ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

2017 ISN-ESN MEETING

PARIS, FRANCE AUGUST 20-24, 2017 Program Book

Organized with International Society for Neurochemistry and European Society for Neurochemistry

Organized by: Jointly with:

ISN Secretariat: Kenes International Rue François-Versonnex 7 1207 Geneva, Switzerland Tel: +41 22 906 91 51 / Fax: +41 22 732 26 07 www.neurochemistry.org www.neurochemsoc.eu www.neurochemistry.org ISN: Connecting People

International Society for Neurochemistry (ISN) Rich in history dating back to 1965, ISN is the sole international society with neurochemistry as its main focus and strives to promote all relevant aspects of molecular and cellular neuroscience. Our Aims • To facilitate the worldwide advancement of neurochemistry and related neuroscience disciplines • To foster the education and development of neuroscientists, particularly of young and emerging investigators • To disseminate information about neurochemistry and neurochemists’ activities throughout the world

Top Reasons to become an ISN Member • Reduced ISN congress/meeting registration fees • Apply for ISN Grants & Awards • Free online access to the Journal of Neurochemistry (JNC) • Reduced open access publication fee of 1000 USD in the JNC • Listing/access to ISN Members Directory • Propose symposia, workshops and satellites for ISN meetings • Vote in ISN elections, ISN annual business meetings and by email ballot • Be nominated and nominate candidates for ISN Council • Serve in ISN Committees • Nominate a candidate for the Young Scientist Lectureship Award • Receive regular updates from ISN (Society e-newsletter & email announcements)

ISN Funds are available for ISN Members via: • ISN Committee for Aid and Education in Neurochemistry (ISN-CAEN) • ISN Flagship School • ISN Conference Committee (ISN-CC) • ISN Advanced School • ISN Schools Initiative • ISN Travel Grants • ISN Wiley Blackwell JNC International Lectureships

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CONTENTS

ISN Officers and Council ...... 5

ESN Officers and Council ...... 5

Program Committee ...... 5

Local Host Committee ...... 5

Welcome Message ...... 6

Program at a Glance ...... 7

Venue Floor Plan ...... 12

Poster and Exhibition Floorplan ...... 13

Meeting Application ...... 14

General Information ...... 15

Information for Presenters ...... 19

Meeting Program ...... 22

Business Meetings ...... 43

Poster Session A (MTU) ...... 44

Poster Session B (WTH) ...... 56

Optional Networking Events ...... 70

Travel Awards ...... 71

Mark Smith Poster Awards ...... 72

Young Members Symposia Awards ...... 73

Young Scientist Lectureship Awards ...... 74

Exhibiting Societies ...... 75

Sponsors and Exhibitors ...... 77

Authors Index ...... 80

3 Join ESN

www.neurochemsoc.eu NOW!!! The European Society for Neurochemistry (ESN) was founded in 1976 with the objectives to advance Neurochemistry for the public benefit and to promote the development of Neurochemistry in Europe.

ESN is a sister society of the International Society for Neurochemistry ISN and a member of FENS.

Your advantages of being an ESN member are: . you automatically become an ISN and FENS member. . reduced registration fees for ESN Conferences, biennial ISN Meetings, biennial FENS Forum and other FENS meetings. . free access to European Journal of Neuroscience, FENS higher education and training initiatives and FENS travel stipends. . multiple options to actively contribute to the development of Neurochemistry in Europe by: • submitting Workshop and Symposium proposals for ESN conferences. • suggesting candidates for the ESN Young Scientist Lectureship Award. • becoming an organizer of an ESN Conference. • becoming a member of the ESN Council.

The annual ESN membership fee is only 25 €.

Membership application forms can be downloaded from the ESN homepage:

www.neurochemsoc.eu We are very much looking forward to welcoming you soon as a new ESN member ! Alessandro Prinetti Natalia Nalivaeva Ago Rinken (ESN President) (ESN Secretary4 ) (ESN Treasurer) ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

ISN OFFICERS AND COUNCIL Officers Council Monica J. Carson, USA, President Hiroko Baba, Japan Kazuhiro Ikenaka, Japan, Treasurer Flavia Gomes, Brazil Ralf Dringen, Germany, Secretary Andrew L. Gundlach, Australia Shin-ichi Hisanaga, Japan Officers Appointed by Council Dimitra Mangoura, Greece Alois Saria, Austria, Past President Caroline Rae, Australia H. David Shine, USA, Company Secretary Michael Robinson, USA Anthony J. Turner, UK, Chair of the Publications Committee Hermona Soreq, Israel Philip M. Beart, Australia, Historian Peter T.H. Wong, Singapore

ESN OFFICERS AND COUNCIL Officers Council Alessandro Prinetti, Italy, President Illana Gozes, Israel Ago Rinken, Estonia, Treasurer J. Hirrlinger, Germany Natalia Nalivaeva, UK/Russia, Secretary Joâo Laranjinha, Portugal F. Michetti, Italy J. P. Mothet, France Officers Appointed by Council M. Rattray, UK Jackie de Belleroche, UK, Company Secretary Helle Waagepetersen, Denmark Anthony J. Turner, UK, Historian

PROGRAM COMMITTEE Andrew J. Lawrence, Australia, Program Committee Chair Alessandro Prinetti, Italy Claudia Capurro, Argentina Jean-Pierre Mothet, France Monica J. Carson, USA Ago Rinken, Estonia Carol Colton, USA Jörg Schulz, Germany Ralf Dringen, Germany Judy Sng, Singapore Illana Gozes, Israel Woong Sun, Korea Cecilia Hidalgo, Chile Shuba Tole, India João Laranjinha, Portugal Luis Tovar-y-Romo, Mexico Kazuhiro Ikenaka, Japan Bernard Zalc, France Natalia Nalivaeva, UK/Russia

LOCAL HOST COMMITTEE Bernard Zalc, Local Host Committee Chair Brigitte Kiefer Piotr Bregestovski Catherine Lorenz-Cortes Frédéric Checler Jean-Pierre Mothet Etienne Hirsch Christophe Mulle

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WELCOME MESSAGE

Dear Colleagues,

It is our pleasure to welcome you, on behalf of the International Society for Neurochemistry and the European Society for Neurochemistry, to Paris, France for the 2017 ISN-ESN Meeting. We are delighted that this meeting provides not only an outstanding scientific program but is also complemented by multiple opportunities for interaction during the poster sessions, lunch break, coffee breaks, and social events.

You will experience exciting and up to date research in multiple aspects of neuroscience in an inspiring and engaging environment through our Plenary Lectures, symposia, workshops, Young Investigator Colloquia, and Young Members’ Symposia. We hope also that intensive networking and exchange of knowledge is of great benefit to all attendees involved. ISN has invested significant funds to subsidize the attendance of a number of distinguished international scientists, several satellite meetings and a large number of young scientists from around the globe who would otherwise not be able to defray the costs for attending this meeting. At this meeting, for the first time, ESN is introducing the Bachelard Lectureship award to a distinguished neurochemist and, with financial support from ESN, additionally 11 young European neurochemists will also be able to attend the meeting and present their talks.

With the 40th Anniversary of ESN, the 60th Anniversary of the JNC in 2016 and as ISN reaches the pinnacle of its 50th anniversary year, we invite you to share and celebrate your scientific milestones and achievements with the whole community. Visit our history timeline and create your own neurochemistry history within our community. Tell us what neurochemistry means to you on our photo and video booth and see what others have to say online. We are a diverse community and we will celebrate the triumphs of our diverse history and promising joint future.

We hope you will also take time to enjoy Paris, the capital of France, which is a dynamic hub of culture and innovation and one of the world’s leading cities for hosting international meetings. Our Local Host Committee have selected the perfect social locations to inspire networking and engagement, whilst in the most beautiful surroundings. These locations are not to be missed.

We look forward to welcoming you to this thriving and dynamic metropolis and to a very exciting and scientifically rewarding meeting ISN-ESN 2017 in Paris.

Andrew Lawrence Bernard Zalc Monica J. Carson Alessandro Prinetti Program Chair Local Host ISN President ESN President Committee Chair

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PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

Sunday 20 August, 2017

HALL A - Plenary Hall - Grand Amphitheatre

15:00 S01 History of Neurochemistry 16:30 Key International Players in ISN and ESN Early History - Insights into Societies Foundation and Early Existence Chair: Philip M. Beart (Australia) Co-Chair: Anne Boullerne (USA)

16:30 Opening Ceremony 17:00 Monica J. Carson (President of ISN, USA), Alessandro Prinetti (President of ESN, Italy), Andrew Lawrence (Chair of the Program Committee, Australia), Bernard Zalc (Chair of the Local Organizing Committee, France)

17:00 PL01 Plenary Lecture 1 18:00 Exocytosis of Synaptic Vesicles - Lessons from Biochemistry and Functional Reconstitution Professor Reinhard Jahn (Germany) Welcome & Introduction by Monica J. Carson, President of ISN (USA)

18:00 Mark Smith Award 2015 & 2016 18:30 Yuda Huo, USA (2015) Sunmin Jung, Korea (2016) Presented by Jörg Schulz, Chief Editor of Journal of Neurochemistry (JNC), (Germany) 18:30 Welcome Reception at Posters & Exhibition Area 20:30

Young ISN/ESN Legend: Symposia Young Scientist Lectureship Member Symposia Plenary Lecture Workshop Young Investigator Colloquia Networking

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PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

Monday 21 August, 2017

H A L L A - P l e n a r y H a l l HALL B HALL C HALL D Grand Amphitheatre Salle Maillot Salle 241 Salle 242 A-B

09:00 PL02 Plenary Lecture 2 10:00 The Nightlife of Astrocytes Professor Maiken Nedergaard (Denmark) Welcome & Introduction by Andrew Lawrence, Chair of the Program Committee (Australia) 10:00 YSLA01 ISN Young 10:30 Scientist Lecture 1 Xinglong Wang Welcome & Introduction by Monica J. Carson, President of ISN (USA)

10:30 Coffee Break / Poster Viewing A (MTU) / Exhibition 11:00 11:00 S04 How neurons S03 Role of astrocytes S02 The actions of S05 Probing synapse 13:00 influence oligodendrocyte in formation and sugar and fat on the structure and pathology behavior and their remodeling of synaptic brain reward system: with advanced imaging myelination? circuits Implications for food Chair: Peter Penzes (USA) Chair: Junhua Xiao Chair: Nicola Allen (USA) addiction Co Chair: Kozo Kaibuchi (Australia) Chair: Zane Andrews (Japan) Co-Chair: Ragnhildur (Australia) Thora Karadottir (UK) OTHER HALLS 13:00 Journal of 14:00 Neurochemistry Editorial Board Luncheon (by I nv i t a t i o n O n l y ) Salle 243 13:00 Meeting of the Young ISN 14:00 Members with the ISN Young Scientists’ Steering Committee (YSSC) Salle 224/225 13:00 15:30 Lunch Break / Poster Session A (MTU) / Exhibition H A L L A - P l e n a r y H a l l HALL B HALL C HALL D Grand Amphitheatre Salle Maillot Salle 241 Salle 242 A-B 15:30 S06 Mechanisms S08 Mechanisms of S09 Insulin and IGF S07 Do strengthened 17:30 of cellular stress in myelin disorders signaling in the adult brain: synapses account for neurodegenerative Chair: Wensheng Lin (USA) new functions in stem memory storage? diseases Co-Chair: Richard Q Lu cells, plasticity, aging and Chair: Michel Baudry (USA) Chair: Marco Prado (USA) neurodegeneration (Canada) Chair: Terri Wood (USA) 17:30 Wine & Cheese Reception / Poster Session A (MTU) / Exhibition 20:00 19:30 Journal of Neurochemistry Social (by Invitation Only) 22:00 20:30 Young Scientists’ Networking Event at Terrasse le Faust Paris

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PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

Tuesday 22 August, 2017

H A L L A - P l e n a r y H a l l HALL B HALL C HALL D Grand Amphitheatre Salle Maillot Salle 241 Salle 242 A-B 09:00 PL03 Plenary Lecture 3 10:00 Hypothalamic AgRP Neurons in Control of Brain Development and Adult Function Professor Tamas Horvath (USA) Welcome & Introduction by Kazuhiro Ikenaka, Treasurer of ISN (Japan) 10:00 YSLA02 ESN Young 10:30 Scientist Lecture 1 Clévio Nobrega (Portugal) Welcome & Introduction by Alessandro Prinetti, President of ESN (Italy) 10:30 11:00 Coffee Break / Poster Viewing A (MTU) / Exhibition 11:00 YMS01 Receptors and YMS02 YMS04 Plasticity YMS03 Molecular 13:00 Transporters Neurodegeneration Chair: Ralf Dringen, Neurochemistry Chair: Kazuhiro Ikenaka, Chair: Natalia Nalivaeva, Secretary of ISN (Germany) Ago Rinken, Treasurer of Treasurer of ISN (Japan) Secretary of ESN (UK/Russia) ESN (Estonia) 13:00 OTHER HALLS 14:00 ISN Business Meeting ( I S N M e m b e r s o n l y ) 13:00 - 14:00 Salle 243 13:00 15:30 Lunch Break / Poster Session A (MTU) / Exhibition H A L L A - P l e n a r y H a l l HALL B HALL C HALL D Grand Amphitheatre Salle Maillot Salle 241 Salle 242 A-B 15:30 W01 Light-regulated YIC01 YIC02 Mechanisms of W02 Opening Black 17:30 drugs for therapeutic Neurodegeneration Glial Function, including Boxes in Academia and applications Chair: Dimitra Mangoura, Inflammation Beyond Chair: Pau Gorostiza (Spain) Member of ISN Council Chair: Flavia Gomes, Chair: Neha Singla (India) Co-Chair: Dirk Trauner (Greece) Member of ISN Council Co-Chair: Kai Kummer (Germany) (Brazil) (Austria) 17:30 18:00 Coffee Break / Poster Viewing A (MTU) / Exhibition 18:00 ESN Bachelard Lecture 19:00 Professor Ferdinand Hucho (Germany) Welcome & Introduction by Ago Rinken, Treasurer of ESN (Estonia)

19:30 ISN President’s Reception (by Invitation Only) late

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PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

Wednesday 23 August, 2017

H A L L A - P l e n a r y H a l l HALL B HALL C HALL D Grand Amphitheatre Salle Maillot Salle 241 Salle 242 A-B 09:00 PL04 Plenary Lecture 4 10:00 Glia-Neuron Interaction: At the Crossroad of Sugar, Lipids and Amino Acids Professor Yoshio Hirabayashi (Japan) Welcome & Introduction by Alessandro Prinetti, President of ESN (Italy) 10:00 YSLA03 ISN Young 10:30 Scientist Lecture 2 Patricia Garcez (Brazil) Welcome & Introduction by Monica J. Carson, President of ISN (USA) 10:30 11:00 Coffee Break / Poster Viewing B (WTH) / Exhibition 11:00 S10 Neuronal activity, S13 Adult neurogenesis S12 The local integrator: S11 Synaptic plasticity 13:00 Myelination, and Higher - New roles in normal astrocyte mitochondria in health and disease Brain Function and pathological couple signaling Chair: Robert Malenka Chair: Fernando Gomez- conditions and metabolism and (USA) Pinilla (USA) Chair: Seiji Hitoshi (Japan) modulate synaptic Co-Chair: Isobel Co-Chair: Cindi Morshead transmission Scarisbrick (USA) (Canada) Chair: Johannes Hirrlinger (Germany) Co-Chair: Martin Oheim (France)

OTHER HALLS

13:00 ESN Business Meeting 14:00 ( E S N M e m b e r s o n l y ) 13:00 - 14:00 Salle 243 13:00 JNC Speed Review 14:00 Sessions (by Appointment Only) Salle 224/225

13:00 Lunch Break / Poster Session B (WTH) / Exhibition 15:30 H A L L A - P l e n a r y H a l l HALL B HALL C HALL D Grand Amphitheatre Salle Maillot Salle 241 Salle 242 A-B 15:30 YIC03 Plasticity & W03 Tubulin and W04 JNC: Publishing YIC04 Stress & 17:30 Behavior Microtubule Diversity in Biomedical Research in metabolism Chair: Caroline Rae, the Nervous System the Modern Era Chair: Shin-ichi Hisanga, Member Chair: Scott Brady (USA) Chair: Jörg Schulz Member of ISN Council of ISN Council (Australia) Co-Chair: Yuyu Song (Germany) (Japan) (USA) Co-Chair: Laura Hausmann (Germany)

17:30 Wine & Cheese Reception / Poster Session B (WTH) / Exhibition 20:00

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PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

Thursday 24 August, 2017

H A L L A - P l e n a r y H a l l HALL B HALL C HALL D Grand Amphitheatre Salle Maillot Salle 241 Salle 242 A-B 09:00 PL05 Plenary Lecture 5 10:00 Neurodegeneration: from Molecules to Medicines Professor Giovanna Malluci (UK) Welcome & Introduction by Bernard Zalc, Chair of the Local Organizing Committee 10:00 Neurochemical 10:30 Consortium 10:30 11:00 Coffee Break / Poster Viewing B (WTH) / Exhibition 11:00 S15 Inflammatory S17 Cortical progenitor S14 Exploring the S16 Synaptic 13:00 Mechanisms in biology, cell cycling molecular basis of Proteostasis: Regulation Neurodegeneration versus neurogenesis progressive MS and dysregulation Chair: Colin Combs (USA) Chair: Fiona Francis Chair: Trevor Kilpatrick of synaptic protein Co-Chair: Michael Nichols (France) (Australia) turnover (USA) Co-Chair: Catherine Chair: Noam Ziv (Israel) Lubetzki (France) Co-Chair: Craig Garner (Germany)

13:00 Lunch Break / Poster Session B (WTH) / Exhibition 15:30 15:30 S19 Novel mechanisms S20 NMDA receptors: S18 Regulatory S21 Perineuronal 17:30 in Alzheimer’s diseases from molecular pathways of organelles nets: from molecular Chair: Weihong Song structure to synaptic affecting CNS and PNS assembly to plasticity in (Canada) regulation and disease pathophysiology neurological diseases Chair: Katherine Roche Chair: Nico Mitro (Italy) Chair: Jessica Kwok (UK) (USA) Co-Chair: Anja Schneider Co-Chair: Jean Rossier Co-Chair: Pierre Paoletti (Germany) (France) (France) 17:30 17:35 Closing Note 19:30 Farewell Celebration at Westin Hotel Vendome – Imperial Room 23:00

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VENUE FLOOR PLAN

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Grand Amphitheater Plenary room – Hall A

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POSTER AND EXHIBITION FLOORPLAN

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MEETING APPLICATION

Make sure to download the official ISN-ESN Meeting 2017 app!

• Navigate the meeting program • Customise your own schedule • Post to social media accounts, Facebook and Twitter • Follow meeting news as well as see the posts from all meeting attendees • Make notes during the meeting and export them afterwards

To download the app please go to http://bit.ly/ISNapp on your iPhone, iPad or Android device. If you have a QR reader on your phone, just scan the QR code below. You will be directed to the app store. The url is case sensitive. Please note that the app only works on mobile devices, not laptops.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

MEETING VENUE Le Palais des Congrès de Paris 2 place de la Porte Maillot 75017 Paris, France

LANGUAGE The official language of the Meeting is English.

REGISTRATION DESK HOURS 20 August 2017, Sunday 12:00 – 18:00 21 August 2017, Monday 08:00 – 17:30 22 August 2017, Tuesday 08:00 – 18:30 23 August 2017, Wednesday 08:00 – 17:00 24 August 2017, Thursday 08:00 – 17:30

POSTER VIEWING AND PRESENTATION TIMES Monday, August 21st 10:30 - 11:00 - Poster Viewing A (Coffee Break) 13:00 - 15:30 - Presentation of Posters A (Lunch) 17:30 - 20:00 - Poster Presentation A (Wine and Cheese Reception)

Tuesday, August 22nd 10:30 - 11:00 - Poster Viewing A (Coffee Break) 13:00 - 15:30 - Presentation of Posters A (Lunch) 17:30 - 18:00 - Poster Viewing A (Coffee Break)

Wednesday, August 23rd 10:30 - 11:00 - Poster Viewing B (Coffee Break) 13:00 - 15:30 - Presentation of Posters B (Lunch) 17:30 - 20:00 - Poster Presentation B (Wine and Cheese Reception)

Thursday, August 24th 10:30 - 11:00 - Poster Viewing B (Coffee Break) 13:00 - 15:30 - Presentation of Posters B (Lunch)

EXHIBITION HOURS 20 August 2017, Sunday 15:00 – 18:30 21 August 2017, Monday 09:00 – 17:30 22 August 2017, Tuesday 09:00 – 19:00 23 August 2017, Wednesday 09:00 – 17:30 24 August 2017, Thursday 09:00 – 17:30

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REIMBURSEMENT HOURS Speakers and Awardees are invited to come to the Reimbursement Area at the Registration Desk at the following times:

20 August 2017, Sunday 17:30 - 18:30 21 August 2017, Monday 10:00 - 11:00 / 13:00 - 15:30 / 17:00 -18:00 22 August 2017, Tuesday 10:00 - 11:00 / 16:00 - 18:30 23 August 2017, Wednesday 10:00 - 11:00 / 13:30 - 15:30 / 17:00 - 18:30 24 August 2017, Thursday 10:00 - 11:00 / 14:00 - 16:30

NAME BADGES All participants and exhibitors are requested to wear their name badges throughout the Meeting to be admitted to the lecture halls and scheduled activities.

PHOTOGRAPHY IN SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS AND POSTER PRESENTATIONS Photography in scientific sessions, in poster presentations, and of any scientific information is strictly forbidden. Any photos taken will be deleted. We reserve the right to ask the unofficial photographer to leave the meeting venue.

We have a hired photographer to take photos throughout the meeting.

MOBILE PHONES We ask that you have your mobile devices on silent or switched off during the scientific sessions.

WIFI Free WIFI is available to Meeting participants in public areas and in the Exhibition Area. USERNAME: isnesn2017 PASSWORD: isnesn2017

CLOAKROOM Cloakroom is located at Level 0.5. The entrance is from Level 0 (same entrance with Hall A, Plenary Room).

SCIENTIFIC MOBILE APP View the Scientific Program on your personal device. The program application is designed for cross platform access via laptop, mobile devices such as Smartphones, iPhones, Androids etc.. Participants will have full access to the Scientific Program.

To view the ISN-ESN 2017 Scientific Program on your personal device, please visit: http://bit.ly/ISNapp” or scan in order to download the App to your device: with this QR Code

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ABSTRACTS Abstracts will be accessible and searchable to all delegates via the My ISN Account page during and after the Meeting.

ONLINE JOURNAL PUBLICATION The Abstracts from the meeting will be published in a supplement of the Journal of Neurochemistry (JNC).

COFFEE BREAKS Coffee, tea, and light refreshments will be served to all Meeting participants in the Exhibition and Poster Area as indicated in the timetable.

ESN BACHELARD LECTURE The ESN Bachelard Lecture will take place on Tuesday, August 22 at 18:00 in the Plenary Hall. The lecture will be presented by Professor Ferdinand Hucho.

REGISTERED PARTICIPANT ATTENDANCE POLICY All event activities (including scientific sessions, meal functions, exhibit hall, etc.) are exclusively reserved for registered attendees. Non-registered guests (including children, family members, colleagues, etc.) are not allowed in any of the event areas. Badges provided at registration are required for entrance into all functions and will be strictly enforced.

SOCIAL GUEST ATTENDANCE POLICY Social Guests may enter the social functions and the Exhibition and Poster Area. They may not enter the scientific sessions. Badges provided at registration are required for entrance into all functions and will be strictly enforced.

LIABILITY AND INSURANCE The Meeting Secretariat and Organisers cannot accept liability for personal accidents or loss of or damage to private property of participants. Participants are advised to take out their own personal travel and health insurance for their trip.

SAFETY AND SECURITY Please do not leave bags or suitcases unattended at any time, whether inside or outside the session halls. Hotels strongly recommend that you use their safety deposit boxes for your valuables.

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SMOKING POLICY ISN-ESN is a non-smoking Meeting and participants are requested to refrain from smoking in the Meeting Venue.

ISN-ESN 2017 MEETING SECRETARIAT

ISN-ESN Meeting Office: [email protected]

ISN Office Kenes International Organisers of Congresses S.A. Rue François-Versonnex 7 1207 Geneva, Switzerland T: +41 22 906 9151 | F: +41 22 732 2607 ISN Office: [email protected] Membership Office: [email protected]

ESN Office Via Fratelli Cervi, 93 Segrate, cap 20090, Italy T: +39 0250330376 Email: [email protected]

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INFORMATION FOR PRESENTERS

ORAL PRESENTATIONS All speakers are requested to load their presentations in the Speakers’ Ready Room at least 3 hours before the start of their session. If your presentation is early in the morning, you are strongly encouraged to load your presentation the day before in order to avoid the early morning rush. The Speakers’ Ready Room will be marked clearly with signage at the meeting venue.

If you prefer not to load your speech in the speaker ready room and wish to use your own computer, please do notify staff at the Speaker’s Ready Room accordingly. Please also be aware the clock will start counting down as soon as you get on the podium so any difficulty connecting will seriously impact the time you have available to talk. Please show respect to your fellow speakers, the chairs and the audience.

Please refer to the Scientific Program for the date and time of your presentation.

POSTER PRESENTATIONS Your poster should be displayed on the poster board with the abstract code you have just received with this email. The abstract codes can also be found in the program book. • All posters will stay up for 2 days • MTU-coded Poster Presentation A will stay up on Monday 21st and Tuesday 22nd • WTH-coded Poster Presentation B will stay up on Wednesday 23rd and Thursday 24th • Please prepare your poster on one sheet of Bristol board or laminated paper. Alternatively, presenters may display their material on several smaller sheets. • The dimensions of the poster should not exceed 94.4 cm wide x 228.8 cm high. Allocate the top of the poster for the title and authors as stated on the submitted abstract. • The text, illustrations, etc should be bold enough to be read from a distance of two meters (six feet). • Tacks and technical equipment will be available for the mounting of posters.

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INFORMATION FOR PRESENTERS

Monday, August 21st 07:00 - 08:00 - Setup your poster (only MTU posters) 10:30 - 11:00 - Posters Viewing A (Coffee Break) 13:00 - 15:30 - Presentation of Posters A (Lunch) 17:30 - 20:00 - Poster Presentation A (Wine and Cheese Reception) - Poster presenters with odd numbers should be at their poster between 18:00-19:00 and those presenting posters with even numbers between 19:00-20:00.

Tuesday, August 22nd 10:30 - 11:00 - Posters Viewing A (Coffee Break) 13:00 - 15:30 - Presentation of Posters A (Lunch) 17:30 - 18:00 - Posters Viewing A (Coffee Break) Take down MTU posters - must be removed by 18:00

Wednesday, August 23rd 08:00 - 09:00 - Set up your poster (only WTH posters) 10:30 - 11:00 - Posters Viewing B (Coffee Break) 13:00 - 15:30 - Presentation of Posters B (Lunch) 17:30 - 20:00 - Posters Viewing B (Wine and Cheese Reception) - Poster presenters with odd numbers should be at their poster between 18:00-19:00 and those presenting posters with even numbers between 19:00-20:00.

