Abstract Session: Immunoregulation, tolerance and other topics
Monday September 23, 2024 from 16:50 to 18:30
Üsküdar 3
Moderators
  • Edward K. Geissler, Germany
  • Uchida Koichiro, Japan
Lectures
  • 265.a Infectious tolerance
    Dr. Megan Sykes, United States
  • 265.1 Elucidating the role of CD8+ cells in IL-2complex-mediated immunomodulation
    Ms. Romy Steiner, Austria
  • 265.2 Assessing the Potency of Autologous MSCs by correlating Serum IDO levels and regulatory T cell in Living-Donor Kidney Transplant Recipients
    Prof. Omaima M Sabek, United States
  • 265.3 Advancing CD8+ Treg cell therapy to the clinic for the treatment of kidney transplanted patients
    Carole Guillonneau, France
  • 265.4 The first report of three-way macrochimerism and alloreactivity using single cell profiling in a patient receiving multivisceral transplantation following loss of an initial liver-intestine transplant
    Dr. Megan Sykes, United States
  • 265.5 T regulatory cell phenotypes in renal transplant patients with long surviving graft, increased Th2-like Treg and reduced Th1- and Th17-like Treg
    Prof. Bruce M Hall, Australia
  • 265.6 Rictor-mediated macrophage activation ameliorates antibody-mediated rejection of renal allografts by targeting p65 ubiquitination and NLRP3 transcription
    Dr. Ming Zheng, People's Republic of China
  • 265.7 Human CD4+CD25+CD127lo Treg can be activated in vitro with alloantigen and rIL-4 to induce receptor for interleukin 5 (IL-5Ra)
    Dr. Nirupama D Verma PhD, Australia
  • 265.8 Characterising pancreatic organoids from hereditary pancreatitis patients and their viability as a disease model
    Mr. James Daniel Zuiani, Australia
  • 265.9 CD80/CD86-CD28 signal blockade augments the donor-alloantigen-specific inhibitory function of natural regulatory T cells
    Mrs. Kyoko Tsuji-Yogo, Japan
  • 265.10 N-acetylcysteine and liver transplant. Advantages of its administration in multi-organ donors especially during a world economical crisis. Long-term sub-group analysis in a randomized study
    Prof. Francesco D'Amico, Italy
  • 265.11 ISL1-overexpressing BMSCs attenuate renal ischemia-reperfusion injury by suppressing apoptosis and oxidative stress through the paracrine action
    Dr. Jiale Wang, People's Republic of China
  • 265.12 NLRP3 inhibition prevented graft infiltration of inflammatory macrophages leading to long-term graft acceptance in mouse heart transplantation
    Dr. Takuya Harada, Japan
  • 265.13 Features of monitoring kidney transplant recipients during pregnancy and the postpartum period
    Dr. Nigina B Elmuradova, Uzbekistan