Della Chiesa, E Marcenaro, and R
Castriconi
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9:50 AM
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NK cells and their implication in BM
L Moretta
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10:15 AM
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Natural Killer
Cell Activation by Homophilic Interaction of NTB-A
RM Flaig, S Stark, and C Watzl
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10:30 AM
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Identification of a Novel
Neuroblastoma-Associated Molecule that Protects from NK-Mediated Lysis
R Castriconi,
A Dondero, B Carnemolla, R Augugliaro, C Cantoni, F Negri, MV Corrias, L
Moretta, A Moretta, and C Bottino
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10:45 AM
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Coffee
Break and Poster Viewing
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Session
II: Mast Cells –
Dendritic Cells – Immunity to Fungi
Chairs:
S Koyasu and L Romani
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11:45 AM
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New
Insights Into the Roles of Mast Cells in Innate and Acquired Immune
Responses
S Galli
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12:10 PM
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Mast
Cells as Key Modulators of Environmental and Psychological Stress
TC Theoharides, J Donelan, D
Kempuraj, M Matsui, and P Conti
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12:35 PM
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Role of
Interferon-g Derived from Antigen Presenting Cells
in Innate Immune Responses
S Koyasu
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1:00 PM
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Dendritic
Cells and Innate Signals Promote the Accumulation of T Cells in the Central
Nervous System
Z Fabry, J Karman, C Ling, and M Sandor
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1:15 PM
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Innate
Immunity to Fungi: the Art of Speed and Specificity
L Romani
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1:40 PM
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Monocyte/Macrophage Dependent
Amplification of Adaptive Inflammatory Responses by the Nuclear
Transcription Factor and Cytokine HMGB1
MT Lotze,
RA DeMarco, KJ Tracey, and MP Fink
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2:05 PM
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Lunch
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8:00 PM
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Dinner at a
local Greek tavern
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The bus
will depart from the hotel at 7:30
PM
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Tuesday, October 12
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Session
III: Complement
Chairs: W Song and R Wetsel
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9:00 AM
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12
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Bridging Innate
and Adaptive Immunity: a Novel Role for the Membrane Complement Regulatory
Protein DAF (CD55) in T Cell Immunity
W Song
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9:25 AM
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Complement
Regulates T Cell Responses
M
Sandor, J Lambris, and M Suresh
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9:50 AM
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14
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The Process of B. cereus Spore
Attachment Induces Upregulation of Cell Surface gC1q-R/p33.
L Tantral, BJ Panessa-Warren, GT Tortora, SS Wong, JB
Warren, and B Ghebrehiwet
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10:15 AM
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The
Yin Yang of Complement Anaphylatoxin Receptors in Allergic Lung Disease
RA
Wetsel and SM Drouin
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10:40 AM
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Role of Anaphylatoxins on Airway Smooth
Muscle Cell and Mast Cell Interaction
EB Thangam, RT Venkatesha, AK
Zaidi, Y Amrani, RA Panettieri, Jr., and H Ali
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10:55 AM
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Coffee
Break and Poster Viewing
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Session
IV: Complement
Chairs:
TE Mollnes amd B Nilsson
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11:40 AM
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Pattern Recognition and Control Mediated
by the Alternative Complement Pathway
PF Zipfel
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12:05 PM
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The
Versatile Actions of Factor H in Immune Complex Disease
JJ Alexander and RJ Quigg
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12:30 PM
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Adverse Activation
of the Cascade Systems in Therapeutic Medicine
B Nilsson and K Nilsson-Ekdahl
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12:55 PM
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The Role of Complement in the
Pathogenesis of Meconium Aspiration Syndrome
TE Mollnes, A Castellheim, PHH
Lindenskov, and OD Saugstad
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1:20 PM
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C5a-Induced Changes in Innate Immune Function During
Sepsis
PA Ward, C Speyer, R Feng-Guo,
and F Zetoune
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1:35 PM
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Changes in
Complement and Complement Receptors During Sepsis
FS Zetoune, M
Huber-Lang, D Rittirsch, JV Sarma, and PA Ward
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1:50 PM
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Generation of “Humanized Cobra Venom Factor” for
Therapeutic Complement Depletion
CW Vogel, DC
Fritzinger, BE Hew, and M Thorne
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2:05 PM
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Lunch
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8:00 PM
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Dinner at Knossos Royal Village