Thursday, August 24th 10:30 - 11:00 - Posters Viewing B (Coffee Break) 13:00 - 15:30 - Presentation of Posters B (Lunch) 17:30 - Take down WTH posters - must be removed by 18:00 Authors will be requested to stand next to their poster boards during the morning and afternoon coffee breaks as well as during the dedicated poster session viewing time.

20 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017 Offi cial Journal of The International JNC Society for Neurochemistry

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MEETING PROGRAM / SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 2017

Young ISN/ESN Legend: Symposia Young Scientist Lectureship Member Symposia Plenary Lecture Workshop Young Investigator Colloquia Networking

15:00 - 16:30 HALL A / GRAND AMPHITHEATRE

S01 History of Neurochemistry Session Chair: Philip M. Beart, Australia Session Co-Chair: Anne Boullerne, USA S01-01 Early neurochemists in the United States of America Anne Boullerne - University of Illinois at Chicago, USA S01-02 Celebrating neurochemistry: The anniversary years 1956-1976 and the influence of UK neurochemists Anthony J. Turner - University of Leeds, United Kingdom S01-03 Early neurochemists in Europe Paul Foley - Independent scholar, Australia S01-04 Early neurochemists in the Asia-Pacific Graham Johnston - University of Sydney, Australia S01-05 Early ISN Officers, Councillors and the Journal of Neurochemistry Philip M. Beart - University of Melbourne, Australia

16:30 - 17:00 HALL A / GRAND AMPHITHEATRE

Opening Ceremony Monica J. Carson (President of ISN, USA), Alessandro Prinetti (President of ESN, Italy), Andrew Lawrence (Chair of the Program Committee, Australia), Bernard Zalc (Chair of the Local Organizing Committee, France)

17:00 - 18:00 HALL A / GRAND AMPHITHEATRE

PL01 Plenary Lecture 1 Exocytosis of synaptic vesicles - lessons from biochemistry and functional reconstitution Reinhard Jahn - Max-Planck-Institute for Biophysical Chemistry, Germany Welcome and Introduction by Monica J. Carson - President of ISN, USA

18:00 - 18:30 HALL A / GRAND AMPHITHEATRE

Mark Smith Award Presented by Jörg Schulz - Chief Editor of Journal of Neurochemistry (JNC), Germany

18:30 - 20:30 POSTERS & EXHIBITION AREA

Welcome Reception

22 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

MEETING PROGRAM / MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017

09:00 - 10:00 HALL A / GRAND AMPHITHEATRE

PL02 Plenary Lecture 2 The nightlife of astrocytes Maiken Nedergaard - University of Rochester Medical Center, USA Welcome and Introduction by Andrew Lawrence - Chair of the Program Committee, Australia

10:00 - 10:30 HALL A / GRAND AMPHITHEATRE

YSLA01 ISN Young Scientist Lecture 1 Targeting TDP-43 in Mitochondria to Treat Neurodegenerative Diseases Xinglong Wang - Case Western Reserve University, USA Welcome & Introduction by Monica J. Carson - President of ISN, USA

10:30 - 11:00 COFFEE BREAK / POSTERS VIEWING A (MTU)/ EXHIBITION

11:00 - 13:00 HALL C / SALLE 241

S02 The actions of sugar and fat on the brain reward system: Implications for food addiction Session Chair: Zane Andrews, Australia

S02-01 Neuroimmune basis of dietary-induced palatable food cravings Stephanie Fulton - University of Montreal, Canada

S02-02 Circuit logic for sugar sensing Ivan De Araujo - The John B. Pierce Laboratory, USA

S02-03 Triglycerides sensing in the mesolimbic system and the regulation of food reward Serge Luquet - Univ Paris Diderot, France

S02-04 High fat/high sugar foods, diet-induced obesity and glutamatergic plasticity Robyn Brown - Florey Neuroscience Institute of Neuroscience & Mental Health, Australia

23 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

MEETING PROGRAM / MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017

11:00 - 13:00 HALL B / SALLE MAILLOT

S03 Role of astrocytes in formation and remodeling of synaptic circuits Session Chair: Nicola Allen, USA

S03-01 Homeostatic control of dopamine by astrocytes in the postnatal maturation of the prefrontal cortex Paola Bezzi - University of Lausanne, Switzerland

S03-02 A role for astrocytes in shaping visual cortex circuits Nathalie Rouach - Collège de France, France

S03-03 Astrocyte regulation of neuronal glutamate receptors Nicola Allen - Salk Institute for Biological Studies, USA

S03-04 Astrocytes control the synaptic integration of neurons generated in the adult hippocampus Nicolas Toni - University of Lausanne, Switzerland

11:00 - 13:00 HALL A / GRAND AMPHITHEATRE

S04 How neurons influence oligodendrocyte behavior and their myelination? Session Chair: Junhua Xiao, Australia Session Co-Chair: Ragnhildur Thora Karadottir, UK

S04-01 Neuronal regulation of remyelination Ragnhildur Karadottir - University of Cambridge, United Kingdom

S04-02 Neuronal activity promotes proliferation of normal and neoplastic glial cells Michelle Monje - Stanford University, USA

S04-03 Regulation of central myelination by neuronally expressed neurotrophin signals Junhua Xiao - University of Melbourne, Australia

S04-04 The regulation of CNS myelination by neuronal activity Ben Emery - Oregon Health and Science University, USA

24 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

MEETING PROGRAM / MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017

11:00 - 13:00 HALL D / SALLE 242AB

S05 Probing synapse structure and pathology with advanced imaging Session Chair: Peter Penzes, USA Session Co-Chair: Kozo Kaibuchi, Japan

S05-01 Coordinated spine pruning and maturation mediated by inter-spine competition for cadherin/catenin complexes Xiang Yu - Institute of Neuroscience, China

S05-02 Phosphorylation signals in hippocampal and striatal synapses Kozo Kaibuchi - Nagoya University, Japan

S05-03 Super-resolution imaging of the interstitial fluid to reveal the nano-anatomical organization of live brain tissue Valentin Nagerl - CNRS / Universite Bordeaux Segalen, France

S05-04 Superresolution imaging of synaptic function in psychiatric disease models Peter Penzes - Northwestern University, USA

13:00 - 14:00 HALL / SALLE 224-225

Meeting of the young ISN members with the ISN Young Scientists Steering Committee (YSSC)

13:00 - 14:00 (by Invitation Only) HALL / SALLE 243

Journal of Neurochemistry Editorial Board Luncheon

13:00 - 15:30 LUNCH BREAK / POSTER SESSION A (MTU) / EXHIBITION

25 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

MEETING PROGRAM / MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017

15:30 - 17:30 HALL A / GRAND AMPHITHEATRE

S06 Mechanisms of cellular stress in neurodegenerative diseases Session Chair: Marco Prado, Canada

S06-01 New mechanisms regulating neuronal resilience in neurodegeneration Marco Prado - University of Western Ontario, Canada

S06-02 Cholinergic dysfunction may explain the link between obstructive sleep apnea and sporadic Alzheimer’s disease Elizabeth Coulson - The University of Queensland, Australia

S06-03 Regulation of Cell Stress Responses and the Proteostasis Network in Aging and Neurodegenerative Disease Richard Morimoto - Northwestern University, USA

S06-04 Molecular connections between Alzheimer’s disease and Type 2 diabetes Fernanda De Felice - Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

15:30 - 17:30 HALL D / SALLE 242AB

S07 Do strengthened synapses account for memory storage? Session Chair: Michel Baudry, USA

S07-01 Synaptic strengthening and weakening: Links to memory processes? Michel Baudry - Western University of Health Sciences, USA

S07-02 Neuroscience of Memory Storage and Retrieval Tomas Ryan - Massachusetts Institute of Technology; RIKEN BSI, USA

S07-03 Protein Synthesis at Neuronal Synapses Erin Schuman - Max Planck Institute for Brain Research, Germany

S07-04 Time units for learning and their implementation throungh system-wide cFOS+ neuronal assemblies Pico Caroni - FMI, Switzerland

26 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

MEETING PROGRAM / MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017

15:30 - 17:30 HALL B / SALLE MAILLOT

S08 Mechanisms of myelin disorders Session Chair: Wensheng Lin, USA Session Co-Chair: Richard Q Lu, USA S08-01 TSC1 Controls Homeostasis and Survival of Myelinating Oligodendrocytes by Regulating PERK-eIF2α Signaling Richard Q Lu - Cincinnati Children Hospital Medical Center, USA S08-02 NF-κB activation protects myelinating oligodendrocytes against inflammation Wensheng Lin - University of Minnesota, USA S08-03 Suppressing N-acetyl-L-aspartate synthesis prevents spongiform leukodystrophy and neuron loss in a murine Canavan disease model Peter Bannerman - UC Davis School of Medicine, USA S08-04 mTORC2 and ILK signaling in oligodendrocyte differentiation and myelination Wendy Macklin - University of Colorado School of Medicine, USA

15:30 - 17:30 HALL C / SALLE 241

S09 Insulin and IGF Signaling in the Adult Brain: New Functions in Stem Cells, Plasticity, Aging and Neurodegeneration Session Chair: Terri Wood, USA S09-01 Insulin-like growth factor signaling in maintenance and protection of neurons Martin Holzenberger - Inserm and Sorbonne University, France S09-02 Brain glucose handling and insulin peptides Ignacio Torres Aleman - Cajal Institute, Spain S09-03 IGF-1 receptor: From synaptic transmission to Alzheimer’s degeneration Inna Slutsky - Tel Aviv University, Israel S09-04 IGF-II and Insulin Receptor Signaling in Adult Neural Stem Cell Homeostasis Teresa Wood - New Jersey Medical School/Rutgers University, USA

17:30 - 20:00 POSTERS & EXHIBITION AREA

Wine & Cheese Reception / Poster Session A (MTU) / Exhibition

19:30 - 22:00 (by Invitation Only)

Journal of Neurochemistry Social Event

20:30 - late (by Invitation Only) Terrasse le Faust Paris

Young Scientists’ Networking Event

27 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

MEETING PROGRAM / TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2017

09:00 - 10:00 HALL A / GRAND AMPHITHEATRE

PL03 Plenary Lecture 3 Hypothalamic AgRP neurons in control of brain development and adult function Tamas Horvath - Yale University, USA Welcome & Introduction by Kazuhiro Ikenaka - Treasurer of ISN, Japan

10:00 - 10:30 HALL A / GRAND AMPHITHEATRE

YSLA02 ESN Young Scientist Lecture 1 Machado-Joseph disease: from pathogenic mechanisms to therapeutic strategies Clévio Nobrega - University of Algarve, Portugal Welcome & Introduction by Alessandro Prinetti - President of ESN, Italy

10:30 - 11:00 COFFEE BREAK / POSTER VIEWING A (MTU) / EXHIBITION

11:00 - 13:00 HALL A / GRAND AMPHITHEATRE

YMS01 Receptors and Transporters Session Chair: Kazuhiro Ikenaka - Treasurer of ISN, Japan

YMS01-01 CLARITY visualization of the fluorescent Cl-/pH-sensor expression in transgenic mouse brain Artem Dyuba - Aix-Marseille University, France

YMS01-02 Modulation of ligand binding to melanocortin 4 receptors by bivalent ions Reet Link - University of Tartu, Estonia

YMS01-03 Individual and dual combined effects of flavonoid compounds on the inhibition of the P-glycoprotein drug efflux transporter Ana Filipa Ferreira - University of Beira Interior, Portugal

YMS01-04 Acute and chronic exposure to ritonavir stimulates GSH export from cultured astrocytes via the multidrug resistance protein 1 Christian Arend - University of Bremen, Germany

YMS01-05 ‘Communication’ of extracellular and intracellular glycine receptor domains - how does this lead to severe startle disease? Natascha Schaefer - Klinische Neurobiologie, Germany

28 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

MEETING PROGRAM / TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2017

11:00 - 13:00 HALL B / SALLE MAILLOT

YMS02 Neurodegeneration Session Chair: Natalia Nalivaeva - Secretary of ESN, UK/Russia

YMS02-01 BAG1 prevents misfolded proteins accumulation when autophagy flux is blocked in neurodegenerative disordders Riccardo Cristofani - Universita’ degli Studi di Milano, Italy

YMS02-02 a novel avenue for protection against tauopathy: adnp/nap dramatically increase microtubule end- binding protein-tau interaction Yanina Sara Ivashko Pachima - Tel Aviv University, Israel

YMS02-03 Innate immune response protein Lactoferrin directly binds Amyloid-beta Precursor Protein to promote amyloidogenic processing Andrew Tsatsanis - The University of Leeds, United Kingdom

YMS02-04 Altered neuronal endoplasmic reticulum-mitochondria coupling in a transgenic rat model of Alzheimer’s disease Pamela Martino Adami - Fundacion Instituto Leloir-IIBBA CONICET, Argentina

YMS02-05 The accumulation of Amyloid-β and the dopaminergic neurotransmission form a cyclical feedback loop in Alzheimer’s pathology Perla Moreno-Castilla - Instituto de Fisiología Celular, Mexico

11:00 - 13:00 HALL D / SALLE 242AB

YMS03 Molecular Neurochemistry Session Chair: Ago Rinken - Treasurer of ESN, Estonia

YMS03-01 The tyrosine kinase inhibitor tyrphostin 23 activates glycolysis and citric acid cycle of cultured astrocytes Eva-Maria Blumrich - University of Bremen, Germany

YMS03-02 GM1 neurotrophic properties are related to GM1 oligosaccharide - TrkA interaction in mouse neuroblastoma cells Elena Chiricozzi - University of Milano, Italy

YMS03-03 Role of rHIgM22, a remyelination-promoting antibody, in the regulation of acid sphingomyelinase activity in mixed glial cells Sara Grassi - University of Milano, Italy

YMS03-04 Functional differentiation of primed hiPS-derived glial cells into mature oligodendrocytes following transplantation into the CNS Sabah Mozafari - Sorbonne Universites UPMC, France

29 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

MEETING PROGRAM / TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2017

11:00 - 13:00 HALL C / SALLE 241

YMS04 Plasticity Session Chair: Ralf Dringen - Secretary of ISN, Germany

YMS04-01 Agmatine induces Nrf2 and protects against corticosterone effects in hippocampal neuronal cell line Andiara Espindola de Freitas - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (UFSC), Brazil

YMS04-02 Identification and characterisation of a novel mirror movement gene Ashley Marsh - Murdoch Childrens Research Institute, Australia

YMS04-03 Epigenetic regulation of synaptic plasticity and associativity by G9a/GLP complex in hippocampal CA1 pyramidal neurons Mahima Sharma - YLL School of Medicine, Singapore

YMS04-04 FNDC5/irisin corrects memory deficits in animal models of Alzheimer’s disease Mychael Lourenco - Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

13:00 - 14:00 SALLE 243

ISN Business Meeting (ISN Members only)

13:00 - 15:30 LUNCH BREAK / POSTER SESSION A (MTU) / EXHIBITION

15:30 - 17:30 HALL B / SALLE MAILLOT

YIC01 Neurodegeneration Session Chair: Dimitra Mangoura - Member of ISN Council, Greece

YIC01-01 Uncovering early molecular drivers of TDP-43 proteinopathy using novel transgenic mouse models of disease Adam Walker - Macquarie University, Australia

YIC01-03 Neuroprotective functions for the histone deacetylase SIRT6 Deborah Toiber - Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Israel

YIC01-04 Environmental and pharmacological modulation of molecular pathogenesis in Huntington’s disease Thibault Renoir - University of Melbourne, Australia

30 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

MEETING PROGRAM / TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2017

15:30 - 17:30 HALL C / SALLE 241

YIC02 Mechanisms of Glial Function, including Inflammation Session Chair: Flavia Gomes - Member of ISN Council, Brazil

YIC02-01 Human genetics uncover fundamental principles of cellular recognition in wiring circuits during development and disease Alicia Guemez Gamboa - Rockefeller University, USA

YIC02-02 Neural and behavioural changes in male periadolescent mice after prolonged nicotine - MDMA treatment Philip Adeniyi - Afe Babalola Univeristy Ado-Ekiti (ABUAD), Nigeria

YIC02-03 PACSIN regulates the dynamics of AMPA receptor trafficking and synaptic plasticity Victor Anggono - The University of Queensland, Australia

YIC02-04 Dopamine and DARPP-32 regulate the development of GABAergic system in zebrafish larvae brain Bruno Souza - Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil

15:30 - 17:30 HALL A / GRAND AMPHITHEATRE

W01 Light-regulated drugs for therapeutic applications Session Chair: Pau Gorostiza, Spain Session Co-Chair: Dirk Trauner, Germany

W01-01 Synthetic Physiology - Remote control of cellular signals Harald Janovjak - Institute of Science and Technology Austria (IST Austria), Austria

W01-02 Photocontrolled Peptidomimetics Anja Hoffmann-Röder - Ludwig-Maximilians University, Germany

W01-03 Photopharmacology: From Basic Concepts to Proof of Principle, and Beyond Wiktor Szymanski - University Medical Center Groningen, Netherlands

W01-04 In vivo optical manipulation of nicotinic acetylcholine receptors Alexandre Mourot - Université Pierre et Marie Curie, France

31 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

MEETING PROGRAM / TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2017

15:30 - 17:30 HALL D / SALLE 242AB

W02 Opening Black Boxes in Academia and Beyond Session Chair: Neha Singla, India Session Co-Chair: Kai Kummer, Austria

W02-01 How to choose a good scientific problem Rashmi Bansal - University Connecticut Medical School, USA

W02-02 Building a motivated research group around a good scientific problem Douglas Feinstein - University of Illinois, USA

W02-04 Alternative careers outside academia Foteini Orfaniotou - Roche Pharmaceuticals, Switzerland

W02-05 Road from Science to Patent World Punita Bhasin - Panjab University, USA

17:30 - 18:00 COFFEE BREAK / POSTER VIEWING A (MTU) / EXHIBITION

18:00 - 19:00 HALL A / GRAND AMPHITHEATRE

EBL01 ESN Bachelard Lecture The Neurochemistry of Pain - What limits the contribution of biochemistry to sensory perception? Ferdinand Hucho - Free University Berlin, Germany Welcome & Introduction by Ago Rinken - Treasurer of ESN, Estonia

19:30 - Late (by Invitation Only)

ISN President’s reception

32 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

MEETING PROGRAM / WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2017

09:00 - 10:00 HALL A / GRAND AMPHITHEATRE

PL04 Plenary Lecture 4 Glia-Neuron Interaction: At the Crossroad of Sugar, Lipids and Amino Acids Yoshio Hirabayashi - Riken BSI, Japan Welcome & Introduction by Alessandro Prinetti - President of ESN, Italy

10:00 - 10:30 HALL A / GRAND AMPHITHEATRE

YSLA03 ISN Young Scientist Lecture 2 Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms of Primary Microcephaly Patricia Garcez - Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Welcome & Introduction by Monica J. Carson - President of ISN, USA

10:30 - 11:00 COFFEE BREAK / POSTER VIEWING B (WTH) / EXHIBITION

11:00 - 13:00 HALL A / GRAND AMPHITHEATRE

S10 Neuronal activity, Myelination, and Higher Brain Function Session Chair: Fernando Gomez-Pinilla, USA Session Co-Chair: Isobel Scarisbrick, USA

S10-01 Adaptive Myelination in Health and Disease Erin Gibson - Stanford University, USA

S10-02 Powering Axons: Novel Functions of Oligodendrocytes in Energy Metabolism Klaus-Armin Nave - Max Planck Institute of Experimental Medicine, Germany

S10-03 Metabolic Coupling Between Exercise and Dietary Fat Regulates Myelin in the Adult CNS. Isobel Scarisbrick - Mayo Clinic, USA

S10-04 Diet and Metabolic Preconditioning of Brain Function and Plasticity Fernando Gomez-Pinilla - University of California Los Angeles, USA

33 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

MEETING PROGRAM / WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2017

11:00 - 13:00 HALL D / SALLE 242AB

S11 Synaptic plasticity in health and disease Session Chair: Robert Malenka, USA

S11-01 Molecular mechanisms of AMPA receptor delivery during LTP Robert Malenka - Stanford University and HHMI, USA

S11-02 AMPA Receptor Trafficking During Health and Disease Richard Huganir - Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, USA

S11-04 Synaptic pathology in Alzheimer’s disease Helene Marie - Institut de Pharmacologie Moleculaire et Cellulaire, France

11:00 - 13:00 HALL C / SALLE 241

S12 The local integrator: astrocyte mitochondria couple signaling and metabolism and modulate synaptic transmission. Session Chair: Johannes Hirrlinger, Germany Session Co-Chair: Martin Oheim, France

S12-01 Regulation of activity-depenedent mitochondrial dynamics in astrocytes Josef Kittler - UCL, United Kingdom

S12-02 Characterization of two-photon imaging-induced astrocytic microdomain calcium transients Elke Schmidt - Brain Physiology Lab, France

S12-03 Co-compartmentalization of glutamate transporters and mitochondria in fine astrocyte processes Michael Robinson - University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine/Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, USA

S12-04 The Role of Glutamate Uptake and Metabolism in Purinergic Agonist-enhanced Neuroprotection after Brain Injury James Lechleiter - UT Health San Antonio, USA

34 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

MEETING PROGRAM / WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2017

11:00 - 13:00 HALL B / SALLE MAILLOT

S13 Adult neurogenesis - New roles in normal and pathological conditions Session Chair: Seiji Hitoshi, Japan Session Co-Chair: Cindi Morshead, Canada

S13-01 Revealing the potential of postnatal neural stem cells Seiji Hitoshi - Shiga University of Medical Science, Japan

S13-02 Activating endogenous stem cells to promote brain repair and cognitive recovery Cindi Morshead - University of Toronto, Canada

S13-03 Neuronal Migration for Maintenance and Repair of Adult Brain Kazunobu Sawamoto - Nagoya City University Graduate School of Medical Sciences, Japan

S13-04 Neural progenitor migration in the adult brain under physiological and pathological conditions Georg Kuhn - University of Gothenburg, Sweden

13:00 - 14:00 SALLE 243

ESN Business Meeting (ESN Members only)

13:00 - 14:00 (by Appointment Only) SALLE 224-225

JNC Speed Review Sessions

13:00 - 15:30 LUNCH BREAK / POSTER SESSION B (WTH) / EXHIBITION

15:30 - 17:30 HALL A / GRAND AMPHITHEATRE

YIC03 Plasticity & Behaviour Session Chair: Caroline Rae - Member of ISN Council, Australia

YIC03-01 Activation of hippocampal neurogenesis and reversal of cognitive deficits in Alzheimer’s rat model by ethosuximide by PI3K/Akt/Wnt Rajnish Chaturvedi - CSIR-Indian Institute of Toxicology Research, India

YIC03-02 A Transcriptional Code for Experience-Dependent Plasticity Ami Citri - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel

YIC03-03 Activity-dependent RNA methylation in learning and memory Jocelyn Widagdo - The University of Queensland, Australia

YIC03-04 mGlu5 receptors are necessary for extinction of drug associated cues and contexts Christina Perry - Florey Institute of Neuroscience & Mental Health, Australia

35 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

MEETING PROGRAM / WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2017

15:30 - 17:30 HALL D / SALLE 242AB

YIC04 Stress & Metabolism Session Chair: Shin-ichi Hisanga - Member of ISN Council, Japan

YIC04-01 Nitrosative stress-induced disruption of baroreflex neural circuits in a rat model of hepatic encephalopathy: a DTI study Ching-Yi Tsai - Kaohsiung Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Taiwan

YIC04-02 HDAC inhibitors as a tool for chemical preconditioning of the brain: similarity of underlying mechanisms with hypoxic precondition Anna Victorovna Churilova - Pavlov Institute of Physiology of Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

YIC04-03 Protective roles of selenium & zinc against neurochemical alterations leading to cognitive deficits in protein-undernourished rats Olusegun Adebayo - Redeemer’s University, Nigeria

YIC04-04 Copper oxide nanoparticles modulate the astrocytic vitality and metabolism Felix Bulcke - University of Bremen, Germany

15:30 - 17:30 HALL B / SALLE MAILLOT

W03 Tubulin and Microtubule Diversity in the Nervous System Session Chair: Scott Brady, USA Session Co-Chair: Yuyu Song, USA

W03-01 Tubulin and Microtubule Diversity in the Nervous System Scott Brady - University if Illinois at Chicago, USA

W03-02 Microtubule Stability in Health and Disease Yuyu Song - Harvard Medical School, USA

W03-03 Microtubules and neuronal polarity Peter Baas - Drexel University, USA

W03-04 Tubulin polyglutamylation - a novel player in neurodegeneration Carsten Janke - Institut Curie, France

36 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

MEETING PROGRAM / WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2017

15:30 - 17:30 HALL C / SALLE 241

W04 Publishing Biomedical Research in the Modern Era Session Chair: Jörg Schulz, Germany Session Co-Chair: Laura Hausmann, Germany

W04-01 Translating basic research into clinical practice Jörg Schulz - RWTH Aachen, Germany

W04-02 Publication ethics and referee responsibilities Laura Hausmann - RWTH Aachen University Hospital, Germany

W04-03 Pursuing and Publishing Science Michael Robinson - University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, USA

W04-04 The challenge of soliciting good Review articles Mark Cookson - National Institutes of Health, USA

17:30 - 20:00 POSTERS & EXHIBITION AREA

Wine & Cheese Reception / Poster Session B (WTH) / Exhibition

37 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

MEETING PROGRAM / THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 2017

09:00 - 10:00 HALL A / GRAND AMPHITHEATRE

PL05 Plenary Lecture 5 Neurodegeneration: from molecules to medicines Giovanna Mallucci - University of Cambridge, United Kingdom Welcome & Introduction by Bernard Zalc, Chair of the Local Organizing Committee

10:00 - 10:30 HALL A / GRAND AMPHITHEATRE

Neurochemical Consortium

10:30 - 11:00 COFFEE BREAK / POSTERS VIEWING B (WTH) / EXHIBITION

11:00 - 13:00 HALL C / SALLE 241

S14 Exploring the molecular basis of progressive MS Session Chair: Trevor Kilpatrick, Australia Session Co-Chair: Catherine Lubetzki, France

S14-01 New Insights into the Pathogenesis of Progressive Multiple Sclerosis Hans Lassmann - Medical University of Vienna, Austria

S14-02 Demyelination alters neuronal gene expression and function in progressive MS Dutta Ranjan - Cleveland Clinic, USA

S14-03 Detangling molecular mechanisms of progression in MS using Positron Emission Tomography Bruno Stankoff - Hôpital de la Pitié Salpêtrière, France

S14-04 Dissecting novel therapeutic targets for progressive Multiple Sclerosis Judith Field - The Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health, Australia

38 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

MEETING PROGRAM / THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 2017

11:00 - 13:00 HALL A / GRAND AMPHITHEATRE

S15 Inflammatory Mechanisms in Neurodegeneration Session Chair: Colin Combs, USA Session Co-Chair: Michael Nichols, USA

S15-01 Innate immune mechanisms drive Alzheimer’s disease pathogenesis Michael Heneka - University of Bonn, Germany

S15-02 Importance of amyloid-β conformation in microglial interactions Michael Nichols - University of Missouri-St. Louis, USA

S15-03 Microglia-synapse interactions in health and disease Marie-Eve Tremblay - Université Laval, Canada

