CONVENTION HALL No.1

THE 18th CONGRESS OF THE INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF

ASSOCIATIONS OF ANATOMISTS

th THE 30 CONGRESS OF CHINESE SOCIETY OF ANATOMICAL SCIENCES

BEIJING CHINA 08-10 AUGUST

Organization Committee： COMMITTEES Bernard Moxham B.Sc., B.D.S., PhD, FHEA, FSB, FAS Yunqing Li MD.Ph.D Emeritus Professor of Anatomy Professor, Chairman of Department of Anatomy, Histology and , The Fourth Military President of the International Federation of Associations of Anatomists (IFAA) Medical University Xi’an China. Cardiff School of Biosciences President of Chinese Society of Anatomical Sciences(CSAS). United Kingdom Friedrich Paulsen Prof. Dr. med.;Head Dept. Anatomy; FAU Erlangen Erlangen I Changman Zhou MD.Ph.D Professor in Department of Anatomy and Histology at Peking Universitätsstr.Germany University Health Science Center, China. Currently Vice-President and General Secretary of Secretary General of IFAA CSAS. Ming Zhang MB, MMed, PhD Clinical Anatomist, Department of Anatomy, University of Otago Richard L. Drake, Ph.D.,Director of Anatomy, Professor of Surgery Cleveland Clinic Lerner New Zealand. College of Medicine. USA Treasurer of IFAA

Local Scientific Committee： Qunyuan Xu; Prof.Capital Medical University, Beijing Chunhua Zhao; Prof. Peking Union Medical College, Beijing Wenlong Ding; Prof. Shanghai Jiaotong University, Shanghai China China China Yunqing Li; Prof.4th Military Medical University Xian Wei An; Prof.Capital Medical University, Beijing China Houqi Liu; Prof. 2th Military Medical University, Shanghai China Shungen Guo; Prof. Chinese Meidcine University, Beijing China Changman Zhou; Prof. Peking University, Beijing China China Shuwei Liu; Prof. Shandong University, Jina China Huanjiu Xi; Prof. Liaoning University, Jinzhou China Shuling Bai; Prof. Chinese Medical University, Shenyang Chuanda Xu; Prof.Nanfang Medical Univeristy, Guangzhou Xiaosong Gu; Prof. Nantong University, Nantong China China China He Li; Prof. Huadong Univerisity, Wuhan China Fulu Gao; Prof. Hebei Univeristy Hebei China Hongquan Zhang; Prof. Peking University, Beijing China Guomin Zhou; Prof. Fudan University, Shanghai China Ya Jing; Prof. Shanxi Medical University, Shanxi China Chao Ma Prof. Peking Union Medical College, Beijing Shaoxiang Zhang; Prof. 3th Military Medical University, Yuanshan Zeng; Prof. SUN YAT-SEN Univeristy, Guangzhou China Chongqing China China

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REGISTRATION INFORMATION Room level Room Occupancy Room Rate Remark

includes 1 Registration Desk Single RMB720 Registration Desk is located in the lobby of Beijing International Convention Center (BICC) breakfast st Deluxe Room August 7, Thursday 09:30 – 18:30 1 Floor, BICC includes 2 Double RMB800

st breakfasts August 8,Friday 07:30 – 18:00 1 Floor, BICC

August 9, Saturday 07:30 – 18:00 Room306 BICC Category and refund policy

August 10, Sunday 07:30 – 18:00 Room306 BICC Category On/Before june 15 After june 15

On-site Registration Fee Registraton Fee 70% No Delegates of related associations RMB4250 Hotel deposit No No

Accompanying guest RMB3125 Tour Fee No No

Foreign student RMB2813 For any more inquiries about hotel reservation, please contact Ms. Shuang Yang Day delegates RMB1875 China International Conference Center for Science and Technology (CICCST) Phone : +86-13521689507 Email: [email protected]

Entitlements For Delegates of related associations: registration fee covers attend the conference, Congress Materials, GENERAL INFORMATION Lunches of August 8, 9, 10, Coffee Breaks, Dinner banquet on August 9. For Accompanying guest: registration fee covers 2 routes of Local Tour, 1 evening program, Dinner Banquet on August 9. Passport and Visa For Foreign student: registration fee covers attend the conference, Congress Materials, Lunches of Passports, valid for at least 3 months from the entry into China, and entry visas are required to visit August 8, 9, 10, Coffee Breaks, Dinner banquet on August 9. China. Participants are advised to consult the nearest Chinese diplomatic mission for details. For Day delegates: registration fee covers attend the day conference, Congress Materials, Lunch on the Once in China, the participants are advised to carry their passports on them at all times because the day, Coffee Breaks, Dinner banquet (if you choose August 9). passports may be needed to check into hotels, book airline tickets, and change money.

Payment On-site Weather Cash and credit cards (Master, Visa and American Express) are acceptable. No personal cheque and August in Beijing is hot. The average temperature is about 30℃ (86℉). With the high at around 38℃ traveler’s cheque are accepted for the payments. All bank charges will be borne by the participant. (100℉) and low at around 28℃(82℉).

ACCOMMODATION Insurance The registration fee does not include insurance for accidents, sickness or loss of personal property. The Beijing Continental Grand Hotel (****) conference organizers do not accept any liability for personal accidents or loss or damage to the private property of any participants during the conference or indirectly arising from attending the conference. It is advisable that participants should take adequate travel and health insurances before leaving their own countries. which to enjoy a variety of healthy buffet options and snacks guaranteed to satisfy even the pickiest Currency Exchange eater. The café can seat up to 140 guests, making it the perfect place for small meal events or meetings. In China, only RMB is used. However, exchange centers can be found at airports, most hotels and large shopping centers. When exchanging money, please keep your receipt by which can change any remaining RMB back to foreign currency when leaving China. Visa, Master, American Express are accepted in many department stores and hotels. It might withdraw cash with credit card from ATM. SPEAKER AND POSTER INFORMATION

Speaker Presentation: Speakers are not required to bring a laptop! All session rooms will be equipped with a data projector and computer. Bring your presentation on a Windows readable Local Transport USB flash drive. We recommend that you bring a back-up presentation format. Taxi: Taxi service is available at everywhere in the city the whole day. The cost from the Speaker time limit: airport to the conference venue is about RMB100-120 enclosed the extra highway fee Symposium speaker: no more than 30 minutes including discussion. RMB10. Please do ask for the receipt from the driver. Free paper session speakers: no more than 15-20 minutes including discussion. speaker practice room: BICC 306 Subway:The subway system in Beijing has eight lines. The fare is RMB2 per entry with August 8(Friday)-August 10(Sunday); 7:00-18:00 Phone: +86-13717512635; free transfer from one line to aonther. Trains run from 05:30 in the morning until 23:00 in the late evening. A ticket can be bought at the ticket office at each station or at an Poster presentations automatic ticketing machine. Subway stops are announced over the train's speaker system in Chinese and English. Poster viewing and display are 7:30-18:00. Presentation times for each author are Bus:Buses are the main means of transport in Beijing. Please prepare small bills in case listed at the begining of the session in the daily program. Your board number is the of no-change bus lines. It would be very crowded in rush hours at 07:00-09:00 and numerical listing to your abstract number. 16:00-18:00 Presenters must hang their posters no later than 8:30 or 13:30 on their presentation time. Presenters are expected to be at their poster boards during the assigned session presentation time. Poster must remain on display time from 8:30-12:00, or 13:30-18:00. Please do not leave belongings, poster containers, or any materials under the poster Electricity boards or in the poster area. The local organization committee is not The electric current in China is 220V, 50hz. Most hotels have built-in converters in bathrooms for responsible for articles left in the poster area. shavers and hair dryers. Please note that a variety of plug types are used in China, and adaptors may be necessary. Two types of sockets are used in China: three-pin socket (a grounding pin and two flat prongs forming a V-shape) and two-pin socket (two flat parallel prongs without grounding). Power sockets For any more inquiries presentation, please contact: available in China are Type A, Type I, and Type C plugs. Adapters are available at most hotels and Dr. Changman Zhou convenience stores. Local Organization Committee (Chinese Society of Anatomical Sciences (CSAS) Phone : +86-13717512635 Email: [email protected] Business Center Location: 2nd Floor of Beijing International Convention Center (BICC) It offers facilities and services, such as fax, IDD, photocopying and typing service, etc.

First Aid and Medical Service LOCAL TOURS AND EVENING PROGRAM The telephone number for the first aid is 120 or 999. Several hospitals in Beijing are staffed with English speaking physicians. The following telephone number may help: LT1: Great Wall - Ming Tombs China-Japan Friendship Hospital: 84205288 / 84205299 Time: 08:30 - 17:00, Peking Union Medical College Hospital: 65296114 Price: RMB450 Beijing Friendship Hospital: 63014116 The Great Wall of China, also known in China as the Great Wall of 10,000, is an ancient Chinese Catering Service fortification built from the end of the14th century until thebeginning of the 17th century. The first There are different styles of restaurants in the hotel. In addition to North and South Chinese style dishes, major wall was built during the reign of the First Emperor, the main emperor of the short-lived Qin there are also Western and European style restaurants. There are also a number of multi-function Grand dynasty. This wall was not constructed as a single endeavor, but rather was created by the joining of Ballrooms and VIP packages to better meet the needs of different inter-meetings with an experienced several regional walls built by the Warring States. team banquet services, meeting the theme of banquet needs. Guests can also enjoy other unique The Ming Tombs are a group of mausoleums of 13 Ming Emperors. The underground burial chamber indoor and outdoor dining and take-away services. of Ming Emperor Wanli is open to the public since excavation in 1956. The Great Wall was originally The Continental Grand Hotel Café provides a relaxing, comfortable, and elegant environment in built in 221 BC. The section of Juyongguan we are going to visit was built in the 15th century during the Ming Dynasty and repaired recently. LT2: Forbidden City - Tian'anmen Square - Temple of Heaven Double Occupancy: RMB5,100/person Time: 08:30-17:00, Aug. 11, Beijing-Xian. Upon arrival, visit Shaanxi History Museum, a must-see for ancient civilizations. Price: RMB450 Then go to visit the well-preserved Big Wild Goose Pagoda. You will enjoy a welcome Dumpling Banquet in the evening. Check-in at Hotel. The magnificent Forbidden City is a vast complex of palaces and pavilions which were home to Aug. 12, After breakfast, visit the Old City Wall, the most complete city wall that has survived in China. Emperors for more than 500 years. The Temple of Heaven is a masterpiece of Ming (15th century) Then visit the greatest attraction in Xian-Terra-cotta Warriors and Horses Museum, the home of more architecture, where the Emperors performed annual sacrificial rituals for good harvest. Today, it than 6000 life-size terra-cotta warriors and horses excavated from the tomb of the first emperor of remains as the most complete and best- preserved collection of ancient buildings in China. the Qin Dynasty. Fly back to Beijing. Upon arrival, airport meeting and transfer to hotel directly (Dinner is not included). LT3: Lama Temple - Lunch - Summer Palace Aug. 13, After breakfast, the tour ends. Time: 08:30-17:00, Price: RMB450 PT2: Beijing-Xi’an-Guilin-Shanghai The Lama Temple is the center of learning for the Yellow Hat sect of Tibetan Lamas with considerable Price: Single Occupancy: RMB10,960/person religious and political sway. Today there are some 70 Mongolian lamas tending the temple. The Double Occupancy: RMB9,560/person Summer Palace is called "Yiheyuan" (Garden of Nurtured Harmony) in Chinese. It is up to now the Aug. 11, Take a morning flight to Xian. Upon arrival, visit Shaanxi History Museum, a must-see for best preserved and the largest imperial gardens in China. ancient civilizations. Then you will proceed to visit the well-preserved Big Wild Goose Pagoda, After lunch, visit the Old City Wall, the most complete city wall that has survived in China. Then Enjoy a EP1: Beijing Opera traditional Dumpling Banquet in the evening. Time: 17:30 - 21:30, Aug. 12, After breakfast, visit the greatest attraction in Xian - Terra-cotta Warriors and Horses Price: RMB250 Museum, the home of more than 6000 life-size terra-cotta warriors and horses excavated from the tomb of the first emperor of the Qin Dynasty. Beijing opera or Peking opera is a form of traditional Chinese theatre which combines music, vocal Aug. 13, After breakfast, flight to Guilin. Visit the extraordinary underground caverns of the Reed performance, mime, dance and acrobatics. It arose in the late 18th century and became fully developed Flute Cave and ascend Fubo Hill for a superb view of this beautiful town. Stay in Guilin overnight at a and recognized by the mid-19th century. The form was extremely popular in the Qing Dynasty court and hotel. has come to be regarded as one of the cultural treasures of China. It has also spread to other countries Aug. 14, After breakfast, take a Li River cruise to Yangshuo with lunch on board, visit Yangshuo West such as the United States and Japan. Street in the afternoon. Return to Guilin Airport and flight to shanghai in the evening. Stay in Shanghai overnight at a hotel. EP2: Acrobatic Show Aug. 15, After breakfast, visit Yu Garden, one of the well-known gardens of classical style south of the Yangtze River, Jade Buddha Temple which got its name from the two jade statues of Sakyamuni. Stroll Time: 17:30 - 21:30, on the Bund, lined with graceful European buildings and with stunning views over the modern district Price: RMB250 of Pudong. Aug. 16, After breakfast, tour ends. This is one entertainment that must not be missed by the young and old on a visit to Beijing. China has many world class acrobatic troupes because practically every province and major city will have its own acrobatic troupe, and children are selected to be trained as performers from a young age. The group * Notes for LT and EP: bicycling show is also a favorite with the ten cycling girls finally all ending up on a bicycle with their fans The tours fee includes transportation fee, lunch, admission fees and an English-speaking tour guide. spread out like a peacock. Other exciting acts are the juggling of large porcelain urns, martial arts, The attendees will gather at the lobby of Beijing International Conference Center (BICC). The gathering balancing of bowls, umbrellas or stacked chairs, rope walking, pole climbing, roller skating and plate time will be shown on your tickets. Please be there 5 minutes prior to the departure time. swirling The tickets should be purchased at least one day before the event. No Refund once purchasing CICCST will reserve the right to raise the prices or cancel any of the local tour, if attendees are fewer than 10 persons. POST-CONFERENCE TOUR The program is subject to be changed according to the local situation.

PT1: Beijing - Xi'an – Beijing Price: Single Occupancy: RMB5,600/person

18th CONGRESS OF INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF ASSOCIATIONS OF ANATOMISTS (IFAA)-BEIJING CHINA -2014 All sessions listed are in the Beijing International Convention Center

August 8, Friday August. 9, Saturday AM PM PM AM AM-PM PM Opening Ceremony in 13:00-15:00 16:00 - 17:30 08:00 - 10:00 13:30 - 15:30 16:00-18:00 Plenary Auditorium 08:00AM - 09:30AM Parallel Symposium 1 EFEM Lectures Parallel Symposium 5 - ParallelSymposium 9 Parallel Symposium 13 (Convention Hall NO.1) -Medical education in the Room 305A-B Medical Education in -Biological Anthropology -Medical Education in Asia, Americas Europe Room 305A-B Australia & New Zealand Room305A-B Room 305A-B 305A-B

09:30-10:00 Parallel Symposium 2 Open Round-table Parallel Symposium 6 – Parallel Symposiums 10 Parallel Symposium 14 Tea break -Body Donations for discussion -Body Donations Translational Res. In -Medical Education in -Neurobiology of Disease – Anatomy for Anatomy Anatomy Africa Injury and Protection Room 307 Room 307 305D-E 305D-E 305D-E

Plenary Talks Parallel Symposium 3A Parallel Symposiums 3B -- Parallel Symposium 7 Parallel Symposiums 11 Parallel Symposium 15 10:00AM-12:00AM -Neurosurgical Anatomy Anatomy of Oral -Forensic Anthropology -Cell Biol.: Dental Res & –Embryology & genetic 305D-E Maxillofacial Region Room 311 Oral Biol engineering (1) Bernard Moxham Room 305D-E Room 307 Room 311 10:00-10:30 Free Papers Session 1- Free Papers Session 2- Parallel Symposium 8 - Parallel Symposiums 12- Parallel Symposium (2) Lynne Opperman Anatomy(1) Clinical Anatomy Developments of Anatomy in Sports 16-Vesalius symposium 10:30-11:00 Room 308 Room 308 Terminologies Medicine Room 307 Room 307 Room 311 (3) Yunqing Li 11:00-11:30 Parallel Symposium 4 Workshop Free Papers Session 3- Free Papers Session 4- Free Papers Session 5 - -Medical Humanities and BEST Network (1) Cell Biology Anatomy(2) (4) Gareth Jones Ethics Room 311 Room 311 Room 308 Room 308 Room 308 11:30-12:00 18:00 - 20:00 10:00-10:30 15:30-16:00 15:30-16:00 Tea break Tea break Dinner Banquet Tea break (Convention Hall NO.1)

10:30-13:00 IFAA General Assembly Room 307

August. 10 Sunday Poster Sessions AM AM PM PM 08:00 - 10:00 10:30 - 12:30 13:30 - 15:30 16:00 – 18:00 Exhibit Hall Parallel Symposium 17 Parallel Symposium 21 Parallel Symposium 25 Free Papers Session 12 -Imaging & Ultrasound -Role of Anatomy in - Permeability -Anthropology Posters are up half day with presentation time in Anatomy Translational Researchs Room307 Room 305A-B tea break time Room305A-B Room305A-B

August 8, Friday Parallel Symposium 18 Parallel Symposium 22 Free Papers Session 8 - Free Papers Session 13 8:00-18:00 - -State of Anatomy Stem Cell -Digitized Morphology Poster 1-100 305D-E Room 305D-E Room 305A-B Room 305D-E August. 9, Saturday

8:00-12:00 Parallel Symposium 19 – Parallel Symposium 23 Free Papers Session 9 Free Papers Session 14- Poster 101-200 Neuroanatomy – Brainnetome -Morphology Anatomy(3)

Room 311 Room 311 Room305D-F Room 307 August. 9, Saturday

12:00-17:00 Parallel Symposium 20 Parallel Symposium 24 Free Papers Session 10- Free Papers Session 15- Poster 201-300 -SOBOTTA symposium on - Horizons in Development Asia Pacific Anatomical Neuroanatomy(2) cell biology: Cell contacts Associassion Room 308 August. 10 Sunday and signaling Room 307 Room 308 8:00-17:00 Room 307 Poster 301-400

Free Papers Session 6- Free Papers Session 7 Free Papers Session 11 Free Papers Session 16 Teaching methods for -Histology - -Others anatomy Room 308 Room311 Room 311 Room 308

10:00 - 10:30 15:30-16:00 Tea break Tea break

August 7, 2014 (Thu.)

08:00 - 20:00 Registration

August 8, 2014 (Fri.)