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Wednesday, October 13
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Session
V: Structure Biology
Chairs: GJ Arlaud and P Gros
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9:00 AM
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24
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Structural Biology of Innate Immunity
F Inagaki
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9:25 AM
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Structural Biology of the C1 Complex of
Complement: Unravelling the Puzzle
GJ Arlaud, C Gaboriaud, and NM Thielens
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9:50 AM
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Structure of Complement C3c Reveals a Surprising
Domain Organization of the Proteins of the a2-Macroglobulin Superfamily
BJC Janssen, HCA Raaijmakers, A Roos, MR. Daha, and P Gros
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10:15 AM
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X-ray Structure of the
Trimeric Fibrinogen-Like Domain of Human L-ficolin and Analysis of its Carbohydrate
Binding Site
C Gaboriaud, L Martin, M
Lacroix, J Juanhuix, M Matsushita, T Fujita, GJ Arlaud, JC
Fontecilla-Camps, and NM Thielens
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10:30 AM
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Coffee
Break
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Session
VI: Evolution
Chairs: JJ Marchalonis and BJ Swalla
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11:00 AM
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28
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On the Origins
of Vertebrate Immunoglobulin Family Receptors
JJ Marchalonis and SF
Schluter
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11:20 AM
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Phosphoantigens
Induce an Innate Immune Response in Drosophila Melanogaster Blood Cells
O Terenius, M Hirai, M
Troye-Blomberg, J Lindén, and I Faye
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11:40 AM
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30
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Role of Innate
Immunity in Ascidian Metamorphosis
BJ Swalla
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12:00 Noon
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Lunch
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2:00 PM
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Tour to
KNOSSOS Archaeological site & Archaeological Museum of Heraklion
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7:00 PM
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Dinner at a
local Greek tavern
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The bus will depart from the hotel for the tour at 2:00 PM
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Thursday, October 14
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Session
VII: TLR
Chairs: J Köhl and K Triantafilou
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9:00 AM
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Triggering Innate Immunity from
Outside and Inside the Cell
JC Mathison, T-H Chuang, Q Pan, J Da Silva Correia, C Fearns, V
Kravchenko, and RJ Ulevitch
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9:25AM
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Composition of Receptor Clusters
Determines Innate Immune Responses Against Microbial Pathogens
K Triantafilou and M Triantafilou
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9:50 AM
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Cross-talk Between Complement
and Toll-like Receptors: Complement 5a Plays a Crucial Gatekeeper Role in
TLR4-Mediated Regulation of Adaptive Immunity
J
Köhl
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10:15AM
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Induction of sCD14 and the mCD14 / Toll-like Receptor 4 (TLR4) LPS
Receptor Complex in Hepatocytes of Mouse Liver by Proinflammatory
Cytokines
A Nath, G Schlaf, K Jungermann, O Götze, and HL Schieferdecker
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10:30 AM
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35
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Innate Immune Recognition of Bacterial
Fimbiae
G
Hajishengallis and RJ Genco
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10:45 AM
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Coffee
Break and Poster Viewing
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Session
VIII: Defensins – Systems
Biology Approaches
Chairs G Coukos - JD Lambris
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11:45 AM
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Antimicrobial Peptides as Effectors of Innate Immunity
M Zasloff
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12:10 PM
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Beta-Defensins: Innate Mediators at the
Interface Between Anti-Tumor Immunity and Angiogenesis
JR
Conejo-Garcia, F Benencia, and G Coukos
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12:35 PM
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From
Atoms to Systems: A “Multidisciplinary” Approach to Innate Immunity
JD Lambris
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1:00 PM
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Foreword Genetic Analysis of Innate
Immunity
B Beutler, P Georgel, K Crozat, and K Hoebe
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1:25 PM
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40
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Genetic Variation, Genetic
Perturbations, and Systems Biology of Health and Disease
J Nadeau
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1.50 PM
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Lunch
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8:00 PM
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Gala
Dinner at Knossos
Royal Village
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Friday, October 15
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7:30 AM
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Breakfast
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Departure
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POSTERS