S15-04 Microglia behavior with aging and cerebral amyloidosis Mathias Jucker - Hertie Institute for Clinical Brain Research (HIH), Germany

11:00 - 13:00 HALL D / SALLE 242AB

S16 Synaptic Proteostasis: Regulation and dysregulation of synaptic protein turnover Session Chair: Noam Ziv, Israel Session Co-Chair: Craig Garner, Germany

S16-01 Molecular mechanism of presynaptic integrity Craig Garner - Charite Medical University, Germany

S16-02 Protein turnover at synapses: implications for Parkinson’s disease Patrik Verstreken - VIB VZW, Belgium

S16-03 Synaptic proteostasis: Beyond one molecule or another Noam Ziv - Technion, Israel

S16-04 Roles of the Rab35/ESCRT pathway in synaptic protein degradation and neurodegenerative mechanisms Clarissa Waites - Columbia University, USA

39 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

MEETING PROGRAM / THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 2017

11:00 - 13:00 HALL B / SALLE MAILLOT

S17 Cortical progenitor biology, cell cycling versus neurogenesis Session Chair: Fiona Francis, France

S17-01 Novel mechanisms of neurogenesis Magdalena Goetz - Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, Germany

S17-02 Zika virus-associated microcephaly is caused by stress-induced unfolded protein response Laurent Nguyen - University of Liege, Belgium

S17-03 Wrinkling of Human Brain Organoids on a Chip Driven by Mechanical Instabilities Orly Reiner - Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel

S17-04 Cortical expansion in the development of complex mammalian brains Fumio Matsuzaki - RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology, Japan

13:00 - 15:30 LUNCH BREAK / POSTER SESSION B (WTH) / EXHIBITION

15:30 - 17:30 HALL C / SALLE 241

S18 Regulatory pathways of organelles affecting CNS and PNS pathophysiology Session Chair: Nico Mitro, Italy Session Co-Chair: Anja Schneider, Germany

S18-01 Regulation of extracellular vesicle sorting of alpha-Synuclein Anja Schneider - German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases, Germany

S18-02 The Autophagosome and Lysosome Pathway in Motoneuron Diseases Angelo Poletti - University of Milano, Italy

S18-03 The ER-mitochondria axis in fronto-temporal dementia and related amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (FTD/ALS) Christopher Miller - Kings College London, United Kingdom

S18-04 Endogenous fatty acid synthesis is required to maintain peripheral nerve structure and function Nico Mitro - University of Milano, Italy

40 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

MEETING PROGRAM / THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 2017

15:30 - 17:30 HALL A / GRAND AMPHITHEATRE

S19 Novel mechanisms in Alzheimer’s diseases Session Chair: Weihong Song, Canada

S19-01 Presenilins-parkin molecular dialogue unravels a functional interplay between Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases Frederic Checler - CNRS-UNS, France

S19-02 Selective filtering defect at the axon initial segment in Alzheimer’s disease mouse models Yan Zhang - Peking Unviersity, China

S19-03 New Functions Of The Alzheimer Protease Bace1 In Inhibitory Neurotransmission Stefan Lichtenthaler - DZNE and TUM, Germany

S19-04 A novel AD-associated PS1 mutation: new insights into AD pathogenesis and drug development Weihong Song - The University of British Columbia, Canada

15:30 - 17:30 HALL B / SALLE MAILLOT

S20 NMDA receptors: from molecular structure to synaptic regulation and disease Session Chair: Katherine Roche, USA Session Co-Chair: Pierre Paoletti, France

S20-01 Structure and Pharmacology of NMDA receptors Hiro Furukawa - Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, USA

S20-02 Interrogating NMDA receptor functional diversity using optochemical tools Pierre Paoletti - Ecole Normale Supérieure/CNRS/INSERM, France

S20-03 Molecular Mechanisms Regulating Synaptic Expression of NMDA Receptors Katherine Roche - NIH/NINDS, USA

S20-04 Suppression of NMDA receptor expression enhances synaptic inputs to prefrontal cortex and increases motivated escape behaviour Benjamin Hall - F. Hoffmann-La Roche, Switzerland

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MEETING PROGRAM / THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 2017

15:30 - 17:30 HALL D / SALLE 242AB

S21 Perineuronal nets: from molecular assembly to plasticity in neurological diseases Session Chair: Jessica Kwok, UK Session Co-Chair: Jean Rossier, France

S21-01 The hyaluronan and proteoglycan link proteins: Organizers of the brain ECM and key molecules for neuronal function and plasticity Toshitaka Oohashi - Okayama University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan

S21-02 Perineuronal nets: from molecular assembly to plasticity enhancement Jessica Kwok - University of Leeds, United Kingdom

S21-03 On the role of the PeriNeuronal Net (PNN) enveloping Fast Spiking (FS) neocortical interneurons in long- term memory Jean Rossier - Neuroscience Paris Seine Universite Pierre et Marie Curie, France

S21-04 Perineuronal Nets: Current Findings in Psychiatric Disorders Sabina Berretta - McLean Hospital, USA

17:30 - 17:35 HALL A / B / C / D

Closing Notes

19:30 - 23:00 WESTIN HOTEL VENDOME – IMPERIAL ROOM

Farewell Celebration

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POSTER SESSION A (MTU) / MONDAY, AUGUST 21 AND TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2017

Poster presentation by authors between 13:00 – 15:30 on Monday and Tuesday Poster presentation by authors with odd numbers between 18:00 – 19:00 on Monday Poster presentation by authors with even numbers between 19:00 – 20:00 on Monday

MTU01 Glia

MTU01-01 Astrocytic Transforming Growth Factor beta 1 protects synapses against Aβ oligomers in Alzheimer’s disease model Luan Diniz - UFRJ, Brazil MTU01-02 The role of lysophosphatidic acid in the Microglia-gliblastoma interaction Rackele Do Amaral - Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil MTU01-03 Reduction of the water-soluble tetrazolium salt 1 as indicator for substrate metabolization by cultured brain astrocytes Eric Ehrke - Center for Biomolecular Interactions Bremen (CBIB), Germany MTU01-04 Functionalized lipidic nanocapsules internalization by oligodendrocytes in vitro Catherine Fressinaud - University of Angers, France MTU01-05 Astrocytes protect dopaminergic neurons from synaptic loss induced by alpha-Synuclein oligomers in Parkinson’s disease model Flávia Gomes - Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil MTU01-06 Reactivation of Astrocytes correlated to Recovery from Blood-Brain Barrier Breakdown in the Mouse Brain Injury Hiroko Ikeshima-Kataoka - Waseda University, Japan MTU01-07 Copper accumulation and acute toxicity in C6 glioma cells after application of copper oxide nanoparticles Arundhati Joshi - University of Bremen, Germany MTU01-08 Noradrenergic Modulation of Cerebellar Glial Activity during Nociception Sun Kwang Kim - Kyung Hee University College of Korean Medicine, Korea South MTU01-09 Ischemic tolerance mediated by glia-neuron interactions Schuichi Koizumi - University of Yamanashi, Japan MTU01-10 The role of parenchymal cellular prion protein during glioblastoma progression Flavia Lima - Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ), Brazil MTU01-11 Dopamine attenuates LPS-induced cytokine expression by inhibiting the nuclear translocation of NF-kB p65 in microglial BV-2 cells Sadaaki Maeda - Setsunan Univ., Japan MTU01-12 Mitotic defects in neural cells after aberrant nuclear entry of neurofibromin Dimitra Mangoura - Institute of Biomedical Research of the Academy of Athens, Greece MTU01-13 Ablation of NG2 glia in the CNS induces anxiety-like behaviour in adult mice Tobias Merson - Monash University, Australia MTU01-14 Docosahexaenoic acid maintains GFAP levels of developing rat brain via PI3K-dependent FABP7-PPARg interaction in astrocytes Juhi Mishra - CSIR-Indian Institute of Toxicology Research, India MTU01-15 Multiple origins of perilesional nestin-expressing reactive astrocytes following closed-head injury Mitsuhiro Morita - Kobe University, Japan MTU01-16 Role of serotonergic signaling in regulation of astrocytes morphology Franziska Müller - Hannover Medical School, Germany MTU01-17 The Endoplasmic Reticulum of Astrocytes Constitutes a Dynamic Glucose Pool Margit Müller - University of Cambridge, United Kingdom MTU01-18 The novel dual-action prodrug Q-PAC targets glutathione and LSD1 to trigger apoptosis in glioblastoma cells Lezanne Ooi - University of Wollongong, Australia MTU01-19 Glutamine synthetase translational control in cerebellar Bergmann glia cells Arturo Ortega - Cinvestav-Mexico, Mexico MTU01-20 The Glutamate-Cystine exchanger (xCT) is expressed in a subpopulation of astrocytes at significant levels compared to EAAT3 Sigrid Ottestad-Hansen - Institute of Basic Medical Sciences, Norway

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POSTER SESSION A (MTU) / MONDAY, AUGUST 21 AND TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2017

MTU01-21 TrkB receptor mediates BDNF protection of astrocytes Julieta Saba - INBIOMED UBA-CONICET, Argentina MTU01-22 Transcription factor MafB mediates activation of spinal microglia relating to neuropathic pain after peripheral nerve injury Hidetoshi Saitoh - Kyushu University, Japan MTU01-23 Location matters: The role of calmodulin-mediated AQP4 translocation in human astrocyte response to hypoxia and mild hypothermia Mootaz Salman - Sheffield Hallam University, United Kingdom MTU01-24 Regional differences in nitric oxide synthesis and Hsp27 expression between spinal cord and cortical glia Rebecca San Gil - University of Wollongong, Australia MTU01-25 5% O2 improves oligodendroglial development in vitro as compared to 21% O2 Thomas Schmitz - Charité, Germany MTU01-26 Major glial expression and cell population changes in the aging human brain Lilach Soreq - UCL, United Kingdom MTU01-27 Astrocytic Reduction of Menadione is Catalysed by Cytosolic NAD(P)H: Quinone Acceptor Reductase 1 Johann Steinmeier - University of Bremen, Germany MTU01-28 Olig2-lineage astrocytes: A subtype of astrocytes differs from GFAP-positive astrocytes Kouko Tatsumi - Nara Medical University, Japan MTU01-29 Extracellular Gal-3 induces oligodendroglial differentiation through the modulation of ERK and cytoskeleton pathways Laura Thomas - IQUIFIB, Argentina MTU01-30 Noradrenaline protects neurons against H2O2-induced cell death by increasing the supply of glutathione from astrocytes Yasuhiro Yoshioka - Setsunan University, Japan MTU01-31 Ovarian hormones induce the expression and release of astroglial mitochondrial-encoded rat Humanin in vitro Sandra Zarate - INBIOMED , Argentina

MTU02 Gene Regulation and Genetics

MTU02-01 Transcriptional regulation of Monoamine Oxidase B under basal and dopamine-induced conditions: key roles of Sp1, Egr1 and CREB Vikas Arige - Indian Institute of Technology Madras, India MTU02-02 A novel genetic screen identifies modifiers of age-dependent amyloid β toxicity in the Drosophila brain Lautaro Belfiori Carrasco - Fundacion Instituto Leloir - IIBBA-CONICET, AArgentina MTU02-03 Polymorphisms of ENT4 modulate the behavioral phenotypes of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in male subjects Barnali Chakraborti - Manovikas Kendra, India MTU02-04 Disease-associated mutations in RP58 disrupt its neuronal functions through a mechanism involving transcriptional regulation Isabel A. Hemming* - The Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research, Australia MTU02-05 Investigation of Gli2 functions in regulating primary cilia and cell cycle re-entry using CRISPR/Cas 9 technology Ching-Ju Hsaio - National Yang-Ming University, Taiwan MTU02-06 Monoamine Oxidase B Gene Polymorphisms Revealed Association with Male ADHD Probands Arijit Karmakar - Manovikas Kendra, India MTU02-07 Estrous cycle-related changes in transient receptor potential vanilloid (TRPV) ion channels gene expression in mouse brain Santosh Kumar - National Institute of Science Education and Research, India MTU02-08 microRNA regulation in medial prefrontal cortex after nerve injury Kai Kummer - Medical University of Innsbruck, Austria

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POSTER SESSION A (MTU) / MONDAY, AUGUST 21 AND TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2017

MTU02-09 A critical role for the transcription coactivators in the regulation of the human tryptophan hydroxylase-2 gene expression Hiroaki Matsui - St. Marianna Univ Grad Sch Med, Japan MTU02-10 Characterization of natriuretic peptides and their receptors in the avian brain Hiroko Ohki-Hamazaki - Kitasato University, Japan MTU02-11 Elucidating the transcriptional regulation of Nur77 in neurons Montserrat Olivares - Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile MTU02-13 Serotonin Transporter Gene, SLC6A4 polymorphisms regulate SERT expression and 5-HT levels to influence severity of ASD symptoms Usha Rajamma - Inter University Centre for Biomedical Research & Super Speciality Hospital (IUCBR & SSH), India MTU02-14 Lactic acid mediates the effects of physical exercise on learning and memory through Sirt dependent activation of hippocampal BDNF Sama Sleiman - Lebanese American University, Lebanon MTU02-15 Increased serum miRNAs as potential diagnosis and prognosis biomarker for human mild traumatic brain injury Jia-xi Song - Jinling Hospital, China MTU02-16 Influence of placental allopregnanolone on adult brain transcriptome Claire-Marie Vacher - Children s National Medical Center, USA MTU02-17 Region-specific microRNA changes during avulsion-induced spinal motoneuron degeneration of adult rats following unilateral brachial plexus root avulsion: ipsilateral vs contralateral spinal cord Lihua Zhou - Zhong Shan School of Medicine Sun Yat-sen University, China MTU02-18 Novel mutation in HTRA1 identified in a family with diffuse demyelination lesions Amin Ziaei - A*STAR, Singapore

MTU03 Neuroinflammation

MTU03-01 Pioglitazone attenuates lipopolysaccharide (LPS) induced neuro-inflammation and depressive-like behaviour in experimental mice. Sahabuddin Ahmed - National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research Guwahati, India MTU03-02 Extracellular cGMP normalizes TNF-a and membrane expression of AMPA receptors and spatial reference memory in hyperammonemic rats Andrea Cabrera-Pastor - Centro de Investigacion Principe Felipe, Spain MTU03-03 Melatonin attenuates cognitive impairment and neuroinflammation via Interleukin-6 signaling pathway in hippocampus of aged mice Pongrung Chancharoen - Research Center for Neuroscience, Thailand MTU03-04 A molecular characterisation of meningeal inflammatory infiltrates in the progressive multiple sclerosis brain Laura Fuentes-Font - Imperial College London, United Kingdom MTU03-05 Axo-glial pathology in Multiple Sclerosis and its effects on neurotransmission Patricia Gallego Delgado - Imperial College London, United Kingdom MTU03-06 Anti-inflammatory compound with sIPSC blocking potential, a promising therapeutic approach for neurological pain disorders M Gangadhar - BITS-Pilani Hyderabad, India MTU03-07 Intrathecal administration of a cannabinoid type 1 receptor agonist attenuates acute postoperative pain in rats Mayank Gautam - All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), India MTU03-08 RAGE mediates the increase in neurodegenerative markers and cognitive impairment following recovery from polymicrobial sepsis Daniel Gelain - Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil MTU03-09 Physical exercise reverses pain and pathological changes in dorsal root ganglia induced by systemic lipoplolysaccharide in mice Menachem Hanani - Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center, Israel

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POSTER SESSION A (MTU) / MONDAY, AUGUST 21 AND TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2017

MTU03-10 Linking inflammasome activation with mitochondrial alterations and oxidative stress, or not. Gaylia Jean Harry - National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, USA MTU03-11 Role of microglial metabolism in perinatal neuroinflammation Pooja Joshi - Robert Debre Hospital, France MTU03-12 Mitochondrial Impairment Amplifies NLRP3 Inflammasome Proinflammatory Signaling in Microglia in Cell Culture & Animal Models of PD Anumantha Kanthasamy - Iowa State University, USA MTU03-13 Withania somnifera ameliorates neuroinflammation caused by high fat diet consumption in rat model of obesity Taranjeet Kaur - Guru Nanak Dev University, India MTU03-14 Analgesic effects of bee venom and bee venom derived phospholipase A2 in a mouse model of oxaliplatin-induced neuropathic pain Woojin Kim - Kyung Hee University, Korea South MTU03-15 Encapsulated mesenchymal stem cells to modulate inflammation and facilitate functional recovery in spinal cord injury Suneel Kumar - Rutgers, USA MTU03-16 Glial Fibrillary Antigen Protein (GFAP) Expression in the Hippocampal Formation of Mefloqine Induced- Seizured Rats David Lekpa - University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria MTU03-17 Bakuchiol suppresses inflammatory responses via downregulation of the p38 MAPK/ERK signaling pathway in BV-2 microglia Hye-Sun Lim - Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine, Korea South MTU03-18 TREM2 regulation of microglial phagocytosis is age-, activation- and target-dependent Abdullah Madany - University of California Riverside, USA MTU03-20 Cypermethrin disrupts HB-EGF-EGFR signaling leading to neuroinflammation and memory loss in young rats: role of exogeneous HB-EGF Shailendra Maurya - CSIR-Central Drug Research Institute, India MTU03-21 Parasympathetic cholinergic and peptidergic mechanisms of trigeminal pain Nikita Mikhailov - AIV Institute of UEF, Finland MTU03-22 Activated pERK pathway in the brainstem was induced by masseter inflammation Michiko Nakatsuka - Osaka Dental University, Japan MTU03-23 Evaluation of dendrimer-4phenylbutyrate in X-linked adrenoleukodystrophy patient derived cells Christina Nemeth - Kennedy Krieger Institute, USA MTU03-24 Behavioral Changes, Oxidative Stress, Brain Metal and Neuro-inflammatory Profiles after Chronic Vanadium Administration James Olopade - University of Ibadan, Nigeria MTU03-25 Pharmacological intervention to study the effect of antinociceptive curcumin analogue in a rat model of migraine Ashwini Sawale - BITS Pilani Hyderabad, India MTU03-26 HY2093 Ameliorates Brain Inflammation and Improves Memory Impairments in Alzheimer’s disease mouse model Seung-yong Seong - Seoul National University College of Medicine, Korea South MTU03-27 Lambda-Cyhalothrin synergies the stress induced neuroinflammatory cytokines in rat brain through mitochondrial biogenesis Rajendra Shukla - CSIR - Indian Institute of Toxicology Research, India MTU03-28 HSP60 plays a regulatory role in IL-1β-induced microglial inflammation via TLR4-p38 MAPK axis Shalini Swaroop - National Brain Research Centre, India MTU03-29 Nogo receptor complex (LINGO-1, p75, TROY) expression pattern in inflammatory foci of experimental autoimmune demyelination Paschalis Theotokis - Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece MTU03-30 The neuroprotective properties of Vitamin D, in a Parkinson’s disease model, are related to its anti- inflammatory actions Glauce Viana - Federal University of Ceará, Brazil

47 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

POSTER SESSION A (MTU) / MONDAY, AUGUST 21 AND TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2017

MTU03-31 Arachidonic acid induces ARE/Nrf2-dependent heme oxygenase-1 transcription in rat brain astrocytes Chuen-Mao Yang - Chang Gung University, Taiwan MTU03-32 Amyloid Precursor Protein Modulates Microglia and Macrophage Phenotype Colin Combs - University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences, USA

MTU04 Molecular Mechanism of Parkinson’s Disease

MTU04-01 Analysis of the functional effects mediated by dopamine oxidation products at the mitochondrial level Alice Biosa - University of Padova, Italy MTU04-02 The Brain-Specific Angiogenesis Inhibitor 1 has Neuroprotective Effect against MPP+-mediated neuronal cell death Jae-Sun Choi - Kyung Hee University, Korea South MTU04-03 Parkinson’s disease-linked LRRK2 covers a relevant role in astroglial physiology Laura Civiero - University of Padova, Italy MTU04-04 CSF catecholamine and kynurenine metabolites in Parkinson’s disease and L-DOPA-induced dyskinesia Andreas Dammann Andersen - Dept. of Neurology, Denmark MTU04-05 Rab7 effector FYCO1 induces clearance of A53T-alpha-synuclein aggregates Elisabeth Dinter - RWTH University Aachen, Germany MTU04-06 The small heat shock proteins interact with aggregating ɑ-synuclein preventing cytotoxicity Heath Ecroyd - University of Wollongong, Australia MTU04-07 Effect of oligomerization of the Parkinson’s disease related protein α-synuclein on its curvature- membrane sensitivity J. Ignacio Gallea - Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina MTU04-08 The subcellular localization of human tyrosine hydroxylase isoforms Pedro Garcia Sobrinho - University of Newcastle Australia, Australia MTU04-09 CSF biomarkers for Parkinson’s disease: Loss of glucocerebrosidase activity and alterations in modified forms of alpha-synuclein Jan Bert Gramsbergen - University of Southern Denmark, Denmark MTU04-10 Interplay between α-synuclein and lipids in Parkinson’s disease Cong Liu - Chinese Academy of Sciences, China MTU04-11 HSPA8 expression in nigral and ventral tegmental area dopaminergic neurons of control and parkinsonian brain Kochupurackal Mohanakumar - Inter University Centre for Biomedical Research & Super Speciality Hospital, India MTU04-12 Iron Regulatory Protein 1 (IRP1) is a required mediator in cell death induced by mitochondrial complex I inhibition Marco Nunez - Faculty of Sciences, Chile MTU04-13 Resveratrol restores CYP2D6 enzyme activity and upregulates Nrf2-Keap1 pathway in maneb- and paraquat- treated SH-SY5Y cell line Mohd Sami ur Rasheed - CSIR-Indian Institute of Toxicology Research (CSIR-IITR), India MTU04-14 Histone deacetylase inhibitor, SAHA, ameliorated the toxic effects of high fat diet induced insulin resistance in hemiparkinson’s Sorabh Sharma - Birla Institute of Technology and Science, India MTU04-15 Effects of ASIC1a on regulating α-synuclein degradation via autophagic pathway in the pathogenesis of Parkinson’s Disease Xue Sun - Second Affiliated Hospital, China MTU04-16 Novel superoxide dismutase-1 proteinopathy is associated with Lewy pathology and neuronal loss in Parkinson’s disease Benjamin Trist - Brain and Mind Centre and University of Sydney, Australia MTU04-17 Molecular mechanisms of neuroplasticity and decompensation in the nigrostriatal system at modeling Parkinson’s disease Michael Ugrumov - Institute of Developmental Biology RAS, Russia

48 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

POSTER SESSION A (MTU) / MONDAY, AUGUST 21 AND TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2017

MTU04-18 Establishing a three-dimensional human neural cell culture model of Parkinson’s disease Teresa Whiteley - Sheffield Hallam University, United Kingdom MTU04-19 The potential mechanism of Salsolinol synthase induces apoptosis in PC12 cells Zheng Xiaotong - Beijing university of technology, China

MTU05 Neurological Dysfunction

MTU05-01 Short-term docetaxel-induced cognitive impairment in rats with tumour Hamidon Basri - Universiti Putra Malaysia, Malaysia MTU05-02 Inhibiting soluble TNFa signaling mitigates autonomic dysreflexia after complete high thoracic spinal cord injury John Bethea - Drexel University, USA MTU05-03 Changes in behavioral and neurochemical aspects induced by manganese (II) chloride exposure in larvae and adult zebrafish Carla Denise Bonan - Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil MTU05-04 Mitochondria pathway mediated neuroprotection by melatonin in valproic acid induced toxicity Shaista Chaudhary - Jamia Hamdard, India MTU05-05 Direct modulatory effects of antiepileptic drugs on glycine receptors Steven Devenish - The University of Sydney, Australia MTU05-07 Comorbid pain and depression is mediated by upregulated metabotropic glutamate receptor 5 in the prelimbic cortex Chaeyoung Kim - SNU school of medicine, Korea South MTU05-08 Pathophysiological mechanism of MUNC18-1 mutations in early infantile epilepsies Koh-ichi Nagata - Institute for Developmental Research Aichi Human Service Cen, Japan MTU05-09 Retrosplenial cortex modulates neuropathic pain via NMDA-glutamate receptors André Luiz Oliveira Poleto - Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil MTU05-10 The progression of kaolin-induced hydrocephalus: light and electron microscopic features in rats Funmilayo Olopade - University of Ibadan, Nigeria MTU05-12 Response of dorsal root ganglion neurons innervating intervertebral disc to TRPV1 agonist capsaicin Eui Ho Park - Korea University College of Medicine, South Korea MTU05-13 Ubiquitination and stability of choline acetyltransferase mutants are regulated by molecular chaperones HSC/HSP70 and HSP90 Rebecca Jane Rylett - Robarts Research Institute, Canada MTU05-14 The sigma-1 receptor binds hexanucleotide repeat expansions of C9orf72: Implication in ALS and FTD Tsung-Ping Su - IRP/NIDA/NIH/DHHS, USA MTU05-15 Phospho- and ubiquitinated-proteomics of aging mice brain by iTRAQ-based quantitative analysis Masaoki Takano - Kobe Gakuin University, Japan MTU05-16 In vivo regulation of chondroitin sulfate gene to recovery from spinal cord injury and brain infarction Kosei Takeuchi - Aichi Medical University, Japan MTU05-17 Protective role of PTEN in cardiovascular regulation during experimental brain stem death Jacqueline C.C. Wu - Kaohsiung Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Taiwan MTU05-18 The ERRγ gene expression on spinal cord after brachial plexus root avulsion Prince Zilundu - Department of Anatomy, China

MTU06 Bioinformatics/Computer Modelling

No abstracts have been submitted for this poster session.