07:30 - 18:00 Registration and Exhibition Visit

08:00 - 09:30 Opening Ceremony in Plenary Auditorium (CONVENTION HALL NO.1)

09:30 - 10:00 Tea break

Plenary Talks Bernard Moxham, Professor, Director in Anatomy, Cardiff School of Biosciences, Cardiff University, United Kingdom, President of the IFAA Aug 8, 2014 Chairs: Prof. Moxham is an anatomist interested in studying craniofacial biology. Specifically, his focus is (Fri.) on the structure, function and pathophysiology of the connective tissues in and around the mouth and on 10:00-12:00 craniofacial development and congenital abnormalities. His publications exceed 315 and includes16 textbooks and 2 research monographs. 10:00-10:30 Title: What is best practice for the teaching of gross anatomy? Lynne Opperman, Professor, Director in Biomedical Sciences, Technology Development Texas A&M University Baylor College of Dentistry Dallas, U.S. President of the American Association of Anatomists. Prof. Opperman‟ current research focus is preclinical translational research related to bone CONVENTION development and growth, and bone response to trauma, surgery and dental materials. She also partners HALL NO.1 Bernard Moxham with the bioengineering and clinical faculty looking at the use of scaffolds and growth factors individually or in combination for healing super-sized critical defects. 10:30-11:00 Title: Anatomy in multidisciplinary research teams Yunqing Li, Professor, Chairman of Department of Anatomy, Histology and Embryology, K. K. Leung Research Centre, The Fourth Military Medical University Xi’an China. President of Chinese Society of Anatomical Sciences. Prof. Li earned Ph.D. in both the Fourth Military Medical University (FMMU) in China and the

Faculty of Medicine, Kyoto University in Japan. His research work focuses on the neural mechanisms underlying nociception and analgesia. He has published over 100 papers in international professional Yunqing Li journals. 11:00-11:30 Title: Central neural pathways for nociceptive information modulation Gareth Jones, Professor in Department of Anatomy University of Otago New Zealand Prof. Jones was for many years Head of the Department of Anatomy, and has also been director of the Bioethics Centre at the University of Otago. He is a neuroscientist who has written extensively on ethical issues relating to use of the dead human body and human tissue. Title: Finding a context for anatomy as a discipline 11:30-12:00 12:00 - 13:00 Exhibition and Lunch Break SYMPOSIUMS Richard Drake, Professor, Director of Anatomy of Surgery Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine Parallel Symposium 1 of CWRU. USA. Secretary/Treasurer of AAA, Treasurer of the IFAA, President-elect of the Association of -Medical education in Anatomy. Aug 8, 2014 the Americas Prof. Drake has awards from students, institutions, and the AAA, receiving the 2011 Henry (Fri.) Gray/Elsevier Distinguished Educator Award. He is one of the authors of Gray’s Anatomy for Students, 13:00-15:00 Sponsor AAA Gray’s Basic Anatomy, Gray’s Atlas of Anatomy and Gray’s Anatomy for Students Flash Cards. His Room305A-B current leadership roles include Cell Biology and Neurobiology Chairpersons, and Co-Editor-in-Chief of Chairs: Anatomical Sciences Education. Title: Medical school curriculums and anatomy education Andréa Oxley da Rocha, Adjunct Professor in Anatomy Basic Science of Health Department Universidade Federal de Ciências da Saúde de Porto Alegre, Brazil. She is the professor responsible for the anatomy lab of the University and is also Coordinator of the Body Donation Program to Teaching and Research in Anatomy and the Extension Program in Anatomy. As a researcher she works with the teaching anatomy, body donation and gives talks about this subject in national and international meetings. She is a physician, expert in general surgery and holds a master Richard Drake degree and PhD in medicine and carries out private practice as an emergency surgeon and in the post-operative care unit. Title: Can body donation programs change the quality of anatomy teaching in brazil? Wojciech Pawlina, Professor, Chair, Department of Anatomy Professor of Anatomy and Medical Education, Director of Procedure Skills Laboratory, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, MN USA He earned his medical degree from the Copernicus Medical School, Krakow, Poland. Since 1986, he worked as a Postdoctoral Associate at the University of Florida College of Medicine before joining the faculty of the Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology. His research interest in medical education is directed towards strategies to implement professionalism, leadership, and teamwork in the early Wojciech Pawlina medical curriculum. He is also Co-Editor-in-Chief of Anatomical Sciences Education.

Title: Social network analysis in anatomy: Social network architecture in a high-functioning learning environment Jeffrey T. Laitman, Professor, Ph.D., D.Med.Sc. (hon), FAAAS, FAAA, FALA Director of Anatomy and Functional Morphology, Professor of Medical Education and Otolaryngology Center for Anatomy and Functional Morphology, Mount Sinai School of Medicine New York, USA Education B.A., Brooklyn College; M.Phil, Yale University; Ph.D, Yale University. His research

focuses upon the comparative anatomy, development and evolution of the mammalian aerodigestive tract (upper respiratory, upper digestive, vocal) and contiguous areas of the cranial base. The President Emeritus of the American Association of Anatomists.

Title: Morphing and Changing While Keeping the Core: The New Model of Anatomical Education Beat Riederer, Professor in Département des neurosciences fondamentales & Centre des Neurosciences psychiatriques FBM, Université de Lausanne et CHUV CH-1005 Lausanne, Switzerland He graduated at the University of Basel and did a postdoc at the Friedrich Miescher Institut after an 13:00-15:00 Parallel Symposium 2 assistant professorship at the Hershey Medical Center of the University of Pensylvania USA. His research Room 307 -Body Donations for is focused on neurodegeneration and Alzheimer‟s disease. He is the vice-president of the Trans-European Anatomy Peadagogic and Anatomic Research Group (TEPARG) and author of papers on body donation in Europe. Title:Body donations today and tomorrow – what is best practice ? Sponsor Vesalius& Jon Cornwall, Department of Anatomy, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand. IFAA/CSAS Dr. Cornwall has research insterests that include both the educational and legal aspects of body

donation. He has published on body donation and the use of human tissue resources, and is interested in Chair: how these issues shape anatomical education and 'best practice' for the use of human tissue as a resource for teaching and research. Title: The demographic characteristics of body donors: A prospective, intercontinental study

A.O. Ihunwo, School of Anatomical Sciences, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of the Witwatersand, Johannesburg, South Africa, He has been part of several Anatomy departments in Nigerian Universities, Faculty and Examiner in East Africa (Uganda, Kenya and assisted Rwanda) and in Southern Africa (South Africa and Zimbabwe). His division is currently involved in a multicentre research looking at the demographic characteristics of body donors spearheaded by Jon Conwall of the University of Otago. Title: Body donation in Africa Beat Riederer E. Sendemir, Professor in Department of Anatomy, Medical Faculty of Uludag University, Bursa, Turkey

He graduated from the Medical Faculty of Uludag University. He is one of the founding members of Turkish Society of Anatomy and Clinical Anatomy, now serving as the vice president. He had been in

MIT (MA) and LSU (LA), USA, as visiting professor for 16 months and in FSU (Jena) for 30 months. His main research interest is steroid reactions in hypothalamic nuclei. He is member of the TEPARG. Title: On the difficulties to obtain body donations

Hongjin Sui, Professor and Director of Department of Anatomy, Dalian Medical University, China. Prof. Sui is the first person who practiced plastination technique in China, the founder of Mystery of Life Museum, organizer of travelling anatomical exhibition of “Bodies … the Exhibition” and “Sea Monsters” and author of several anatomical atlases. His major research field is in clinical anatomy and comparative anatomy. Title: Body donation in China

Richard Drake, Professor, Director of Anatomy of Surgery Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of CWRU. USA. Secretary/Treasurer of AAA, Treasurer of the IFAA, President-elect of the Association of Anatomy. See Biography in symposium 1

Title: Body donation in America * Open Round-table In this Open Round-table Discussion, first a global situation isdressed by differentpresentations. The second part in discussion -Body form of a round table discussion is essential to make the point on how bodies are used, discusslegal and ethical Donations for aspects and come up with a guide for good practicein body donation, and identify issues thatneedspecial Anatomy attention. Weaim to come up with a consensus statement and a guide for good practice to bepublished in a Chair: leadinganatomical Journal. Bueno-Lopez,Jose L (Spain) Department of Neurosciences, School of Medicine and Dentistry, IFAA2014 University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU), Leioa (Biscay), Spain -9-050 Title: Anatomists' Views Toward Donation On Body Dissection And Donation Of Their Own Bodies Hsu,Jeffrey (China): Peking University Health Science Center IFAA2014

-9-043 Title: Current State of Gross Anatomy Education and Body Donation at Peking University Syah,Nur Afrainin (Indonesia): Faculty of Medicine Andalas University Beat Riederer IFAA2014 Room 307 -9-063 Title: “Cadaver was Alive, Phantom Never”: Medical Students’ Perceptions on Cadaver Dissection 16:00- 17:30 Sendemir,Erdogan (Turkey): Uludag University Faculty of Medicine IFAA2014

-11-010 Title: On the difficulties to obtain body donations

Parallel Symposium Shane Tubbs, Professor in Children’s Hospital of Alabama, Birmingham, USA, Editor-in-Chief of 3A Clinical Anatomy. -Neurosurgical Dr. Tubbs is a neurosurgical PA and anatomist who practices in the Division of Neurosurgery at the Anatomy Children‟s Hospital of Alabama. He is Professor of Anatomy at universities including St. George‟s 13:00-15:00 University, Grenada, and Dundee University, Scotland, UK. He is one of the world‟s most prolific writers Room Sponsor in the field of anatomy. He has published over 800 papers. 305D-E IFAA/CSAS Title: Anatomic research for neurosurgical procedures Chairs: Shuwei Liu, PhD, Professor and Chairman in Department of Anatomy, Histology, and Embryology, Shandong University School of Medicine, Shandong, China. Dr. Liu earned his PhD at Shandong University School of Medicine. From 1989, he began teaching and research works at Shandong University. His research interest is sectional and imaging anatomy, especially neuroimaging. Dr. Liu published over 50 international peer-reviewed papers. He also is Chairman of Committee for Sectional and Imaging Anatomy of Chinese Society for Anatomical Sciences. Title: MRI anatomy of the hypoglossal nerve correlated with cyosectional specimen and its possible

Shane Tubbs neurosurgical implications.

Sawaschai Lim., Doctor,. Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi hospital, Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand Residency training 2013: Division of Neurosurgery, Department of Surgery, Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi hospital, Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand . Title: The anatomical relationship of Asterion and Transverse-Sigmoid venous junction from 100 cadavers Slon,Viviane(Israel): Department of Anatomy and Anthropology, Sackler Faculty of Medicine, Tel-Aviv IFAA2014 University, Ramat-Aviv, Israel -1-105 Title: Vertebral Hemangiomas and their Association with Spinal Anatomy and Pathology

Gareth Jones, Professor in Department of Anatomy, University of Otago, New Zealand

Parallel Symposium 4 See Biography in Plenary Talks 4. -Medical Humanities and Ethics Title: Anatomy in dubious ethical territory - the public display of plastinates Sponsor IFAA/CSAS Sabine Hildebrandt, Harvard Medical School, Boston Children’s Hospital, USA Dr. Hildebrandt trained as a physician at Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany. She has worked as Chair: an anatomist first at the University of Michigan Medical School and at Boston Children‟s Hospital/ 13:00-15:00 Harvard Medical School since 2013. She is a leading scholar in the field of anatomy during the National Room 311 Socialist period in Germany. Title: Ethical transgressions in anatomy: the example of German anatomy in national socialism Andreas Winkelmann, Doctor, Institut für Vegetative Anatomie Charité – Universitätsmedizin, Berlin, Germany Dr. Winkelmann earned degrees in medicine from Münster University, Germany, and in medical anthropology from Brunel University in London, UK. Since 1999, he has been a lecturer in anatomy at Gareth Jones Charité in Berlin and has published on medical terminology, history and ethics of anatomy, including the Nazi and colonial periods. Title: Ethical perspectives on obtaining bodies for dissection Thomas H. Champney, Department of Cell Biology and Anatomy, Miller School of Medicine, University of Miami, USA Dr. Champney is a Professor at the University of Miami‟s Miller School of Medicine teaching gross anatomy, histology, embryology and neuroanatomy to medical students. He is also the coordinator of the Willed Body Program for South Florida and is interested in ethical issues surrounding cadaver use as well as research ethics. Title: The business of bodies: Ethical issues with for-profit cadaver merchants Chair: 1. Patrice P. Le Floch (France): 3D printing (Vizua) in the teaching of gross-anatomy. 2.Yi Wu(China): 3D topography of the young adult anal sphincter complex reconstructed from Patrice P. Le undeformed. Aug 8, 2014 Floch 3. Ori,Hay(Israel): The Illusional and Elusive Gender Differences in Lumbar Lordosis. (Fri.) Free Papers Session (France) 4. Biasutto,Susana N(Argentina): Morphometry of the in Fetuses. 13:00-15:00 1- Anatomy(1) 5.Dgebuadze,Maia(Georgia): Morphofunctional study of local, sex- and age-related peculiarities of Room 308 Shaoxiang human normal kidney. Zhang 6. Hadie,Siti Nurma Hanim( Malaysia) Delivering Effective Anatomy Lecture: A Cognitive Load Theory 张绍祥 Perspective. (China) 7. Xianzhi Zeng (China) Developing A Photographic Atlas Of Early Fetal Anatomy. 15:30 - 16:00 Tea break, exhibition and poster(the author please stand by poster) John Fraher MB,FRCSEdinburgh,PhD,DSc,FAS,MRIA Professor Emeritus of Anatomy University Lectures College Cork, Ireland President, European Federation for Experimental Morphology

John Fraher is President of the European Federation of Experimental Morphology and a past President Sponsors EFEM of the Anatomical Society of Great Britain and Ireland. At University College Cork, he established the

discipline of Neuroscience and was Foundation Director of its flagship BioSciences Institute. He is Chair: co-ordinator of the Terminologia Embryologica FIPAT group. His principal research area is in Aug 8, 2014 developmental neuroscience [of the PNS and of the CNS-PNS transitional zone], in which he has over (Fri.) 150 publications. 16:00 - 17:30 Chair the lecture section

Saverio Cinti Professor of Human Anatomy; Director of Anatomy and Cell Biology Unit, Faculty of Biennial Medicine, University of Ancona; Director of EM Unit, Dept of Pathology, Ancona United-Hospital Lecture-1 Italy John Fraher Since 1980 his research has been dedicated to adipose tissues. His research was mainly focused on the biologic properties of adipocytes supporting reversible white to brown transdifferentiation in the Room 305A-B adipose organ and adipose-glandular conversion in mammary gland during pregnancy-lactation-post lactation. Recently described the physiopathology of metainflammation in obese adipose organ and the origin of adipocyte precursors. Lecture topic: The Adipose Organ

16:00 - 17:00 Alessandro Riva, MD. Professor Emeritus of Anatomy and of History of Medicine, Director and Founder Lecture-2 of the Museum of Clemente Susini’s Anatomical Waxes, University of Cagliari (Italy). Professor Alessandro Riva is member of the Fed. Internat. Progr. for Anat. Terminology (FIPAT), Member of the Board of the Italian Soc. of Anatomy and Histology (SIAI), Secretary of the Eur. Fed. for Exptl Morphology (EFEM),Visiting Professor of the University of Miyazaki (Jpn), Hon. His books and many publications on the History of wax modeling and anatomical iconography, both on paper and computer support, have been instrumental in making the Cagliari Collection of Susini’s wax models one of the most well known and admired worldwide. 17:00 - 17:30 Lecture topic: The Tabulae Anatomicae by Eustachius (1510?-1574), the rival of Vesalius, three hundred years after their discovery and publication by Lancisi in 1714

Workshop Nalini Pather, School of Medical Sciences, UNSW Australia, Sydney, Australia BEST Network Dr Pather is an anatomist committed to teaching excellence. She has a keen interest in supporting student-learning using technology and blended learning paradigms. She has 17 years of anatomy teaching experience, first in South Africa and now Chair: in Australia. Nalini has published in clinical anatomy, cell biology and medical education. BEST Network- an opportunity to collaborate and share The BEST Network is a collaborative network of Australian universities developing and sharing next generation biomedical teaching resources. In this session, you will be introduced to the network: the vision, the technology and the shared content. We will share case studies highlighting current uses in learning and teaching in anatomical sciences and the impact for both Nalini Pather the academic and student. Be „hands on‟ – you will access content and have the opportunity to create and adapt courseware Room 311 and images that you can use in teaching. A great opportunity to join and collaborate with the BEST Network. George Dias BDS MS PhD, Clinical Anatomist, Department of Anatomy, School of Medical Sciences; Management Committee member, Centre for Bioengineering and Nanomedicine; University of Otago, New Zealand. Dr. George Dias is a clinical anatomist with wide experience in oral & maxillofacial surgery. He has published extensively in clinical anatomy, paleopathology, and biomaterials, and also holds one US and two international patents. His current focus is translational research related to degradable natural Parallel Symposiums 3B polymeric bone substitute and dental tissue regeneration materials; magnesium based biodegradable - Anatomy of Oral orthopedic devices; and resorbable suture materials with properties. Maxillofacial Region Title Maxillofacial and Orbital Anatomy of Surgical Procedures

Sponsor IFAA/CSAS Ming Zhang, MB, MMed, PhD Dr Ming Zhang, Clinical Anatomist, Department of Anatomy, University

of Otago New Zealand. Chair: Ming Zhang is a clinical anatomist with a long-term research interest on the deep fascia and intracranial venous drainage, as well as base of skull and nasal approaches. He has been involved in health science and medical undergraduate and postgraduate teaching for approximately 30 years. Title: Anatomy of the Nasal Complex and Surgical Approaches