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Homophilic Interaction of NTBA, a Member
of the CD2 Molecular Family: Induction of Cytotoxicity and Cytokine Release
in Human NK Cells
E Marcenaro, M Falco, E Rome, F Bellora, D
Marras, L Moretta, A Moretta, and C Bottino
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42
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The Identification of the HLA-E Residues
Involved in the Recognition of the CD94/NKG2 NK Cell Receptors
LC Sullivan, ML Fu-Ching, T Beddoe, J Rossjohn, and AG Brooks
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43
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Activation of the Complement System
Generates Antibacterial Peptides
E
Andersson-Nordahl, V Rydengård, M Mörgelin, P Nitsche, M
Malmsten, L Björck, and A Schmidtchen
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44
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Improved Blood Compatibility
Achieved by Factor H Immobilized Using End Group Activated Pluronic
J
Andersson, F Bexborn, J Klinth, B Nilsson, and K Nilsson- Ekdahl
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45
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Evasion of Phagocytosis Through
Cooperation Between two Ligand-Binding Regions in Streptococcus Pyogenes M
Protein
F Carlsson, K Berggård, M
Carlemalm-Stålhammar, and G Lindahl
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46
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Sequence
Variation in Streptococcus Pyogenes M Proteins
J Persson, B Beall, and G Lindahl
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47
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Effects of Different
Structural Forms of CRP on Endothelial Cells
L
Cervenak, M Oroszlán, E Herczenik, Z
Prohászka, I Karádi, L Romics, G Füst
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48
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The Role of
Complement C3 in the Induction of Antibody Responses Associated with
Autoimmune Arthritis
CJ
DelNagro, R Kolla, and RC Rickert
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49
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L-Ficolin in Children with Respiratory
Infections
A Atkinson, DC Kilpatrick, J Szemraj, AS Swierzko, L
Bak-Romaniszyn, M Banasik, K Zeman, and M Cedzynski
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50
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INNO-LiPA MBL2: A Validated Genotyping
Assay for Mannose-Binding Lectin 2 (MBL2)
M Duhamel, M
Van Thielen, K De Vreese, M Bläser, and F Hulstaert
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51
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Functional
Characterization of Recombinantly Expressed Rat FH Fragments (SCR1-4 and
SCR1-7) in Comparison with FH Isolated from Rat Serum
T
Demberg, I Heine, O Götze, and G Schlaf
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52
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Functional Characterisation of Mutated
Factor H Associated with Atypical Hemolytic Syndrome
S Heinen, M Jozsi, M Norris, G
Remuzzi, and PF Zipfel
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53
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Protective Role of the Innate Immune Regulator Factor H
for Host Cells
M Jozsi, S Heinen, and PF Zipfel
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54
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Homozygous Deletion of a Single Amino
Acid (K224) in the Regulatory Domain of the Immune Inhibitor Factor H
Causes Membranoproliferative Glomerulonephritis Type II (MPGN II) in
Childhood
C
Skerka, C Licht, S Heinen, M Jozsi, M
Kirschfink, B Hoppe, and PF Zipfel
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55
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Serum Mannan-Binding Lectin
(MBL) Level in Ovarian Cancer Patients Undergoing Chemotherapy –
Preliminary Report
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Świerzko, K Florczak , M Cedzyński, J Szemraj, D Wydra, G Janiszewska, J Emerich, and Z Sułowska
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56
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Indels and
Imperfect Duplication have Driven the Evolution of CR1 and Cr1L
CA McLure, JF Williamson, S
Gaudieri, BJ Stewart, and RL Dawkins
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57
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The Edible Medicinal Mushroom Agaricus
Blazei Murill Stimulates Gene Expression and Release of Pro-Inflammatory
Cytokines from Monocytic Cells in Vitro
LK Nilsen, B Grinde, S Bernardshaw,
M Gayorfar, E Johnson, and G Hetland
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58
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CPG DNA Conjugated to Cholera Toxin b Subunit is a
Strong Stimulator of Innate Chemokine Responses in Both Murine and Human
Immune Cells
J Adamsson, M Lindblad, A
Lundqvist, M Fredriksson, J Holmgren, and AM Harandi
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The
Role of TANK-Binding Kinase-1 in Type I Interferon Responses to Toll-like
Receptor Activation and Viral Infection
AK Perry, EK Chow, JB Goodnough, WC Yeh, and G Cheng
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60
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Lipopolysaccharides from
Helicobacter Pylori Can Act as Antagonists for Toll-like Receptor 4
PM Lepper, M Triantafilou, C Schumann, M Trautmann, E
Marion Schneider, and K
Triantafilou
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A Toll-like Receptor (TLR)-based
Two-hybrid Assay for Detecting Interactions between Secreted Proteins on
Live Eukaryotic Cells
L Wang, H
Zhang, F Zhong, and J Lu
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62
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Muramyldipeptide and Diaminopimelic Acid-Containing
Desmuramylpeptides in Combination with Chemically Synthesized Toll-like
Receptor Agonists Synergistically Induced Production of Interleukin-8 in a
nod2- and nod1-Dependent Manner, Respectively, in Human Monocytic Cells in
Culture
A Uehara, S
Yang, Y Fujimoto , K Fukase, S Kusumoto, K Shibata, S
Sugawara, and H Takada
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Modulation of TLR, IL-18/IL-18R, and TIR8 Expression: A Role in
Autoimmune Pathogenesis?