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POSTER SESSION A (MTU) / MONDAY, AUGUST 21 AND TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2017

MTU07 Synaptic Transmission

MTU07-01 Differential distribution of kainate receptor auxiliary subunits Neto1 and Neto2 in the developing central nervous system Enaam Al Momany - University of Bristol, United Kingdom MTU07-02 A Novel Role for Very Long Chain Fatty Acids in Brain Function Robert Anderson - OUHSC, USA MTU07-03 In vivo evaluation of interaction between GTP cyclohydrolase 1 and its regulatory protein GFRP in the rat brain stem Jean-Pierre Bellier - Shiga University of Medical Science, Japan MTU07-04 A new photochromic modulator of inhibitory Cys-loop receptor channels Piotr Bregestovski - Institut de Neurosciences des Systemes, France MTU07-05 Adenosine A2A receptors stabilizes inhibitory synapses during development Ferran Gomez-Castro - INSERM-U839, France MTU07-06 In vivo photomodulation of GABA and glycine receptor channels Alexandre Gomila - IBEC, Spain MTU07-07 Impaired retrieval of synaptobrevin to synaptic vesicles causes a progressive reduction in exocytosis Sarah Gordon - Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health, Australia MTU07-08 Calcium channel surface dynamic influences synaptic transmission Jennifer Heck - Leibniz-Institute for Neurobiology, Germany MTU07-09 New photoswitchable neuromuscular blockers: design, synthesis, and physicochemical/biological evaluation Clara Herrera-Arozamena - Spanish National Research Council, Spain MTU07-10 Sleep Deprivation (SD) impair learning and memory by altering synaptic transmission: A proteomic approach Vishal Jain - Defence Institute of Physiology and Allied Sciences, India MTU07-11 Physiological roles of glutamate secreted from VGLUT3-expressing neurons Ornela Kljakic - University of Western Ontario, Canada MTU07-12 Novel pharmacological modulators of glycine receptors function Galyna Malieieva - Aix-Marseille University, France MTU07-13 Pharmacology and crystal structure of novel 2,3-quinoxalinediones at kainate receptors Stine Møllerud - University of Copenhagen, Denmark MTU07-14 Influence of astrocytic glutamine transporter SN1 deficiency on electrophysiological correlates of glutamatergic transmission Mariusz Popek - Mossakowski Medical Research Centre PAS, Poland MTU07-15 Caffeine exposure during the period of synaptogenesis alters hippocampal circuitry and related functions Jessica Pressey - Institute du Fer a Moulin, France MTU07-16 optical control of muscarinic acetylcholine receptors using photoswitchable bitopic ligands Fabio Riefolo - Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia, Spain MTU07-17 Glycine receptor subunits expressed in retina during rat development Rocio Salceda - Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM), Mexico MTU07-18 NG2 glia-specific gene knockout as a tool to understand the impact of neuron-glia synaptic signaling Gerald Seifert - University of Bonn, Germany MTU07-19 Altered Neuronal Excitability in System xc- Null Mice In Vivo Uncovered By Chemoconvulsant Challenge Sheila Shahidzadeh - Syracuse University, USA MTU07-20 Alfaxalone alters inhibitory but not excitatory synaptic transmission or action potential firing in rat hypoglossal motor neurons Prajwal Thakre - The University of Queensland, Australia MTU07-21 Probing subunit interfaces using genetically-encoded photocrosslinkers in glutamate receptors Meilin Tian - Ecole Normale Supérieure, France

50 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

POSTER SESSION A (MTU) / MONDAY, AUGUST 21 AND TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2017

MTU08 Signal Transduction

MTU08 Neurosteroids Prolactin, Testosterone, and Estradiol promote metastasis in LNCaP and MCF-7 Mariana Giezi iménez Buendía - Reserch Center Cerebrales, Mexico MTU08-01 Hippocampal activity after local administration of amphetamine into the medial mammillary nucleus in urethane-anesthetized rats Witold Żakowski - University of Gdańsk, Poland MTU08-02 Aging in a dish - Mechanical signaling in juvenile and aged neuronal cultures Julia Abele - Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology, Germany MTU08-03 Serotonin receptor 5-HT7 mediated activation of Cdk5 Jana Ackmann - Hannover Medical School, Germany MTU08-04 Intrinsic control of Akt signaling in CNS axon growth and regeneration by regulation of novel substrates, Jee-Yin Ahn - Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, Korea South MTU08-05 Spider acetylcholine binding proteins: an ideal model to study the interaction between insect nAChRs and neonicotinoids Haibo Bao - Nanjing Agricultual University, China MTU08-06 Dopamine-induced phosphorylation of NPAS4 through MAPK regulates reward-related learning and memory. Yasuhiro Funahashi - Nagoya University, Japan MTU08-07 N-terminus phosphorylation in the Dopamine Transporter mediates Gβγ-stimulated dopamine efflux Jennie Garcia-Olivares - NIH, USA MTU08-08 A new way to create synapses: Neuroplastin-TRAF6-dependent signaling induces excitatory synapse formation Rodrigo Herrera-Molina - Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology, Germany MTU08-09 In vivo regulation of glycogen synthase kinase 3β activity in neurons and brains Shinichi Hisanaga - Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan MTU08-10 Membrane cholesterol prevents persistent activation of muscarinic receptors by wash-resistant xanomeline Jan Jakubik - Institute of Physiology Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic MTU08-11 Post-translational modification of apelin receptor is likely to change the pharmacological function in the central nervous system Toshihiko Kinjo - Setsunan University, Japan MTU08-12 PAR1 activation induces calcium-dependent glutamate release from RPE cells Ana Lopez-Colome - Instituto de Fisiologia, Mexico MTU08-13 Modification of perisynaptic extracellular matrix upon D1-like dopamine receptor activation is PKA- dependent Jessica Mitlöhner - Leibniz-Institute for Neurobiology Magdeburg, Germany MTU08-14 Cleavage of ErbB4 after G-protein-coupled receptor stimulation in hypothalamic neurons and anterior pituitary cells Sayomi Nakamine - University of the Ryukyus, Japan MTU08-15 Dendritic spine formation is regulated by Lemur kinase 1A (LMTK1A) via Rab11A-positive endosome trafficking Hironori Nishino - Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan MTU08-16 Vitamin C regulates NMDA receptor activity and neuronal survival in the retina Roberto Paes-de-Carvalho - Fluminense Federal University, Brazil MTU08-17 Fluorescence anisotropy based assay for the characterization of ligand binding to G protein-coupled receptors Ago Rinken - University of Tartu, Estonia MTU08-18 Deepen human D-amino acid oxidase properties to get insight in D-serine metabolism Silvia Sacchi - Università degli Studi dell’Insubria, Italy MTU08-19 Lipid raft integrity impacts Cannabinoid receptor 1 signalling Nikos Sakellaridis - University of Thessaly, Greece

51 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

POSTER SESSION A (MTU) / MONDAY, AUGUST 21 AND TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2017

MTU08-20 β3-Adrenoceptors inhibit cholinergic neurotransmission in the bladder indirectly via ADO release and A1 receptor activation Isabel Silva - Instituto de Ciências Biomédicas Abel Salazar (ICBAS) - Universidade do Porto (UP), Portugal MTU08-21 Metabotropic glutamate receptor 7 (mGluR7) trafficking and signaling by post-translational modifications Youngho Suh - Seoul National University College of Medicine, Korea South MTU08-22 Substrate transport and anion permeation proceed through distinct pathways in glutamate transporters Delany Torres-Salazar - NIH, USA MTU08-23 Mechanism of dopamine signaling for membrane excitability Daisuke Tsuboi - Nagoya University, Japan MTU08-24 Amphetamine induced internalization of the dopamine and glutamate transporters is mediated by the trace amine receptor 1 Suzanne Underhill - NIH, USA MTU08-25 A fundamental chemical analysis of serotonin transmission in genetic and environmental autism spectrum disorder models Alyssa West - University of South Carolina, USA MTU08-26 Activation of PYK2 by PKD and CaM kinase II in cultured hypothalamic neurons Hideyuki Yamamoto - Graduate School of Medicine, Japan

MTU09 Neurogenesis and Cell Differentiation

MTU09-01 Induced haploinsufficiency of Kit receptor tyrosine kinase impairs development of central nervous system Hitomi Aoki - GIfu University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan MTU09-02 Uncovering floor plate descendants in the ependyma of adult mouse CNS using mapping of Nato3- expressing cells Nissim Ben-Arie - Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel MTU09-03 ENU mutagenesis screening to identify mutations that control corpus callosum development Ekaterina Borisova - Lobachevsky State University, Russia MTU09-04 Neurons on Nanotopographies Insung Choi - KAIST, Korea South MTU09-05 Obesity leads to impairment in neurogenesis and reduces brain size Caroline Da Silva - Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil MTU09-06 Study of the neurodifferentiative role of GM1 oligosaccharide chain in mouse primary cerebellar neurons Erika Di Biase - University of Milan, Italy MTU09-07 Tau-dependent suppression of adult neurogenesis in the stressed hippocampus Chrysoula Dioli - Life and Health Sciences Research Institute (ICVS), Portugal MTU09-08 Sip1 controls Dendritic Arbor Formation in the Mammalian Neocortex Ekaterina Epifanova - Lobachevsky State University, Russia MTU09-09 Pyridoxine modulates neurogenesis by regulating CB1 cannabinoid receptor-interacting protein In Koo Hwang - Seoul National University College of Veterinary Medicine, Korea South MTU09-10 Glycoprotein M6a Clustering of Lipid-rafts and associated Signaling Proteins for Neuronal Polarity Michihiro Igarashi - Niigata University Graduate School of Medical & Dental Scien, Japan MTU09-11 Branching patterns and volume density of hippocampal immature neurons exposed to exercise and complex enriched environments Amadi Ihunwo - University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa MTU09-12 Promotion of mTOR signaling in neural progenitors exposed to the green tea amino acid theanine Nobuyuki Kuramoto - Setsunan University, Japan MTU09-13 GM1 neurotrophic properties are related to GM1 oligosaccharide - TrkA interaction Margherita Maggioni - University, Italy MTU09-14 Functional analyses of TPT1 in neural stem/progenitor cells and glioma initiating cells Shigeki Ohta - Keio University School of Medicine, Japan MTU09-15 Endogenous Galectin-1 is not required for normal axonal development in early embryo stages and posterior locomotor function Hector Quintá - Instituto de Química y Físico Química Biológica, Argentina

52 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

POSTER SESSION A (MTU) / MONDAY, AUGUST 21 AND TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2017

MTU09-16 Molecular and cellular causes of severe heterotopia: identifying new genes playing a key role in radial glial cells Delfina Romero - INSERM_UMRS839, France MTU09-17 ENU mutagenesis screening in mice identifies a mutation that causes microcephaly Valentina Salina - Lobachevsky State University, Russia MTU09-18 Adhesive Property of Neuromesodermal Progenitor-derived Neural Stem Cells is Regulated by Wnt Signalling Mohammed Shaker - Korea University, Korea South MTU09-19 Establishment of human pluripotent stem cell reporter lines expressing tdTomato in oligodendrocyte progenitors Harwin Sidik - A*STAR Singapore, Singapore MTU09-20 Radial glial cell anomalies contributing to ectopic progenitors in Eml1 mouse mutants Ana Uzquiano Lopez - Institut du Fer à Moulin, France MTU09-21 PGC-1α induces neural stem cell differentiation and reverses cognitive deficits in Aβ- induced toxin model of AD Anuradha Yadav - CSIR-Indian Institute of Toxicology Research, India MTU09-22 The green tea amino acid theanine for possible improvement of cognitive declines Yukio Yoneda - Kanazawa University, Japan MTU09-23 Regulation of proliferative activity by protease-activated receptor 1 in neural stem/progenitor cells generated after neuronal deg Masanori Yoneyama - Setsunan University, Japan

MTU10 Brain Bioenergetics

MTU10-01 Impaired mitochondrial and metabolic activity in neurons derived from human induced pluripotent stem cells of FTD patients Blanca Aldana García - University of Copenhagen, Denmark MTU10-02 Augmented cerebral mitochondrial function and hippocampal ketone body metabolism in db/db mice Jens Andersen - University of Copenhagen, Denmark MTU10-03 Compartmentalised signalling-metabolism coupling in brain cells - putative drug targets for neurological diseases? Lasse Bak - University of Copenhagen, Denmark MTU10-04 Comparison diffusion behavior of metabolites in brains of congenital portal systemic shunt and healthy mice in vivo at 14.1 T Masoumeh Dehghani - Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland MTU10-05 Intracisternal injection of [U-13C]glucose for investigating brain metabolism in freely moving mice Mauro DiNuzzo - University of Copenhagen, Denmark MTU10-06 Physiological roles of brain glycogen Jordi Duran - IRB Barcelona, Spain MTU10-07 Heterogeneity of energy metabolism of astrocytes Johannes Hirrlinger - University of Leipzig, Germany MTU10-08 Inhibition of soluble adenylyl cyclase (sAC) causes a robust increase in glycolysis in cultured astrocytes Emil Jakobsen - University of Copenhagen, Denmark MTU10-09 Homocysteine affects the glucose and glutamate metabolism of human glioblastoma cells Radovan Murin - Jessenius Faculty of Medicine in Martin, Slovakia MTU10-10 Beta-Hydroxybutyrate metabolism and metabolic compartmentation in brain Caroline Rae - UNSW, Australia MTU10-11 Metabolism of mannose in cultured primary rat neurons Wiebke Rastedt - University Bremen, Germany MTU10-12 Rates oxidative metabolism in astrocytes and neurons are coupled to the glutamate-glutamine cycle in the tree shrew visual cortex Sarah Sonnay - Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne , Switzerland

53 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

POSTER SESSION A (MTU) / MONDAY, AUGUST 21 AND TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2017

MTU10-13 Cortical neuronal glucose metabolism is impaired at mid stage in the hSOD1G93A mouse model of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Tesfaye Tefera - University of Queensland, Australia

MTU11 Neuroimmunology

MTU11-01 Role of CK2 in T-cell Differentiation and Autoimmunity Etty (Tika) Benveniste - University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA MTU11-02 Generation of IL33 knockout mice and cell-based reporter assay for functional studies of IL-33 in vitro and in vivo Wei-Yu Chen - Kaohsiung Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Taiwan MTU11-03 curcumin reverses altered expression of GFAP astrocytes marker and hypercorticosolemia in depressed rats Theresa Ekanem - University of Calabar, Nigeria MTU11-04 c-Abl regulates rotenone-induced inflammatory response via the activation of NLRP3 inflammasome Arthi Kanthasamy - Iowa State Univ., USA MTU11-05 S-guanylation of SNAP-25 by 8-nitro-cGMP attenuates the interaction of SNARE complex with complexin Yusuke Kishimoto - Osaka Prefecture University, Japan MTU11-06 Apoptosis and host-defense peptide cathelicidins determine different outcomes of bovine alpha- herpesviruses neuropathogenesis Maia Marin - CONICET, Argentina MTU11-07 Potential link between C5a receptor and mood disorders in mouse exposed to experimental malaria in utero Akhabue Okojie - University of Nigeria, Nigeria MTU11-08 Neonatal proinflammatory treatment affects the cognitive functions development and brain neuroplasticity-related gene expression Alexander Schwarz - Institute of Experimental Medicine, Russia MTU11-09 Neurotrophin-3 Modulates Microglial Phenotype in the Traumatized CNS David Shine - Baylor College of Medicine, USA MTU11-10 Inorganic arsenic mediated disturbance in microglial glutathione metabolism leads to bystander death of immature neurons Vikas Singh - CSIR- Indian Institute Of Toxicology Research, India MTU11-11 One-Two Punch, combination of immune tolerance and myelin repair therapy to effectively target disease course and severity in MS Haley Titus - Northwestern University, USA MTU11-12 Role of MeCP2 in neuroimmune interactions Maria Ines Zalosnik Figueroa - Centro de Investigaciones en Química Biológica de Córdoba (CIQUIBIC, Argentina

MTU12 Cellular Mechanism of Alzheimer’s Disease

MTU12-01 Effects of presenilin-1 mutations in mitochondrial dynamics Gahee Bahn - Sungkyunkwan Uni., Korea South MTU12-02 Protective effect of periodic dietary restriction on behavior and hippocampal deficits in a mouse model of Alzheimer’s disease Juan Beauquis - Instituto de Biologia y Medicina Experimental - CONICET, Argentina MTU12-03 Inhibition of Drp1 Ameliorates Mitochondrial fission and and Cognitive Impairment in Alzheimer’s Disease Model Dong-Hyung Cho - Kyung Hee University, S. Korea MTU12-04 Untargeted 1H-NMR spectrometry to detect central and systemic metabolic changes in a rat model of early Alzheimer’s Disease Maria Dalmasso - Fundacion Instituto Leloir, Argentina MTU12-05 Amyloidogenic processing of β-amyloid precursor protein promotes ferroptosis: implications for Alzheimer’s disease James Duce - University of Leeds, United Kingdom

54 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

POSTER SESSION A (MTU) / MONDAY, AUGUST 21 AND TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2017

MTU12-06 Imbalance in BDNF and proBDNF levels in serum and cerebroespinal fluid in untreated Alzheimer’s disease patients. Carme Espinet - IRBLleida, Spain MTU12-07 The role of olfactory dysfunction in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer disease Rona Graham - University of Sherbrooke, Canada MTU12-08 The role of copper in Ubiquitin-dependent protein degradation in Alzheimer’s disease Mark Greenough - Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health, Australia MTU12-09 The relationship between the amyloid precursor protein and TAR DNA binding protein 43 (TDP-43): links to Alzheimer’s disease David Hicks - University of Manchester, United Kingdom MTU12-10 Lupeol isolated from Betula alnoides inhibit phophodiesterase and ameliorates streptozotocin induced cognitive impairment and neu Madhu Kaundal - Jamia Hamdard University New Delhi, India MTU12-11 Human Tp53 Arg72Pro SNP dictates neuronal susceptibility to Aß-neurotoxicity upon Cdk5-induced p53 stabilization in mitochondria Rebeca Lapresa - Institute of Biomedical Research of Salamanca (IBSAL), Spain MTU12-12 Complement C3 and C3aR receptor promote Tau pathology and Alzheimer`s disease Alexandra Litvinchuk - Baylor College of Medicine, USA MTU12-13 The distribution and function of neuronal pSer727-Stat3 is modify by mediators released by astrocytes in response to AβOs Yorka Munoz - University of Chile, Chile MTU12-14 Role of Drp1 in AD pathogenesis Jaehoon Sul - Sungkyunkwan university, Korea South MTU12-15 Critical roles of cathepsin B in Alzheimer’s disease-like phenotypes following chronic systemic exposure to Porphyromonas gingival Zhou Wu - Kyushu University, Japan MTU12-16 HMGB1 Promotes autophagy and increase amyloid-β clearance in Alzheimer disease models Xingding Zhang - Xi An Jiaotong University Suzhou Academy, China

MTU13 Therapeutic Approaches of Parkinson’s Disease

MTU13-02 pNR2B mediates the role of Fyn kinase in levodopa induced dyskinesia in a mouse model of Parkinson’s disease Melina Bordone - Instituto de Investigaciones Farmacológicas, Argentina MTU13-03 Brain Preconditioning Reprograms the Inflammatory Response to Neuronal Damage in Rat Model of Parkinson’s Disease Mojtaba Golpich - UKM Medical Centre (HUKM), Malaysia MTU13-04 Addressing the mechanism of priming of dopamine receptors and its effect on drug-induced dyskinesia Gimena Gomez - Institute of Pharmacological Research (ININFA), Argentina MTU13-05 IGF-1 gene therapy in early Parkinson´s disease Macarena Herrera - IFEC-FCQ-UNC-CONICET, Argentina MTU13-06 TrkB Agonist provide Neuroprotection via attenuating Neuroinflammatory cascade and Regulator of G-Protein Signaling 4 (RGS4) Mohit Kwatra - NIPER Guwahati, India MTU13-07 Pathological α-synuclein transmission initiated by binding lymphocyte-activation gene 3 Xiaobo Mao - The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, USA MTU13-08 Antidyskinetic effect of acute guanosine administration in reserpinized mice Caio Massari - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina - UFSC, Brazil MTU13-09 Sphingosine 1-phosphate receptors modulators decrease neuroinflammation and prevent Parkinson’s disease symptoms in MPTP mice Élise Pépin - Universite du Quebec a Trois-Riviere, Canada MTU13-10 A novel approach to detect the presence of levodopa (L-DOPA) in the polypeptide chains of proteins Kenneth Rodgers - University of Technology Sydney, Australia

55 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

POSTER SESSION B (WTH) / WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23 AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 2017

Poster presentation by authors between 13:00 – 15:30 on Wednesday and Thursday Poster presentation by authors with odd numbers between 18:00 – 19:00 on Wednesday Poster presentation by authors with even numbers between 19:00 – 20:00 on Wednesday

WTH01 Myelination and Demyelination

WTH01-01 Autoantibody mediated CNS myelin morphology in the acute phase of experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis Yoshio Bando - Asahikawa Medical University, Japan WTH01-02 Identification of the antigen recognized by rHIgM22, a remyelination-promoting human monoclonal antibody Livia Cabitta - Università di Milano, Italy WTH01-03 Essential role of endogenous fatty acid synthesis in CNS remyelination Penelope Dimas - ETH Zurich, Switzerland WTH01-04 VDR gene polymorphism BsmI in association with Multiple Sclerosis risk and progression in Slovak population Dusan Dobrota - Comenius University, Slovakia WTH01-05 TSC Function in CNS Myelination independent of Oligodendrocyte Differentiation Angelina Evangelou - Rutgers University, USA WTH01-06 A dual role for the PI3K-Akt-mTORC1 axis in peripheral nerve myelination Gianluca Figlia - ETH Zurich, Switzerland WTH01-07 TrkB agonists promote myelin repair in the brain Jessica Fletcher - The University of Melbourne, Australia WTH01-08 Myelin-associated EphrinB3 restricts Schwann cell migration within central nervous system white matter Beatriz Garcia-Diaz - Instituto de Investigación Biomédica de Málaga, Spain WTH01-10 The anti-large myelin protein zero (L-MPZ) antibody in serum modifies the peripheral nerve demyelination in Lewis Rat Akiko Hayashi - Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences, Japan WTH01-11 Dynein/dynactin is necessary for anterograde transport of Mbp mRNA in oligodendrocytes and for myelination in vivo Amy Herbert - Washington University in St. Louis, USA WTH01-12 Persistent cytokine production induced in the cerebral meninges in a rat model of MS gives rise to chronic cortical pathology Rachel James - Imperial College London, United Kingdom WTH01-13 Alterations in Oligodendrocyte Progenitor Cell Populations with Loss of mTOR Luipa Khandker - Rutgers, USA WTH01-14 Exploring the factors causing remyelination arrest through studying Cystatin F gene expression regulatory mechanism Jiayi Li - National Institute for Physiological Sciences, Japan WTH01-15 Remyelination from demyelinating lesions induced by multiple sclerosis antibodies Yiting Liu - University of Colorado, USA WTH01-16 Alterations of synaptic terminals in the cerebellum of chronic demyelinating mouse model Huy Bang Nguyen - National Institute for Physiological Sciences, Japan WTH01-17 Protective role of kolaviron on cuprizone-induced demyelination in rat models of multiple sclerosis Gabriel Omotoso - University of Ilorin, Nigeria WTH01-18 Effect of novel readthrough agents on myelin P0 translation in vivo Yoshinori Otani - Tokyo university of pharmacy and lifesciences, Japan WTH01-19 Targeting neuronal Nogo receptor 1 signaling in EAE preserves axonal transport and limits demyelination Steven Petratos - Monash University, Australia WTH01-20 TRPA1 receptor deficiency substantially diminishes the cuprizone-induced demyelination Erika Pinter - University of Pecs, Hungary WTH01-21 Inflammatory Demyelination Induces Ependymal Modifications Concomitant to Activation of Adult (SVZ) Stem Cell Proliferation Fereshteh Pourabdolhossein - Babol University of Medical Sciences, Iran

56 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

POSTER SESSION B (WTH) / WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23 AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 2017

WTH01-22 The effects of gut microbiota on myelination and oligodendroglia in the BACHD model of Huntington disease Carola Radulescu - Agency for Science Technology and Research (A*STAR), Singapore WTH01-23 Unconventional Myosin ID is involved in the remyelination process after cuprizone-induced demyelination Reiji Yamazaki - Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences, Japan WTH01-24 Effects of chronic type 2 diabetes on expression of hippocampal proteins in rats Yeo Sung Yoon - Seoul National University, Korea South WTH01-25 Axon initial segment cytoskeleton shows a more complicated pattern during brain development Takeshi Yoshimura - United Graduate School of Child Development, Japan

WTH02 Ischemia and Oxidative Stress

WTH02-01 VEGF theranostic agent promotes neuroregeneration after experimental stroke Jesus Agulla - IESCYL, Spain WTH02-02 Nattokinase improves blood flow by inhibiting platelet aggregation and thrombus formation Eun Suk An - Chungbuk National Univ., Korea South WTH02-03 Cannabinoid receptors and TRPA1 on neuroprotection in a model of retinal ischemia Daniel Araújo - Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil WTH02-04 Effect of punicic acid in a cerebral ischemia model in rat Sandra Bautista Pérez - Instituto Nacional de Neurología y Neurocirugía, Mexico WTH02-05 Adult mouse neural stem cell-derived microvesicles: proteomic characterization and effects on brain ischemia Aura Campero-Romero - Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico WTH02-06 Cyclooxygenase Inhibition ameliorates hypobaric hypoxia induced spatial memory impairment in rats Garima Chauhan - Defence Institute of Physiology and Allied Sciences, India WTH02-07 Feeding perilla oil improves atherosclerosis and ischemic stroke by controlling lipid metabolism Jieun Choi - Chungbuk National University, Korea South WTH02-08 VEGFR1-mediated neuroprotection in experimental cerebral stroke Alfredo Cárdenas-Rivera - Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico WTH02-09 Probing Nitrite and Nitric Oxide Biochemistry in The Brain in Vivo by a Novel Sensing Approach Cândida Dias - Centre for Neuroscience and Cell Biology, Portugal WTH02-10 Identification of synaptosomal receptor for extracellular protons Tatsiana Dubouskaya - National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, Belarus WTH02-11 Redox state in modulation of neuroprotection in hypoxia Elena Erlykina - Nizhny Novgorod State Medical Academy, Russia WTH02-12 Evaluation of the Potential Neurotoxicity of Gold Nanoparticles in the Different Rat Brain Regions Heba Fahmy - Faculty of science, Egypt WTH02-13 There is not a simple linear relationship between increasing numbers of mild traumatic brain injury and increasing damage Melinda Fitzgerald - The University of Western Australia, Australia WTH02-14 Nrf2 expression during ischemia with and without reperfusion in rat brain César González-Gutiérrez - Instituto Nacional de Neurología y Neurocirugía, Mexico WTH02-15 Intravenous injection of minoxidil reduced neuronal damage caused by transient focal cerebral ischemia Hiroshi Higashi - Setsunan University, Japan WTH02-16 BBB damage is reduced by blockade of beta 2-adrenergic receptor-mediated HIF-1 alpha upregulation during acute cerebral ischemia Xinchun Jin - Soochow University, China WTH02-17 Maintenance of steady state H2S levels rescues Hypobaric Hypoxia-induced pathological effect Gaurav Kumar - Defence institute of physiology and allied sciences, India WTH02-18 Recurrent moderate hypoglycemia enhances brain injury induced by the hypoglycemic coma and leads to memory decline Lourdes Massieu - Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico. Instituto de Fisiologia Celular, Mexico

57 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

POSTER SESSION B (WTH) / WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23 AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 2017

WTH02-19 Differential assessment of CB1R role in the neuroprotective effect of endocannabinoid system with different ways of its activation Elena Mitroshina - Lobachevsky State University of Nizhny Novgorod, Russia WTH02-20 Zinc contributes to ischemia-induced blood-brain barrier disruption by activating MMPs in cerebral microvessels Zhifeng Qi - Xuanwu Hospital of Capital Medical University, China WTH02-21 Short chemical ischemia induces death of neuroblastoma SH-SY5Y cells but not glioblastoma T98G cells Peter Racay - Comenius University, Slovakia WTH02-22 Developed human stem cells derived neuronal model of cerebral ischemia revealing the anti ischemic potential of Trans-resveratrol Chetan Rajpurohit - CSIR-Indian Institute of Toxicology Research, India WTH02-23 Interplay between the Ubiquitin-Proteasome System and calpains in brain ischemia Ivan Salazar - Center for Neuroscience and Cell Biology, Portugal WTH02-24 Glycyrrhizic acid attenuates ROS mediated neurodegeneration and cognitive deficit in chronic cerebral hypoperfusion rats Yogesh Sathyamoorthy - Dr. ALM PGIBMS, India WTH02-25 Folic acid provides neuroprotection by modulating hippocampal oxidative imbalance and astrocyte response of hypoxic-ischemic rats Lenir Silva - Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil WTH02-26 Blockade of GABAB receptor endocytosis enhances neuroprotection Miho Terunuma - Niigata University, Japan WTH02-27 HIF 1-dependent normalization of pentose phosphate pathway in rat brain as a neuroprotective mechanism of hypoxic postconditioning Oleg Vetrovoy - St.Petersburg State University, Russia WTH02-28 Stimulation of GLP-1 Receptor Alleviates Ischemic Stroke Injury by Elevating Cerebral Angiogenesis Jenq-Lin Yang - Kaohsiung Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Taiwan WTH02-29 Autophagic flux is impaired after ischemia-reperfusion exposure via cPKCgamma-mTOR signaling pathway in cortical neurons of mice Yanling Yin - Capital Medical University, China