Brion Benninger MD MSc, Executive Director, Professor, Anatomy Center for Innovative Education & Science, Department of Surgery Department of Orthopedics & Rehabilitation Oregon Health & Science University Brion Benninger Samaritan Orthopaedic Residency Program Faculty Samaritan Surgery Residency Program Faculty Department of Medical Anatomical Sciences, Department of Family Medicine, Department of Room 305D-E Neuromuscular Medicine, College of Dental Medicine, COMP-Northwest, Western University of Health Sciences Department of Oral Maxillofacial Surgery. Councillor - American Association of Clinical Anatomists Clinical Committee Anatomical Services Committee. Title: Anatomy of the Temporomandibular Joint and subcondylar Fractures IFAA2014 Pavan kumar Sisodia. University- rajivgandhi university of health sciences . bangalore. India -1-047 Title: Sirenomelia : A Case Report Aug 8, 2014 Free Papers Session Chair: 1. Tosovic,D. (Australia) Prediction of musculoskeletal injuries. (Fri.) 2- Clinical Anatomy Jun Ouyang 2. Yongqing Xu (China): The first metatarsal web space: its applied anatomy and usage in tracing the first 16:00 – 17:30 欧阳均 dorsal metatarsal artery in thumb reconstruction. Room 308 (China) 3. Kale,Aysin(Turkey): Anatomic correlation of fibular nerve palsy after short-leg casts. Mohammad 4. Mahabady,Mahmood(Iran): L-carnitine Protect against Cyclophosphamide induced Skeletal and neural Taghi Joghataei tube Malformations in Rat （Iran） 5. Kim,Danir (Kazakhstan) Topography and anatomy of the pancreas in case of chronic pancreatitis. POSTER (August. 8, 2014 (Fri.) 08:00 - 17:00 No.1-100) [1]1-005-AbdulHameed,Aliu(Nigeria) Variations in normal anatomical shapes, and symmetry of the maxillary sinus using computerized tomography from sokoto northwestern nigeria. [2] 1-012- Kosif, Rengin( Turkey) Distances of palmar flexion creases (haustra digiti) and digital formulae in rigth and left handed people. [3]1-015- Polev,Georgy A( Russian Federation) Anatomical Variability of the Medial Pterygopalatine Fossa. [4] 1-020- Duque Parra,Jorge Eduardo( Colombia) pyramidalis muscle (abdominal) exceptional case of a colombian population sample. the longest in the word reported. [5]1-029- Duque Parra,Jorge Eduardo( Colombia)Gross anatomy of pronator quadratus muscle in Saguinus leucopus. [6] 1-032-Huseynov,Balakishi Mamedali(Azerbaijan)Density of the localization of lymphoid cells in various parts of the trachea at humans of different age. [7]1-033-Shadlinsky,Vagif Bilas(Azerbaijan)Sexual distinctions of the craniometrical indexes of the infraorbital foramen in human orbit. [8]A4039-Li Chao(China) Human Abducent Nerve Showed on 3D-SPACE MRI with Corresponding Sectional Anatomy. [9]A4174-Xiao Min(China) Sectional Anatomy and MRI of Intracranial Segment of the Oculomotor Nerve. [10]2-002-Kimaro,Wahabu H(Tanzania)Distribution of Intermediate Filaments in the Testis and Epididymis of Wild Cane Rat (Thryonomys swinderiamus). [11]2-003-Blanco,Rancés(Cuba)Immunodetection of N-glycolyl GM3 ganglioside in carcinoma by immunohistochemistry: a technical study using frozen and formalin-fixed……. [12]2-004-Gasimov,Eldar(Azerbaijan)Morphometric study of neurons and myelinated nerve fibers in the rat spinal ganglia. light and electron microscopic observation. [13]2-006-Ding,Ying(China)Electroacupuncture promotes differentiation of transplanted bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells overexpressing TrkC into spinal cord of rat. [14]2-007-Orujov,Mushfig Teyyub(Azerbaijan)The ultrasrtuctural and morphometrical characteristics of the intraocular part of white rat optic nerve. [15]2-008-Nonaka,Naoko(Japan)Localization of PACAP receptors in mouse major salivary glands with aging. [16] B4296-Xiang Ren(China)Mechanism and effect of down-regulation of thioredoxin on neuro 2a cells apoptosis induced by advanced glycation end products. [17]2-014-Janevska,Vesna(Macedonia)Visualization and Significance of Myofibroblast and Vascular Density in the Invasive Front of Colorectal Cancer. [18]B3610-Bi Wenjie(China) Introduction of a rapid paraffin embedding procedure for delicate tissue specimens with tetrahydrofuran. [19]B3710-Li Jie(China) The role of ginsenoside-Rg1 on the expression of the P-glycoprotein in ischemia and reperfusion brain in rats. [20]3-002- Oyedun,Oladayo S( Nigeria) Variational Anatomy of Suprascapular notch: Implication for Suprascapular nerve entrapment. [21]3-004- Chen,Huayue( Japan) An integrated analysis of external geometry and internal microstructure. [22]3-005- Henriquez,Jorge A( Chile ) Mesoscopic study of the musculature of the human uterine tube. [23]3-006- Smane,Liene( Latvia) IRF6, RYK and PAX9 role in facial tissue of children with clefts. [24] B4379- Chen Li(China)The protective mechanism of liraglutide on the retinal photoreceptor cells of the type 2 diabetic mice. [25]3-009- Azu,Onyemaechi O( South Africa) Ossification of the superior transverse ligament in a South African scapula: a factor to be considered in the diagnosis of suprascapular……… [26]3-011- Matamala,Fernando( Chile) The therapeutic effect of ultrasound at the neurofibrils level on rat sciatic nerve. [27]3-013- Yuan, Li-gang(China) Morphological Characteristics of Testis Lobule Micrangium in Yak(Bos grunniens). [28]C4153-Jin Yuchuan(China) Expression pattern of draxin in synchronized mouse vibrissa follicle cycle. [29]C4190-Yuan Ligang(China) Light and scanning electron-microscopic studies on the yak(Bos grunniens)Spermatic Cord. [30]4-001- Parwanto,Edy( Indonesia) Fractionation and characterization of protein in Lumbricus rubellus powders. [31]4-011- Ma,Jun(China) Magnetic stimulation modulates structural synaptic plasticity in primary hippocampal neurons. [32]4-013- Dong Yulin((China) The expression of monocyte chemoattactant protein-1 in amygdala of mice with chronic inflammatory pain. [33]4-020- Meng Jian(China) Effect of Lipoic acid on the release cytokines and chemokines in cultured astrocytes stimulated by lipopolysaccharide. [34]4-022- Cornwall Jon( New Zealand) Age-Related Myofibre Death in Human Skeletal Muscle May Be Evident By the Appearance of Vacuolated Myofibres. [35]4-023- Bai Shuling(China) XAV939 Induces Telomere Shortening and Apoptosis in Neuroblastoma Cells. [36]4-024- BAI Shuling(China) Injectable decellularized human adipose tissue extracellular matrix hydrogel scaffold for adipose tissue engineering. [37]4-025- Jia Jin(China) The Role of PAF Receptor Antagonist on the Protection against Hypoxia Injury in Primary Cultures of Cortical Neurons. [38]D3654-Mo Farong(China) Recombination and prokaryotic expression of hepatocellular carcinoma-associated antigen Cdc25C. [39]D3839-Qin Li(China) Influence of the Astragalus Injection on perihematomal mitochondrial Mn-SOD and Cyt-c expression in Rats. [40]5-007- Li Wei(China) Novel expression and functional implication of Ras-related protein 1 during mouse spermatogenesis. [41]5-010- Yu Li(China) Role of High Mobility Group Box 1 in hyperthermia-induced defects. [42]5-012- Wang Guang(China) The potential roles of Slit/Robo1 signaling on neural tube formation and cells migration. [43]11-014-Ou Sha(China)The toxic effects and possible mechanisms of trichosanthin (TCS) on cancer cells. [44] K4216-He Xiaoqing(China) Contralateral C7 nerve transfer through modified prespinal route. [45] K4332-Wan Linyan(China) VDR may Bind to Promoters of Profibrotic Genes Indirectly to Down-regulate Their Expression. [46] D4592-Jinping Li(China)ChIP-chip analysis for target genes of GCF2 transcription factor in a hepatocellular carcinoma cell line HepG2. [47] D4622- Riting Jiang(China)The GCF2 mRNA expression in Hepatocellular Carcinoma Cell Lines. [48] 8-029- Olugbenga A. Ayannuga(Nigerian) Progression of mitochondria and endoplasmic reticulum changes following kaolin induced hydrocephalus in juvenile rats. [49]6-007- Moshkdanian Ghazale( Iran) Comparison between anthropometric characteristics of upper limb in residents of Qazvin, Iran and Dera Ghazi Khan,Pakistan. [50]6-013- Ewunonu Edwin O( Nigeria) Stature estimation from facial anthropometry of igbo people in abakaliki area of south-eastern nigeria. [51]6-016- Zhao Dapeng(China) A comparative study on four morphological indices of human population genetics of Hakka people living in China. [52]6-017-Zhao Dapeng(China) Ethnic inequalities and sex differences in body mass index among Tibet minorities in China: implication for overweight and obesity risk. [53]6-018- Zhao Dapeng(China) Digit Ratio (2D:4D) and Handgrip Strength in Dai Ethnicity. [54] G4570 Ren Hao (China): 3D bio-printing: digital reconstruction of the human kidney. [55]6-027- Musa Muhammad A( Nigeria) Occipito-Frontal Circumference (OFC) and Body Mass Index (BMI) in children; Any correlation? [56]F3954-Zhong Hua(China) The study on multiple linear regression equations of percentage body fat in tibetan adolescents. [57]F4269-Shi You(China) Study on Growth Development of Han Nationality People through Measuring the Lips. [58]F4270-Shi You(China) Study on Growth Development of Han Nationality People through Measuring the Ears. [59]8-014- Chutong Lin,Yue Hou (China) TMEM166 knockdown attenuates ischemic-induced neuronal autophagy via mTOR pathway in mice [60]H3587- Xu Nianxiang(China) Effect of cineole on spontaneous excitatory postsynaptic currents in adult rat spinal substantia gelatinosa neurons. [61]8-011- Liu Fan(China) Activation of FcεRI in nociceptive sensory neurons by IgE immune complex is involved in pruritus in a mouse model of allergic conjunctivitis. [62]8-012- Duque Parra( Colombia) Histology of the interthalamic adhesion: a gray commissure? [63]8-013- Duque Parra( Colombia) the true apparent origin of the glossofaryngeal, vagus and accessory nerves. [64] D4592 -Jinping Li(China)ChIP-chip analysis for target genes of GCF2 transcription factor in a hepatocellular carcinoma cell line HepG2. [65]8-031- Hou Yi-Ping(China) Distribution of neuropeptide S expression neurons in the rat brain: an immunohistochemical study. [66]7-013- Miko Michal( Slovakia) 3D model fusion in evaluation of facial anatomy for aesthetic asymmetry corrections in the region of nose and upper incisor midline. [67]E4428-Gong Ting(China)β1, 4-galactosyltransferase-1promotes invasion capability by integrin-mediated signaling pathway in human endometrial cancer cells. [68]H3583-Liu Zengxu(China) Effects of allogeneic olfactory bulb tissue and cells transplantation on expressions of substance P and NF-κB in the spinal cord of rats with neuropathic pain [69]9-009- Musa Muhammad A( Nigeria) Dissection in gross anatomy lab; a nightmare to nigerian medical students. [70] 9-013-Claire Smith(UK)Anatomy Educational Landscapes. [71] 9-014-Claire Smith(UK)Predicting academic achievement and shaping future medical careers: Is it dependent on our visuo-spatial ability? [72]9-016- Nyamse Victor O( United Kingdom) A taxonomy for anatomical education. [73]9-022- Duque Parra( Colombia) Basal nuclei or Basal ganglia? A Serious incongruity by the non recognition of terminology in Neuroanatomy. [74]9-023- Tosovska-Lazarova( Macedonia) The Anatomy of Teaching Anatomy. [75]9-024- Vallabhajosyula Ranganath( Malaysia) Is there a need to incorporate basic neuroradiology during neuroanatomy teaching of undergraduate medical students - A pilot study [76]9-029- Shen Xinhua(China) Introduction of Clinical Workshop to the Teaching of Human Anatomy. [77]9-030- Xie Tianshun(China) Cooperation between Histology and English Teaching Staffs in Shenzhen University, China. [78]9-033- Rocha,Andrea O( Brazil) Anatomy’s Outreach Program in the South of Brazil. [79]I3870- Yao Yuan(China)Research to Enhance Students Self-learning Ability on "Sports Anatomy" Teaching [80]I4257-Chen Dan(China) Problems and Countermeasure Analysis of the Body Donation Work in China Basing on Comparation to That in Foreign Countries. [81]E3677-Wang Yue(China) Competing Endogenous lincRNA-RoR plays a critical role in the Network of microRNAs and Core Transcription Factors Oct4, Nanog, and Sox2 in…… [82]E3689-Wang Xiuli(China) Bioengineering functional 3D tissue-like model of human mammary gland to study its , development and neoplastic transformation [83]E4247-Huang He(China) Hedgehog activity is mediated by Gli2 and involves SLRP regulation in the developing intestine. [84]E4443-Yang Jinwei(China) The expressional changes of proNGF signal in neural tube defects. [85]E4514-Zhou Dongjie(China) Effects of Dimethylsulphoxide on Asymmetric Division and Cytokinesis in Mouse Oocytes. [86]8-039-Leksomboon Ratana(Thailand)The Effect of Acetylcholine on Motility reaction in Opisthorchis viverrini. [87]-8-031-Yiping Hou(China) Distribution of neuropeptide S expression neurons in the rat brain: an immunohistochemical study [88]G3963-Yin Weigang(China) Anatomical study of three-dimension reconstruction model to simulate lag screw internal fixation for the sacroiliac joint. [89]1-153- Papazova,Marija(Macedonia)Anatomy of circle of circulus arteriosus cerebri – Willis. [90]G4453- Liu Huitong(China) The imaging measurement of KBD knees and its clinical significance. [91]G4454- Liu Huitong(China) The patella related indexes of KBD knees measured by imaging method [92]H3569-Meng Buliang(China) Anatomical variations in the superficial fasciculi of human brain stems. [93]H3609-Zheng Xiang(China) Chronic constraint stress induces a different type of insulin resistant hyperglycemia compared with that by streptozotocin in rats. [94]H3663-Zhang Peng(China) Allopregnanolone Enhances the Number of Dopaminergic Neurons in Substantia Nigra of APP /PS1 mice. [95]H3695-Jiang Wei(China) Quercetin Attenuates Okadaic acid induced nurotoxicity in HT22 cells. [96]H3748-Zhao Shumin(China) Protective effects of pretreatment with scutellaria baicalensis stem-leaf total flavonoid on cerebral Ischemia reperfusion Injury of hippocampus Brain Tissue [97]H3811-Tong Lingling(China) Correlation analysis between sexual dimorphism of remyelination and peripheral neuropathic pain behaviors. [98]H3812-Wen Shilei(China) Cell apoptosis in primary somatomotor cortex with increased expression of Caspase-3 and Bax after spinal cord hemisection in rats. [99]H3857-Kong Xiangyu(China) Effect of pretreatment with Butylphthalide on cerebral infarction volume and lipid peroxidation induced by focal cerebral ischemia reperfusion rats [100]H3876-Yuan Xiangshan(China) Topographical Projection of the Adenaosine A2A Receptor-expressing Neurons in Mouse Caudate Putamen. 18:00 - 20:00 Dinner Banquet

August. 9, 2014 (Sat.)

07:30 - 18:00 Registration and Exhibition Visit

Bernard Moxham, B.Sc., B.D.S., Ph.D., FHEA, FSB, FAS Professor of Anatomy Cardiff School of August. 9, Biosciences Cardiff University Cardiff, UK President of the IFAA 2014 (Sat.)

08:00 - 10:00 Parallel Symposium 5 See Biography in Plenary Talks 1 Room - Medical Education 305A-B in Europe Title: Who cares whether anatomy is a fundamental part of medical education

Sponsor Claire F. Smith, Head of Anatomy, Brighton & Sussex Medical School, University of Sussex Falmer, UK IFAA/CSAS Claire is an outstanding teacher recognized by a teaching commendation. Her research is dedicated to

understanding and improving anatomy education, her seminal work has resulted in numerous talks and Chairs: publications. In 2012 Claire was awarded Fellowship of the Anatomical Society. Claire is one of the authors of 30 Second Anatomy and is a reviewer for several well-known Journals. Title: The secrets of anatomy pedagogy: The who, what, why, where and when

Anja Bockers, Institute of Anatomy and Cell Biology, Medical Faculty, Ulm University, Ulm, Germany She has published in national in international peer-reviewed journals and is a contributing member of the Anatomische Gesellschaft (German Anatomical Society) and the Gesellschaft für Medizinische Ausbildung (German Society of Medical Eduction. She is a committed teacher for medical and dental

students in gross anatomy and takes responsibility for the development and implementation of anatomical teaching concepts at Ulm University. Title: Modern concepts of teaching and learning anatomy at German medical schools

David Brynmor Thomas

Riederer,Beat M. (Switzerland): Plateform of Morphology, Faculty of Biology and Medicine, University IFAA2014 of Lausanne, -9-020 Title: Practical anatomy teaching and imaging techniques

Richard Drake

Parallel Symposium 6 – Translational Res. Stephen Carmichael, Emeritus professor at the Mayo School of Medicine in Rochester, MN, USA. August. 9, In Anatomy Dr. Carmichael is an internationally known anatomist and current Editor Emeritus of the journal 2014 (Sat.) Clinical Anatomy, which he led for over a decade. He ran the Department of Anatomy at Mayo School of 08:00 - 10:00 Sponsor Medicine and holds Professorships in both Anatomy and Orthopedic Surgery. Room IFAA/CSAS 305D-E Title: Translational research in anatomy Chairs: Shane Tubbs, Professor in Children’s Hospital of Alabama, Birmingham, AL, USA, Editor-in-Chief of Clinical Anatomy. See Biography in symposium 3A

Shane Tubbs Title: Twenty years of reverse translational research

Marios Loukas, Professor, Chair of the Department of Anatomy and Assistant Dean of Basic and Allied Health Sciences at St. George’s University, Grenada. He is a physician and antomist who received his MD from Warsaw University School of Medicine and PhD from the Institute of Rheumatology in the Department of Pathology in Warsaw. He completed his fellowship at Ulm University, Germany in arteriogenesis and . He began his career as lecturer at Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA. He has authored over 10 textbooks on anatomy and has published over 500 papers on this topic. He is a Co-Editor for the journal Clinical Anatomy.

Marios Loukas Title: Anatomy and translational research

Xiaosong Gu, M.D, works as director of Jiangsu Key Laboratory of Neuroregeneration, Nantong University, Jiangsu, China. Professor Gu‟s research interests focus on neuroregeneration, and has successfully developed chitosan/PLGA-based tissue-engineered nerve grafts with a good biocompatibility and a distinct capability of repairing peripheral nerve defects. He has published over 90 academic articles in SCI-indexed journals. As editor-in-chief of Medical Journal of Communications, associate editor-in-chief of Acta Anatomica Sinica, Chinese Journal of Anatomy, and Anatomy Research; and the editorial board member of Neural Regeneration Research. Title: A tissue engineering strategy for peripheral nerve regeneration Parallel Symposium 7 Ann H. Ross, Professor in Department of Sociology and Anthropology, North Carolina State University. -Forensic South Africa. August. 9, Anthropology Ann H. Ross is Professor and Director of Graduate Program in Anthropology, Co-Director Forensic 2014 (Sat.) Sciences Institute, North Carolina State University. She is member of the Federal Disaster team 08:00 - 10:00 Sponsor DMORT 4. Consults for the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner‟s and law enforcement agencies Room 311 IFAA/CSAS in North Carolina and participated on exhumations and identifications for the Panamanian Truth Commission and other international human rights missions. Chair: Title: Skeletal manifestations of child abuse Ericka Nöelle L’Abbé, Associate Professor in Department of Anatomy, University of Pretoria, South Africa. Ericka Nöelle L‟Abbé is a physical anthropologist whose research is focused on methods to estimate ancestry among South Africans as well as the interpretation of blunt force injuries to bone. She is a

Diplomate of the American Board of Forensic Anthropology (D-ABFA) and coordinates the forensic anthropology laboratory with regard to receiving and analyzing cases. She is also a certified scientific language editor and has published approximately 30 papers in scientific journals or book chapters. Maryna Steyn Title: Prevalence of hyoid fractures in cases of fatal upper body trauma Maryna Steyn, Professor in the Department of Anatomy, University of Pretoria, South Africa. Maryna Steyn is a Physical Anthropologist who conducts research on human remains from archaeological sites and forensic contexts and has published more than 90 papers in scientific journals, as well as several book chapters. She is co-author of the book “The Human Skeleton in Forensic Medicine”. She is a member of the editorial board of Forensic Science International and Journal of Anthropology, and is the director of the Forensic Anthropology Research Centre. Title: Importance of assessment of skeletal pathology in forensic anthropological cases Hans H de Boer, Dept of Pathology, University of Leiden, the Netherlands Hans De Boer is associated with the Dutch multidisciplinary physical anthropological research unit 'Barge's Anthropologica', both as teacher and researcher. His research focuses on dry bone histology and

trauma analysis in paleopathology and forensic anthropology, and he has published several papers dealing with this subject. Title: The assessment of posttraumatic survival time Pierre Sprumont, MD, Secretary FIPAT, Anatomy-University of Fribourg, Switzerland Parallel Symposium 8 Pierre Sprumont holds a MD-degree from the Catholic University of Louvain (Belgium). He specialised - Developments of in internal medicine before coming to the Faculty of Science of the University of Fribourg (Switzerland). August. 9, Terminologies His research interests were on lung ultrastructure, ovarian follicles morphometry and experimental brain 2014 (Sat.) oedema. He was appointed Professor at the Anatomy Unit of the Department of medicine of Fribourg 08:00 - 10:00 Sponsor where he taught anatomy and embryology to medical students. He recently supervised the Swiss Federal Room 307 FIPAT accreditation of his former Department. He currently is the Secretary of FIPAT where he also co-ordinates

the "Informatics" working group. Chair: Chair the symposium Marios Loukas, Professor, Chair of the Department of Anatomy and Assistant Dean of Basic and Allied Health Sciences at St. George’s University, Grenada.