D Boraschi, G Savarino, P Quattroni, L
Martinelli, E Monari, AM Gatti, and M Lucarelli
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N. Meningitidis Lipid a Mutant Lipopolusaccharides
(LPS) Function as LPS Antagonists by Inhibiting Toll-Like Receptor 4 (tlr4)
Dependent Cytokine Production
T Sprong, L Steeghs, P van der Ley, T Jansen, HEH Jacobs, and JWM
van der Meer
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Influence of Simultaneous Stimulation by LPS and
Interferon Gamma and Francisella Tularensis Infection on Production of
IL-6, IL-10, IL-12 and TNF a by Macrophage J774 Cells
J Krejsek, M Holická, J Novosad, M Loudová, M Kudlová, and C Andrýs
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66
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Human Adipocyte and its Participation in
Innate Immunity
S Houtmann, L Hoareau, MP Gonthier, R
Roche, F Festy, C Laborde, C Lefebvre d’Hellencourt, and M Cesari
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IKKGamma'S Membership in the IKK Complex. Binding
Studties of Minimal Fragments
DL Drew, R Talwar, B Tavshanjian, and G Ghosh
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68
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Interleukin-18
Primes the Oxidative Burst of Neutrophils in Response to Formyl-Peptides:
Role of Cytochrome B558 translocation and Fmlp receptor endocytosis
C Elbim, C Guichard, PM Dang,
M Fay, E Pedruzzi, H Demur, C Pouzet, J El
Benna, and MA Gougerot-Pocidalo
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69
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The Neuroimmune Parameter of Children
with Disturbances in Cardio Activity without Organic Heart Diseases
E Myakishev, V Manchouk, and A Savchenko
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70
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Placental Expression of Bcl-2 in
Pregnancy Complicated by Preeclampsia With Intrauterine Growth Retardation
M Laskowska, B Leszczynska-Gorzelak, and
J Oleszczuk
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71
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Evaluation of the Maternal Fas in Preeclamptic Pregnant Patients
M Laskowska, B Leszczynska-Gorzelak, and
J Oleszczuk
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72
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Design
of Chimeric Anti-microbial Proteins for Rapid Clearance of Xylella fastidiosa
C Aguero, AM Dandekar, K
Gupta, G Gupta, G Bruening, and EL Civerolo
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73
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Molecular Etiology of Chronic
Beryllium Disease: Studies on Cytokine Network and Upstream Phosphorylation
A Chaudhary, N Sauer, M Rossman, and G Gupta
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74
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Central Role for Interleukin-15 in Malignant Catarrhal
Fever
DM Haig, I Campbell, I Anderson, D Buxton, X-Q Wei, JP Stewart, and
G Russell
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75
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Innate Immune Responses in Atopic and
Non-Atopic Women and their New-born Babies
U Holmlund, P Amoudruz, V Malmström, C
Trollmo, K Bremme, A Scheynius, and ES Ekström
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76
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Deficiency of Innate Immunity of
Leukocytes is Associated with the Failure of the Induction of Remission in
Patients with Acute Leukemias.
Z Błach-Olszewska, E Zaczyńska,
M Kiełbiński, and I Frydecka
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77
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Genetic Modifiers of Fc gamma
Receptor Function
L Pricop, E Masuda, and M Blank
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78
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Suppression
of Alveolar Macrophage Apoptosis as Treatment for Pneumocystis Pneumonia
ME Lasbury, PJ Durant, D Tschang, C Zhang, and CH Lee
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79
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ATP-Mediated Killing of
Mycrobacteria: Signalling and Gene Array Studies Seeking the Effector
Mechanism
LN Forse,
CM Li, and DA Lammas
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80
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Interaction of Innate Immune Cells with
Burkholderia Pseudomallei
GW Sun, GC Koo, and YH Gan
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81
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An Adenoviral Based AIDS Vaccine Induces Strong
Cellular Responses
G Muralidhar, RE Sobol and SL Sauter
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82
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Evaluation of Nitric Oxide
(NO) Pattern in Patients from Malaria Endemic Areas of Iran as a Novel Aspect in
Innate Immunity
H Nahrevanian, J
Gholizadeh S., M Abolhassani , and M Assmar
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83
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Commensal Bacteria Influence the
Secretory Leucoprotease Inhibitor (slpi) and Cytokine Response Against E.coli
in Monocytic Cells
L Strömbeck and
I Mattsby-Baltzer
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84
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Induction of Sterilizing Immunity Against Genital