WTH03 Synaptic Plasticity

WTH03-01 Assessing KCC2 functions using transport-deficient mutants Sana Al Awabdh - Inserm, France WTH03-02 Changes in synapses induced by GluN2A knockdown Veronica Baez - Instituto de Biologia Celular y Neurociencia (IBCN), Argentina WTH03-03 Сued memory reconsolidation in rats requires nitric oxide Natalia Bal - Institute of Higher Nervous Activity and Neurophysiology of RAS (IHNA&NPh RAS), Russia WTH03-04 α-Mangostin Improves Hippocampal Cholinergic Enzyme Activities and Cognitive Impairment in Scopolamine-Induced Amnesic Rats Suksan Changlek - Institute of Science, Thailand WTH03-05 The level of PKMζ mRNA in neuronal soma decreases after chemical stimulation of Helix lucorum neurons Ekaterina Chesnokova - Institute of Higher Nervous Activity and Neurophysiology of RAS, Russia WTH03-06 A single ketamine neonatal exposure induces acute hippocampal susceptibility and cognitive and motor changes in adult rats Leandra Constantino - University Federal of Santa Catarina (UFSC), Brazil WTH03-07 Structural Neuroplasticity of Identified Microcircuits Investigated by Novel EM Probe Technology Davide Dulcis - University of California San Diego - School of Medicine, USA WTH03-08 Autism-associated Caspr2 regulates synaptic AMPA receptors in the context of homeostatic synaptic plasticity Dominique Fernandes - Centre for Neuroscience and Cell Biology, Portugal

58 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

POSTER SESSION B (WTH) / WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23 AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 2017

WTH03-09 Identification of O-GlcNAcome/Phosphoproteome interplay of synaptosome-associated proteins in sensorimotor cortex Julie Fourneau - University of Lille, France WTH03-10 Prolonged changes in polysaccharide components of the brain extracellular matrix following photothrombotic stroke Anna Greda - Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology, Poland WTH03-11 Development of a novel antiepileptic therapy for Dravet syndrome by targeting the eEF2K/eEF2 pathway Laura Gritti - CNR - Institute of Neuroscience, Italy WTH03-12 HCN channels in cerebellar and hippocampal neurons Anne Gunther - RIKEN, Japan WTH03-13 Triclosan Impairs Hippocampal Neuronal Function Cecilia Hidalgo - F. Medicine, Chile WTH03-14 Nitric oxide and AMPA receptor trafficking Violetta Ivanova - Institute of Higher Nervous Activity, Russia WTH03-15 Dopamine D1 receptor activation prevents the loss of long-term spatial memory in mice Se Jin Jeon - Kyung Hee University, South Korea WTH03-16 Chronic treatment of combined chemotherapeutic agents alters neuronal architecture in the mouse hippocampus Sohi Kang - Chonnam National University, South Korea WTH03-17 Hypobaric Hypoxia dysregulates fear conditioning response by modulation of synaptic strength and dendritic morphology Punita Kumari - DIPAS, India WTH03-18 Functional role of hyaluronan receptor CD44 palmitoylation in hippocampal neurons Josephine Labus - Hannover Medical School, Germany WTH03-19 Regulation of the neuronal glycine transporter GlyT2 by P2X purinergic receptors Beatriz López Corcuera - Universidad Autonoma de Madrid. Centro de Biología Molecular Severo Ochoa, Spain WTH03-20 Effect of Neurotrophin-4 in Hippocampal Synaptic Plasticity Induced by Testosterone Sakthi Muthu - Dr.Arcot Lakshmanaswamy Mudaliar Post Graduate Institute of Basic Medical Sciences, India WTH03-21 Expression of LTP-Specific PRPs In Prelimbic Cortex Region of the Brain Is Necessary For the Formation of Long Term Memory. Mehar Naseem - Jamia Hamdard University, India WTH03-22 Lack of Sez6 family proteins affects neuronal physiology and behaviour Amelia Nash - University of Melbourne, Australia WTH03-23 Seizure-related gene 6 (Sez6)family proteins and their influence on excitatory synapse function, motor co-ordination and cognition Emma Ong-Palsson - The University of Melbourne, Australia WTH03-24 TGF-β-sensitive neurons in the hypothalamus regulate food intake and body weight Ioannis Papazoglou - NIDDK, USA WTH03-25 Presynaptic spike timing-dependent long-term depression in the CA1 region of the hippocampus Antonio Rodriguez-Moreno - Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain WTH03-26 Role of matrix metalloproteinase-9 (MMP-9) in a chemically-induced synaptic plasticity Ahmad Salamian - Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology, Poland WTH03-27 Protein methyltransferases 8 (Prmt8) restricts proteins associated with synaptic maturation in murine visual cortex Judy Sng - National University of Singapore, Singapore WTH03-28 Per1-dependent molecular mechanisms behind daytime-dependent plasticity in mouse hippocampus Jörg Stehle - University Clinics Frankfurt, Germany WTH03-29 PSD lattice and scaffold-adaptor protein model for PSD structure Tatsuo Suzuki - Shinshu University, Japan WTH03-30 LMTK1 is a novel membrane bound kinase involved in anxiety and depression Miyuki Takahashi - Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan

59 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

POSTER SESSION B (WTH) / WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23 AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 2017

WTH03-31 Remember or forget - dopaminergic modulation of auditory memory persistence in the presence or absence of alpha-synuclein Wolfgang Tischmeyer - Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology, Germany WTH03-32 Mechanisms of Cdc42 palmitoylation in respect to neuronal functions Alexander Wirth - Hannover Medical School, Germany

WTH04 Neuronal Polarity

WTH04-01 P2 receptors control the migration of medial ganglionic eminence-derived interneurons Sofia Ferreira - Center for Neuroscience and Cell Biology, Portugal WTH04-02 Novel mechanisms involving redox biology are essential to support axonal growth Christian Gonzalez-Billault - Universidad de Chile, Chile WTH04-03 Cortical principal neurons migration entails A2A receptor-driven neuronal polarization and axon formation Ricardo Rodrigues - Center for Neuroscience and Cell Biology, Portugal

WTH05 Animal Model of Neuropsychiatric Disorders

WTH05-01 Changes in adult neurogenesis in chronic unpredictable mild stress and early-life inflammatory stress models in rats Victor Aniol - Institute of Higher Nervous Activity, Russia WTH05-02 Optogenetic Activation of Striatonigral Pathway is Sufficient to Induce Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder- like Behaviors Youcef Bouchekioua - Keio University School of Medicine, Japan WTH05-03 Investigating mitochondrial biomarkers and function using MRS at 14.1 Tesla in a mouse model of mood disorders Antoine Cherix - Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland WTH05-04 Fluvoxamine maleate effects on dopamine signaling in the prefrontal cortex of stressed parkinsonian rats: A cognition implication Ernest Dalle - University Of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa WTH05-05 Zebrafish Larvae Model : A Novel Approach To Study Autism Shubham Dwivedi - Birla Institute of Technology and Sciences (BITS)- Pilani, India WTH05-06 Maternal and offspring MTHFR genotype contribute to autistic-like behavior in mice. Hava Golan - Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel WTH05-07 Ondansetron reverses depressive phenotype in diabetic mice by normalizing hippocampal neuronal atrophy and reduced BDNF levels Deepali Gupta - Birla Institute of Technology & Science (BITS)-Pilani, India WTH05-08 The oligodendroglial abnormalities in the postmortem brain from human patients and monkey depression model Yoshitaka Hayashi - Shiga University of Medical Science, Japan WTH05-09 5-HT2A receptor deficiency alters the metabolic and transcriptional, but not the behavioral, consequences of CUS Minal Jaggar - Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, India WTH05-10 Reduced interneuron density in the hippocampus and anti-despair-like behaviors in RalBP1-mutant mice Myoung-Hwan Kim - Seoul National University College of Medicine, Korea South WTH05-11 Gestational vitamin D treatment blocks behavioural phenotypes relevant to schizophrenia induced by maternal immune activation Wei Luan - The University of Queensland, Australia WTH05-12 Neuroadaptations in the dorsal striatum and escalation of methamphetamine self-administration across adolescence Sophia Luikinga - Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health, Australia

60 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

POSTER SESSION B (WTH) / WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23 AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 2017

WTH05-13 Neuroplastin ablation causes retrograde amnesia and circuit-dependent deficits correlated to loss of neuroplastin-PMCA complexes Dirk Montag - Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology, Germany WTH05-14 Repeated ascorbic acid treatment produces antidepressant-like effect and modulates cell survival signaling pathways in Swiss mice Morgana Moretti - Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil WTH05-15 Serotoninergic depletion generates aggressive behaviour in male Sprague Dawley rats Belen Mulle - IMBECU, Argentina WTH05-16 Administration of allopregnanolone and S-norfluoxetine upregulate reelin expression and improve depressive/anxiety-like behaviors Mauricio Nin - UFCSPA, Brazil WTH05-17 Proteomic analysis of rat saliva proteins for stress biomarkers after mental and physical stress loading Satoru Oshiro - Cell Biology, Japan WTH05-18 Transgenerational impact of paternal exercise: RhoA GTPase family proteins and regulatory microRNAs in offspring hippocampus Terence Pang - The Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health, Australia WTH05-19 Evidences of hypoconnectivity in the valproic acid rat model of autism spectrum disorder. Analia Reines - Institute of Cell Biology and Neuroscience (IBCN)-UBA-CONICET), Argentina WTH05-20 GluD1 deficient mouse as a model animal of depression-like behavior Kenji Sakimura - Niigata University, Japan WTH05-21 Synaptic proteome alterations in chronic Toxoplasma gondii-infected mice suggest interference with glutamatergic neurotransmission Björn Schott - Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology, Germany WTH05-22 Neurotoxic effects of prenatal hyperhomocysteinemia in rats Anastasiya Shcherbitskaya - Sechenov Institute of Evolutionary Physiology and Biochemistry RAS, Russia WTH05-23 Chronic stress induces specific responses in neurotrophin systems in brain of rats with different behavior in forced swim test Mikhail Stepanichev - Institute of Higher Nervous Activity and Neurophysiology, Russia WTH05-24 Mangiferin alleviates sleep deprivation-induced anxiety-and depressive-like behaviors, and memory deficits in mice Kunjbihari Sulakhiya - Indira Gandhi National Tribal University (IGNTU), India WTH05-25 Role of MMP-9 in schizophrenia-like behaviors in rodents Behnam Vafadari - Nencki institute of experimental biology, Poland

WTH06 Molecular Mechanism of Alzheimer’s Disease

WTH06-01 The Alzheimer’s disease transcriptome mimics the neuroprotective signature of IGF-1 receptor-deficient neurons Saba Aïd - INSERM Research Center and Sorbonne Universities, France WTH06-02 Investigating the role of vitamin D Receptor signaling in a cell-based model of Neurodegeneration Anindita Banerjee - ICARE Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, India WTH06-03 Profile of SUMO conjugation and neuronal death in Alzheimer’s disease Ana Cristina Guerra de Souza - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil WTH06-04 Phytochemical allylguaiacol exerts neuroprotective effect in hippocampal cells and ameliorates memory impairment in a mouse model Soo-Jin Jeong - Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine, Korea South WTH06-05 Role of circulating irisin and adiponectin in probable Alzheimer’s disease Vineet Khemka - ICARE Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, India WTH06-06 The Role of Stress-Inducible Protein 1 (STI1) in cellular resilience and Alzheimer’s disease Rachel Lackie - Western University, Canada WTH06-07 Crosstalk between endocannabinoid and cholinergic systems in a rat model of basal forebrain cholinergic lesion Alberto Llorente - University of the Basque Country, Spain

61 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

POSTER SESSION B (WTH) / WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23 AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 2017

WTH06-08 P2Y1 receptor is required for Aβ-induced synaptic loss, plasticity deficits and memory impairment Joana Marques - Center for Neuroscience and Cell Biology, Portugal WTH06-09 Oxidative stress and inflammation induced by acute and subacute ultrafine particles exposures: contribution to Alzheimer’s disease Chiara Milani - University of Milano Bicocca, Italy WTH06-10 Amyloid precursor protein level and acetylcholine esterase activity changes in neuronal cell cultures and rat brain after hypoxia Natalia Nalivaeva - School of Biomedical Sciences, United Kingdom WTH06-11 Aβ-Induced Inhibition of Protein Prenylation Causes Autophagic Flux Blockade Elena Posse de Chaves - University of Alberta Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, Canada WTH06-12 Methylation of Aβ derived in exosomes is the diagnosis marker in Alzheimer Disease Lin Qi - Texas Childrens Cancer and Hematology Center, USA WTH06-13 The Effects of Abeta Oligomers on Regulators of Protein Synthesis Felipe Ribeiro - Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil WTH06-14 Potential crosstalk between autophagy and apoptosis in amyloid-β-induced neuronal death Suraiya Saleem - Indian Institute of Chemical Biology, India WTH06-15 Role of zinc in regulating calcium dependent signaling pathways during aluminium induced neurodegeneration Neha Singla - Panjab University, India WTH06-16 Phosphorylation and Isoform Expression of Tau are Regulated Independently during Mouse Brain Development Dilina Tuerde - Tokyo metropolitan university, Japan WTH06-17 Degeneration of septal cholinergic neurons caused by immunotoxin 192IgG-saporin alters gene expression in the hippocampus Mariya Volobueva - Institute of Higher Nervous Activity and Neurophysiology of RAS (IHNA&NPh RAS), Russia WTH06-18 Caspase-3 activity in early ontogenesis is essential for regulation of neprilysin and transthyretin expression in rat brain Igor A. Zhuravin - Sechenov Institute of Evolutionary Physiology and Biochemistry, Russia

WTH07 Neurodegenerative Disease

WTH07-01 Validation of metabolic neuroimaging biomarkers in Huntington disease Isaac Adanyeguh - Inserm U1127, France WTH07-02 Regulation of COPI vesicle transport via Scyl1 methylation in the pathogenesis of ER-stress induced neurodegenerative diseases Genki Amano - Osaka University, Japan WTH07-03 Hypothalamic dysfunction and metabolic dysregulation in AD animal models Rafaella Araujo Gonçalves da Silva - Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil WTH07-04 Ubiquitin Proteasome System Dysfunction in ALS Patient iPSC-Derived Motor Neurons Monique Bax - Illawarra Health and Medical Research Institute, Australia WTH07-05 Regulation of neurofilament proteins by ALS-linked miRNAs Danae Campos-Melo - Western University, Canada WTH07-06 Characterization of a presymptomatic stage in a Drosophila Parkinson’s disease model: unveiling compensatory mechanisms Jorge Campusano - Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, Chile WTH07-07 Neuromyelitis Optica Immunoglobulin G targets AQP4 expressed in Retinal Müller cells affecting Cell Volume Homeostasis Claudia Capurro - Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina WTH07-08 The role of the autophagic pathway in muscle cell models of spinal and bulbar muscular atrophy Maria Elena Cicardi - Univesitá Degli Studi di Milano, Italy

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POSTER SESSION B (WTH) / WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23 AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 2017

WTH07-09 Loss of glutamine synthetase initiates a sequence of neuropathological events that culminate in epilepsy and neurodegeneration Niels Danbolt - University of Oslo Institute, Norway WTH07-10 Ageing and oxidative stress contribute to Neurodegenerative diseases-related proteins in human red blood cells Simona Daniele - University of Pisa, Italy WTH07-11 Altered glycogen metabolism in the brain of insulin-resistant Goto-Kakizaki rats: a 13C magnetic resonance spectroscopy study in v Joao Das Neves Duarte - Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland WTH07-12 Co-localization of RGNEF with TDP-43 into micronuclei-like structures induced by cellular metabolic stress Cristian Droppelmann - Western University, Canada WTH07-13 Modulation of Tau isoforms by RNA reprogramming: Analysis of phenotypic rescue in a mouse model of Tauopathy Sonia Espindola - Instituto de Ingeniería Genetica y Biología Molecular (INGEBI - CONICET), Argentina WTH07-14 Reduction of mutant huntingtin in oligodendroglia rescues myelination and behavioural deficits in a model of Huntington disease Costanza Ferrari Bardile - Translational Laboratory in Genetic Medicine, Singapore WTH07-15 Evaluation of selective PKR inhibition in mouse models of memory deficits and neurodegeneration Valerie Fleury - Sanofi, France WTH07-16 Shrinkage of peripheral nerve fibers in KCC3-T991A mutant mice Bianca Flores - Vanderbilt University, USA WTH07-17 Evaluation of pridopidine in the transgenic YAC128 mouse model of Huntington disease Marta Garcia-Miralles - A*STAR , Singapore WTH07-18 RAGE inhibition in substantia nigra of rats prevents 6-OHDA-induced parkinsonism Juciano Gasparotto - Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil WTH07-19 Characterisation of eIF2B bodies in Vanishing White Matter disease Rachel Hodgson - Sheffield hallam university, United Kingdom WTH07-20 Phenotypic differences between brain- and liver-specific glutamine synthetase knockout mice Qiu Xiang Hu - Institute of Basic Medical Sciences, Norway WTH07-21 ALS mutant SOD1 affects pathological modifications of TDP-43 Gye Sun Jeon - Seoul National University Hospital, Korea South WTH07-22 Oxidative aggregation of AMPK underlying age-related impairment of selective autophagic clearance in the hippocampus Hyunjeong Kim - Yonsei University College of Medicine, Korea South WTH07-23 miR-18b dysregulation triggers apoptosis by inhibition of Mctp1 and Rarb in fALS linked SOD1 mutation Ki Yoon Kim - seoul national university hospital biomedical research institute, Korea South WTH07-24 Vitamin A (retinol) protects against neurodegeneration in a 6-hydroxydopamine rat model Alice Kunzler - Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil WTH07-25 SC79, a Akt activator, rescues Alzheimer’s disease-associated memory impairments and aberrant synaptic plasticity Huiyoung Kwon - Dong-A University, Korea South WTH07-26 PTUPB, dual inhibitor of soluble Epoxide hydrolase and cyclooxygenase-2, mitigates rotenone induced neurotoxicity Navya Lakkappa - JSS college of Pharmacy, India WTH07-27 Surveillance of human prion diseases in Brazil data from 2005 to 2017 Michele Christine Landemberger - A.C. Camargo Cancer Center, Brazil WTH07-28 Trimethyltin-induced hippocampal neurodegeneration Sueun Lee - Chonnam National University, Korea South WTH07-29 Aberrant expression and possible pathogenic role of S100B-RAGE in ALS Fabrizio Michetti - Catholic University, Italy WTH07-30 Role of G quadruplex RNA structure in ALS/FTD Mihaela Rita Mihailescu - Duquesne University, USA

63 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

POSTER SESSION B (WTH) / WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23 AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 2017

WTH07-31 Postnatal exposure augments neurotoxicity of zinc/paraquat exposed adult rats on oxidative stress,monoamine transporters,apoptosis Namrata Mittra - CSIR-Indian Institue of Toxicology Research, India WTH07-32 Functional impact of phosphorylation of mutant HTT at serine-421 in human neurons Bryan Ng - Agency for Science, Singapore WTH07-33 AnkyrinG malfunction and neurodegenerative process in HuC KO mice Yuki Ogawa - Jikei Univ. Sch. of Med., Japan WTH07-34 A novel contrast agent to detect apoptotic cells in stroke and Alzheimer’s disease Valeriy Ostapchenko - University of Western Ontario, Canada WTH07-35 Neuroactive steroid levels in sciatic nerve: effects of blunted de novo fatty acid synthesis Silvia Pedretti - Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy WTH07-36 Comparative Analysis of Cerebral 64Cu and F-18 FDG Uptake in APPSWE Transgenic Mouse Models of Alzheimer’s Diseases with PET/CT Fangyu Peng - University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, USA WTH07-37 Cytosolic Cu(II) is modulated by glutathione Alejandra Ramirez Munoz - University of Melbourne, Australia WTH07-38 3-hydroxykynurenine and 3-hydroxyanthranilic acid enhance the toxicity induced by copper in rat astrocytes culture Daniela Ramirez Ortega - Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico WTH07-39 Lysosomal impairment causes the onset of neurodegeneration in mouse granule neurons: the side effect of sphingolipid metabolism Maura Samarani - University of Milan, Italy WTH07-40 Locus coeruleus lesion by 6-hydroxydopamine induces recognition memory deficits in rats: Involvement of prefrontal cortex Tuane Sampaio - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil WTH07-41 Participation of MAPK signaling pathway in a model of neuronal degeneration in striatal of rat Ricardo Santana - Instituto Nacional de Neurología y Neurocirugía, Mexico WTH07-42 Validation of histocultures from adult human brain as a tool to study age-associated neurodegenerative diseases Adriano Sebollela - Ribeirao Preto Medical School -University of Sao Paulo, Brazil WTH07-43 Chronic stress triggers Tau pathology through autophagy inhibition and induction of stress granules Joana Silva - Life and Health Sciences Research Institute, Portugal WTH07-44 Activation of Nrf2 in striatum is oxidative stress independent and dependent of p62 and DPP3 proteins Carlos Silva-Islas - INNN, México WTH07-45 Ankyrin-R is required for cerebellar Purkinje cell survival Sharon Stevens - Baylor College of Medicine, USA WTH07-46 A novel model: Optical stimulation causes axonal degeneration mediated by axoplasmic calcium Yang Sui - National Institute for Physiological Sciences, Japan WTH07-47 Identification and characterization of novel dystonia musculorum mutant mice Hirohide Takebayashi - Niigata University, Japan WTH07-48 Inhibition of HDAC4 with sodium butyrate does not prevent AMPA-induced excitotoxic degeneration of spinal motoneurons in vivo Ricardo Tapia - Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico WTH07-49 Novel UBQLN2 mutations linked to Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and Spastic Paraplegia through defective proteolysis Elisa Teyssou - ICM, France WTH07-50 Association between mitochondria and endoplasmic reticulum in dysmyelinated axons Quynh Thai - National Institute for Physiological Sciences, Japan WTH07-51 Oligodendroglial conditional knockout of Dars2 results in white matter atrophy and neurobehavioral changes in mice Carol Tiffany - Kennedy Krieger Institute, USA WTH07-52 Quantification of GABA, Glutamate and Glutamine in a Single Measurement by Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy in Human Subjects Stephen Williams - University of Manchester, United Kingdom

64 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

POSTER SESSION B (WTH) / WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23 AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 2017

WTH08 Psychiatric Disorders and Drug Abuse

WTH08-01 Effects of nicotine on glia activation and dopaminergic system neurotoxicity induced by MDMA in adolescent BALB/c mice Philip Adeniyi - Afe Babalola University , Nigeria WTH08-02 Proteomics and immunocytochemistry of rat neural stem cells, neurons and astrocytes exposed to alcohol: implications for FASD Vladimir Balcar - The University of Sydney, Australia WTH08-03 Determination of Neurosteroids in Patients with Internet Addiction Disorder by Liquid Chromatography- Tandem Mass Spectrometry Sung-Hee Cho - Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology (KRICT), Korea South WTH08-04 Impairments in laterodorsal tegmentum to VTA projections underlie glucocorticoid triggered reward deficits Bárbara Coimbra - Life and Health Sciences Research Institute (ICVS), Portugal WTH08-05 Cannabidiol (CBD) treatment decreased the sensitized locomotor response to repeated methamphetamine exposure in male rats Priscila Costa - Macquarie University, Australia WTH08-06 Methamphetamine and modafinil elicit differential epigenetic and functional profiles in the mouse medial prefrontal cortex Betina Gonzalez - ININFA, Argentina WTH08-07 Differential role of CB1 receptors within accumbal subregions in stress-induced reinstatement of cocaine- conditioned preference Andrea Guzman - Instituto de Farmacologia Experimental de Cordoba, Argentina WTH08-08 Effects of 4-phenylbutyric acid in abnormal behavior-displayed mice Koichi Kawada - Chiba Institute of Science, Japan WTH08-09 Translational control by eIF2alpha regulates acute and persistent effects of cocaine Sanjeev Khatiwada - Baylor College of Medicine, USA WTH08-10 Investigating the role of dopamine receptor- and parvalbumin-expressing neurons in extinction and retrieval of conditioned fear Heather Madsen - Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health, Australia WTH08-11 Sexually dimorphic function of dopamine in the postnatal neurodevelopment Muiara Moraes - Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil WTH08-12 Ethanol withdrawal affects the mechanism of fear memory labilization in the basolateral amygdala complex: effect of D-cycloserine Vanesa Ortiz - IFEC-CONICET, Argentina WTH08-13 Cocaine reward susceptibility is related to pubertal risk-taking behaviour in prenatally stressed offspring Verónica Pastor - University of Buenos Aires, Argentina WTH08-14 Neonatal exposure to estradiol valerate increases morphine-induced locomotor activity and accumbal dopamine release in adult rats Ramon Sotomayor-Zarate - Universidad de Valparaíso, Chile WTH08-15 Lack of the Sez6 protein attenuates cocaine relapse Kathleen Teng - University of Melbourne, Australia WTH08-16 Synthetic Oxytocin-Like treatment decreased the sensitized locomotor response to repeated methamphetamine exposure in male rats Laísa Umpierrez - Macquarie University, Australia WTH08-17 Redox regulation via alpha-lipoic acid influences cocaine reinstatement behaviour Jacqueline Womersley - Medical University of South Carolina, USA

65 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

POSTER SESSION B (WTH) / WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23 AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 2017