See Biography in Symposium 6

Title: Terminological issues in cardiac anatomy

Pierre Sprumont Geoffrey Meyer, Professor, School of Anatomy and Human Biology of The University of Western Australia. Professor Meyer is teaching Histology at the School of Anatomy and Human Biology of The University of Western Australia. He is building a network of academics who use, contribute to and disseminate, an online, cost-effective histology learning and teaching resource Title: Strategies for disseminating histology terminology Hans Ten Donkelaar, Studied Medicine at the University of Nijmegen (The Netherlands) where he received his M.D. and Ph.D. His research interests are developmental and comparative aspects of motor systems, developmental disorders of the CNS and neurodegenerative diseases. He has published textbooks „The Central of Vertebrates‟ (1998, Springer), „Clinical Neuroembryology: Development and developmental disorders of the human central nervous system‟ (Springer 2006; 2nd edition, 2014), and an anatomy and embryology textbook in Dutch, which is going into its fourth edition. He published „Clinical Neuroanatomy: Brain circuitry and its disorders‟. He is Coordinator of the FIPAT Working Group Neuroanatomy. Title: Terminological issues in Neuroanatomy

John Fraher, MB,FRCSEdinburgh,PhD,DSc,FAS,MRIA Professor Emeritus of Anatomy University College Cork, Ireland President, European Federation for Experimental Morphology

See Bio in Lecture section.

Title: Terminological issues in Embryology

Paul E. Neumann, M.D., Professor of Medical Neuroscience and Medical Anatomy Teaching Coordinator at Dalhousie University (Halifax, Canada). Dr. Neumann was clinically trained in anatomical pathology and neuropathology, and has published in mouse neurogenetics and molecular human genetics. He is an Advisor of the FIPAT Working Group "Informatics", and a creator (with Dr. Robert Baud and Professor Emeritus Sprumont) of the online

version of TA. Title : Information and knowledge representation: from Terminology to Ontology 1.Schmeisser,Michael(Germany): Translational neuroanatomy in mouse models of autism spectrum disorders. Chair: 2.Ruixi Li (China): Morphological evidence for neural circuit between nucleus accumbens A2AR neurons and orexin neurons in hypothalamus. Woodley,Steph 3.Hernandez,Antonio F.(Spain) Anatomical influences in regulatory approaches to developmental August. 9, anie J. neurotoxicity. 2014 (Sat.) (New Zealand): 4. Yunfeng Li (China) The effects of galanin on neuropathic pain in streptozotocin-induced diabetic rats. 08:00 – 10:00 Free Papers Session 5.Behnam-Rassouli,Morteza(Iran) A comparative study on the effects of type i and type ii diabetes on Room 308 3- Neuroanatomy(1) Yuanshan Zeng learning and memory deficit and hippocampal neuronal loss in rat. 曾元山 6.Tohno,Yoshiyuki(Thailand) Age-Related Differences and Relationships Between Elements in Human (China) Amygdala and Other Limbic System or Basal Ganglia. 7.Ratna Sari,Dwi Cahyani(Indonesia): Ethanol Extracts of Centella asiatica Leaf Increases Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF) concentration in hippocampal tissue of Rats (Sprague Dawley) after chronic stress 10:00-10:30 Tea break, exhibition and poster(the author please stand by poster)

10:30-13:00 IFAA General Assembly Room 307

POSTER (August. 9, 2014 (Sat.) 08:00 - 12:00. No.101-200) [1]10-001- Yi Shuang-Qin( Japan) Absence of adipocyte precursor cells in mesentery of Suncus murinus. [2]10-002- Chen Xu(China) LncRNA GAS5 Promotes Self-Renewal in Human Embryonic Stem Cells by Functioning as a Competing Endogenous RNA [3] C3913- Wenjuan Wang(China) Effects of ovariectomy on noradrenaline signaling between the locus ceruleus and hypothalamus [4]9-049- Adebayo D Oluwole(Nigeria) Differential and relative influence of gender, academic self efficacy, achievement motivation and academic resilience on pre-clinical medical students…' [5]10-009- Fang Yan(China) p62 Is Involved in the Regulation of C/EBPα on Adipogenesis of Human Adipose Derived Stem Cells. [6]10-010- Bai Shuling(China) XAV939 Inhibit the Stemness and Migration of Neuroblastoma Cancer Stem Cells via Repression of Tankyrase1. [7]10-011- Bai Shuling(China) Adipose-derived stem cells (ADSCs) increased the elastin of smooth muscle cell (SMCs) in mice abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) model [8]10-012- Lee Jin-Suk( South Korea) Neuroprotective effects of human mesenchymal stem cell transplantation into the cistern magna of a parkinsonian animal model. [9]J3549-Lai Biqin(China) Graft of NSC-derived neural network restores the disrupted neuronal circuitry after rat spinal cord transaction [10]J3680-Yang Boning(China) NSCs transplantation improve learning and memory in mouse manganismus model [11]11-001- Zagga Abdullahi D( Nigeria) Molecular Sex Identification of Dry Human Teeth Specimens from Sokoto, Northwestern Nigeria. [12]11-006- Baldan Arthur R( Brazil) Anatomy, magnetic resonance (MR) and ultrasonography (US) of the reflected head tendon of the Rectus femoris muscle [13]11-015- Liang Yilin(China) A Retrospective Study in the Pain Patients in Shenzhen Nanshan People‟s Hospital, Shenzhen, China. [14]11-019- Bartoska Radek(Czech) Clinical Anatomy of Different Positions of PFH in Trochanteric Fractures [15]11-020- Cornwall Jon( New Zealand) What can Google Images tell us about body donation? A sociocultural exploration of New Zealand and Australian search results [16]11-028- Zheng Manyin(China) Trichosanthin (TCS) Inhibits the Proliferation of Retinoblastoma A172 Cells by Promotion of Apoptosis [17]11-029- Rodríguez-Torres Rosa( Spain) Bronchopulmonary Function and Bone Mineral Density in Women [18]11-030- Rodríguez-Torres Rosa( Spain) Ventilation and Body Composition in Perimenopausal Women [19]K3681-Liu huiou(China) A Scanning Electron-microscopic Analysis of Brain Morphologic Changes with the Ultrasonographic Contrast Agent SonoVue in Cerebral ischemia model rats [20]K4139-Qu Sha(China) Analysis of Influencing Factors on Motor Control Ability of Squatting Exercises in Older Adults. [21]1-034- Uemura Mamoru(Japan) Comparative study of the ramification patterns of the subclavian branches as the subclavian artery passes in front or behind the scalenus anterior muscle [22]1-035- Shadlinsky Vagif Bilas( Azerbaijan) Microanatomical features the lymphoid structures of the urinary bladder. [23]1-036- Shadlinsky Vagif Bilas( Azerbaijan) Morpho-functional features of vascular-stromal complex of thyroid gland at euthyreoid goiter. [24]1-037- Shadlinsky Vagif Bilas(Azerbaijan) About regional variability of the area of a holes excretory duct pharyngeal glands in human. [25]1-038- Isayev Agasamid Babasamid(Azerbaijan) Change features of microcirculation of сardiomyocytes and skeletal muscles at single physical loading. [26]1-040- Khidirov Elchin Akbar( Azerbaijan) Features of vascularization and angioarchitectonics of medullary and solid forms of the mammary gland cancer at human. [27]1-044- Le Floch-Prigent Patrice P(France) The use of a digital site (Vizua) in the teaching of the gross-anatomy by the students of the School of Medicine S3V (University of Versailles) [28]1-045- Le Floch-Prigent Patrice P(France) CT-scan of a naturalized turtle [29]A4323-Xu Junhai(China) Genetic control the dynamics of default mode network [30]A4350-Li Wenrui(China) Three-dimensional reconstruction of mesorectum in Chinese children [31]2-015- Clemente de Arriba Celia(Spain) Osteointegration of Porous Tantalum Cylinders Implanted in Human Subjects: Interim Results [32]2-016- Aguado-Henche Soledad(Spain) Validation of an Osteoporotic Animal Model. [33]2-017- Kapitonova Marina Y( Malaysia) Ulcer Healing Effects of Crude Berberis Vulgaris Leaf Extract in Ethanol-Induced Gastric Mucosal Injury in Rats. [34]2-019- Smorodinova Natalia(Czech) Morphological Characteristics of Atrial Myocardium In Patients with Atrial Fibrillation and Sinus Rhythm. [35]2-020- Kapitonova Marina Y( Malaysia) Crosstalk between the hypothalamo-hypophyseo-adrenal and thyroid axes in chronic stress at early age. [36]2-021- Kapitonova Marina Y( Malaysia) Distribution of Schwann Cells in Human Appendix. [37]2-022- Das Srijit( Malaysia)Transmission electron microscopic findings of the liver tissue of female Sprague Dawley rats following subacute dose of Mitragyna speciosa korth crude extract [38]2-024-Zhang Jinshan(China)Effect of Simulated Weightlessness on Ghrelin Expression in Rat Serum and Gastric Mucosa. [39]B3818-Deng Qiyue(China) Identification of small ligands recognizing NEP 1-35 by screening phage display libraries to neutralize CNS myelin inhibition. [40]B3819- Deng Qiyue(China) Small Nogo-66-binding peptide promotes neurite outgrowth through RhoA inhibition after spinal cord injury [41]3-014-Miller Alexandra N(New Zealand)Fibre Type Composition of Human Longus Capitis and Longus Colli [42]3-017-Kakabadze,Manana(Georgia)Pre-proliferative Step of Typical Ductular Reaction. [43]3-018-Janevska Vesna(Macedonia)Morphometric analysis of intervillous fibrinoid deposition in complicated pregnancies. [44]3-019-De Caro Raffaele(Italy)Anatomo-radiologic study of the vascular supply of the pancreas interrelated with resective surgery. [45]3-020-Bussmann Allan James de Castro(Brazil)Reasons for not authorizing the necropsy examination at Hospital Universitário Regional Norte do Paraná/ UEL [46]3-021- De Caro Raffaele(Italy) On the Suitability of Thiel Cadavers for Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery (NOTES) – Surgical Training, , feasibility studies and anatomical [47]3-022- De Caro Raffaele(Italy) Role of the fasciae in the morton‟s neuroma. [48]3-023- Han Fang(China) Loss of neurons and glial cells of the hippocampus in a rat model of post-traumatic stress disorder. [49] D4451 Ying Feng (China)Amyloid-beta accelerates the increase of the weight and blood sugar level of mice fed on high calorie diet. [50]B4215-Shi Yan(China) Effect of caffeic acid phenethyl ester on gaseous transmitter of hepatic fibrosis rat. [51]4-026- Wu Xue(China) TNFα-Mediated MiR-136 and Initiated IL-6-STAT3 Signaling Are Involved in Expansion of Myeloid Derived Suppressor Cells in … [52]4-027- Park In-Sun( South Korea) Modulation of the mitochondrial dynamics by clusterin in insulin–secreting beta-cells. [53]D4451-Feng Ying(China) Amyloid-beta accelerates the increase of the weight and blood sugar level of mice fed on high calorie diet. [54]4-029- Xiong Feng(China) Heterochromatin Protein 1γ safeguards histone H3K27me3 [55]4-031- Parwanto Edy( Indonesia) Fractionation and characterization of protein in Lumbricus rubellus powders [56]4-036- Mo Zhongcheng(China) SAA regulate the expression of SR-BI and inflammatory factor through P38 mitogen-activated protein kinase in THP-1 macrophage [57]4-037- Nurhajjah Siti( Indonesia) Polymorphisme Gene TNF-α -308G>A and TLR4 Asp299Gly in Down Syndrome. [58] D3906-He Meihua(China) Sulforaphane protects rodent against ischemia-reperfusion injury through activation of the Nrf2/HO-1 antioxidant pathway [59] D4385-Chen Geng(China) Improved method to purify astrocytes in vitro [60]4-039- Mun Yeun-Ja( South Korea) Eicosapentanoic acid increases aquaporin-3 expression in human skin keratinocytes [61]4-041- Arisanty Dessy( Indonesia) Alteration of c-myc oncogene expression and apoptosis-induced by Azadiracta indica L Juss extract. [62]2-030- Luo Bin(China) Cancer testis antigen ACRBP in in colorectal carcinoma: expression frequence and its correlation with clinical parameters [63] K4139-Sha Qu(China)Analysis of influencing factors on motor control ability of squatting exercises in older adults. [64]4-004- Ren Mingji(China) Aqueous extract of Melia toosendan induces A549 cell apoptosis via p53 [65] K4273-Zheng Liangling(China) Review of anatomic risk factors for non-contact anterior cruciate ligament injury. [66]4-009- Ke Zunji(China) Autophagy alleviates neurodegeneration caused by mild impairment of oxidative . [67]4-015- Li Yunfeng(China) The expression of vesicular glutamate transporter 3 and vesicular monoamine transporter 2 induced by brain-derived neurotrophic factor in dorsal root [68]4-016- Li Yunfeng(China) Effects of neuregulin-1β on growth-associated protein 43 expression in neurons with excitotoxicity induced by glutamate in vitro [69]4-017- Li Yunfeng(China) Insulin-like growth factor-1 attenuates apoptosis and protects neurochemical phenotypes of dorsal root ganglion neurons with paclitaxel-induced neurotoxicity [70]4-030- Li Jin(China) miR-34a promotes oxidative damage and senescence of primary renal glomerular mesangial cells by inhibiting autophagy-related gene 9A. [71]4-040- Liu Dong juan(China) Changes in 5-HT1AR in the amygdala in a rat model of post-traumatic stress disorder. [72]7-005- Kong Xiangxue(China) Digital production of anatomical casts using 3D reconstruction, rapid prototyping and mold technologies [73]7-006- Nie Lanying(China) Registration-based semi-automatic segmentation of articular cartilage of knee joint complementing MRI with CT data. [74]9-046- Raymond Blaich (Australian) Evolving anatomy education: The impact on osteopathic programs [75]8-020- Meng Xiangzhi(China) The effect of the sympathetic nerve on growth and metabolism of white adipocyte in PD model rat [76]8-054- Yu Shengbo(China) The effects of the head rotation on the circulation of the CSF [77]H4499-Wang Qian(China) Parthenolide modulates NF-κB and FLIP expression in the substantia nigra of mice with MPTP-induced Parkinson‟s disease [78]9-035- Nyamse Victor( United Kingdom) Reducing difficulty of learning anatomy through novel categorisation of anatomical information [79]9-037- Nyamse Victor( United Kingdom)Designing Effective learning environment from a cognitive perspective [80]9-038- Nyamse Victor( United Kingdom)A Methodology for Designing Innovative CAET [81]H4158-Ge Haitao(China) Heritability of human brain white matter in adolescence [82]H4171-Cao Wenlou(China) Neuritin, a New Potential Target for Optic Nerve Injury Therapy. [83]H4186-Cui Weitao(China) Upregulation of p-Akt by Glial Cell Line-Derived Neurotrophic Factor Ameliorates Cell Apoptosis in Hippocampus of Streptozotocin--induced diabetic….. [84]H4192-Wang Zhen(China) The effect of Receptor Interacting Protein 3 in cortex neuronal necroptosis induced by ischemia reperfusion injury [85]H4345-Long Zhiming(China) Valproic Acid Attenuates Neuronal Loss in the Brain of APP/PS1 Double Transgenic Alzheimer‟s Disease Mice Model [86]H4417-Wu Jian(China) Protective Effects of dl-3-n-butylphthalide on Nerve Tissue after Spinal Sord Semisection [87]H4431-Cui Yuanyuan(China) The expression and function of transient receptor potential vanilloid 1 in a rat model of diabetic mechanical allodynia. [88]H4442-Yin Xiaolan(China) A moderate amount of lycopene may prevent vascular dementia. [89]H4583-Yang Mei(China) Phosphorylation of p38 mediates the variation of aquaporin9 in rat after permanent focal cerebral ischemia [90]J3606-Li Baoyuan(China) The research for differentiation of rat pancreatic stem cells co-cultured with microvascular endothelial cells. [91]J3775-Zhang Xinhua(China) IGF-1 promotes Brn-4 expression and neuronal differentiation of neural stem cells via the PI3K/Akt pathway [92]J4013-Chen Lei(China) Brown adipose-derived stem cells, A Promising Source of Cardiac Pacemaker Cells [93]J4016-Yu Zhenhai(China) and retinoic acid induce neural tissue-committed stem cells(NTCSCs) to differentiate into glutamatergic neural cells [94]J4017-Li Xiaotong(China) The construction and transplantation of the tissue engineered cardiac conduction bundle [95]J4019- Li Xiaotong(China) The deformation of the tissue engineered constructs [96]J4020- Li Xiaotong(China) The preliminary observations of adipose-derived stem cells seeded in collagen sponge scaffold. [97]J4021-Wu Aiqun(China) The role of 5-HT neurons induced from MSCs on ulcerative colitis. [98]J4024-Han Changjie(China) A New Device to Simplify Smooth Muscle Cell Seeding in the Construction of TEBVs. [99]J4025-Pu Haiyan(China) Hair follicle neural crest stem cells derived motorneurons repair injured sciatic nerve in the rat. [100]J4026-Liu Zhen(China) Functionization of REDVpeptide is benefit to complete re-endothelization of decellularized venous conduit bearing valve in vitro. 13:00 – 13:30 Exhibition and Lunch Break Lynne Shepartz, Professor in School of Anatomical Sciences Faculty of Health Sciences University of the Witwatersrand South Africa. August. 9, Lynne Schepartz (PhD U Michigan) is a bioarchaeologist and paleoanthropologist who is Associate 2014 (Sat.) Professor and Head of the Biological Anthropology Division in the School of Anatomical Sciences at the ParallelSymposium 9 13:30 - 15:30 University of the Witwatersrand. She was a Visiting Research Fellow and a Senior International Scholar -Biological Room at the Institute of Vertebrate Palaeontology and Paleoanthropology (IVPP), Chinese Academy of Sciences Anthropology 305A-B and is currently a Consulting Scholar for the University Museum, University of Pennsylvania. Her

interests include the evolution of language and behavioral complexity and the differential health of Sponsor males, females and members of different social strata in prehistory. IFAA/CSAS Clark Spencer Larsen, Professor, Chair of the Department of Anthropology, The Ohio State University, Chair: USA. Dr. Larsen is a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the former president of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists and Editor-in-Chief of the American

Journal of Physical Anthropology. His research focuses on the last 10,000 years of human evolution, with particular emphasis on the history of health and lifestyle, the links between biology and culture, and how skeletal remains from archaeological settings inform our understanding of the human past.