Herpes Simplex Virus Type 2 by Immunostimulatory CPG DNA and Plasmid GD DNA
Vaccination
S Tengvall, A Joseffson,J Holmgren, and AM Harandi
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85
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Effect of
CCR5-D32 mutation Frequency on Sensitivity to HIV-1 Infection
Z
Blach-Olszewska, K Rybka, E Piasecki, B Knysz, J Gasiorowski, and A Gladysz
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86
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The Toxin
Ricin Induces a Severe Inflammatory Response in Vivo and In Vitro Via
Stimulation of Stress-Activated Protein Kinases
V Korcheva, J Wong, M
Iordanov, and B Magun
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87
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The
Alterations in Myeloid and Lymphoid Dendritic Cells Can be Associated with
Th1/Th2 Imbalance in Pre-eclampsia
D
Darmochwal-Kolarz, J Rolinski, B Leszczynska-Gorzelak, and J Oleszczuk
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88
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Recombinant
Adeno-Associated Virus Expressing a Novel Cancer Testis Into Dendritic
Cells Induces a Better Cancer Vaccine in Ovarian Cancer
M Chiriva-Internati, W Wenhan, A
Tedesco, and F Grizzi
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89
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JNK Down Regulate the
Expression of Antimicrobial Peptide Genes Activated by NF-kB During Innate Immune Rresponse
YJ Kim, T Kim, Y H Song, S Nyun
Kim, JH Yoon, JH Rhee, and J Kim-Ha
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90
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A Possible Role of Human a Defensin in the Prevention of
HIV-Infection
D Trabattoni, S Lo Caputo, G Maffeis,
F Vichi, F Fasano, F Mazzotta and M Clerici
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91
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Microarray
Analysis of Atlantic Salmon Macrophage Response to Bacterial Infection
SE Douglas, J Williams, and KV Ewart
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92
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Effects of Parasitic Copepod (Lepeophtheirus salmonis) infection on the Response of
Immune-Related Genes in Atlantic
salmon (Salmo salar)
MD
Fast, NW Ross, and SC Johnson
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93
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Features of the Immune Status of People Living in Areas
with Various Technogenic Load
OA Kolenchukova
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94
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Membrane-bound Heat Shock Protein 70
(Hsp70) Provides an Entry
Port for
Apoptosis-inducing Serin-Protease Granzyme B
C Gross, C Froelich, A Asea, and G Multhoff
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95
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Decreased
Histone H3 Phosphorylation and NF-kB p65
Binding to the IL-1b Promoter
in Endotoxin Tolerant Cells.
C Chan, L Li, B Yoza,
and CE McCall
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96
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Periodontal
Innate Immunity
PL
Wang
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97
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Regulation
of C. elegans innate immunity by the TGFb pathway and GATA
factors
M Shapira, B Hamlin, and MW
Tan
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Sponsors
We are
deeply grateful to the following sponsors for their generous support of the 3rd
International Innate Immunity Conference.
Upstate, Inc.
Charlottesville, VA 22903
USA
http://www.upstate.com/
HyCult Biotechnology
b.v.
5405 PB Uden
The Netherlands
http://www.hbt.nl
Innogenetics
9052 Gent
Belgium
http://www.innogenetics.com/
Nature Reviews
London, N1
9XW
United Kindom
http://www.nature.com/reviews/
Journal of Clinical
Investigation
Ann Arbor,
Michigan 48103
USA
http://www.jci.org/
International
Archives of Allergy and Immunology
S.
Karger AG
Medical
and Scientific Publishers
CH-4009 Basel
Switzerland
http://content.karger.com/ProdukteDB/produkte.asp?Aktion=JournalHome&ProduktNr=224161
Upcoming Aegean Conferences
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2nd International Conference on Pathways, Networks,
and Systems: Theory and Experiments
Aldemar: Knossos
Royal Village
October 15-20, 2004
Crete, Greece
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2nd Gene Regulation in Lymphocyte Development
Workshop
Aldemar: Knossos
Royal Village
October 20-25, 2004
Crete, Greece
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3rd Workshop on Complement Associated Diseases,
Animal Models, and Therapeutics
Hilton Hotel
June 5-10, 2005
Rhodes, Greece
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2nd International Conference on Tissue Engineering
Aldemar: Knossos Royal
Village
May 22-27, 2005
Crete, Greece
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3rd Lymphocyte Signal Transduction Workshop
Aldemar: Knossos Royal
Village
May 27-June 1, 2005
Crete, Greece
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2nd Conference on Autoimmunity: Mechanisms and
Novel Treatments
The Nomikos Center
Sept. 25-30, 2005
Santorini, Greece
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