WTH09 Mechanism of Neuroprotection

WTH09-01 Cognitive-Enhancing Effects of beta-sitosterol in vanadium-induced neurotoxicity in mice Olamide Adebiyi - University of Ibadan, Nigeria WTH09-02 LPS Preconditioning Attenuates Neuroinflammation via Gene Reprogramming in Rat Model of Epilepsy Elham Amini - UKM Medical Centre (HUKM), Malaysia WTH09-03 Dihydroprogesterone treatment restores myelin lipid profile in rat cerebral cortex Matteo Audano - Università degli studi di Milano, Italy WTH09-04 Tetrahydroisoquinoline in Ayurvedic Medicine is Neuroprotective in Experimental Parkinson’s Disease Rebecca Banerjee - Indian Institute of Chemical Biology, India WTH09-05 Astrocyte-derived exosomes reduce infarct volume and improve neurological recovery in an in vivo model of focal cerebral ischemia Berenice Bernal-Vicente - Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico WTH09-06 Melatonin attenuates βAPP processing via Pin1/NF-κB pathway in Aβ42-induced cellular model of Alzheimer’s disease Vorapin Chinchalongporn - Mahidol University, Thailand WTH09-07 Investigating neuroprotective actions of irisin in the central nervous system Guilherme Freitas - Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil WTH09-08 Neuroprotective effect of Whey protein concentrate (WPC) during aging Geetika Garg - University of Allahabad, India WTH09-09 Quercetin Attenuates the Cadmium Induced Neurotoxicity by Altering the Autophagy via PI3K/Akt/mTOR signaling pathway Richa Gupta - CSIR- Indian institute of toxicology reserch, India WTH09-10 Neuroprotective effect of apelin against retinal ganglion cell death induced by retinal ischemia- reperfusion injury Yuki Ishimaru - Setsunan University, Japan WTH09-11 Protective role of aqueous extract of Terminalia arjuna against cerebral ischemia induced MMP mediated blood brain barrier damage Kathiravan Kaliappan - Dr. Arcot Lakshmanaswamy Mudaliar Post Graduate Institute of Basic Medical Sciences, India WTH09-12 Melatonin ameliorates cognitive deficits and synaptic dysfunction in streptozotocin-induced hyperglycemic state in rats Utcharaporn Kamsrijai - Institute of Molecular Bioscience, Thailand WTH09-13 Melatonin Improves Cerebral Blood Flow Decrease in Aged Mice Hye-Min Kang - Kyung Hee University, Korea South WTH09-14 Beneficial effects of Enzyme-Treated Asparagus extract and Buckwheat hull extract on memory functions in Sprague-Dawley rats Tomoko Koda - Tokyo Healthcare Universuty, Japan WTH09-15 Prevention of excitotoxicity associated changes in GluN2B and TrkB levels by NMDA receptor inhibitors in vivo Mantosh Kumar - Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology, India WTH09-16 LOTUS, a neural circuit formation factor, blocks PirB-mediated axon growth inhibition Yuji Kurihara - Yokohama City University Graduate School of Medical Life Science, Japan WTH09-17 The role of lysophosphatidic acid (LPA) and in the maintenance of the blood retina barrier and photoreceptor function Grace Lidgerwood - Centre for Eye Research Australia, Australia WTH09-18 evaluation of guanosine effects in 6-ohda model of non-motor symptoms of parkinson’s disease Naiani Marques - Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil WTH09-19 Intracellular calcium homeostasis and signal transduction in brain cortex in conditions of hypokinesia Karine Melkonyan - Hospital & Home Health Care Company, USA WTH09-20 Effects of polyamines on protein elongation and autophagy in neurons Felix Mertin - Otto-von-Guericke-University, Germany

66 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

POSTER SESSION B (WTH) / WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23 AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 2017

WTH09-21 In-vivo modulation of transferrin receptor protein-1 by a complex vitamin molecule reverses Alzheimer’s- type pathology Olajide Olayemi - University of Ilorin, Nigeria WTH09-22 Garcinol reduces streptozotocin-induced Alzheimer’s like phenotypes and neuropathology in rats Ramesh Kumar Paidi - Indian Institute of Chemical Biology, India WTH09-23 Administration of L-tyrosine with levodopa could be neuroprotective in Parkinson’s disease Kenneth Rodgers - University of Technology Sydney, Australia WTH09-24 Dibenzoylthiamine, a lipophilic thiamine precursor, protects against oxidative damage in neuroblastoma cells Margaux Sambon - ULg, Belgium WTH09-25 Apelin inhibits N-methyl-D-aspartate-induced retinal ganglion cell death by activating Akt and ERK via APJ receptor in mice Fumiya Shibagaki - Setsunan University, Japan WTH09-26 Rapamycin induced activation of autophagy protects hippocampal neurons of aging rat brain through mTOR/Akt1/CREB pathway Abhishek Singh - University of Allahabad, India WTH09-27 Neuroprotective effect of spermidine as a caloric restriction mimetics in accelerated senescence model of rat Sandeep Singh - University of Allahabad, India WTH09-28 Biphasic responses of Trans-Resveratrol on proliferation of neural progenitor cells and aged rat hippocampal neurogenesis Shripriya Singh - CSIR-Indian Institute of Toxicology Research, India WTH09-29 Neuroprotection of ketamine against cell death caused by oxidative stress during epileptogenesis in the mouse pilocarpine model Fatma Tannich - National School of Veterinary Medicine, Tunisia WTH09-30 Autophagy induction in brain by severe hypoglycemia and its modulation by the ketone body beta- hydroxybutyrate María del Carmen Torres Esquivel - Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico WTH09-31 Anti-amyloid antibody SAR228810 is neuroprotective against oligomeric Abeta-42-induced toxicity in mouse primary neuronal cultures Nadine Vaucher - Sanofi, France WTH09-32 Melatonin attenuates learning and memory impairment in mice after methamphetamine administration Nisarath Veschsanit - Mahidol University, Thailand WTH09-33 Melatonin Modulates Permeability Transition Pore by Inhibition of Mitochondrial KATP Channels in Isolated Brain Mitochondria Mohd Waseem - University of Alabama (UAB), USA WTH09-34 Kynurenic acid prevents cytoskeletal disorganization induced by quinolinic acid in mixed cultures of rat striatum Angela Wyse - UFRGS, Brazil

WTH10 Cell Death

WTH10-01 Class IV Semaphorin Sema4A From CSF of Multiple Sclerosis Patients Induces Oligodendrocyte Cell Death Brian Chiou - Penn State Hershey College of Medicine, USA WTH10-02 Prognostic significance and survival statistics of astrocytoma patients’ in a cohort with assessment of glioblastoma with oligodendroglial component Ravindra Deshpande - University of Hyderabad, India WTH10-03 Autophagy fails to prevent energy stress-induced neuronal death due to calpain-mediated lysosomal dysfuction Cristian Gerónimo - Instituto de Fisiologi%ADa Celular UNAM, Mexico WTH10-04 Bax activation blocks self-renewal and induces apoptosis of human glioblastoma stem cells Claudia Martini - University of Pisa, Italy

67 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

POSTER SESSION B (WTH) / WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23 AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 2017

WTH11 Autonomic-Autonomic/Neuroendocrine Systems

WTH11-01 Integrative microRNA-mRNA expression changes in VMH is associated with neuronal maladaptive response to hypoglycemia Rahul Agrawal - University of Utah, USA WTH11-02 Gonadotropin-releasing hormone neurons are regulated by gut peptides at the level of the neuroterminals in the median eminence Leila Arbabi - Monash University, Australia WTH11-03 A neuroanatomical evaluation of cholinergic, catecholaminergic, serotonergic and orexinergic neural systems in mammals pertaining Tanya Calvey - University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa WTH11-04 Mode of action of RB150, an aminopeptidase A inhibitor, as a central-acting antihypertensive agent in DOCA-salt hypertensive rats Réda Hmazzou - INSERM U1050, France

WTH12 Motor Systems

No abstracts have been submitted for this poster session.

WTH13 Sensory Systems

WTH13-01 Function of presynaptic TRPV1 receptors in the spinal cord dorsal horn is modulated by chemotherapeutic drug paclitaxel Pavel Adamek - Institute of Physiology CAS, Czech Republic WTH13-02 Peptidergic modulation of pain and anxiety: Forebrain relaxin-3/RXFP3 networks and descending control of nociception in mice João Covita - Interdisciplinary Institute for Neurosciences, France WTH13-03 Bifurcate spinal dorsal neurons projecting simultaneously to supraspinal centers by the dorsal column and the anterolateral system Abimael González-Hernández - Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM México), Mexico WTH13-04 Non-inflammatory autoantibody-induced glia activation in a passive transfer-trauma mouse model of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Zsuzsanna Helyes - University of Pecs, Hungary WTH13-05 microRNA deregulation in the spared nerve injury mouse model for neuropathic pain Theodora Kalpachidou - Medical University of Innsbruck, Austria WTH13-06 Oxytocin induce thermal analgesia via vasopressin-1a receptor by modulating TRPV1 and K-conductance Han Byul Kim - Seoul National University, Republic of Korea WTH13-07 Mechanisms of pain hypersensitivity in a pharmacological mouse model of Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder Marc Landry - University of Bordeaux, France WTH13-08 Immunohistochemical and physiological analyses of histamine receptors on ganglion cells in the developing gerbil retina Eiichi Miyachi - Fujita Health University School of Medicine, Japan WTH13-09 The role of PAR2 receptors in modulation of nociceptive transmission at spinal cord level under inflammatory conditions Jiri Palecek - Institute of Physiology, Czech Republic

68 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

POSTER SESSION B (WTH) / WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23 AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 2017

WTH14 Limbic and other Systems

WTH14-01 Signaling by striatal cholinergic interneurons in mice is required for cue detection and behavioural flexibility Helena Janickova - University of Western Ontario, Canada WTH14-02 Chronic relaxin-3 receptor activation in ventral hippocampus and medial amygdala reciprocally modulates anxiety-like behaviour Valeria Rytova - The University of Melbourne, Australia WTH14-03 Nucleus accumbens D2-dependent increase in motivation: impact of selective manipulation of local microcircuits Carina Soares-Cunha - Life and Health Sciences Research Institute (ICVS), Portugal

WTH15 Neuroengineering

No abstracts have been submitted for this poster session.

69 ISN-ESN PARIS, FRANCE MEETING AUGUST 20-24, 2017

OPTIONAL NETWORKING EVENTS

WELCOME RECEPTION SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 18:30 – 20:30 | Posters & Exhibition Area Please join us for the official ISN-ESN 2017 Welcome Reception in the Posters & Exhibition Area. All participants and social guests are welcome to join this networking event.

WINE AND CHEESE RECEPTION AT POSTER AND EXHIBITION AREA MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 17:30 – 20:00 | Posters & Exhbition Area WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 17:30 – 20:00 | Posters & Exhbition Area Don’t miss these great opportunities to view the Poster Presentations, chat with the exhibitors and mix and connect with your colleagues from all around the world. All participants and social guests are welcome to join these special events.

FAREWELL CELEBRATION THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 19:00 – 23:00 | Westin Hotel Vendome – Imperial Room ADDRESS: 3 Rue de Castiglione, 75001 Paris, France Meet colleagues and international experts outside the session halls, at Westin Hotel Vendome – Imperial Room. Don’t miss this great opportunity to mix, mingle and build connections that will last you a lifetime! All participants and social guests are welcome to join this networking event.

MEETING OF THE YOUNG ISN MEMBERS WITH THE YOUNG SCIENTISTS’ STEERING COMMITTEE (YSSC) MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 13:00 – 14:00 | Salle 224/225 Join the ISN Young Scientists Steering Committee (YSSC) to hear about the ISN activities for you to get involved in. Network with the Committee and other young scientists to tell them your thoughts on what ISN can do for you to help propel your scientific career. All young scientists are welcome to join this event.

YOUNG SCIENTISTS’ NETWORKING EVENT MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 20:30 – late | Terasse le Faust Paris Address: Pont Alexandre III - Rive Gauche, 75007 Paris, France Join the Young Scientists for networking and conversation over some drinks and snacks. Don’t miss the chance to meet with your peers and make the most of your time in Paris!

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TRAVEL AWARDEES

Congratulations to the following young investigators for the ISN-ESN 2017 Meeting travel awards: Mauricio Nin Brazil David Lekpa Nigeria Yang Sui Japan Heather Madsen Australia Shailendra Maurya India Laura Civiero Italy Vishal Jain India Helena Janickova Canada Caio Massari Brazil Abhishek Singh India Tesfaye Tefera Australia Genki Amano Japan Xingding Zhang China Madhu Kaundal India Nisarath Veschsanit Thailand Ekaterina Chesnokova Russia Rebecca San Gil Australia Alice Biosa Italy Suneel Kumar USA Mojtaba Golpich Malaysia Artem Dyuba Russia Lin Qi USA Elham Amini Malaysia Namrata Mittra India Gabriel Omotoso Nigeria Chrysoula Dioli Portugal Minal Jaggar India Yoshinori Otani Japan Sandeep Singh India Jose Gallea Argentina Hector Quintá Argentina Geetika Garg India Anindita Banerjee India Cristian Gerónimo Mexico Mohit Kwatra India Lautaro Belfiori Carrasco Argentina Rahul Agrawal USA Verónica Pastor Argentina Youcef Bouchekioua Japan Deepali Gupta India Andrea Guzman Argentina Morgana Moretti Brazil Gaurav Kumar India Vanesa Ortiz Argentina Natalia Bal Russia Mayank Gautam India Bárbara Coimbra Portugal Juan Beauquis Argentina Blanca Aldana García Denmark Ivan Salazar Portugal Ornela Kljakic Canada Philip Adeniyi Nigeria Dominique Fernandes Portugal Vikas Singh India Betina Gonzalez Argentina Macarena Herrera Argentina Rachel Lackie Canada Akhabue Okojie Nigeria Sheila Shahidzadeh USA Leila Arbabi Australia Olajide Olayemi Nigeria Alyssa West USA Margherita Maggioni Italy David Hicks United Kingdom Chetan Rajpurohit India Erika Di Biase Italy Olamide Adebiyi Nigeria Isabel Hemming Australia Clara Herrera-Arozamena Spain Juciano Gasparotto Brazil Xue Sun China Yuji Kurihara Japan Ravindra Deshpande India Arijit Karmakar India Paschalis Theotokis Greece Ioannis Papazoglou USA Mootaz Salman United Kingdom Mohd Sami ur Rasheed India Rajendra Shukla India Livia Cabitta Italy Tuane Sampaio Brazil Taranjeet Kaur India Bianca Flores USA Naiani Marques Brazil Suksan Changlek Thailand Johann Steinmeier Germany Luipa Khandker USA Ramesh Paidi India Sharon Stevens USA Chiara Milani Italy Jiayi Li Japan Luan Diniz Brazil Laura Thomas Argentina Yogesh Sathyamoorthy India Daniel Araújo Brazil Vineet Khemka India Margit Müller United Kingdom João Covita Australia Jacqueline Womersley South Africa Shaista Chaudhary India Shalini Swaroop India Melina Bordone Argentina Yorka Munoz Chile Enaam Al Momany United Kingdom Utcharaporn Kamsrijai Thailand Priscila Costa Australia Sanjeev Khatiwada USA Jennifer Heck Germany Maura Samarani Italy Alejandra Ramirez Munoz Australia María del Carmen Torres Esquivel Mexico Veronica Baez Argentina Anastasiya Shcherbitskaya Russia Pongrung Chancharoen Thailand Suraiya Saleem India Bang Nguyen Japan Jessica Fletcher Australia Heba Fahmy Egypt Hironori Nishino Japan Muiara Moraes Brazil Mantosh Kumar India Tatsiana Dubouskaya Belarus Carina Soares-Cunha Portugal Miyuki Takahashi Japan Violetta Ivanova Russia Caroline Da Silva Brazil Laísa Umpierrez Australia Sonia Espindola Argentina Cândida Dias Portugal Leandra Constantino Brazil Julieta Saba Argentina Angelina Evangelou USA Oleg Vetrovoy Russia Fereshteh Pourabdolhossein Iran Gimena Gomez Argentina Wei Luan Australia Matteo Audano Italy Sahabuddin Ahmed India Benjamin Trist Australia Silvia Pedretti Italy Maia Marin Argentina Alice Kunzler Brazil Abimael González-Hernández Mexico Mohammed Shaker Korea South Sorabh Sharma India Alexandra Litvinchuk USA

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MARK SMITH POSTER AWARDS

The 2016 Mark A. Smith Prize Winner Congratulations to our 2016 Mark Smith Award winner, Sunmin Jung (Seoul National University), for Dual-specificity phosphatase 26 (DUSP26) stimulates Aβ42 generation by promoting amyloid precursor protein axonal transport during hypoxia Journal of Neurochemistry (2016) J Neurochem 137(5), 770-781. Sunmin Jung, Jihoon Nah, Jonghee Han, Seon-Guk Choi, Hyunjoo Kim, Jaesang Park, Ha-Kyung Pyo, Yong-Keun Jung. DOI: 10.1111/jnc.13597

The article makes a very interesting contribution to the study of Aβ production in Alzheimer’s brain. Hypoxia is a known risk factor for AD and stimulates Aβ generation by γ-secretase; however, the underlying mechanisms remain unclear. Under hypoxic conditions, dual-specificity phosphatase 26 (DUSP26) regulates Aβ generation through changes in subcellular localization of the γ-secretase complex and its substrate C99. DUSP26 was identified as a novel γ-secretase regulator from a genome-wide functional screen using a cDNA expression library. Additionally, DUSP26 induced c-Jun N-terminal kinase (JNK) activation for APP processing and axonal transport of C99. The results suggest that DUSP26 mediates hypoxia-induced Aβ generation through JNK activation, revealing a new regulator of γ-secretase-mediated APP processing under hypoxic conditions.

Sunmin Jung is working at Seoul National University, Department of Biological Science.

The 2015 Mark A. Smith Prize Winner Congratulations to Yuda Huo, for The deubiquitinating enzyme USP46 regulates AMPA receptor ubiquitination and trafficking Journal of Neurochemistry (2015) J Neurochem 134(6), 1067–1080. Yuda Huo, Natasha Khatri, Qingming Hou, James Gilbert, Guan Wang and Heng-Ye Man. DOI: 10.1111/jnc.13194 The article has broad relevance in the field of protein ubiquitination, a highly dynamic and reversible process, achieved via the balance between ubiquitination and deubiquitination. The glutamatergic AMPARs, which mediate most of the excitatory synaptic transmission in the brain, are known to be subjected to Nedd4-mediated ubiquitination; however, the deubiquitination process and the responsible deubiquitinating enzymes (DUBs) for mammalian AMPARs remain elusive. We find that AMPARs are subject to K63-type ubiquitination, and identify USP46 as the DUB for AMPARs. USP46 deubiquitinates AMPARs in vitro and in vivo. Up- or down-regulation of USP46 leads to changes in AMPAR ubiquitination, surface expression, and trafficking, as well as the strength of synaptic transmission. USP46-mediated regulation of AMPAR ubiquitination and turnover may play an important role in synaptic plasticity and brain function.

Yuda Huo has co-authored a number of relevant articles in the field in the past, using a variety of biochemical, molecular and cell biological as well as imaging methods. He is currently working at Boston University, USA under the guidance of Dr. Heng-ye Man to pursue his PhD degree in Neuroscience.

2015 Mark Smith Award Runner Up Tomo Nakamori, Kitasato University, Japan, „Postivie feedback of NR2B-containing NMDA receptor activity is the initial step toward visual imprinting: a model for juvenile learning“ Carlos Pecheco, Chile; Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health, “Extracellular α-synuclein alters synaptic transmission in brain neurons by perforating the neuronal plasma membrane”

2016 Mark Smith Award Runner Up Qinghua Wang, Daping Hospital, “Intramuscular delivery of p75NTR ectodomain by an AAV vector attenuates cognitive deficits and Alzheimer’s disease-like pathologies in APP/PS1 transgenic mice” Lin Li, Medical College of Georgia, “Myosin light chain kinase facilitates endocytosis of synaptic vesicles at hippocampal boutons”

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YOUNG MEMBERS’ SYMPOSIA AWARDS

YMS01-01 CLARITY visualization of the fluorescent Cl-/pH-sensor expression in transgenic mouse brain Artem Dyuba - Aix-Marseille University, France YMS01-02 Modulation of ligand binding to melanocortin 4 receptors by bivalent ions Reet Link - University of Tartu, Estonia YMS01-03 Individual and dual combined effects of flavonoid compounds on the inhibition of the P-glycoprotein drug efflux transporter Ana Filipa Ferreira - University of Beira Interior, Portugal YMS01-04 Acute and chronic exposure to ritonavir stimulates GSH export from cultured astrocytes via the multidrug resistance protein 1 Christian Arend - University of Bremen, Germany YMS01-05 ‘Communication’ of extracellular and intracellular glycine receptor domains - how does this lead to severe startle disease? Natascha Schaefer - Klinische Neurobiologie, Germany

YMS02-01 BAG1 prevents misfolded proteins accumulation when autophagy flux is blocked in neurodegenerative disordders Riccardo Cristofani - Universita’ degli Studi di Milano, Italy YMS02-02 a novel avenue for protection against tauopathy: adnp/nap dramatically increase microtubule end- binding protein-tau interaction Yanina Sara Ivashko Pachima - Tel Aviv University, Israel YMS02-03 Innate immune response protein Lactoferrin directly binds Amyloid-beta Precursor Protein to promote amyloidogenic processing Andrew Tsatsanis - The University of Leeds, United Kingdom YMS02-04 Altered neuronal endoplasmic reticulum-mitochondria coupling in a transgenic rat model of Alzheimer’s disease Pamela Martino Adami - Fundacion Instituto Leloir-IIBBA CONICET, Argentina YMS02-05 The accumulation of Amyloid-β and the dopaminergic neurotransmission form a cyclical feedback loop in Alzheimer’s pathology Perla Moreno-Castilla - Instituto de Fisiología Celular, Mexico

YMS03-01 The tyrosine kinase inhibitor tyrphostin 23 activates glycolysis and citric acid cycle of cultured astrocytes Eva-Maria Blumrich - University of Bremen, Germany YMS03-02 GM1 neurotrophic properties are related to GM1 oligosaccharide - TrkA interaction in mouse neuroblastoma cells Elena Chiricozzi - University of Milano, Italy YMS03-03 Role of rHIgM22, a remyelination-promoting antibody, in the regulation of acid sphingomyelinase activity in mixed glial cells Sara Grassi - University of Milano, Italy YMS03-04 Functional differentiation of primed hiPS-derived glial cells into mature oligodendrocytes following transplantation into the CNS Sabah Mozafari - Sorbonne Universites UPMC, France

YMS04-01 Agmatine induces Nrf2 and protects against corticosterone effects in hippocampal neuronal cell line Andiara Espindola de Freitas - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (UFSC), Brazil YMS04-02 Identification and characterisation of a novel mirror movement gene Ashley Marsh - Murdoch Childrens Research Institute, Australia YMS04-03 Epigenetic regulation of synaptic plasticity and associativity by G9a/GLP complex in hippocampal CA1 pyramidal neurons Mahima Sharma - YLL School of Medicine, Singapore YMS04-04 FNDC5/irisin corrects memory deficits in animal models of Alzheimer’s disease Mychael Lourenco - Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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YOUNG SCIENTIST LECTURESHIP AWARDS

YSLA-01 Targeting TDP-43 in Mitochondria to Treat Neurodegenerative Diseases Xinglong Wang - Case Western Reserve University, USA

YSLA-02 Machado-Joseph disease: from pathogenic mechanisms to therapeutic strategies Clévio Nobrega - University of Algarve, Portugal

YSLA-03 Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms of Primary Microcephaly Patricia Garcez - Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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EXHIBITING SOCIETIES

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The European Society for Neurochemistry (ESN, founded in 1976) aims to advance our knowledge on Neurochemistry for the public benefit and to promote its development in Europe. We facilitate exchange of ideas and interests among ESN members, foster the interaction between clinical and basic Neurochemistry, and promote biennial scientific Conferences for the discussion and dissemination of Neurochemistry research.

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Website : www.apsneurochem.org Asian-Pacific Society for Neurochemistry The Asian Pacific Society for Neurochemistry was formed at the Sydney meeting of the International Society for Neurochemistry in 1991 in order to promote neurochemistry in the Asian Pacific region. It is modelled on the American and European regional neurochemistry societies, holding meetings every two years in the years when an ISN meeting is not held. Membership of the APSN is open to individual scientists, scientific societies with a significant interest in neurochemistry and to corporations based in the Asian Pacific region. APSN aims to promote research in neurochemistry in particular by dissemination of information, by arrangement of meetings and to encourage contact between its members. Individuals, societies and corporations interested in joining APSN are encouraged to contact us directly. The Asian Pacific region holds special challenges given the extreme breadth of cultural, economic and scientific diversity in the region. Countries already involved with the APSN include Australia, China - Beijing, China - Taipei, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. APSN hopes to include other countries in the Asian Pacific region, such as Fiji, Indonesia, Nepal, Pakistan and Papua New Guinea, in the future. The emphasis on different aspects of neurochemistry, including biochemical, clinical, chemical, molecular biological and pharmaceutical aspects, in the different countries promises to be one of the strengths of APSN.

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EXHIBITING SOCIETIES

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The American Society for Neurochemistry’s Missions: • to advance and promote cellular and molecular neuroscience knowledge; • to advance, promote, support, encourage and facilitate communication among investigators in neurochemistry and related neurosciences; • to promote, support, encourage and facilitate the dissemination of information concerning neurochemical research through scientific meetings, seminars, publications and related activities; • to promote, support and encourage the research of individual cellular and molecular neuroscientists and to engage in any and all other activities for the advancement of the science of neurochemistry which may be deemed advisable; • to insure that all of its activities remain open to the full participation of scholars of all backgrounds and nationalities.