Title: Going global: Patterns of health and lifestyle in prehistory

Lynne Shepartz Jane E. Buikstra, Regents Professor Director of Center for Bioarchaological Research, Arizona State University, USA Dr. Buikstra is credited with forming the discipline of bioarchaeology. Her global research encompasses bioarchaeology, paleopathology, forensic anthropology and paleodemography. Currently, she is investigating the evolutionary history of ancient tuberculosis in the Americas based on archaeologically-recovered pathogen DNA. Title: Paleopathology and the history of infectious disease: A global perspective on tuberculosis Christopher Ruff, Professor in Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD USA Dr. Ruff received his training in biological anthropology at Stanford University and the University Wu Liu of Pennsylvania. He has taught anatomy at Johns Hopkins University for the past 30 years, where he is

Chair of the Center for Functional Anatomy and Evolution. He has published widely on bone structural analysis as applied to human and nonhuman primate adaptation and evolution. Title: Biomechanics and behavioral reconstruction in bioarchaeology and human paleontology Emiliano Bruner, Professor, Chairman of Centro Nacional de Investigación sobre la Evolución Humana Paseo Sierra de Atapuerca, Spain He works in functional craniology, neuroanatomy, and human evolution, by using digital models and computed morphometrics. He is Adjoint Professor at the University of Colorado – Colorado Springs, teaching Paleoneurology at the Center for Cognitive Archaeology. He is the vice-secretary of the Italian Institute of Anthropology, and Associate Editor of the Journal of Anthropological Sciences. Title: Brain metabolism and paleoneurology: from blood to form Tea Jashashvili, University of the Witwatersrand, Evolutionary Sciences Institute, South Africa Georgian National Museum, Georgia. Dr Tea Jashashvili received her European PhD. Diploma in "Environment, Human, and Behavioral Dynamics" from the University of Ferrara. She did postdoctoral training at the University of Zurich and currently holds a post-doc at the University of the Witwatersrand. Her current research projects focus on the evolutionary developmental biology of humans (growth and development in hominoid postcranial anatomy) with application to locomotor behavior.

Title: New hominin hand bones from Dmanisi and implications for the evolution of tool use in early Homo Kristian Carlson, Professor of Evolutionary Studies Institute, University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa. Dr. Carlson has been conducting research in the field of primate functional morphology, focusing on the limbs of apes and hominins. Currently, he uses this information to reconstruct locomotor activities and substrate use of early hominins, studying how the reliance on and exploitation of arboreal resources has changed over the course of human evolution. He has published nearly 40 research papers. Title: Internal structure of South African hominin limb bones and its bearing on reconstructing locomotor behaviour August. 9, Parallel Symposiums Pather,Nalini (Australia): University of New South Wales, Sydney , Australia 2014 (Sat.) 10 IFAA2014

13:30 - 15:30 -Medical Education -9-046 Title: Virtual Adaptive Anatomy Tutorials: A three year review on the impact on learning. Room in Africa 305D-E Sanet H. Kotze, Associate Professor in Anatomy and Histology at Stellenbosch University in Sponsor South Africa. IFAA/CSAS She is a registered veterinarian with a PhD in anatomy and has taught both veterinary and Chairs: human anatomy and histology for over 20 years. She has received awards from the

Anatomical Society of Southern Africa (ASSA) and the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Stellenbosch University for her educational contributions. Title: The challenges of developing affordable teaching innovations in anatomy and histology in south Africa

Oladapo A. Ashiru, Professor in Medical ART Center Lagos, Nigeria.

Richard Drake See Biography in symposium 4 B.

Title: Innovations in basic medical sciences: Challenges and prospects

Azu,Onyemaechi O. ( South Africa): Nelson R Mandela School of Medicine, University of KwaZulu NatalDurban, IFAA2014

-9-017 Title: Anatomical education in University of KwaZulu Natal: The opinion of students in anatomy

Oladapo A. Ashiru on plastinated specimens Parallel Symposiums Werner Götz, Full Professor in Dept. of Orthodontics at the Dental Clinic of the University of Bonn, 11 Germany; Head of the Oral Biology Laboratory for Experimental Oral Biology. August. 9, -Cell Biol.: Dental Main fields of research activities: Biology and pathology of the periodontium; regenerative 2014 (Sat.) Res & Oral Biol periodontal therapies; dental stem cells; peri-implantitis; biological and medical aspects of 13:30 - 15:30 gerostomatology; bone substitutes; anatomical, biological and medical aspects of oral implantology. Room 307 Sponsor Dental Publications (2013): 115 original papers. Co-Editor: “Annals of Anatomy”, “Clinical Dentistry and Industry Research” Title: Periodontal stress – Cellular and molecular aspects Marzena Dominiak, Assistant professor, Head of the Department of Oral Surgery, Medical University of Chair: Wroclaw, Poland Werner Götz President of Lower Silesian Branch of the Polish Dental Association and associate professor at the TU Dresden, Germany. Author of over 150 publications in national and international journals, editor of five books on the national and international level. Director and co-director of 27 research projects, including 12 within the framework of international research projects. Title: Biological properties of fish collagen for oral bone and soft tissue augmentation – An experimental study in vitro Christiane Kunert-Keil, Head of the research laboratory at the Department of Orthodontics,

Technische Universität Dresden, Germany Author of more than 50 publications and book sections in the fields of muscle and bone as well as regenerative medicine; research in the fields of bone surrogates, molecular biology of the periodontium, bone regeneration, oral implantology and Duchenne muscular dystrophy and its influence on craniofacial morphology

Title: Bone surrogates for socket preservation: In vivo and in vitro studies Ralf J. Radlanski, Prof. Dr. med. dent., Dr. med. habil. Head of the Department of Craniofacial Developmental Biology at Charitè - University Medicine Berlin, Campus Benjamin Franklin at Freie Universität Berlin, Germany. Current Research: Craniofacial , computer-animated visualization of fetal developing processes, bridging the gap between molecular biology and morphology. Research in practical and innovative orthodontic therapy. Chairman of the Working Group 1 (Craniofacial Development) of the COST-action B 23. President of the 10th International Symposium on Tooth Morphogenesis and Differentiation 2010 in Berlin and President of the International Orthodontic Symposium in Prague. Title: Dynamics of the peridental mandibular bone during prenatal development Brion Benninger, MD MSc, Executive Director, Professor, Anatomy Center for Innovative Education Parallel Symposiums & Science, Department of Surgery Department of Orthopedics & Rehabilitation Oregon Health & August. 9, 12 Science University 2014 (Sat.) - Anatomy in Sports See Biography in Symposium 3B. 13:30 - 15:30 Medicine Room 311 Title: Anatomy of scapulothoracic articulation, dyskinesis and diagnosis relative to Sponsor scapulohumeral rhythm IFAA/CSAS Kedar,Einat (Israel) : Tel Aviv University IFAA2014

Chair: -1-073 Title: The effects of sacral inclination on lumbar vertebrate height, wedging and lumbar lordosis.

Coskun,Osman (Turkey): Department of Anatomy,, Istanbul Faculty of Medicine, Istanbul University IFAA2014 -1-121 Title: The relationship of the suprascapular nerve and vessels to the superior transvers scapular ligament, regarding superior entrapment syndrome.

Jun Ouyang, Professor, PhD, is director of Department of Anatomy & Guangdong Provincial Medical Biomechanical Key Laboratory, Southern Medical University, Guangzhou, China. Brion Benninger Professor Ouyang earned his PhD at the First Military Medical University in 1996. He had his post-doctor fellow training in West Virginia University, USA. His research interests focus on musculoskeletal traumatic biomechanics. As Vice-Editor-in-chief of Chinese Journal of Clinical Anatomy, he published over 30 international peer-reviewed papers. Title: A digital anatomy and finite element study for cervical anterior transpediular screw fixation

Ilke a. Gurses (Turkey): Department of Anatomy,, Istanbul Faculty of Medicine, Istanbul University IFAA2014 -1-102 Title: Anatomy of the first extensor compartment and its importance in de quervain disease.

1.Cinti,Saverio(Italy): The Adipose Organ. Chair: 2.Nandin G,（Mongolia）: The determination of vascular cell adhesion molecule-vcam and intercellular adhesion molecules–icam in the patients with coronary atherosclerosis. Friedrich 3.Orazizadeh,Mahmoud(Iran): A complex of curcumin-piperine protects articular cartilage from induced August. 9, Paulsen destructive changes in rat osteoarthritis model. 2014 (Sat.) Free Papers Session (Germany) 4.Arfian,Nur (Indonesia): Heparanase upregulation associates with eNOS reduction in kidney 13:30 – 15:30 4- Cell Biology ischemic/reperfusion injury and kidney fibrosis model in mice). Room 308 Wei An 5.Vamze,Jolanta(Latvia): Analysis of Cellular Death in the Experimental Bone Tissue Regarding the 安威 Biomaterial Implantation. (China) 6.Sadriddinov,Asomidin( Uzbekistan) Interconnection of polyplody, multinuclearity and periodical rejuvenation of liver. 7.Irawati,Nuzulia(Indonesia)Homology Study of Plasmodium falciparum in Malarial Endemic Area in West Sumatra. 8.Friedrich Paulsen(Germany) Surfactant protein-H (SFTA 3) is a novel regulatory surfactant protein atthe ocular surfaceand in the tear film. 15:30-16:00 Tea break, exhibition and poster(the author please stand by poster) Helen Nicholson, Professor of Anatomy, Deputy PVC Health Sciences, Dean, Otago School of Medical Sciences, Otago University of Otago Dunedin, New Zealand Parallel Symposium Helen Nicholson has been Dean of the Otago School of Medical Sciences and Head of the 13 Department of Anatomy. She has been involved in clinical anatomy and medical education for nearly 30 -Medical Education years and was a co-producer of the television documentary “Donated to Science”. in Asia, Australia & Title: What do medical students think about dissection New Zealand Boon Huat Bay, Professor and Head, Department of Anatomy, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine,

National University of Singapore Singapore Sponsor He obtained his PhD in cancer biology in 1992, before embarking on a postdoctoral training at the IFAA/CSAS Department of Human Anatomy, Oxford University under the auspices of the Commonwealth Medical August. 9, Fellowship. He has published more than 190 international peer-reviewed papers and many 2014 (Sat.) Chairs: book chapters. He is currently on the Editorial Boards of Anatomical Sciences Education, 16:00-18:00 Lap Ki Chan Anatomical Record, Current Medicinal Chemistry and Experimental Biology & Medicine. Room Title: Teaching of anatomy in the new millennium: The Singapore experience 305A-B Lap Ki Chan, Deputy Director of the Institute of Medical and Health Sciences Education, Assistant Dean (Paedagogy), Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China He is an anatomy educator with a background in orthopedics and physical anthropology. His teaching excellence has been recognized by such awards as the Thomas Henry Huxley Instructorship at Duke University and the most recent Outstanding Teaching Award from The University of Hong Kong. He serves as an associate editor for Anatomical Sciences Education and as the educator in the Asia Pacific region for the AO Foundation Title: Language in medical education in Asia Guo-Fang Tseng, Professor of the Department of Anatomy, Vice President, Dean of the Research and Development, and Director of the Medical Simulation Center, Tzu-Chi University, Hualien, Taiwan. Born in 1954, 09, 18 in Taiwan, he received trainings in anatomy teaching and also as a neurobiologist. He is renowned for leading the unique humanistic-based Silent Mentor Program of the university, which has won praises all over the world and has received front page coverage in the Wall Street Journal in 2009, 04, 22 by a Pulitzer journalist. In addition, he is renowned teacher and has received many teaching awards from students and institutions. Title: Empathy and Gross anatomy teaching

Phil Blyth, Faculty of Medicine, University of Otago, New Zealand Phil Blyth is a senior lecturer of eLearning in Medicine, with a special interest in the application of technology to further our understanding of clinical anatomy. His clinical practice is in emergency medicine and trauma, and has taught anatomy face-to-face for 12 years. Title:Future directions for anatomy research- Forging ahead of clinical practice

August. 9, Kimberly S. Topp, Professor, Chair of the Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science 2014 (Sat.) and Professor of Anatomy at the University of California, San Francisco, USA Parallel Symposium 16:00-18:00 President-Elect of the American Association of Anatomists. Dr. Topp‟s research interest is in 14 Room chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy. -Neurobiology of 305D-E Introductory Remarks: Chemotherapy-induced neuropathy – an opportunity for neuroprotection? Disease – Injury and

Protection Bridgette Semple, Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Neurological Surgery at the University of

California, San Francisco, USA Sponsor AAA Joint appointment in the Department of Medicine (Royal Melbourne Hospital) at the University of

Melbourne. Dr. Semple‟s research focuses on the unique responses of the developing and adolescent Chair: brain to traumatic injury, in terms of acute inflammation, chronic neurodegeneration, and long-term behavioral consequences. Title: Functional and neuropathological consequences of concussive brain injury at adolescence Josh Morganti, Postdoctoral Fellow in the Departments of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science and Neurological Surgery at the University of California, San Francisco, USA Dr. Morganti‟s research examines neuroinflammatory signaling in the CNS following traumatic brain injury, in the context of resident versus peripheral innate immune response, aging, and cognitive function. Title: The contribution of innate immune response on synaptic physiology and cognitive function after traumatic brain injury Kimberly S. Topp Changman Zhou, Professor in Department of Anatomy and Histology at Peking University Health Science Center, China. Currently Vice-President and General Secretary of Chinese Society of Anatomical Sciences (CSAS). Prof. Changman Zhou current research focus is preclinical translational research related to the neuronal regeneration and neurobiology of diseases such as stroke. He published more than 120 international peer-reviewed papers and many book chapters. He is currently on the Editorial Boards of Clinical Anatomical, Anatomical Record, Anatomy & Cell Biology and Vice Editor-in- Chief of Acta Anatomica Sinica . Title: The orchestrating mechanism of survival or death of the neurons following ischemia stroke Junping Xin, MD, PhD. Department of Molecular Pharmacology and Therapeutics Loyola University Medical Center Maywood, IL USA Dr. Xin is currently a Research Assistant Professor in the Department of Molecular Pharmacology and Therapeutics at the Stritch School of Medicine in Loyola University Chicago, with a joint appointment in the Hines VA Hospital. Dr. Xin is a neuroimmunologist with research interests in the regulation of immune responses following nerve injury and in the disease (ALS).. Title: CD4+ T cells and neuroprotection: relevance to motoneuron injury and ALS Parallel Symposium David Brynmor Thomas, Past President of the IFAA, the EFEM and the ASGBI. He is the Emeritus 15 Bute Professor of Anatomy and Experimental Pathology in the University of St Andrews in Scotland. August. 9, –Embryology & He has held appointments in the UK at London, Bristol, Cardiff, Oxford and Birmingham and in the USA 2014 (Sat.) genetic engineering at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. He was educated in Wales and in London at University College 16:00-18:00 and University College Hospital. Room 311 Sponsor

IFAA/CSAS Title: Donor cell substitution and host cell adjustment following infusion of bone marrow cells

Oladapo A. Ashiru, Professor in Medical ART Center Lagos, Nigeria. Professor Ashiru has excelled as an internationally renowned reproductive endocrinologist, medical scientist/clinician, clinical researcher, medical educator and astute teacher. He pioneered the technique of In-Vitro Fertilization and transfer in West Africa in 1983 (experimental), 1984 (human) and had, with his team, the first test-tube baby through IVF-ET in 1989. He made excellent contribution in medical education and research from medical school through graduate school, postdoctoral and till present time Chair: Title: The advances in fertility treatment in Africa: None invasive embryo selection and sickle cell Oladapo Ashiru screening Xuesong Yang (China): Department of Histology & Embryology, Medical College of Jinan University IFAA2014

-5-009 Title: Excess caffeine exposure impairs development during chick embryogenesis Chan,Wood Yee( China): School of Biomedical Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, The Chinese University of IFAA2014 Hong Kong, -5-011 Title: Semaphorin 3A signaling regulates the entry of sacral neural crest cells to the hindgut

Parallel Symposium Beat Riederer, Professor in Département des neurosciences fondamentales & Centre des Neurosciences 16 psychiatriques FBM, Université de Lausanne et CHUV CH-1005 Lausanne, Switzerland -Vesalius symposium

See Biography in Symposium 2 Sponsor Vesalius& August. 9, IFAA/CSAS Title: Practical anatomy teaching and imaging techniques 2014 (Sat.) Chairs: 16:00-18:00 Room 307 Bernard Moxham, Professor, Director in Anatomy Cardiff School of Biosciences, Cardiff University, United Kingdom, President of the IFAA

See Biography in Plenary Talks 1

Title: Art and anatomy

Beat Riederer R. De Caro, Professor, Institute of Human Anatomy, Department of Molecular Medicine, University of Padova, Italy. Director of the Department of Human Anatomy and Physiology up to 2011 and since 2007 president of the School of Medicine of Padova. He personally made 3000 cadaver dissections for research and teaching. His scientific activity covers a broad range of topics in gross anatomy, neuroanatomy and clinical anatomy. Author of 185 in extenso papers and referee for many anatomical Journals, President of the Italian, Association of Professors of Anatomy. Member of the TEPARG.

Title: Vesalius and his impact on modern anatomy Silke. Grabherr, Professor in Centre universitaire romand de médecine légale, FBM, Rue du Bugnon Bernard Moxham Lausanne, Switzerland. She graduated at the Medical School in Innsbruck and presented a thesis in postmortem angiography at the Insel hospital in Berne. She is a certified forensic pathologist since 2010. Currently she is chef de clinique and responsible for CT imaging at the CURLM. Major research interest is focused on angiography imaging for forensic medicine and anatomical imaging. Title: Virtual dissection in legal medicine? 1.Medlej,Bahaa(Israel): The Gantzer’s muscle: an anatomical and US study. Chair: 2.Shengbo Yu, (China): Definition of the to be named ligament and vertebrodural ligament and their

possible effects on the circulation of CSF. Medlej,Bahaa 3.Cunha,Marcos G. S(Brazil): Identification and Description of a Celiac Trunk Anatomical Variation in the August. 9, (Israel) UniFOA’ Anatomy. 2014 (Sat.) Free Papers Session 4.Ndou,Robert(South Africa): Characterization of the tissue crossing the septal aperture using 16:00-18:00 5-Anatomy(2) Hongquan radiography and histochemical techniques. Room 308 Zhang 5. Ajayi,Sunday A.(South Africa) : The effects of kolaviron (a methanolic extract of garcinia kola seeds) on 张宏权 hypothalamo-pituitary-gonadal axis in female wistar rats. (China) 6. Singh,Rajani(India): Branching pattern of inferior mesentric artery in Indian Population.

7. Chung Min Suk( South Korea) Anatomy Comic Strips. POSTER (August. 9, 2014 (Sat.) 13:00 - 18:00. No.201-300) [1]8-033-Maric Dusica L(Serbia) Neural Networks in Classification scheme of Neurons from the Adult Dentate Nuclei [2]8-035-Sha Ou(China)Propidium iodide (PI), a new candidate for Nissl body staining under the fluorescence microscope. [3]8-038-Cho Ik-Hyun(South Korea)Ethyl pyruvate ameliorates 3-nitropropionic acid-induced striatal toxicity through anti-neuronal cell death and anti-inflammatory mechanisms [4]9-067- Ou Sha(China)Teaching histology and embryology in English in the medical school of Shenzhen [5]8-040-Hou Weijian(China)Curcumin treatment of oxygen and glucose deprivation in hippocampal HT22 cells promoting the phosphorylation of Cofilin expression. [6]8-041-Bai Shuling(China)The secretions of hippocampal HT22 cells in culture induced neuronal differentiation of mouse bone-marrow mesenchymal stem cells. [7]8-045-Kim Sung Hoon(South Korea)The effect of erythropoietin on alteration of dopamine neurons and microglia in a rat model of multiple system atrophy. [8]8-046- Zhang Chun-Kui(China)The change of VGLUT2 from primary afferents involved in the neuropathic pain. [9]H3597-Li Yanjun(China) High frequency electromagnetic radiation effects on blood-brain barrier of rat and the protective effect of the amdo lam capsule. [10]H3742-Ou Yan(China) Comparison ofManual and Semi-automated Methods for Qualitative analysis of Axon Myelination in the Rat Sciatic Nerve. [11]8-047-Zhang Ming-Ming(China)Convergence of Pelvic Visceral and Somatic Nociceptive Information on the Dorsal Commissural Nucleus Neurons: Morphological evidence [12]8-049-Park Joo Hyun(South Korea)Melatonin Promotes Neural Stem Cell Survival and proliferation in LPS-induced Inflammation. [13]8-050-Oh Yu Mi(South Korea)The transplantation of neural precursor cells overexpressing arginine decarboxylase alleviates tissue damage and improves locomotor activity in contused… [14]8-055-Plaisant Odile(France)Towards a unified anatomical nomenclature for neuroimaging. [15]8-058-Zhang Hui(China)Panax notoginseng saponins modulate Fas signaling pathway in the substantia nigra of mice with MPTP-induced Parkinson disease. [16]8-059-Takanami Keiko(Japan)Neural Circuit of the Itch to Consider From the Expression of Gastrin-Releasing Peptide in the Rat Somatosensory Systems. [17]H3835-Jing Yuhong(China) Spatial memory impairment is associated with hippocampal insulin signals in ovariectomized rats [18]H3860-Sun Juan(China) Protective role of Rhynchophylline in anti-vasospasm after experimental subarachnoid hemorrhage in rats. [19]H3862-Xu Ting(China) Protective Effects of Thrombomodulin on Blood Brain Barrier after Subarachnoid Hemorrhage in Mouse Model [20]H3888-Zhang Yan(China) Attenuation of early brain injury with rhynchophylline treatment following subarachnoid hemorrhage in rats [21]1-104- Lorenzo M. Hernández-Fernández(Spain)A review of the isomorphic feature described in human hyoid bone. [22]9-048-Kachlik David(Czech)Memorix of anatomy - revolutionary book written mainly by medical students. [23]9-051-Ferrante María S(Argentina)Anatomical and Ultrasound Identification for Correct Endotracheal Intubation. [24]9-052-Cornwall Jon(New Zealand)The development of an internet based scalpel safety-video for anatomy students. [25]9-053-Algieri Rubén D(Argentina)Anatomical Eponyms Usage on Argentinians Surgery Residences Publications. [26]9-054- Algieri Rubén D(Argentina) Virtual Spaces in Anatomy: limiting factors for its application in Argentina. [27]9-058- Ferrante María S(Argentina) Psychoactive Substances and Mobile Virtual Spaces: Impact on Teaching and Learning of Anatomy. [28]9-059- Zain Setia Budi Mhd( Indonesia) Cognition Frameworking medical sciences unification figured that determining distinguished anatomical related core medical competencies [29]9-064- Rocha Andrea O( Brazil) Is The Use of Cadavers Still Necessary for Teaching Anatomy? [30]9-065- Miko Michal(Slovakia) 3D interactive atlas of human bones – Skeletopedia. [31]10-014- Danisovic Lubos(Slovakia) Isolation, in vitro expansion and characterization of human somatic stem cells from different sources. [32]10-015- Xie Pingyuan(China) Tracing the dynamic changes of X chromosome inactivation during the human embryonic stem cells derivation and early culture. [33] E4292 Yang Zhiying (China): Knockdown of DLG leads to abnormality of photoreceptor development in Drosophila. [34] 1-006-Marcos G. S. Cunha( Brazil)) Identification and description of the humeral head of the brachial biceps muscle in the UniFOA anatomy laboratory [35]10-019- Yanwirasti (Indonesia) Effect of Bone Marrow – Mesenchymal Stem Cell on the expression of metalloproteinase-1 matrix and type I collagen in burn healing [36]10-020- Revilla Gusti(Indonesia) Synergistic effect of Peripheral Blood Mononuclear Cells (PBMCs) and Bone Marrow BM- derived Mesenchymal Stem Cell (BM-MSC) on the percentage [37]10-022- Danisovic Lubos( Slovakia) Long-term cultivation of human adipose tissue-derived stem cells - preliminary results. [38]10-023- Ding Dan(China) Long-term tracking of stem cells in living mice with organic dots with aggregation-induced emission characteristics [39] 6-002- Magaji G. Taura( Nigeria)Outer and inner canthal distances: a scenario of relationship with blood pressure and body mass index among Hausas of Nigeria. [40]10-025- Sun Yi(China)β -catenin Regulats Aberrant Karyotypic Human Embryonic Stem Cells Self-Renew and Pluripotency in Malignant Transformation Process. [41]11-033- Handayani Selfi( Indonesia) The effect of electroacupuncture (ea) on working memory and the number of neurons lamina pyramidalis hippocampus in rat (rattus norvegicus) [42]11-037- Qu Tingting(China) The exploration of the function about LIN28B on carcinogenesis. [43]11-038- Lee Jin-Ho(South Korea) Inhibitory Effect of Hexane Extract of Kaempferia galanga L. on melanogenesis. [44]11-039- Mun Yeun-Ja(South Korea) Anti-Melanogenic Effects of Ethanol Extracts from Rosa rugosa. [45]11-041- Annikov Vjacheslav V( Russian) Morfofunction justification implants from titanium dioxide modified flavonoids nanounits. [46]11-042- Annikov Vjacheslav V( Russian) Modified osteocatches as a compensatory factor in animal locomotion. [47]11-044- Danisovic Lubos(Slovakia) Potential novel biomarkers in assessing prostate cancer prognosis. [48]11-045- Kapustin Roman F( Russian) Evolutionary Morphology and non-Darvin concept in Russia (1921-1926). [49] [50]K4501-Xiao Hongliang(China) The expression of DPPI in neuron during the postoperative neuroinflammatory process. [51]1-019- Le Floch-Prigent,Patrice P(France) An enlarged model of intestinal villosity in papier-maché by Jérome Auzoux, 19th century. [52]1-021- Sisodia Pavan( India) hora hora. [53]1-048- Sisodia Pavan Kumar(India) Continuation of great cardiac vein as coronary sinus. [54]1-049- Allahverdiyev Mubariz Gasim(Azerbaijan) On anatomy of density of localization of cystic duct glands in human at postnatal ontogenesis. [55]1-052- Galina Spirina(Russian) Structural organization of human cardiac conduction system with regard to cardiac structure. [56]1-053- L S Ashwini(India) A Case of Accessory Left Hepatic Artery Forming an Arterial Quadrangle around the Caudate Lobe of Liver. [57]1-056- Park Jin Seo(South Korea) Visible Korean: Improved Sectioned Images of the Whole Female Body, Diverse Applicability. [58]1-057- Jung yong-wook(South Korea) Improved Sectioned Images and surface models of the Whole Dog Body. [59]9-005- Cui Dongmei(USA) Development of a Clinical Anatomy Division for Anatomical Education. [60]1-061- Zhao Dapeng(China) Sex differences in anogenital distances and digit ratios in wild David‟s rock squirrels. [61]2-027- Varga Ivan(Slovakia) Comparative analysis of macrophages and dendritic cells in thymuses of children with sudden infant death syndrome and with congenital defects [62]2-028- O David(Nigeria) Ameliorative Potentials of Hibiscus sabdariffa in Animal Model of STZ Diabetes–Induced Renal Damage: A Morphological and Biochemical study [63]2-029- Yuxiu Shi(China) Expression of caspase-12 mRNA in hippocampus in posttraumatic stress disorder rat. [64]2-031- Yuxiu Shi(China) Change in Expression of Calreticulin in Medial Prefrontal Cortex of Rats with Posttraumtic Stress Disorder. [65]2-032- Madekurozwa,Mary-Cathrine N(South Africa) Immunolocalization of Cytoskeletal Proteins and Laminin in the Epididymis of the Black-Backed Jackal (canis mesomelas) [66]2-033- Beyaz Feyzullah(Turkey) The Localization of Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor and its Receptors on Testis and Epididymis of Rabbit. [67]2-034- Elmaasarany Shirley H(Egypt) Internalization of Gap Junctions in the Granulose Cells of Rat Ovary: An Ultrastructural Study. [68]2-035- Varga Ivan(Slovakia) Thymic myoid cells in thymuses of children with congenital heart defects. [69]2-036- Suparyanti Endang Listyaningsih(Indonesia)The effects of virgin sesame oil (sesamum indicum linn) to destroyed hepatocyte induced by carbon tetrachloride (CCL4) [70]B4376-Li Ruirui(China) Effects of BNIP3 in cell death of pre-myelinating oligodendrocyte after hypoxia and stroke in rats. [71] [72]A3612-Fu Xiumei(China) Effects of Sericin Pretreatment on the Expression of NPY and leptin in Hypophysis of Type 2 Diabetes Rats. [73]A3859-Zh;ang Licai(China) The discovery and research of cerebrospinal fluid-contacting nucleus in rat brain. [74]A4011-Zhang Xiuping(China) Clinical anatomicstudyof the arteries and nerves of the seminal vesicles. [75]A4012-Huang Zijun(China) Quantitative and Positioning Anatomic Study of Human Cavernous Nerves. [76]A4022-Liu Yang(China) Improvement of the fasciatomy: from the anatomical view. [77]A4030-Wang Wei(China) The neurovascular relationships and the pathological changes of cistemal segment of Chinese abducent nerve in hypertension. [78]. [79]A4220-Zhou Chunni(China) The effects of treadmill exercise on the white matter changes in female APP/PS1 transgenic AD mouse. [80]A4295-Zhu Zhu(China) Polysaccharide Extracted from Morinda officinalis How Intragastric Administration Improves Reproductive Repair in Rats with Experimental。 [81]J4031-Wu Shixing(China) Research on induction of rat hair follicle neural crest stem cell into motor neurons. [82]J4032-Zhai Chao(China) The shift of cx32 and cx43 is involved in the hepatic lineage restriction. [83]J4202-Chang Yuqiao(China) Exploring the multipotential differentiation of cardiac telocytes and their effects on myocardial repair. [84]J4242-Yi Xi(China) The Effect of Oxiracetam on in the Hippocampus after TBI. [85]J4243-Wao Weifeng(China) CXCL12 promotes migration of after traumatic brain injury in rats. [86]J4244-Li Haoming(China) Lhx8 promotes cholinergic neuronal differentiation of hippocampal RGCs in vitro. [87]J4338-Zhao Ze(China) Intervertebral Disc Regeneration Cell Therapy Using Bone Marrow Mesenchymal Stem Cell Transplantation. [88]J4455-Wu Xiang(China) Bone Marrow Mesenchymal Stem Cells Transplantation Combined with Gene Therapy for Treatment of Cerebral Ischemic Disease. [89]J4519-Zhang Wei(China) Overexpression of PSMB5 Gene in Maintaining the Stemness Characteristics of Human Bone Marrow Stromal Cells in Long-term Cultures. [90]J4569-Liu Xueqin(China) Activation of 20S Proteasome by 18α-GA Delays the Replicative Senescence of Human Bone Marrow Mesenchymal Stem Cells. [91]K3733-Xu Jinyong(China) The antidepressant-like effect of vanillin by olfactory pathway involves monoamine neurotransmitters. [92]K3823-Liu Jun(China) Magnetic resonance imaging of brachial plexus with iterative decomposition of water and fat with echo asymmetry and least-squares estimation. [93]K3880-Huang Fulian(China) Melatonin facilitates extinction, but not acquisition or expression, of conditional cued fear in rats. [94]K3934-Wang Shen(China) Software development of Virtual Mark Muscle in Anatomy. [95]K4155-Zhu Yaoliang(China) A study of foot ligaments. [96]K4156- Zhu Yaoliang(China) An anatomic study of vascularized fibula transfer. [97]. [98] [99] [100] Syarifah,Annis( Indonesia) Unilateral Variation of Pterion: A Case Report. 18:00 - 20:00 Dinner August 10, 2014 (Sun.)

Marios Loukas, Professor, Chair of the Department of Anatomy and Assistant Dean of Basic and Allied Health Sciences at St. George’s University, Grenada.

Parallel Symposium See Biography in Symposium 6 August 10, 17 Title: Anatomy and ultrasound 2014 (Sun.) -Imaging & 08:00 - 10:00 Ultrasound Anatomy Room Shane Tubbs, Professor in Children’s Hospital of Alabama, Birmingham, AL, USA, Editor-in-Chief of 305A-B Sponsor Clinical Anatomy. IFAA/CSAS See Biography in Symposium 3.

Chair: Title: Anatomy and neuroradiology

Yuchun Tang (China) Department of Anatomy, Histology, and Embryology, Shandong University School

of Medicine, Shandong, China. A3969 Title: The construction of a three-dimensional brain atlas for image guided neurosurgery using

thin serial sectional images.

Robert Ward, Tufts Medical Center, Boston, MA, USA

Dr. Ward is the Chief of Division of Musculoskeletal Imaging and Intervention and Director of Marios Loukas Bone Densitometry at the Department of Radiology, Tufts Medical Center. He is also the Director of

Undergraduate Radiology and Education and Assistant Professor of Radiology and Orthopedics in Tufts

University School of Medicine in Boston, Massachusetts. He has authored over 10 textbooks on

Radiology and has published over 50 papers on this topic.

Title: Anatomy and imaging of the musculoskeletal system IFAA2014 Haim Cohen ( Israel ), Department of Anatomy and Anthropology, Sackler Faculty of Medicine, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel -6-023 Title: Femur fracture pattern from a forensic perspective Robet Chunhua Zhao, Professor, Director of Center for Stem Cell and TE at CAMA& PUMC. China Dr. Zhao serves as a Regional Editor of the Journal of Stem Cells and Development. His research is directed at studying the fundamental properties of stem cells and translating their unique biological properties into clinical application. In 2004 his group won the first official approval of “mesenchymal stem cell” from SFDA as to start clinical trials in China. Over the past decade, Dr. Zhao has published 212 papers in international and domestic journals. Dr. Zhao was awarded the 1st Prize of Technological Parallel Symposium Invention from MOE and the 2nd Prize of National Technological Invention. 18 Title: Characterization of Flk1+mesenchymal stem cells at both genetic and epigenetic levels -Stem Cell Martin Zenke, Professor in Cell Biology and Chairman Institute for Biomedical Engineering,

Department of Cell Biology Universitäts klinikum Aachen, Germany Sponsor CSAS Since 2008, he is member of the "Central Ethics Committee for Stem Cell Research", Federal

Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and Federal Ministry of Health (BMG), Berlin, Germany Chair: August 10, and since 2011 Managing Director of Helmholtz-Institute for Biomedical Engineering, RWTH Aachen 2014 (Sun.) University, Aachen, Germany. 08:00 - 10:00 Title: Hematopoietic stem cells and stem cell engineering Room Zhenguo Liu, Associate Professor, Division of Cardiovascular Diseases, Davis Heart and Lung 305D-E Research Institute, The Ohio State University Medical Center, USA He was Assistant Professor, Davis Heart & Lung Research Institute, The Ohio State University Medical Center. From 2001 - 2002 , he was Research Fellow, University of Minnesota Medical School, Minneapolis, MN. United States.

Title: Reactive oxygen species mediate oxidized low-density lipoprotein-induced inhibition of Oct-4 Robert Chunhua expression and endothelial differentiation of bone marrow stem cells Zhao Yaojiong Wu, Professor at Tsinghua University, China.

Dr. Wu was a faculty at the University of Alberta. He received his PhD from the University of Toronto and had postdoctoral research at Harvard Medical School and Duke University. Wu‟s research interests have been focused on the regeneration of injured tissues with stem cells.

Title: Mesenchymal stem cell trafficking and vascular obstructions: mechanisms and counter-strategy Mitsuhiro Kawata, Professor, Chairman of Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology, Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine, Graduate School of Medical Science Kyoto, Japan After receiving M.D. in Kyoto, Dr. Kawata has been working in the neuroendocrinology-based neuroanatomy, particularly focused on the hormone receptor. Dr. Kawata worked at the Rockfeller University and Edinburgh University, He is currently President of Japanese Association of Anatomists. Title: Steroid hormone action on the nervous system： Behavior is regulated by hormone Parallel Symposium receptor-associated mechanism 19 Chao Ma, Professor and Chair, Department of Anatomy, Histology and Embryology,Peking Union – Neuroanatomy Medical College & Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences,Institute of Basic Medical Sciences, Beijing Dr. Chao Ma graduated from Peking Union Medical College in 1999 and obtained his MD degree. Sponsor CSAS Postdoctoral Associate in Yale University School of Medicine in 2000 to study the mechanisms of chronic pain. He was promoted to Associate Research Scientist in 2003 and Assistant Professor in 2008, Professor and Chair of Anatomy, Histology and Embryology in the Institute of Basic Medical Sciences, August 10, Chair: Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences.