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AUTHORS INDEX

A S Lima Filho, R. WTH07-03 Ambroggio, E. MTU04-07 Baba, H. WTH01-10, WTH01-18, A. Matos, C. YSLA02 Amini, E. MTU13-03, WTH09-02 WTH01-23 A.Cunha, R. WTH04-01 Amri, M. WTH09-29 Babaev, A. MTU09-03, MTU09-17 Abarca, J. WTH07-06 An, E. WTH02-02, WTH02-07 Babiarz, J. MTU03-15 Abe, K. WTH07-47 Ananthamohan, K. MTU02-01 Bacaj, T. S11-01 Abe, M. WTH05-20 Anantharam, V. MTU03-12 Bachelin, C. YMS03-04, WTH01-08 Abel, T. WTH03-12 Andersen, J. MTU10-02 Bae, W. MTU04-02 Abele, J. MTU08-02, WTH09-20 Anderson, L. MTU05-05 Baek, S. MTU12-01, MTU12-14 Abi Assaad, R. MTU02-14 Anderson, R. MTU07-02 Baes, M. MTU03-11 Abraham, H. WTH01-20 Andjus, P. WTH07-29 Baez, V. WTH03-02 Absalom, N. MTU05-05 Ando, K. MTU08-09, MTU08-15, Bahar, I. MTU08-22 Aby, F. WTH13-02 WTH03-30, WTH06-16 Bahi-Buisson, N. MTU09-16 Achanta, L. MTU10-10 Andrabi, S. MTU13-07 Bahn, G. MTU12-01, MTU12-14 Ackerman, S. WTH01-11 Andrade Peny, J. WTH07-03 Bainy Leal, R. WTH05-14 Ackmann, J. MTU08-03 Andrade-Talavera, Y. WTH03-25 Bak, L. MTU10-03, MTU10-05, Acs, P. WTH01-20 Andres, B. WTH04-03 MTU10-08 Adamek, P. WTH13-01 Andres-Alonso, M. MTU07-08 Bakalar, D. MTU02-16 Adanyeguh, I. WTH07-01 Andrés, M. MTU02-11 Bakas, T. MTU05-05 Adaramoye, O. MTU03-24 Anggono, V. YIC02-03 Bal, N. WTH03-03 Adasme, T. WTH03-13 Aniol, V. WTH05-01 Balaban, P. WTH03-03, WTH03-05 Adebayo, O. YIC04-03 Anton, A. WTH07-52 Balcar, V. WTH08-02 Adebiyi, O. WTH09-01 Antonelli, M. WTH08-13 Ballarini, E. WTH06-09 Adefule, A. WTH08-01 Antunes Pereira, J. WTH01-06 Balzano, T. MTU03-02 Adeniyi, P. YIC02-02, WTH08-01 Aoki, H. MTU09-01 Ban, Y. WTH02-02, WTH02-07 Agarwal, A. MTU02-01 Aoyagi, K. MTU08-09 Bando, Y. WTH01-01 Agbaga, M. MTU07-02 Aquino Galvaz, A. MTU08 Bandyopadhyay, S. MTU01-14, MTU03-20 Agrawal, R. WTH11-01 Aragón, C. WTH03-19 Banerjee, A. WTH06-02, WTH06-05 Aguirre, P. MTU04-12 Aran, M. MTU12-04 Banerjee, E. MTU04-11 Agulla, J. MTU12-11, WTH02-01 Aranda Abreu, G. MTU08 Bannerman, P. S08-03 Ahmadiani, A. MTU13-03, WTH09-02 Aranda, C. WTH09-05 Bansal, R. W02-01 Ahmed, S. MTU03-01, MTU13-06 Araujo Gonçalves da Silva, R. WTH07-03 Bao, H. MTU08-05 Ahn, J. MTU08-04 Araújo, A. MTU01-01, MTU01-05 Baracz, S. WTH08-05, WTH08-16 Ahn, S. WTH07-21, WTH07-23 Araújo, D. WTH02-03 Barbosa, S. WTH02-25 Akaike, T. MTU11-05 Arbabi, L. WTH11-02 Barcomb, K. S11-03 Akanni, O. MTU03-24 Arduini, I. MTU04-01 Barhoumi, K. WTH09-29 Akhtar, M. MTU12-10 Arena Panizzutti, R. MTU05-09 Barichello, T. MTU03-08 Akpantah, A. MTU11-03 Arend, C. YMS01-04 Barminko, J. MTU03-15 Al Awabdh, S. WTH03-01 Arendt, K. S11-01 Baron-Van Evercooren, A. YMS03-04, Al Momany, E. MTU07-01 Arias, A. MTU12-06 WTH01-08, WTH01-21 Al Otaibi, M. MTU12-07 Arias-Cavieres, A. WTH03-13 Barrantes, F. YMS02-04, MTU09-15 Al-Onaizi, M. MTU07-11 Arige, V. MTU02-01 Barrera-Oviedo, D. WTH07-41, WTH07-44 Alagaili, A. WTH11-03 Ariza, A. MTU08-06 Barres, B. WTH01-11 Alaimo, A. MTU12-02 Arnold, J. MTU05-05 Barrientos, G. WTH03-13 Alam, S. WTH02-06, WTH03-17 Arosio, D. YMS01-01 Barros, H. WTH05-16 Albrecht, J. MTU07-14 Arutjunyan, A. WTH05-22 Bartha, R. WTH07-34 Aldana García, B. MTU10-01 Asada, A. MTU08-09, MTU08-15, Bartlett, C. WTH02-13 Aldana, B. MTU10-05 WTH06-16 Bartolomé-Martín, D. WTH03-19 Alfonso-Prieto, M. MTU07-04 Asensio, C. S03-01 Barua, C. WTH05-24 Ali, N. MTU04-11 Aseyev, N. WTH03-05 Basak, S. MTU03-15 Allen, K. WTH07-19 Ashley, B. WTH07-37 Basri, H. MTU05-01 Allen, N. S03-03 Assirati Jr., J. WTH07-42 Bassi, R. WTH07-39 Allikalt, A. MTU08-17 Astorga, V. WTH05-15 Basu Ray, S. MTU03-07 Almeida, A. MTU12-11 Audano, M. S18-04, WTH07-35, Bathgate, R. WTH14-02 Almeida, G. WTH07-42 WTH09-03 Battista, D. S02-04 Almeida, M. WTH02-09 Aui, P. WTH01-19 Baudry, M. S07-01 Altenhofen, S. MTU05-03 Aumann, T. WTH03-22 Baumann, A. WTH03-12 Alvarez, R. WTH07-13 Aureli, M. MTU09-06, MTU09-13, Bautista Pérez, S. WTH02-04 Alves Anet, A. MTU05-09 WTH07-39 Bax, M. WTH07-04 Alves, G. YMS01-03 Avale, E. MTU13-02, WTH07-13 Bazanella Sampaio, T. WTH03-06 Alçada-Morais, S. WTH04-01, WTH04-03 Ayton, S. MTU12-05 Beart, P. S01-05 Amadi, I. MTU03-16 Azcoitia, I. S18-04 Beauquis, J. MTU12-02 Amador, M. WTH07-49 Azman Ali, R. MTU13-03, WTH09-02 Beddow, S. MTU11-11 Amano, G. WTH01-25, WTH07-02 Aïd, S. WTH06-01 Belfiori Carrasco, L. MTU02-02 Amano, M. MTU08-23 Ba M’Hamed, S. WTH13-07 Belforte, J. WTH07-13 Amara, S. MTU08-07, MTU08-22, Baas, P. W03-03 Belli, A. MTU01-23 MTU08-24 Bellier, J. MTU07-03

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Bellingham, M. MTU07-20 Boris, J. MTU08-07 Campos-Melo, D. WTH07-05, WTH07-12 Bellini, M. MTU13-05 Borisova, E. MTU09-03, MTU09-17 Campusano, J. WTH07-06 Ben-Arie, N. MTU09-02 Bornholt, J. MTU07-13 Canas, P. WTH06-08 Benazzouz, R. WTH13-02 Bortolin, R. WTH07-24 Cancela, L. WTH08-07 Bennett, J. WTH01-15 Botto, L. WTH06-09 Canedo, N. WTH07-27 Bennett, N. WTH11-03 Botz, B. WTH13-04 Cansell, C. S02-03 Bennis, M. WTH13-07 Bouali-Benazzouz, R. WTH13-07 Canu, M. WTH03-09 Benveniste, E. MTU11-01 Bouchatta, O. WTH13-02, WTH13-07 Capdevila, C. WTH09-31 Beraldo, F. WTH06-06 Bouchekioua, Y. WTH05-02 Capurro, C. WTH07-07 Berente, Z. WTH01-20 Boullerne, A. S01-01 Cardinaux, J. WTH05-03 Berger, S. MTU08-25 Bourne, J. WTH01-05 Carletti, J. WTH02-25 Bergstedt, N. MTU10-03 Bracchi-Ricard, V. MTU05-02 Carlos, O. WTH07-37 Berland, C. S02-03 Brady, S. W03-01, W03-02 Carmignoto, G. MTU04-03 Bermudez-Rattoni, F. WTH02-18 Braga, C. MTU01-05 Carmo-Silva, S. YSLA02 Bermúdez-Rattoni, F. YMS02-05 Braga, G. WTH06-13 Carmona, A. MTU04-16 Bernal-Vicente, B. WTH09-05 Brahmachari, S. MTU13-07 Carniglia, L. MTU01-21 Bernard, C. MTU07-05 Branzoli, F. WTH07-01 Caron, N. WTH07-14 Bernard, E. WTH09-21 Braszka, &. MTU08-01 Caroni, P. S07-04 Bernardelli, P. WTH07-15 Bregestovski, P. YMS01-01, MTU07-04, Carra, S. YMS02-01 Berns, E. S13-04 MTU07-06, MTU07-12 Carrasco, C. MTU04-12 Beroun, A. WTH03-26 Briggs, G. MTU04-08 Carson, M. MTU03-18 Berretta, S. S21-04 Brill, C. MTU01-25 Caruso, C. MTU01-21 Bertoldi, M. MTU11-12 Brouillet, E. WTH07-01 Caruso, D. S18-04, WTH07-35, Bertrand, P. WTH09-31 Brown, R. S02-04, WTH08-15 WTH09-03 Bessa, J. MTU09-07 Brown, T. S11-03 Carvalho, A. WTH03-08 Bethea, J. MTU05-02 Brudek, T. MTU04-09 Carvalho-da-Silva, A. WTH06-08 Bettendorff, L. WTH09-24 Brush, R. MTU07-02 Casini, A. YMS01-01 Bezbaurah, B. MTU03-01 Bu, X. MTU02-15 Cassidy, B. WTH07-01 Bezzi, P. S03-01 Bubacco, L. MTU04-01, MTU04-03 Castañares, C. MTU11-12 Bharath, M. WTH07-26 Buckley, C. WTH03-08 Castaño, E. YMS02-04, MTU02-02, Bhasin, P. W02-05 Budinger, E. WTH03-31 MTU12-04 Bi, X. S07-01 Budni, J. WTH05-14 Castel, J. S02-03 Biasibetti-Brendler, H. WTH09-34 Bührer, C. MTU01-25 Castellano, A. MTU12-07 Biemond, M. WTH01-07 Buendía, I. YMS04-01 Castillo, J. WTH02-01 Bikbaev, A. MTU07-08 Bujalka, H. S04-04 Castro-Obregon, S. WTH10-03 Bill, R. MTU01-23 Bulbarelli, A. WTH06-09 Cavaletti, G. S18-04, WTH06-09 Binder, L. WTH07-40, WTH09-18 Bulcke, F. YIC04-04, MTU01-07 Celej, M. MTU04-07 Binder, M. S14-04 Buldakova, S. MTU07-12 Cercato, M. WTH03-02 Binzer, M. MTU04-04, MTU04-09 Burke, M. S02-03 Ceriani, M. MTU02-02 Biosa, A. MTU04-01 Burns, T. S08-03 Cha, Y. WTH02-02, WTH02-07 Bisaglia, M. MTU04-01 Burucúa, M. MTU11-06 Chaabra, A. WTH02-17 Bisagno, V. WTH08-06 Bush, A. YMS02-03, MTU12-05, Chakrabarti, S. WTH06-02 Biswas, A. WTH06-05 MTU12-08 Chakraborti, B. MTU02-03, MTU02-06 Biswas, S. WTH06-14, WTH09-22 Butzlaff, M. MTU08-03 Chakraborty, S. MTU02-03 Bizzotto, S. MTU09-20 C. Martins, W. WTH03-06 Chan, S. MTU05-17, WTH09-23 Blaabjerg, M. MTU04-04, MTU04-09 C. Pereira, F. WTH03-06 Chancharoen, P. MTU03-03 Blagirev, A. WTH03-05 Cabitta, L. YMS03-03, WTH01-02 Chang, C. MTU02-05 Blair, I. WTH07-04 Cabral Souza, N. WTH07-18 Changlek, S. WTH03-04 Blanc-Arabe, L. WTH08-11 Cabrera, R. WTH05-15 Charli, A. MTU03-12 Blasco, E. MTU12-06 Cabrera-Pastor, A. MTU03-02 Charnay, P. WTH01-08 Blum, E. MTU03-09 Cadet, J. WTH08-06 Chartier, L. WTH07-49 Blumrich, E. YMS03-01, MTU10-11 Cador, M. S02-03 Chattopadhyay, M. WTH06-05 Boassa, D. WTH03-07 Cai, F. S19-04 Chattopadhyay, N. MTU03-20 Bobula, B. MTU07-14 Caille, S. S02-03 Chaturvedi, R. YIC03-01, MTU09-21 Bocai, N. MTU02-02 Calaza, K. WTH02-03 Chaudhary, S. MTU05-04 Boehlen, A. MTU07-18 Caldeira, M. WTH02-23 Chauhan, G. WTH02-06, WTH03-17 Bohl, D. WTH07-49 Calejo, I. MTU08-20 Chebib, M. MTU05-05 Boillée, S. WTH07-49 Calixto Bortolin, R. WTH07-18 Checler, F. S19-01 Bolcskei, K. WTH01-20 Calon, F. MTU12-07 Chelly, J. MTU09-16 Bolshakov, A. WTH06-17 Calou, I. MTU03-30 Chen, J. MTU08-24 Bonan, C. MTU05-03 Calvey, T. WTH11-03 Chen, L. S11-01 Bonnard, C. MTU02-18 Calí, C. S03-01 Chen, Q. MTU11-09 Bonuccelli, U. WTH07-10 Camarero, N. MTU07-04, MTU07-06, Chen, R. S11-03, MTU13-07 Bordone, M. MTU13-02 MTU07-12, MTU07-16 Chen, W. MTU11-02 Borges, K. MTU10-13 Campbell, S. WTH07-19 Cheng, M. MTU08-22 Borges, S. WTH08-04 Campero-Romero, A. WTH02-05 Cherix, A. WTH05-03

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Cherkas, V. MTU01-16 Costa-Mattioli, M. WTH08-09 Deboux, C. WTH01-08 Chesnokova, E. WTH03-05 Cottam, V. MTU04-16 Deckmann, I. WTH02-25 Chesworth, R. WTH08-15 Coulpier, F. WTH01-08 Degano, A. MTU11-12 Chiavegato, A. MTU04-03 Coulson, E. S06-02 Dehghani, L. MTU02-18 Chiba, Y. MTU02-10 Couratier, P. WTH07-49 Dehghani, M. MTU10-04 Chidambaram, S. S09-04 Cousin, M. MTU07-07 Deleuze, J. MTU09-16 Chiken, S. WTH07-47 Coutinho, E. WTH03-08 Delgado da Silva Jr, J. WTH07-24 Chimelli, L. WTH07-27 Covita, J. WTH13-02 Delgado-García, J. MTU10-06 Chinchalongporn, V. WTH09-06 Cox, D. MTU04-06 Delpire, E. WTH07-16 Chiorazzi, A. WTH06-09 Crestani, M. S18-04 Denes, A. WTH13-04 Chiou, B. WTH10-01 Crippa, L. WTH06-09 Dening, M. MTU01-31 Chiricozzi, E. YMS03-02, MTU09-06, Crippa, V. YMS02-01 Deniz, B. WTH02-25 MTU09-13 Cristian A., D. WTH07-05 Deshpande, R. WTH10-02 Cho, D. MTU12-03 Cristofani, R. YMS02-01 Devenish, S. MTU05-05 Cho, J. MTU03-26 Crouch, P. YIC01-04 Devos, D. MTU12-05 Cho, S. WTH08-03 Cuadrado, A. YMS04-01 Dhaher, R. WTH07-09 Cho, Y. MTU12-01, MTU12-14, Cuello, A. YMS02-04 Dhawan, D. WTH06-15 WTH05-10 Cuello, C. MTU12-04 Di Biase, E. YMS03-02, MTU09-06, Choi, B. MTU12-14 Cui, Z. WTH03-24 MTU09-13 Choi, D. MTU03-26 Cunha, R. MTU07-05, WTH04-03, Di Giovanni, S. WTH04-02 Choi, E. WTH02-02, WTH02-07 WTH06-08 Di Giusto, G. WTH07-07 Choi, I. MTU09-04 Cunnane, S. MTU12-07 Di Prisco, G. WTH08-09 Choi, J. MTU04-02, WTH02-02, Cyr, M. MTU13-09 Dias, C. WTH02-09 WTH02-07 Cárdenas-Rivera, A. WTH02-08 Diaz, J. MTU12-13 Chouinard-Watkins, R. MTU12-07 D Hammock, B. WTH07-26 Diaz, R. WTH02-25 Christensen, S. MTU10-02, MTU10-05 D’Ambrosi, N. WTH07-29 Dibdiakova, K. WTH02-21 Chuang, B. MTU01-13 D. Prediger, R. WTH03-06 Dickson, P. MTU04-08 Chung, G. MTU05-07 Da Barroca, S. WTH07-49 Diederichs, L. MTU04-05 Chung, J. MTU09-09 Da Rosa, H. WTH07-24 Dierkes, T. YMS04-03 Churilova, A. YIC04-02 Da Settimo, F. WTH10-04 Dieterich, D. MTU08-02, WTH03-31, Cicardi, M. YMS02-01, WTH07-08 Da Silva, C. MTU09-05 WTH09-20 Cieniewski-Bernard, C. WTH03-09 Da Silva, G. MTU01-01 Dimas, P. WTH01-03 Čierny, D. WTH01-04 Dal-Cim, T. WTH03-06 Dingess, P. S11-03 Citri, A. YIC03-02 Dal-Pizzol, F. MTU03-08 Diniz, L. MTU01-01, MTU01-05 Ciuraszkiewicz, A. MTU07-08 Dalle, E. WTH05-04 Dinter, E. MTU04-05 Civiero, L. MTU04-03 Dallérac, G. S03-01 DiNuzzo, M. MTU10-05 Clarke, I. WTH11-02 Dalmasso, M. MTU12-04 Dioli, C. MTU09-07, WTH07-43 Clarke, L. WTH09-17 Dalton, C. MTU04-18 Dityatev, A. MTU08-13 Claro, E. MTU07-16 Damianich, A. MTU13-02, WTH07-13 Do Amaral, R. MTU01-02 Clerc, A. MTU10-12 Dammann Andersen, A. MTU04-04, Do-Ha, D. WTH07-04 Clément*, O. MTU02-04 MTU04-09 Dobrota, D. MTU10-09, WTH01-04 Cobb, R. WTH07-34 Danbolt, N. MTU01-20, WTH07-09, Dobryakova, Y. WTH06-17 Cobo, E. MTU11-06 WTH07-20 Dolcetti, F. MTU13-05 Codagnone, M. MTU01-31, WTH05-19 Daniele, S. WTH07-10, WTH10-04 Dolejsi, E. MTU08-10 Cogo, S. MTU04-03 Daniels, W. WTH05-04 Dolezal, V. MTU08-10 Cohen, C. WTH09-31 Dankert, E. WTH09-20 Domith, I. MTU08-16 Cohen, S. S17-03 Darlot, F. S02-03 Donati, G. WTH05-03 Coimbra, B. WTH08-04, WTH14-03 Darnell, R. WTH07-33 Donato, J. MTU09-05 Colonna, C. WTH09-31 Das Neves Duarte, J. WTH07-11 Donnelly, R. WTH01-13 Combs, C. MTU03-32 Dauphin, A. WTH01-21 Donno, C. WTH07-29 Conductier, G. WTH11-02 Davies, K. MTU04-16 Donzelli, E. WTH06-09 Condés-Lara, M. WTH13-03 Dawson, T. MTU13-07 Double, K. MTU04-16 Conner, A. MTU01-23 Dawson, V. MTU13-07 Drerup, C. WTH01-11 Conner, M. MTU01-23 De Araujo, I. S02-02 Dringen, R. YIC04-04, YMS01-04, Connor, J. MTU03-24, WTH10-01 De Fabiani, E. S18-04 YMS03-01, MTU01-03, Conquest, A. WTH09-17 De Felice, F. S06-04, YMS04-04, MTU01-07, MTU01-27, Consolate, K. WTH11-03 MTU01-01, MTU09-05, MTU10-11 Constancia, M. S09-04 WTH06-13, WTH09-07 Droppelmann, C. WTH07-12 Constantino, L. WTH03-06, WTH09-18 De Giovanni, L. WTH08-07 Duarte, C. WTH02-23 Cookson, M. W04-04 De la Fuente Revenga, M. MTU07-09 Duarte, J. MTU10-12 Cornish, J. WTH08-05, WTH08-16 De Melo Reis, G. MTU05-09 Duarte-da-Silva, A. MTU08-16 Correa, A. MTU01-10 De Menezes Lyra e Silva, N. WTH07-03 Dubouskaya, T. WTH02-10 Correia-de-Sá, P. MTU08-20 De Oliveira, K. WTH03-06 Dubrovskaya, N. WTH06-18 Costa, A. MTU08-20 De Silva, K. MTU04-16 Duce, J. YMS02-03, MTU04-18, Costa, B. WTH10-04 De Smit, E. WTH09-17 MTU12-05 Costa, P. WTH08-05, WTH08-16 Deak, F. MTU07-02 Dulcis, D. WTH03-07

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Dunay, I. WTH05-21 Fensky, L. MTU04-05 Fukuda, K. WTH03-30 Dunkley, P. MTU04-08 Fernandes, A. WTH07-42 Fulton, S. S02-01 Dupont, E. WTH03-09 Fernandes, B. WTH06-08 Funahashi, Y. MTU08-06 Duque-Feria, P. WTH03-25 Fernandes, D. WTH03-08 Furukawa, H. S20-01 Duran, J. MTU10-06 Fernandez Pomares, C. MTU08 Furukawa, M. MTU01-06 Durand, D. MTU01-21 Fernández, J. WTH07-07 Fusi, J. WTH07-10 Durand-de Cuttoli, R. W01-04 Ferrari Bardile, C. WTH01-22, WTH07-14 Færgeman, N. MTU04-04 Dussert, C. WTH07-49 Ferrari, C. MTU12-04 G De Felice, F. WTH07-03 Dutta, D. MTU04-11 Ferrari, P. WTH09-31 G López, M. YMS04-01 Dwivedi, S. WTH05-05 Ferrari, V. YMS02-01 G. Poluceno, G. WTH03-06 Dyuba, A. YMS01-01 Ferrario, J. MTU13-02 Gachet, C. WTH06-08 Déglon, N. S03-01 Ferreira, A. YMS01-03 Gaitanaki, A. MTU01-12 D’Antonio, M. S18-04 Ferreira, D. WTH06-13 Galbiati, M. YMS02-01 Eaton, V. MTU11-11 Ferreira, S. YMS04-04, MTU01-01, Galea, C. YMS04-02 Eberini, I. YMS03-02 MTU09-05, WTH04-01, Gallea, J. MTU04-07 Ecroyd, H. MTU01-24, MTU04-06 WTH04-03, WTH06-13, Gallego Delgado, P. MTU03-05 Edwards, R. S03-01 WTH07-42, WTH09-07 Ganella, G. WTH14-02 Edwards, T. YMS04-02 Ferreirinha, F. MTU08-20 Gangadhar, M. MTU03-06 Egea, J. YMS04-01 Field, J. S14-04 Gangarossa, G. S02-03 Ehrke, E. MTU01-03, MTU01-27 Figlia, G. WTH01-06 Ganguly, U. WTH06-02 Ehrlich, M. YMS03-04 Figueiredo de Oliveira, L. WTH03-06 Garcez, P. YSLA03 Eid, T. WTH07-09, WTH07-20 Figueiredo, C. MTU01-05 Garcia Sobrinho, P. MTU04-08 Ekanem, T. MTU11-03 Finkelstein, D. YIC01-04 Garcia, C. MTU01-10 El-Fakahany, E. MTU08-10 Fischer, R. MTU05-02 Garcia, E. WTH06-11 El-Ghandour, R. MTU02-14 Fisher, E. S12-04 Garcia, M. MTU01-05 El-Hayek, L. MTU02-14 Fisher, S. WTH11-01 Garcia-Belda, P. WTH01-21 El-Mestikawy, S. WTH14-01 Fitzgerald, M. WTH02-13 Garcia-Cairasco, N. WTH07-42 Ellisman, M. WTH03-07 Flahault, A. WTH11-04 Garcia-Diaz, B. WTH01-08 Eluwa, M. MTU11-03 Fleitas, C. MTU12-06 Garcia-Miralles, M. WTH07-14, WTH07-17 Emery, B. S04-04 Fletcher, J. WTH01-07 Garcia-Olivares, J. MTU08-07 Emmanuel, N. MTU02-14 Fleury, V. WTH07-15 Garcia-Rill, E. WTH08-06 Endesfelder, S. MTU01-25 Flores, B. WTH07-16 Garcia-Segura, L. S18-04 Engel, M. MTU01-18 Flores-Mendez, M. WTH09-30 Garg, G. WTH09-08, WTH09-27 Epifanova, E. MTU09-03, MTU09-08, Foguel, D. MTU01-05 Garner, C. S16-01 MTU09-17 Folarin, O. MTU03-24 Garrido Charles, A. MTU07-16 Erlykina, E. WTH02-11 Foley, P. S01-03 Gasparotto, J. MTU03-08, WTH07-18, Esclapez, M. YMS01-01, MTU07-05 Follin-Arbelet, V. MTU01-20 WTH07-24 Esparza-Ruíz, R. MTU07-17 Fonseca Moreira, J. WTH07-18, WTH07-24 Gaudreau, P. MTU12-07 Espindola de Freitas, A. YMS04-01 Fonseca, A. MTU01-10 Gautam, M. MTU03-07 Espindola, S. WTH07-13 Fontaine, B. WTH07-49 Gautier, H. S04-01 Espinet, C. MTU12-06 Ford, P. WTH07-07 Gavrilova, O. WTH03-24 Evangelou, A. WTH01-05 Forlani, S. WTH07-49 Gbadamosi, I. WTH01-17 Evans, K. S04-01 Forny-Germano, L. MTU09-05 Ge, P. MTU13-07 Evans, R. YMS02-03 Fortuna, A. YMS01-03 Gee, Y. MTU01-18 Everett, N. WTH08-05, WTH08-16 Fortuna, J. WTH06-13 Gelain, D. MTU03-08 Eyer, J. MTU01-04 Fossat, P. WTH13-02, WTH13-07 Genet, E. WTH07-15 F. Lourenço, C. WTH02-09 Fourneau, J. WTH03-09 Genoud, S. MTU04-16 Faber, K. MTU01-07 Francis, F. MTU09-16, MTU09-20 George, C. WTH06-01 Fabio, C. MTU11-12 Franze, K. MTU08-02 Georgiou, I. MTU01-12 Fahmy, H. WTH02-12 Franzoni, F. WTH07-10 Gera, R. MTU11-10 Faisal, A. MTU03-05 François, J. WTH06-01 Geraldo, L. MTU01-10 Falcão, A. YMS01-03 Fraser, P. WTH07-03 Gerber, D. WTH01-06 Falkenburger, B. MTU04-05 Freitas, G. WTH09-07 Geric, I. MTU03-11 Falomir, E. MTU13-05 Fressinaud, C. MTU01-04 Geronimo, C. WTH09-30 Fan, J. WTH06-06, WTH07-34 Freude, K. MTU10-01 Gershanik, O. MTU13-02 Farina, F. WTH06-09 Freund, R. MTU07-08 Gerónimo, C. WTH10-03 Farlie, P. YMS04-02 Frischknecht, R. MTU08-13 Geva, M. WTH07-17 Fatemi, A. MTU03-23, WTH07-51 Frydenvang, K. MTU07-13 Ghaisas, S. MTU03-12 Faure, P. S02-03 Fu, M. WTH01-11 Ghosh, D. MTU11-10 Favier, M. WTH14-01 Fu, R. MTU02-17 Giacomelli, C. WTH07-10, WTH10-04 Fedorovich, S. WTH02-10 Fuchigami, T. WTH05-08 Giannetti, S. WTH07-29 Fehily, B. WTH02-13 Fuentes, L. WTH01-12 Giatti, S. S18-04, WTH07-35, Feinstein, D. W02-02 Fuentes-Font, L. MTU03-04 WTH09-03 Fejtova, A. MTU07-08 Fuenzalida-Uribe, N. WTH07-06 Gibson, E. S10-01 Felipo, V. MTU03-02 Fukata, M. WTH03-32 Gil-Perotín, S. WTH01-21 Fenlon, L. S04-04 Fuke, S. WTH05-08 Gilissen, E. WTH11-03