2014 (Sun.) Title: IgG immune complex induces hyperalgesia via specific activation of peripheral nociceptive 08:00 - 10:00 neurons Room 311 Zhoufeng Chen, Professor, director at Center for the Study of Itch, Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. He received his B.S from Wuhan University and Ph.D. from University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston. He is a outstanding specialist for studying the molecular and neural mechanisms of itch and pain sensations. Title: Can we separate the itch and pain pathways? Yunqing Li Feng Wei, Associate Professor in the Department of Neural and Pain Sciences at the University of Maryland, Baltimore. His lab has conducted a series of experimental investigations to explore cellular and molecular mechanisms of the brainstem descending facilitation and central sensitization underlying the maintenance of neuropathic pain and to provide new strategy to relief chronic pain. Title: Serotonin-dependent descending facilitation contributes to the maintenance of neuropathic pain Mohammad Taghi Joghataei.( Iran ), Division of Neuroscience, Cellular and Molecular Research IFAA2014- Center, Iran University of medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran. 8-065

Title: Cell Based- therapy in spinal cord injury

Jens Waschke, Professor, Institute of Anatomy and Cell Biology Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU), Munich, Germany Parallel Symposium Prof. Waschke was trained as a physician and anatomist at the University of Würzburg where he 20 finally was the head of department III at the institute of Anatomy and Cell Biology. Since 2011 he is -SOBOTTA chairman of department I at the Institute of Anatomy and Cell Biology at the LMU in Munich. Besides symposium on cell his research interest in cell biology of desmosomes and the endothelial barrier he is editor of the biology: Cell Sobotta-Atlas of human anatomy. contacts and Title: Desmosomes and extradesmosomal desmocadherin-based contacts as signaling hubs signaling Rudolf Leub, Professor, Institute of Molecular and Cellular Anatomy RWTH Aachen Germany

Prof. Leube studied chemical engineering and medicine in St. Louis, Marburg and Tübingen. He Sponsor AG & August 10, obtained his postdoctoral training at the German Cancer Research Center in Heidelberg. After his Elsevier 2014 (Sun.) appointment as Professor of Anatomy at Mainz University and a sabbatical as guest professor of biology Chair: 08:00 - 10:00 in Salt Lake City, he has been head of the Institute of Molecular and Cellular Anatomy at RWTH Aachen Room 307 University. Title: Consequences of compromised mechanical coupling in desmoglein 2-mutant mice for

cardiomyocyte function and survival Spiro Getsios, Professor in Feinberg School of Medicine Northwestern University USA Spiro Getsios received his Ph.D. from the University of British Columbia (Vancouver, Canada) and trained as a cell biologist under the tutelage of Professor Kathleen J. Green at Northwestern University (Chicago, USA). He is currently an Assistant Professor in the Dermatology and Cell and Molecular Jens Waschke Biology departments at Northwestern University where his research program is focused in cell-cell adhesion and communication complexes that regulate epithelial cell differentiation. Title: An Eph/-Dsg1 signaling nexus that regulates keratinocyte adhesion and differentiation Volker Spindler, Professor, Institute of Anatomy and Cell Biology Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) Munich, Germany Volker Spindler was trained as a physician and anatomist at the University of Würzburg before in 2012 he accepted the position as assistant professor for biophysical characterization of cell adhesion at the department I of the Institute of Anatomy and Cell Biology at the LMU in Munich. His main scientific goal is to understand the biology and mechanics of desmosomal adhesion in health and disease. Title: Desmoglein-mediated signaling in pemphigus pathogenesis 1.Nyamse,Victor(UK): A Categorization of anatomical information to reduce load on anatomy learners. 2.Dongmei Cui (USA) Building 3D Virtual Models of Common Anatomic Variants and Pathologic Chair: Conditions of the Head and Neck for Teaching Clinical Anatomy.

August 10, 3.Gopalakrishnakone,P(Singapore): Technology Enhanced Learning in Medical School with special Thomas R. Gest 2014 (Sun.) Free Papers Session reference to Anatomy. (USA) 08:00 – 10:00 6- Teaching methods 4.May,Hila(Israel): CT- Enhanced Anatomy course using enterprise visualization.

Room 308 for anatomy 5.Blaich,Raymond(Australia): Evolving Anatomy Education: The Impact on Osteopathic Programs. Dongmei Cui 6.Lehman, Michael N. (USA) Development of a Clinical Anatomy Division for Anatomical Education. 崔冬梅 7.Claire F. Smith(UK):A Validated Anatomy Syllabus for Medical Students. (USA) 8.Jon Cornwall(New Zealand ) An examination of Australian and New Zealand legislation governing images of donated cadavers. 10:00 - 10:30 Tea break exhibition and poster(the author please stand by poster) Parallel Symposium Lynne Opperman, Professor of Biomedical Sciences, Director of Technology Development Texas A&M August 10, 21 University Baylor College of Dentistry, Dallas, Texas, U.S.A. President of the American Association of 2014 (Sun.) -Role of Anatomy in Anatomists. 10:30 - 12:30 Translational See Biography in Plenary Talks 2 Room Research 305A-B Title: Pre-clinical testing of a novel root-form implant for use as a minimally invasive approach to Sponsor AAA replacing teeth Chair: Kathy Svoboda, Regent’s Professor in Department of Biomedical Sciences, Texas A&M University Baylor College of Dentistry, Dallas, Texas, U.S.A. Prof. Svoboda‟s research is focused on signal transduction pathways controlling developmental processes and cell biology of adult tissues. In this talk she will show how basic science research on gingival fibroblast response to nicotine, ethanol and hydrogen peroxide was changed by specific molecules with antioxidant properties. Title: From bench to oral products: How cellular behavior supported product development Lynne Opperman Jerry Feng, Professor at Texas A&M University Baylor College of Dentistry, Dallas, Texas, U.S.A. Prof. Feng‟s expertise and background include bone and tooth research in the mineralization and pulp biology fields using animal models (loss of function, gain of function, and mutation), and large animals. His osteocyte publication in Nature Genetics has changed the dogma of “osteoblasts form mineralized bone”. In this talk, he will explain why it is osteocyte, but not osteoblast, that forms and maintains mineral in skeleton. Title: Believe or not, The osteocyte, instead of osteoblast, builds and maintains mineralization in bone Phillip Kramer, Professor in the Department of Biomedical Sciences, Texas A&M University Baylor College of Dentistry, Dallas, Texas, U.S.A. Prof. Kramer‟s lab studies the question of why women report pain more than men. The lab looks at molecular and electrophysiological changes that are responsible peripherally and centrally that can result in the different response or perception to pain. In addition to looking at gender differences in pain the lab is interested in improving pain treatment. Current research is looking at the healing and pain response to cements that are used in endodontic procedures. Title: A rat model for testing materials to improve pain and healing for endodontic procedures Parallel Symposium Helen Nicholson, Professor of Anatomy, Deputy PVC Health Sciences, Dean, Otago School of Medical August 10, 22 Sciences, Otago University of Otago Dunedin, New Zealand 2014 (Sun.) -State of Anatomy Helen Nicholson has been Dean of the Otago School of Medical Sciences and Head of the 10:30 - 12:30 Department of Anatomy. She has been involved in clinical anatomy and medical education for nearly 30 Room Sponsor ANZACA/ years and was a co-producer of the television documentary “Donated to Science”. 305D-E CSAS Title: Historical perspective: Anatomy down the ages; lessons for the future

Chair: Ming Zhang, Department of Anatomy, University of Otago, New Zealand

See Biography in Symposium 3B.

Title: Research/teaching integration as a hallmark of the ethos of anatomy departments

Gareth Jones Phil Blyth, Faculty of Medicine, University of Otago, New Zealand

See Biography in Symposium 13.

Title: Future directions for anatomy

Shaoxiang Zhang, Professor, Ph.D., M.D., director of Institute of Digital Medicine, Third Military Medical University, China Prof. Zhang earned his Ph.D. and M.D. at Third Military Medical University and had been in Bonn University as a visiting scholar for three years. His current research focus is on visible human, digital medicine and computer assisted surgery. He has devoted himself to Chinese Visible Human Project and is working hard with his team to make greater contributions to its application to clinical diagnosis and treatment. He is vice president of Chinese Society of Anatomical Sciences and chairman of Chinese Society of Digital Medicine. Title: Application of Chinese Visible Human in Digital Medicine Research KatrinAmunts, Professor, Director of the C. and O. Vogt Institute of Brain Research, Heinrich-Heine Parallel Symposium University Düsseldorf; Director of the Institute of Neuroscience and Medicine (INM-1), Research Centre 23 Jülich, Germany August 10, – Brainnetome KatrinAmunts is member of the editorial board of Brain Structure and Function and a member of the 2014 (Sun.) Ethic Advisory Board of the German Cohort. Her research is focused on development of a virtual, 10:30 - 12:30 Sponsor CSAS three-dimensional human brain model based on microstructure, connectivity, molecular architecture and Room 311 functional imaging. Amunts is awarded as programme speaker “Decoding the Human Brain” of Helmholtz Association and subproject leader “human brain data” in the Human Brain Project. Chair: Title: New insights into fiber architecture of the human brain Tianzi Jiang, Professor of Brain Imaging and Cognitive Disorders, Institute Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences; Chinese Director of the Sino-French Laboratory in Computer Science, Automation and Applied Mathematics (LIAMA) Dr. Jiang is Associate Editor of IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging, IEEE Transactions on Autonomous Mental Development, Neuroscience Bulletin and an Academic Editor of PLoS One. His research interests include neuroimaging, Brainnetome, imaging genetics. He is the author or co-author of over 200 reviewed journal papers in these fields and the co-editor of six issues of the Lecture Notes in Tianzi Jiang Computer Sciences. Title: Brainnetome atlas Olaf Sporns, Provost Professor in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, Indiana University, USA Olaf Sporns received a Ph.D. in neuroscience from Rockefeller University, and conducted postdoctoral work at The Neurosciences Institute in New York and San Diego. His main research area is theoretical and computational neuroscience, with an emphasis on complex systems, brain mapping and connectivity. Sporns has authored over 150 peer-reviewed publications as well as the recent books “Networks of the Brain” and “Discovering the Human Connectome”, both published by MIT Press.

Title: Mapping the complex networks of the human brain

FuqiangXu, Professor of Wuhan Institute of Physics and Mathematics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Dr. Fuqiang Xu received a Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry (1994) and Physiology (1998) from University of Kentucky and did postdoctoral training at departments of Neurobiology, Molecular Biochemistry and Biophysics, Yale Medical School.His research focuses onneurobiology, neuroscience and neuroimage. Title: Visualizing the neurocircuits

Parallel Symposium Colin Ockleford, F.R.C.Path., D.Sc., Lancaster Medical School, Lancaster University, Lancaster LA1 24 4YB. UK. August 10, - Horizons in Colin Ockleford is an emeritus professor at Lancaster University Medical School and a Visiting Professor 2014 (Sun.) Development at Leicester University. He is a Fellow of the Academy of Medical Educators and has helped to set up 3 10:30 - 12:30 UK Medical Schools. His research which led to the award of the Symington prize is in reproductive Room 307 Sponsor Anatomical and developmental anatomy and pathology. He is currently Honorary Secretary of the Anatomical Society. Society.

Title:Horizons in Development Chair： Yixun Liu, Professor, Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), Chairman of Academic Committee of State Key Lab of Reproductive Biology, Director of Chinese Society of Reproductive Biology. Professor Liu has published more than 250 highly cited papers. He has been awarded several prestigious national research prizes and was recently nominated as an outstanding teacher by the Science/Technology University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. More than 40 postdoc, Ph.D and Master students under his supervision have graduated from the Institute. Title: Regulation of spermatogonial stem cells development and spermatogenesis by somatic Colin Ockleford signaling Anne Ferguson-Smith, Professor and Head of the Department of Genetics, Cambridge University Anne Ferguson-Smith obtained her PhD from Yale University and did postdoctoral training in Cambridge. Her team conducts research in mammalian developmental epigenetics in three main areas; stem cells and developmental programming, functional genomics and epigenetics, and genomic imprinting in development and disease. Title: The epigenetic paradigm shift in reproductive and developmental anatomy Zoltán Molnár, Professor of Developmental Neurobiology, Department of Physiology Anatomy and Genetics, Oxford University Zoltán Molnár‟s research focus is on the cerebral cortical development. The arealization of the mammalian cortex is controlled by a combination of intrinsic factors that are expressed within or near the cortex, and external signals, some of which are mediated through thalamic input. Members of his research group study the generation of cortical neurons and development of the cortical connectivity in this context. His ultimate aim is to understand the vulnerable developmental mechanisms that are implicated in the etiology of neurological and mental disorders such as autism, epilepsy, cerebral palsy, and schizophrenia. Title:Development of the Central Nervous System Antonio Hernández Jerez, Professor of Toxicology, University of Granada School of Medicine, Spain. Dr. Antonio Hernández-Jerez research activity has centered on organophosphate-induced delayed neuropathy, paraoxonase-1 (PON1). He has been an advisor of the World Health Organization on advances in the use of biomarkers in children, a member of the Scientific Advisory Committee of the Environmental Protection Agency of the U.S., consultant of the Brazilian National Agency for Health Surveillance and is currently an independent expert of the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and a member of the panel on plant protection products and their residues (PPR).He has had 16 competitive research projects funded, has 187 scientific publications. Title:Anatomical influences in regulatory approaches to developmental neurotoxicity 1.Darwin,Eryati(Indosia) : The Histopathologic appearance of the pancreatic islet in hyperglicaemia. 2.Zhen Li (China): Localization and involvement of RANTES in regulating luminal acidication in rat Chair: epididymis. 3.Adamkov,Marian(Slovakia): Expression of mismatch repair proteins and correlation with survivin in He Li colon lesions. August 10, 李和 4.Jun Tan(China): Role of C-KIT receptor in the development of colorectal cancer. 2014 (Sun.) Free Papers Session (China) 5.Mahajan,Reeha(India): Chronic Toxicity induced by Chlorpyrifos- A Histomorphological Study. 10:30 – 12:30 7-Histology 6.Khazaeil,kaveh(Iran): Immunohistochemistrical and molecular changes in lamb articular cartilage Room 308 Mahajan,Reeha induced by enrofloxacin. (India) 7.Chirculescu,Andy R.M.( Romania) Immunocytochemical Peculiarities of the Human Foetal Pituitary Cells. 8.Mustafa F Sargon( Turkey) The Suspension bridge: A Novel approach for transmission electron microscopy (TEM) of myodural bridges. 12:30 - 13:30 Lunch Break Jingyan Han, Professor and Chair, Department of Integration of Chinese and Western Medicine, Peking University Health Science Center, Beijing, China. Vice-President of Chinese Society for Microcirculation. Parallel Symposium Dr Han got Ph.D from Keio University Japan in 2002. He currently is a President, Professional 25 Committee for Microcirculation of Chinese Association of Integrative Medicine, He has published over - Permeability 40 original articles and reviews in the last 10 years. He has demonstrated the pivotal role of

13:30 - 15:30 microcirculatory disturbance rather than macrovascular deficits in the whole pathological course of blood Sponsor Tasly Room307 stasis related diseases. Microcirculation Title: In vivo analysis of microvascular permeability in normal and ischemia/reperfusion rats Research Center Gu Yong, Associate Professor and Lab Chief in Department of Neurology, Nanfang Hospital, Southern

Medical University. Chair:

Title: Nitrix oxide/Caveolin-1/MMP pathway: A Novel Therapeutic Strategy for Drug Discovery from Hebral Medicine Targeting BBB disruption during Cerebral Ischemia-reperfusion Injury Yoshiro Sohma Associate Professor, Department of Pharmacology, School of Medicine, Keio University Yoshiro Sohma Japan

Title: A novel method to measure epithelial water permeability using coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering (CARS) microscopy

Chunshui Pan, Tasly Microcirculation Research Center, Peking University Health Science Center. Jingyan Han China Dr. Pan get her Ph.D, degree of Physilolgy and Pathophysiology, and Postdoctoral training in Laboratory of Vascular Biology Institute of Molecular Medicine in Peking University Health Science Center, China. Her research focus on microcirculation in various organs. Title: Microvascular hyperpermeability induced by LPS and the amelioration of Chinese medcine

Qiaobing Huang, Professor, Department of Pathophysiology, Key Lab for Shock and Microcirculation Research, Southern Medical University. China Dr. Huang Graduated in First Military Medical University (MD) (Guangzhou, China) and Ph.D at Academy of Military Medical Sciences (Beijing, China). Was trained as Research Assistant and Senior Visiting Scholar in Texas A & M University (College Station, TX, U.S.A). Research focuses on microcirculation, specially endothelial functional changes and the underlying mechanisms in the

developments of traumatic shock and diabetes mellitus. Title: Advanced glycation end products induce endothelial dysfunction in the development of diabetic microvascular complication 1.Getsios,Spiro(USA): An Eph/Ephrin-Desmoglein 1 signalizing nexus that regulates keratinocyte Chair: adhesion and differentiation. 2.Zhiying Zhang (China): Small Molecule Compounds Induced Differentiation of Mesenchymal Robet Chunhua Stem Cells into Neuronal Cells. August 10, Free Papers Session Zhao 3.Nobakht,Maliheh(Iran): Effect of Neurotrophin-3 on differentiation of rat hair follicle stem cells into 2014 (Sun.) 8- Stem Cell 赵春华 neural like cells. 13:30 – 15:30 (China) 4.Zhiyuan Li (China): Vitamin E isoform δ-tocopherol enhanced the efficiency of neural stem cell Room305A-B differentiation via L-type calcium channel. Getsios,Spiro 5.Liem,IK(Indonesia): Flow Cytometry Analysis of Derived-Stem Cell Cultured in (USA) Various Xeno-free Media. 6.A,Carol(South Africa): The effect of a nanocrystalline silver dressing on epithelial restoration and the rate of healing in full thickness, excisional wounds in a porcine model. 7. Michela Isola( Italy) Morphological changes in human salivary glands in type 2 diabetic status.

1.May,Hila(Switzerland): What femoral mid-shaft morphology tell us about early farmers at the advent Chair: of agriculture?

2.Yun Xiu (China): Loss of the myelinated fibers in the corpus callosum of the mouse model of Tuli,Anita schizophrenia induced by MK-801. August 10, (India) 3.Farrell,Scott F(Australia): The anatomy and morphometry of the meniscoids of the lateral atlantoaxial 2014 (Sun.) Free Papers Session joints. 13:30 – 15:30 9-Morphology Maolin Tang 4. Buliang Meng (China): Principle of relative positioning of structures in the human body. Room305D-F 唐冒林 5.Jetti,R(India): Ameliorative effect of ginkgo biloba on neurodegeneration caused by fluoride. (China) 6.Uli,An ita(India): Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor as a Consequential Marker in Chronic

Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.

7. Kippers,Vaughan( Australia) Adaptive Tutorials in Radiological Anatomy. 1.Shuling Bai (China): Effect of curcumin on the expression of VEGF and Tsp-1 in aortic aneurysm. 2.Pawitan,Jeanne A.(Indonesia): Differentiation capacity of umbilical cord derived stem cells cultured in Chair: various kinds of media. 3.Chung,Beom Sun(South Korea): Portable document format files showing the surface models of August 10, Free Papers Session Yunqing Li cadavers. 2014 (Sun.) 10- Asia Pacific 李云庆 4.Than,Myo(Malaysia): Are the nasal parameters and nose types of Malay population different from 13:30 – 15:30 Anatomical (China) other races? Room308 Associassion 5.Meyer,Geoffrey T(Australia): Learn histology online! View innovative, learning and teaching Raheja,Shashi resources for online delivery of curricula, laboratory practicals and formal assessments in histology. (India) 6.Raheja,Shashi(India): Morphological and surgical anatomy of coronary sinus, its tributaries and relation to the mitral valve annulus. 7.UBaran Kasirga(Turkey) The Suspension Bridge:A Novel Approach for Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) of Myodural Bridges. 8. Damayanti Devi Ningthoujam(India) How to make the subject of Anatomy appealing to be chosen as a career.

1.Margiana,Ria(Indonesia): Correlation between Glycoprotein in extracellular matrix and lung volume in different body weight rat. 2.Mingzhe Ou (Taibei): The influence of bilateral symmetry of human being with diseases. 3.Qureshi,Fariha(Pakistan): Protective role of vitamin c and e against sodium arsenate induced changes Chair: in developing kidney of albino mice.

4. Houqi Liu (China) LincRNAs play critical roles as the endogrous microRNA sponges in the August 10, Fen Gensheng post-transcriptional regulatory Network of Human Embryonic Stem Cells 2014 (Sun.) (USA) Free Papers Session 5.Fen Gensheng(USA) Abstract number Shp2 and molecular signaling in embryonic and adult stem cells 13:30 – 15:30 11-Developmental in health and diseases. Room 311 Houqi Liu Biology 6.Erin F. Hutchinson (South Africa) Changes in the bony architecture of the mental region of the 刘厚奇 immature human mandible (China) 7.Michal Feldman1(Israel) Characterization of a tumor suppressor sequence from 18th to 19th century mummies 8.A.R.M.Chirculescu(Romania)Pituitary Folliculo-stellate Cells: Highly Specialised or Non-differentiated Cells?

15:30-16:00 Tea break, exhibition and poster(the author please stand by poster)

1.Zhao Chen (USA): Obesity, Biomarkers and Mortality in Multiethnic Cohort of Older Women in the Chair: US. 2.Kaki,Swamy B (Malaysia): Age-Gender Related Anthropometric values and Cranio-facial indices- A August 10, Chen Zhao Study in Malaysia. 2014 (Sun.) (USA) 3.Clarke,Carrie A.(South Africa): Facial Fatness as a Complicating Factor in Forensic Facial Free Papers Session 16:00 – 18:00 Reconstruction. 12-Anthropology Room Huanjiu Xi 4.Fu Ren(China) Craniofacial asymmetry study on young male Han nationality in Liaoning province 305A-B 席唤久 based on Euclidean Distance Matrix Analysis (China) 5.Widiyani,Tetri (Indonesia): Age-related changes of the second metacarpal length in chimpanzee age 0 to 43.6 years. 6.Abramov,Julia(Israel): Musculoskeletal Stress Markers on Long Bones: CT based validation 7.Lander,Stacey L(South Africa):Diagenetic alteration of human bone from the Crown Mines, South Africa. 8. Sella-Tunis,Tatiana(Israel) The Human Chin: Its Structure and Function.

1.May,Hila(Switzerland): Integrating geometric-morphometric analysis in human long bones studies. 2.Huitong Liu(China): The Significance of Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Vertebral Fractures and Chair: Spinal cord Injury Diagnosis.

August 10, 3.Dini,badriyatut(Indonesia): Varying Features of Indonesian Deutromelayu Female Bodies and 3D May,Hila 2014 (Sun.) Free Papers Session Digital Model of Attractive Bodies. (Switzerland) 16:00 – 18:00 13-Digitized 4.Barut,Cagatay(Turkey): Evaluation of facial symmetry-asymmetry in relation to body cathexis:

Room Morphology Preliminary results. Ming Zhang 305 D-E 5.Ofusori,David A(South Africa): Shape variation of suprascapular notch in south african scapulae. 张铭 6.Oh,Chang-Seok(South Korea) Opening Students‟ to basic images of CT and MRI. (China) 7.Baca,Vaclav(Czech)Network of Excellence in Education – Simulation of Medical Procedures on Cadavers. 1.Stein,Dan（Israel）: The 3D microstructure of the human annulus fibrosus using DTI followed by fiber tracking. 2.Miao Wang (China):The Arrangement Type of tendons in Pes Anserinus in Chinese Population: A Chair: Research for Improving Harvest Method. 3.Kachlik,David(Czech): Role of eponyms in anatomy. August 10, Shuwei Liu 4. Haijiao Mao (China): An Anatomic Study of Interconnections between the Flexor Hallucis Longus and 2014 (Sun.) Free Papers Session 刘树伟 Flexor Digitorum Longus. 16:00 – 18:00 14- Anatomy(3) (China) 5.Woodley,Stephanie J.(New Zealand): The oblique popliteal ligament: an anatomic and MRI Room investigation. 307 Schmeisser,Mic 6.Snodgrass,Brett(USA): The eponyms vessels of Wearn and vessels of Thebesius are essential terms to hael describe the heart's vasculature. (Germany) 7. Khodeli,Nodar G.( Georgia) Morphological Changes of Dog Liver preserved by different Methods. 8. Ulfa Elfiah( Indonesia) Characteristics of 3D digital modeling of facial type features of attractive deutromelayu women in Indonesia. August 10, Chair: 1.Ami,Olivier(France): Anatomy of human fetal white matter development in diffusion MRI with fiber Free Papers Session 2014 (Sun.) tracking. 15- Neuroanatomy(2) 16:00 – 18:00 Ami,Olivier 2.Qionglan Yuan (China): Neuroplastin 65 Knock Out Improves the cognitive function and inhibits LTP Room (France) of Mice. 308 3.Mwachaka,Philip(Kenya): Structural changes in the rabbit neural following monocular Chao Ma deprivation 马超 4.Tohno,Setsuko(Thailand): Close Relationships among the Seven Gray Matters of the Limbic System (China) and Basal Ganglia with regard to the Phosphorus Content. 5. Hardy Senjaya( Indonesia): A 55 year old man with progressive neuralogic deficits (case reports). 6.Ren Hongyi (China) proBDNF inhibits Schwann cells migration out of proximal stumps at an early stage after adult rat sciatic nerve transaction. 7.Olugbenga A. Ayannuga(Nigerian): Myelin sheath injury in kaolin induced hydrocephalus: A light and electron microscopy study 1.Mirjalili,Seyed Ali(New Zealand): Rewriting human surface anatomy using cross-sectional imaging. 2.Anja Bockers (Germany): Modern concepts of teaching and learning anatomy at German Medical Chair: Schools.

August 10, 3.Shilo,Elena I.(Russian) : The structurization of Russian comparative-anatomical lexicon in XVIII-XIX. Anja Bockers 2014 (Sun.) 4.Ikah,December SK(UK) : Anatomy Spotter Tests: An exploration using classical test theory. Free Papers Session (Germany) 16:00 – 18:00 5.Bussmann,Allan James de Castro( Brazil) The Teaching of Human Anatomy For Individuals With 16-Others Room Visual Deficiency: A Pratical Experience. Weiming Duan 311 6.Anasheva,Dana(Kazakhstan)The morbidity of the dorsal spine of 1-st year students of Astana Medical 段维明 University and measures of its prophylaxis. (China) 7.Afnan-Holmes Taraneh(China) Learning Medical Terminology through Bridging the Known and Unknown

POSTER (August. 10, 2014 (Sat.) 08:00 - 17:00. No.301-400)

[1]1-023- Le Floch-Prigent,Patrice P(France) A gorilla‟s adult head skeleton : seriated ct-scan and reconstructions. [2]1-024- Le Floch-Prigent,Patrice P(France) An adult osseous head in the hippopotamus : seriated, frontal ct-scan and reconstructions. [3]1-062- George Bincy M(India) Morphological variations of the seen in the cadavers of south Indian region. [4]1-063- Marpalli Sapna(India) A Rare Combination of Multiple Venous Convergences to the Left Renal Vein and Renal Venous Collar around the Abdominal . [5]1-069- Le Floch-Prigent,Patrice P(France) An anatomical model of the brain in wax by Tramond (circa 1900): a Fleschsig cross-section and an inferior view of the basis [6]1-070- Thomas Huban R(India) An anomalous communication between nerve to mylohyoid and the lingual nerves and its clinical implications – a case report. [7] H4340- Hongpeng Li(China) The chondroitin sulfate proteoglycans in the scar formation inhibit axonal regeneration after traumatic brain injury [8]1-078- Olave E(Chile) Weight of the heart, lungs, liver, spleen and kidneys regard to ethnic groups, age, sex and body mass index in775 autopsies of Chilean individuals [9]1-083- Torrez,Juan(Chile) Perimeter of heart valves in relation to ethnicity, sex, age and body mass index in individuals Chilean Mapuche and non-Mapuche. [10] H3876- Xiangshan Yuan(China)Topographical projection of the adenaosine a2a receptor-expressing neurons in mouse caudate putamen [11]B4386-Liu Yuanlai(China) Expression pattern of PRRC2B protein in developing rat brains. [12]B3759-Wang Qian(China) Bmi1 Plays A Critical Role in Preventing Bone Aging by Inhibiting Oxidative Stress. [13]B3817-Zhou Hongli(China) The prevention of DA neuron degeneration induced by colchicine viaTLR3-TRIF signaling pathway. [14]B4173-Lu Xiaohong(China) Roles of microRNA-433 and integrin α4β1 in lymphangiogenesis, lymphatic , and prognosis in colon cancer. [15]B4249-Cai Peiling(China) PNAS4 Knockout does not Induce Obviously Neurocytes Apoptosis and Abnormal Development in Mice Brain. [16]B4418-Guam Yinlu(China) Primary study of MicroRNA controlling arteriogenesis induced by elevated fluid shear stress in rat hind limb. [17]C4015-Gao Yuan(China) The white matter changes are involved in the pathological process of depression. [18]C4036-Gai Fenglei(China) Running exercise increases the myelinated fibers in DG of hippocampus in APP/PS1 transgenic AD mouse. [19]C4076-Zhang Lei(China) Exercise protects the cognitive function and the white matter in APP/PS1 transgenic AD mouse. [20]1-084- Marvan Jiri(Czech) Osteon Directions in Compact Bone of Distal Part of the Human Fibula; Morphological and Biomechanical Aspects. [21]1-085- Cunha Marcos G. S(Brazil) Identification and description of anatomical variations of fibular collateral ligament in the human anatomy laboratory of UniFOA. [22]1-087- Fang Yan(China) p62 Attenuated Proteasome Inhibitor MG132-Induced Cell Death in 3T3-L1 Cells. [23]1-088-Bai Shuling(China) Zinc Sulfate Inhibited Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm in the Rat by Induction of Zinc Finger Protein A20 Suppressing Activity of Nuclear factor κB [24]1-089- Bai Shuling(China) Effect of Zinc Finger Protein A20 on TNF-α Mediated Monocyte Chemoattractant Protein-1 Expression and Apoptosis and the Molecular mechanisms in vascular [25]1-091- Yi Min-Hee(South Korea) RhoGDI2 controls for migration of astrocytes following an excitotoxic lesion in the mouse hippocampus. [26]1-092- Zhang,Enji(South Korea) Regulation of endoplasmic reticulum stress on autophagy in neuropathic Pain [27]1-093- Cho Byung-Pil(South Korea) Types of Articular Facets of the Clinical Subtalar Joint [28]1-094- Kosif Rengin(Turkey) Clonninger‟s temperament and character inventory profiles of anatomists: is there a relation with specialty choise? [29]1-095- Kachlik David(Czech) Ulnar artery anatomy for clinical approaches [30]C4138-Zhang Yi(China) Stereological study of the effect of running exercise on the oligodendrocyte change in the white matter of APP/PS1 transgenic AD mice. [31]D4425-Qiu Yuanyuan(China) Trx/Txnip is the key element in Neuro-2A cell apoptosis induced by AGEs. [32]H3933-Li Li(China) G-CSF ameliorates neuronal apoptosis through GSK-3β inhibition following HI in rats. [33]H3961-Lu Jianfei(China) Knockdown of 5 (PDCD5) attenuate brain microcirculation disturbance after middle cerebral artery occlusion in mice [34]H4314-Zheng Li(China) The effect of inducible nitric oxide synthase on mTOR-patway following cerebral ischemia in rats. [35]H4340-Li Hongpeng(China) The chondroitin sulfate proteoglycans in the scar formation inhibit axonal regeneration after traumatic brain injury. [36]H4356-Zhang Lianxiang(China) The Effect of Ningxia Fruitless Lycium Sprout Extracts on Learning and Memory in Aging Mice. [37]H4447-Ling Yanwu(China) Five loci of the APOE gene single nucleotide polymorphisms and cognitive ability interaction with high aluminum exposure in Han and and Zhuang ….. [38]H4478-Fan Kai(China) The impact of up-regulated microglial cathepsin H on LPS-induced neuroinflammation. [39]H4491-Zhang Yanli(China) The functional role of DPPI in lipopolyccharide-induced neuroinflammation. [40]1-097- Carrascosa-Sánchez Josefa(Spain) Surface EMG activity of ulnar flexo extensor muscles of the wrist during ulnar deviation. [41]1-098- Slocker-de Arce Ana M(Spain) Isokinetic dinamometry evaluation of the wrist radial and ulnar deviators muscles [42]1-099- Slocker-de Arce Ana M(Spain) Relationship of anthropometric measures and isokinetic work in the shoulder rotation. [43]1-100- Kachlik David(Czech) Princeps pollicis artery – fake or reality? [44]1-103- Ozturk Adnan(Turkey) The Course of the Trochlear Nerve at the Lateral Wall of the Lateral Sellar Compartment and Variable Morphometry of the Infratrochlear. [45] [46]1-106- Kolkenbeck – Ruh Andrea(South Africa) Anomalous patterns of the carotid arterial system. [47]1-108- Zhivadinovik Juluja(Macedonia) Common origin of arteria carotis communis sinistra and truncus brachiocephalicus. [48]1-109- Dodevski Ace(Macedonia) Anatomy of the posterior cerebral artery. [49]1-110- Algieri Rubén D(Argentina) Plastination with Silicon and Epoxy Resin: New Technique and Its Importance in the Study of Anatomy. [50]A4312-Chen Chunhua(China) Inhalation of hydrogen alleviated the hepatic injury by reducing the expression of UCP2 protein. [51]A4551-Zhang Guanyu(China) Anatomical Measurement of Adamkiewicz Artery and Its Supply for Anterior Spinal Artery. [52]A4552-Yue Lei(China) Applied Anatomy for Lumbar Puncture. [53]C3567-Chen Jing(China) The role of an inwardly rectifying K+ channel (Kir4.1) in the inner ear. [54]C4520-Huang Chunxia(China) The changes of the oligodendrocyte and myelin sheaths in the hippocampal formation of CUMS rat model of depression. [55] J4338-Ze Zhao(China )J4338-Intervertebral disc regeneration cell therapy using bone marrow mesenchymal stem cell transplantation [56] H4499- Qian Wang(China)Parthenolide modulates NF-κB and FLIP expression in the substantia nigra of mice with MPTP-induced Parkinson‟s disease [57]D3877-Li Ruixi(China) Aβ-Stimulated BMDCs combined with spleen-derived cells attenuates learning and memory deficits and Prevents AD Pathology in APPswe/PSENldE9 mice [58]D4178-Wang Geng(China) Triptolide inhibits the growth of human breast cancer cells by downregulating VEGF pathway. [59]D4182-Zeng Guoqing(China) Disruption of phosphoinositide-specific phospholipases Cγ1 contributes to extracellular matrix synthesis of human osteoarthritis chondrocytes [60]1-112- Binvignat O(Chile) Biometry of the ossicles of the middle ear in humans [61]1-113-Zhang Yong-qing(China) The reconstruction of thumbopposition function using pectoralis minor taking along flap: applied anatomic study [62]1-114- Zhang Yong-qing(China) Anatomic study of the volar approach of endoscopic carpal tunnel release. [63]1-115- Ferrante Maria S(Argentina) Reflected Ligament: Anatomical and Surgical Considerations. [64]1-117- Sudirman Sudirman(Indonesia) Bilateral Variations of the Mental Foramen: A Case Report. [65]1-118- Gayretli,Ozcan(Turkey) Morphometric and morphologic anatomy of spinoglenoid notch. [66]1-119- Sagimova Gulzira K(Kazakhstan) Lymphoid Tissue of Anorectal Zone of Human Rectum in Prenatal Ontogenesis. [67]1-124- Le Floch-Prigente,Patrice P(France) A giant right head and neck: an anatomical model by Auzoux in papier maché. [68]1-125- Bang Jong-Ho( South Korea) Anatomy of axillary nerve for nerve transfer. [69]1-126- Baek Bong-Gil (South Korea) Morphology of diaphragmatic crura and its classification. [70]6-029 Héctor Silva Mella (Chile) Kinetics of gait, postural balance and body mass index during the first, second and third trimester of pregnancy [71]J4237-Zou Linqing(China) Activated astrocytes induced by Fimbria-fornix -transected hippocampal extracts promote the neuronal differentiation of hippocampal NSCs in vitro [72]J4239-Ding Hui(China) SDF-1α/CXCR4 mediates radial -induced migration of neural stem cells. [73]J4240-Shi Jinghong(China) Effect of Lhx8 in hippocampal cholinergic neural regeneration. [74]J4241-Tan Xuefeng(China) Brn4 and TH synergistically promote the differentiation of neural. [75]J4299-Xiong Kai(China) Long-term survival and differentiation of retinal progenitors derived from human embryonic stem cells within the ocular microenvironment of rat [76] J4328-Tao Xuelei(China) IGF2-induced neuronal differentiation of hippocampal neural stem cells in vitro. [77] J4434-Liu Xiaodong(China) The effects of estradiol on the proliferation and differentiation of rat hippocampal neural stem cells [78] D4258-Cai Peiling(China) PICK1, a Novel Calcium Release-Activated Calcium (CRAC) Channel interacting protein. [79] D4371-Xu Xiaoyuan(China) The mRNA and microRNA expression profiles of human mesenchymal stem cell during adipogenesis. [80] D4468-Tang Hanlin(China) Increased expression of Dnmt3a correlates with oligodendroglial dysfunction in schizophrenia-like mouse [81] 10-026-Liu,Chao(China) Role of Cell Density in H9 Cell Differentiation. [82] 7-014Plaisant,odile(France) 3D Reconstruction of Human Thorax [83] 8-060-Pyeon,Hee Jang( South Korea) Restoration of synaptophysin expression by BDNF in BoNT/A treated primary cultured neuron. [84] 8-061-Plaisant,Odile(France) From the description of the thalamus made by Dejerine to Terminologia Anatomica. [85] 8-063-Chirculescu,M.(Romania) Functional Evaluation of the Relation between the , Cavernous Sinus and Internal Carotid Artery - Morphometric Data [86] 9-030-Sha,Ou(China) Teaching histology and embryology in English in the medical school of Shenzhen. [87] 9-068-Chirculescu,A.R.M.( Romania) Does Spot Examination of Practical Neuroanatomy Improve Learning Performance ? A Scenario of How Students Learn. [88] 3-025-Maria Alberta Lilliu(?) Morphological changes in human salivary glands in type 2 diabetic status. [89] 3-026-F. Pinar Turkmenoglu( Turkey ) Hair shaft alterations in the loose anagen hair syndrome: An ultra-structural study. [90] 8-030 Kou,Zhen-Zhen(China): Alterations in the neural circuits from peripheral afferents to the spinal cord: possible implications for diabetic polyneuropathy in streptozotocin-induced。。。 [91]1-113- Yongqing Zhuang(China)The reconstruction of thumbopposition function using pectoralis minor taking along flap: Applied anatomic study [92]1-114- Yongqing Zhuang(China) Anatomic study of the volar approach of endoscopic carpal tunnel release [93] C3678- Xiaoli Huang(China)Effects of spinal nerve ligation on the number of microglias in the rat spinal gray matter: a preliminary qualitative observation [94] J3978-Ding Yinxiu(China) Directed differentiation of postnatal hippocampal neural stem cells generates Nurr1 and TH- expressing cells. [95]1-132- Le Floh-Prigent,Patrice P(France) Dissection of the supra-clavicular region, a plaster of the b. cuneo's collection. [96]1-133- Le Floh-Prigent,Patrice P(France) An enlarged anatomical model of the eye in papier mache by the doctor auzoux. 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