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Gingrich, J. WTH05-09 Guhathakurta, S. MTU02-13 Henry, P. WTH07-01 Giniatullin, R. MTU03-21 Guinovart, J. MTU10-06 Henschke, J. WTH03-31 Girardi, C. MTU03-08 Gul, H. YIC01-01 Herbert, A. WTH01-11 Giros, B. S03-01 Gulyaeva, N. WTH05-01, WTH05-23 Hereñú, C. MTU13-05 Giustiniano, M. WTH10-04 Gundelfinger, E. MTU08-08, WTH03-31, Hernandez Aguilar, M. MTU08 Given, K. WTH01-15 WTH05-21 Hernández, D. WTH09-17 Gladwyn-Ng, I. MTU02-04 Gundersen, V. S03-01 Hernández-Kelly, L. MTU01-19 Glover, C. MTU03-04 Gundlach, A. S04-04, WTH13-02, Herrera, M. MTU13-05 Gluschenko, T. YIC04-02 WTH14-02 Herrera-Arozamena, C. MTU07-09 Gobius, I. S04-04 Gunn, A. MTU12-05 Herrera-Molina, R. MTU08-08, WTH05-13 Goebel, A. WTH13-04 Gunnersen, J. WTH03-22, WTH03-23, Hess, G. MTU07-14 Goetz, M. S17-01 WTH08-15 Hewett, J. MTU07-19 Goh, W. WTH07-32 Gunther, A. WTH03-12 Hewett, S. MTU07-19 Gok, O. MTU03-23 Guo, F. S08-03 Hewitt, A. WTH09-17 Golan, H. WTH05-06 Guo, H. WTH02-02, WTH02-07 Hicks, D. MTU12-09 Goldschmidt, J. WTH05-13 Guo, W. WTH03-29 Hidalgo, C. WTH03-13 Golpich, M. MTU13-03, WTH09-02 Gupta, D. WTH05-07 Hidalgo, J. WTH03-13 Gomes, F. MTU01-01, MTU01-05 Gupta, R. MTU03-27, WTH09-09 Hidalgo, S. WTH07-06 Gomes, H. WTH07-27 Gupta, S. MTU03-07 Higa-Nakamine, S. MTU08-26 Gomes, P. WTH07-43 Gupta, V. MTU02-01 Higashi, H. MTU08-11, MTU09-12, Gomez Castro, F. MTU07-15 Guzman, A. WTH08-07 WTH02-15 Gomez, G. MTU13-04 Guzman, M. WTH14-01 Hirabayashi, Y. PL04 Gomez-Castro, F. MTU07-05 Hajnoczky, G. YMS02-04 Hirano, S. MTU08-11 Gomez-Pinilla, F. S10-04 Hakeem, F. MTU03-16 Hirayama, Y. MTU01-09 Gomila Juanela, A. MTU07-16 Hall, B. S20-04 Hiroi, T. MTU02-09 Gomila, A. MTU07-04, MTU07-06, Halliday, G. MTU04-16 Hiromi, S. WTH05-02 MTU07-12 Hamada, K. WTH01-18 Hirrlinger, J. MTU10-07 Goncalves, R. MTU13-07 Hamada, N. MTU05-08 Hisanaga, S. MTU08-09, MTU08-15, Goniot, P. WTH07-15 Hamlaoui, S. WTH09-29 WTH03-30, WTH06-16 Gontier, G. WTH06-01 Han, H. MTU05-12 Hitoshi, S. S13-01, WTH05-08 Gonzalez Esquivel, D. WTH07-38 Han, J. MTU12-01, MTU12-14 Hmazzou, R. WTH11-04 Gonzalez, B. WTH08-06 Han, L. MTU07-13 Hnasko, T. S02-03 Gonzalez-Billault, C. WTH04-02 Han, R. WTH13-06 Hodgson, R. WTH07-19 Gonzalez-Suarez, A. MTU08-22 Han, S. WTH01-25, WTH02-29, Hoffmann-Röder, A. W01-02 González-Gutiérrez, C. WTH02-14 WTH07-02, WTH08-03 Hohnholt, M. YMS03-01 González-Hernández, A. WTH13-03 Hanani, M. MTU03-09 Holcman, D. MTU07-08 Gonçalves, N. WTH04-03 Hannan, A. YIC01-04, WTH05-18 Holst, B. MTU10-01 Gordon, S. MTU07-07 Hardy, J. MTU01-26 Holstein, D. S12-04 Gorojod, R. MTU12-02 Hare, D. MTU04-16 Holzenberger, M. S09-01, WTH06-01 Gorostiza, P. MTU07-04, MTU07-06, Harischandra, D. MTU03-12 Honda, A. MTU09-10 MTU07-12, MTU07-16 Harry, G. MTU03-10 Hong, Y. WTH07-23 Goswami, D. S11-01 Harty, B. WTH01-11 Honjyo, Y. MTU01-06 Goutierre, M. MTU07-15 Harvey, A. WTH01-19 Hopiavuori, B. MTU07-02 Govitrapong, P. MTU03-03, WTH09-06, Hashemi, P. MTU08-25 Horie, M. WTH07-47 WTH09-12, WTH09-32 Hassel, B. WTH07-09 Horvath, T. PL03 Gozes, I. YMS02-02 Hathaway, H. S08-04 Hossain, M. WTH07-47 Graham, R. MTU12-07 Hatok, J. MTU10-09 Hou, S. MTU05-02 Gralle, M. WTH09-07 Hausmann, L. W04-02 Houllier, A. MTU09-20 Gramsbergen, J. MTU04-04, MTU04-09 Havelund, J. MTU04-04 Housley, G. MTU10-10 Grassi, S. YMS03-03, WTH01-02 Hawkes, D. S04-04 Houzel, J. MTU09-05 Gray, A. MTU03-15 Hawley, Z. WTH07-05 Hsaio, C. MTU02-05 Gray, L. YIC01-04 Hayash, Y. WTH01-18 Hu, Q. MTU01-20, WTH07-09, Gray, R. WTH01-11 Hayashi, A. WTH01-10 WTH07-20 Greda, A. WTH03-10 Hayashi, Y. WTH05-08 Hua, R. WTH02-29 Greenough, M. MTU12-08 Hayden, M. WTH07-14, WTH07-17, Huang, W. WTH08-09 Greensmith, L. MTU01-24 WTH07-32 Huang, Z. WTH07-50 Greggio, E. MTU04-03 Heath, P. MTU01-23 Hucho, F. EBL01-01 Gressens, P. MTU03-11 Heck, J. MTU07-08 Hudson, R. WTH07-34 Grigoriadis, N. MTU03-29 Hedehus, J. MTU10-03, MTU10-08 Huganir, R. S11-02 Gritti, L. WTH03-11 Hedl, T. YIC01-01 Hussain, R. S08-04 Gruenbaum, S. WTH07-09 Heegaard, N. MTU04-04, MTU04-09 Hwang, I. MTU08-04, MTU09-09, Gruetter, R. MTU10-04, MTU10-12, Heine, M. MTU07-08 WTH01-24 WTH05-03, WTH07-11 Helyes, Z. WTH13-04 Hwang, S. WTH07-26 Grumet, M. MTU03-15 Hemming*, I. MTU02-04 Hyder, F. WTH07-09 Guemez Gamboa, A. YIC02-01 Heneka, M. S15-01 Hyland, C. MTU01-18 Guerin, A. WTH08-10 Heng, J. YMS04-02, MTU02-04 Hyttel, P. MTU10-01

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Hérault, K. S12-02 Joseph, N. WTH01-13 Kesidou, E. MTU03-29 I. Tasca, C. WTH03-06 Joshi, A. MTU01-07 Khan, A. MTU02-01 Ibghi, D. WTH07-15 Joshi, P. MTU03-11 Khandker, L. WTH01-13 Igarashi, M. MTU05-16, MTU09-10 Juan, F. MTU13-04 Khanna, V. MTU03-27, WTH02-22, Ihara, H. MTU11-05 Jucker, M. S15-04 WTH09-09 Ihunwo, A. MTU09-11 Jung, C. WTH07-28 Khatiwada, S. WTH08-09 Ikenaka, K. WTH01-14, WTH01-16, Jung, H. MTU03-26, MTU09-09, Khemka, V. WTH06-02, WTH06-05 WTH07-46, WTH07-50 WTH01-24 Kikkawa, Y. WTH07-47 Ikeshima-Kataoka, H. MTU01-06 Jung, K. WTH07-23 Kilpatrick, T. S04-04, S14-04, Im, S. WTH07-21, WTH07-23 Jurkowlaniec, E. MTU08-01 MTU01-13 Imada, H. WTH13-08 Just, N. MTU10-12 Kim, A. MTU04-17 Imai, H. WTH09-14 Jørgensen, N. MTU10-08 Kim, B. MTU03-17, WTH06-04 Imamura, M. MTU01-06 K. Ludka, F. WTH03-06 Kim, C. MTU05-07, WTH08-03 Iménez Buendía, M. MTU08 Kaburagi, T. WTH05-17 Kim, D. MTU09-09, MTU13-07, Incontro, S. S20-03 Kaczmarek, L. WTH03-26, WTH05-25 WTH01-24, WTH07-25 Inoue, K. MTU01-22 Kadoi, H. MTU01-30 Kim, E. WTH07-22 Inui, S. MTU01-06 Kadowaki, S. WTH05-17 Kim, H. MTU12-01, MTU12-14, Irene, T. MTU13-04 Kaibuchi, K. S05-02, MTU08-06, WTH07-22, WTH13-06 Isaja, L. MTU13-02 MTU08-23 Kim, J. YIC03-04, MTU03-15, Isava, O. MTU03-06 Kakumoto, K. WTH07-33 MTU09-09, WTH01-24, Ishibashi, T. WTH01-23 Kalaras, G. MTU01-12 WTH03-16, WTH05-12, Ishiguro, K. MTU08-09 Kaliappan, K. WTH09-11 WTH07-28, WTH07-28, Ishimaru, Y. MTU01-11, MTU01-30, Kalivas, P. S02-04 WTH07-28, WTH08-10 WTH09-10, WTH09-25 Kalmar, B. MTU01-24 Kim, K. WTH07-23 Isonishi, A. MTU01-28 Kalpachidou, T. MTU02-08, WTH13-05 Kim, M. WTH01-19, WTH05-10 Ito, M. WTH07-02 Kalpahidou, T. MTU01-12 Kim, S. MTU01-08, MTU01-08, Ito, Y. MTU09-10 Kam, T. MTU13-07 MTU01-08, MTU03-14, Ivanova, V. WTH03-03, WTH03-14 Kamal, A. MTU04-04 MTU05-07, WTH02-02, Ivashko Pachima, Y. YMS02-02 Kambhampati, S. MTU03-23 WTH02-07, WTH03-16, Iyare, E. MTU11-07 Kamsrijai, U. WTH09-12 WTH07-23, WTH07-28 J.Rodrigues, R. WTH04-01 Kaneko, H. MTU02-09 Kim, T. MTU03-26 Jabs, R. MTU07-18 Kang, H. MTU13-07, WTH09-13 Kim, W. MTU03-14 Jackson, J. S12-03 Kang, S. MTU13-07, WTH03-16, Kim, Y. MTU03-17, MTU03-26, Jänsch, L. WTH05-21 WTH07-28 MTU03-26, WTH02-02, Jaggar, M. WTH05-09 Kannan, R. MTU03-23 WTH02-07, WTH06-04, Jahn, R. PL01 Kannan, S. MTU03-23 WTH07-23 Jain, V. MTU07-10, WTH03-17 Kano, M. WTH05-20 Kimura, H. MTU07-03 Jaiswal, P. MTU02-13 Kanthasamy, A. MTU03-12, MTU03-12, Kimura, T. MTU08-09, WTH06-16 Jakobsen, E. MTU10-03, MTU10-08 MTU11-04, MTU11-04 Kinjo, T. MTU08-11, MTU09-12, Jakubik, J. MTU08-10 Kantorová, E. WTH01-04 WTH02-15 James, N. MTU04-07 Kanygina, A. WTH03-05 Kirchhoff, F. S03-01, MTU07-18 James, R. WTH01-12 Karadottir, R. S04-01 Kishimoto, Y. MTU11-05 James, S. WTH07-37 Karmakar, A. MTU02-06 Kishore, K. WTH03-17 Jameson, D. MTU04-07 Karnib, N. MTU02-14 Kiss, T. WTH13-04 Janickova, H. MTU07-11, WTH14-01 Karpova, A. WTH09-20 Kitchen, P. MTU01-23 Janke, C. W03-04 Karuppagounder, S. MTU13-07 Kittler, J. S12-01 Janovjak, H. W01-01 Kashem, M. WTH08-02 Kjaer, T. MTU04-04 Jayanthi, S. WTH08-06 Kaszas, A. YMS01-01 Kjær, C. MTU10-03 Jeannin, P. WTH09-31 Katayama, T. WTH01-25, WTH07-02 Klacanova, K. WTH02-21 Jensen, M. MTU10-03 Kauer, J. S11-03 Kljakic, O. MTU07-11, WTH14-01 Jeon, G. WTH07-21 Kaundal, M. MTU12-10 Knežević, A. MTU10-03 Jeon, S. WTH03-15 Kaur, G. MTU03-13 Knott, G. S03-01 Jeong, J. MTU04-02 Kaur, T. MTU03-13 Ko, H. MTU08-04, MTU13-07 Jeong, S. MTU03-17, WTH06-04 Kawabe, Y. MTU01-28 Kochkina, E. WTH06-10, WTH06-18 Jerusalinsky, D. WTH03-02 Kawada, K. WTH08-08 Koda, T. WTH09-14 Jiang, M. S08-01 Kawada, R. MTU01-22 Köhler, S. MTU10-07 Jiménez, E. WTH03-19 Kawakami, Y. MTU09-14 Koenig, B. MTU07-04, MTU07-06, Jin, E. MTU08-04 Kawamura, M. WTH05-20 MTU07-12 Jin, H. MTU03-12 Kawano, H. MTU05-16 Koizumi, M. WTH05-02 Jin, X. WTH02-16 Kay, C. WTH07-32 Koizumi, S. MTU01-09 Jo, D. MTU12-01, MTU12-03, Kazbrun, E. S17-03 Kojima, C. MTU01-22 MTU12-14 Kazuyuki Mekada, K. WTH07-47 Kokotos, A. MTU07-07 John, M. WTH09-15 Kefrekes, N. WTH13-07 Kolacheva, A. MTU04-17 Johnson, S. WTH01-11 Keiler, J. MTU13-07 Koliou, X. MTU01-12 Johnston, G. S01-04 Keitaro, Y. WTH05-02 Kolling, J. WTH02-25 Johnston, M. WTH07-51 Kelly Rabelo, T. WTH07-18 Kolosov, P. WTH03-05

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Komoly, S. WTH01-20 Languren, G. WTH02-18 Liu, C. MTU04-10, MTU04-15 Konishi, H. WTH09-10 Lanznaster, D. MTU13-08 Liu, K. WTH02-20 Kopanchuk, S. YMS01-02, MTU08-17 Lapresa, R. MTU12-11 Liu, L. MTU02-17, MTU05-18 Koroleva, K. MTU03-21 Lapunzina, P. WTH03-19 Liu, W. WTH02-16 Kostrikov, S. MTU10-05 Laranjinha, J. WTH02-09 Liu, Y. MTU08-05, MTU12-15, Kotler, M. MTU12-02 Larmonier, T. WTH07-49 WTH01-15 Kozawa, S. MTU08-06 Lasaga, M. MTU01-21 Liu, Z. MTU08-05, MTU12-12 Kozlova, D. WTH06-10, WTH06-18 Lassmann, H. S14-01 Lizarbe, B. WTH05-03 Kress, M. MTU02-08, WTH13-05 Launey, T. WTH03-12 Llorens-Cortes, C. WTH11-04 Krishnankutty, A. MTU08-09 Lautrette, G. WTH07-49 Llorente, A. WTH06-07 Krisp, C. YIC01-01 Lawana, V. MTU11-04 Loberto, N. WTH07-39 Kriszta, G. WTH01-20 Lawrence, A. YIC03-04, WTH05-12, Locia Espinoza, J. MTU08 Kubo, Y. MTU08-23 WTH08-15 Lockhart, P. YMS04-02 Kuhlmann, T. YMS03-04 Lazareva, N. WTH05-01 Loiola, E. YSLA03 Kuhn, G. S13-04 Lazo-Gomez, R. WTH07-48 Lombardi, M. MTU03-11 Kulikovskaya, L. WTH05-21 Le Maitre, C. MTU04-18 Lonati, E. WTH06-09 Kulkarni, P. WTH05-05 Le Parc, J. WTH09-31 Lopes, J. MTU03-30 Kumabe, S. MTU03-22 Le, S. YIC01-01 Lopez, E. MTU08-12 Kumar Vemula, S. MTU08-08 Lechleiter, J. S12-04 Lopez-Colome, A. MTU08-12 Kumar, A. WTH07-31 Ledo, A. WTH02-09 Lopez-Grancha, M. WTH07-15 Kumar, D. WTH02-22 Lee, A. YIC01-01 Loudghi, A. MTU12-07 Kumar, G. WTH02-17 Lee, B. WTH07-22 Lourenco, M. YMS04-04, WTH09-07 Kumar, M. WTH09-15 Lee, C. WTH08-01 Loux, C. WTH09-31 Kumar, R. MTU03-07 Lee, E. MTU03-26 Lovric, M. WTH08-15 Kumar, S. MTU02-07, MTU03-15 Lee, H. MTU08-21, WTH03-08 Lu, R. S08-01 Kumari, P. WTH02-06, WTH03-17 Lee, J. MTU03-14, MTU09-18, Luan, W. WTH05-11 Kummer, K. MTU02-08, WTH13-05 MTU12-01, MTU12-14, Lucassen, E. WTH10-01 Kunieda, K. MTU11-05 WTH01-19, WTH03-24, Ludovico, P. WTH07-43 Kunisada, T. MTU09-01 WTH07-22 Luikinga, S. YIC03-04, WTH05-12 Kunisawa, K. WTH01-14 Lee, P. MTU05-14 Lunghi, G. WTH07-39 Kunz, N. MTU10-04 Lee, S. MTU08-21, WTH03-16, Luo, H. MTU02-17 Kunzler, A. MTU04-08, WTH07-18, WTH07-22, WTH07-28 Luquet, S. S02-03 WTH07-24 Lee, Y. WTH07-25 Luton, M. WTH07-01 Kupchik, Y. S02-04 Lee-Rivera, I. MTU08-12 Lyra-Silva, N. WTH07-42 Kurča, E. WTH01-04 Lehotsky, J. WTH01-04 Lévi, S. MTU07-05, MTU07-15 Kuramoto, N. MTU08-11, MTU09-12, Lei, H. MTU10-04, WTH05-03 López Corcuera, B. WTH03-19 MTU09-22, WTH02-15 Leite, C. MTU05-03 López-Bayghen, E. MTU01-19 Kurihara, Y. WTH09-16 Leite, I. WTH03-08 López-Bendito, G. WTH04-01, WTH04-03 Kuroda, K. S05-02, MTU08-06 Lekpa, D. MTU03-16 Lønsmann Iversen, P. MTU04-09 Kurrle Rieger, D. WTH05-14 Lemenze, A. WTH01-13 M, M. WTH09-15 Kushwaha, R. MTU01-14 Leng Ng, H. MTU02-04 M-Takemura, S. MTU01-28 Kusko, R. WTH07-17 Lessard-Beaudoin, M. MTU12-07 M. Barbosa, R. WTH02-09 Kvichanskii, A. WTH06-17 Leterrier, C. WTH01-25 M. d, P. WTH07-26 Kwatra, M. MTU03-01, MTU13-06 Leventer, R. YMS04-02 M.Marques, J. WTH04-01 Kwok, J. S21-02 Levison, S. S09-04 Ma, S. WTH13-02, WTH14-02 Kwon, H. WTH07-25 Leyva-Diaz, E. WTH04-01 Mabandla, M. WTH05-04 Kwon, I. WTH07-22 Li, D. MTU04-10 Machado, C. WTH07-27 La Pietra, V. WTH10-04 Li, J. WTH01-14, WTH02-29 Machat, S. WTH07-49 La Regina, G. WTH10-04 Li, S. WTH05-18 Mackay, L. WTH09-17 Labus, J. MTU08-03, WTH03-18 Li, W. WTH03-29 Macklin, W. S08-04, WTH01-05, Lacaille, H. MTU02-16 Li, Y. MTU02-17 WTH01-15 Lackie, R. WTH06-06 Li, Z. MTU08-05 Madany, A. MTU03-18 Lacube, P. WTH06-01 Lia, A. MTU04-03 Madeiro, R. YSLA03 Lagoudaki, R. MTU03-29 Liang, Y. MTU13-07 Madsen, H. WTH05-12, WTH08-10 Lahkar, M. MTU13-06 Lichtenthaler, S. S19-03, WTH03-22, Madsen, S. MTU10-03, MTU10-08 Lakkappa, N. WTH07-26 WTH03-23 Maeda, S. MTU01-11, MTU01-30, Lakshmanan, G. WTH03-20 Lidgerwood, G. WTH09-17 MTU08-11, WTH09-10, Lam, L. MTU12-05 Lim, H. MTU03-17, WTH06-04 WTH09-25 Lam, R. WTH07-49 Lim, S. WTH09-17 Maekura, K. MTU05-15 Lam, S. MTU13-07 Lima, F. MTU01-02, MTU01-10 Magalhães-Cardoso, M. MTU08-20 Lamas, M. MTU01-02 Lima, L. MTU03-30 Magara, F. S03-01 Landemberger, M. WTH07-27 Lin, W. S08-02 Maggioni, M. YMS03-02, MTU09-06, Landgraf, P. WTH09-20 Lindholm, S. MTU10-03 MTU09-13 Landry, M. WTH13-02, WTH13-07 Ling, Z. MTU02-17, MTU05-18 Mahapatra, N. MTU02-01 Lang, D. WTH05-21 Link, R. YMS01-02, MTU08-17 Mahmood, S. MTU10-09 Langeslag, M. WTH13-05 Litvinchuk, A. MTU12-12 Mairey, M. WTH07-49

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Maldini, M. WTH07-35 Maurya, S. MTU03-20 Mohanakumar, K. MTU02-06, MTU02-13, Maldonado, P. WTH02-04, WTH02-14, Mazarakis, N. WTH01-12 MTU04-11, WTH09-22 WTH07-41, WTH07-44 McAninch, D. WTH07-30 Moigneu, C. WTH07-49 Maleeva, G. MTU07-04, MTU07-06 McDonough, J. S08-03 Moindrot, N. WTH07-15 Malenka, R. S11-01 McDougall, S. S04-04 Molina, V. WTH08-12 Malieieva, G. MTU07-12 McGregor, I. MTU05-05, WTH08-05, Molina-Fernández, C. WTH07-06 Malishkevich, A. YMS02-02 WTH08-16 Molina-Mateo, D. WTH07-06 Mallucci, G. PL05 McKelvie, P. WTH09-17 Molloy, M. YIC01-01 Mandreekar-Colucci, S. MTU11-09 McLane, L. WTH01-05 Molnar, E. MTU07-01 Manger, P. MTU09-11 McPherson, C. MTU03-10 Mondoloni, S. W01-04 Mangoura, D. MTU01-12, MTU08-19 Medishetty, R. WTH05-05 Monje, M. S04-02 Manolova, A. WTH05-01 Mehta, P. YIC01-01 Monk, K. WTH01-11 Mantegazza, M. WTH03-11 Melamud, L. WTH07-07 Montag, D. WTH05-13 Manuel Garcia Verdugo, J. WTH01-21 Melcangi, R. S18-04, WTH07-35, Montani, L. WTH01-03 Manuel, I. WTH06-07 WTH09-03 Monteiro, T. WTH02-09 Manzano-García, A. WTH13-03 Melkonyan, K. WTH09-19 Montiel, T. WTH02-18, WTH09-30, Mao, X. MTU13-07 Melo, H. MTU01-01 WTH10-03 Marc, Y. WTH11-04 Mena, N. MTU04-12 Moon, C. WTH03-16, WTH07-28 Marcelo, A. YSLA02 Mendapara, P. MTU03-15 Moon, S. MTU03-26, MTU05-12 Marconi, L. MTU07-13 Mendes, F. MTU01-02 Moraes, M. WTH08-11 Marcora, M. MTU02-02 Mendes, N. WTH07-42 Morais, M. MTU09-07 Marie, H. S11-04 Mendoça, L. YSLA02 More, J. WTH03-13 Marin, M. MTU11-06 Mendonça, M. MTU09-05 Moreira, J. MTU03-08 Marinelli, L. WTH10-04 Meng, X. MTU08-05 Moreira, S. MTU08-20 Markevich, V. WTH06-17 Meroni, M. YMS02-01 Morelli, L. YMS02-04, MTU02-02, Marland, J. MTU07-07 Merson, T. S04-04, MTU01-13 MTU12-04 Marmiroli, P. WTH06-09 Mertin, F. WTH09-20 Moreno-Castilla, P. YMS02-05 Marques, J. WTH04-03, WTH06-08 Mertins Ribeiro, C. WTH05-14 Moreno-Juan, V. WTH04-03 Marques, M. WTH07-43 Mertz, C. MTU10-03 Moreno-Rodriguez, M. WTH06-07 Marques, N. MTU13-08, WTH07-40, Mestikawy, S. MTU07-11 Moresco, K. WTH07-24 WTH09-18 Michael, J. WTH07-37 Moretti, M. WTH05-14 Marques-Lopes, J. WTH06-06 Michalik, J. WTH01-04 Morey, T. MTU05-13 Marsh, A. YMS04-02 Michels, M. MTU03-08 Morgado, J. MTU01-01 Marteyn, A. YMS03-04 Michetti, F. WTH07-29 Mori, Y. WTH07-02 Marti, F. S02-03 Michoux, F. WTH09-31 Morimoto, R. S06-03 Martijena, I. WTH08-12 Mihailescu, M. WTH07-30 Morimura, N. WTH05-08 Martin, D. WTH07-37 Mikhailov, N. MTU03-21 Morioka, M. WTH05-17 Martini, C. WTH07-10, WTH10-04 Milani, C. WTH06-09 Morishita, W. S11-01 Martino Adami, P. YMS02-04 Millecamps, S. WTH07-49 Morita, M. MTU01-15 Martins, V. WTH06-06, WTH07-27 Miller, C. S18-03 Morizet, D. WTH03-01 Martí-Marí, O. MTU07-09 Miller, S. MTU11-11 Morris, A. WTH09-17 Martínez, D. MTU01-19 Milyutina, J. WTH05-22 Morshead, C. S13-02 Martínez, J. WTH08-14 Mimori, S. WTH08-08 Moser, A. MTU03-23 Martínez-Gardeazabal, J. WTH06-07 Minardi, J. YSLA03 Motalleb, R. S13-04 Martínez-Lorenzana, G. WTH13-03 Mingazov, E. MTU04-17 Mothet, J. S03-01 Mas, C. MTU04-07 Mironets, E. MTU05-02 Mourad, I. WTH02-12 Masaru, M. WTH05-02 Mishchenko, T. WTH02-19 Mourot, A. W01-04 Masgrau, R. MTU07-16 Mishra, J. MTU01-14, MTU03-20 Moutkine, I. WTH03-01 Massari, C. MTU13-08 Mishra, S. WTH02-17 Mozafari, S. YMS03-04, WTH01-21 Massicotte, G. MTU13-09 Misu, M. WTH09-14 Mrozkova, P. WTH13-09 Massie, A. MTU01-20 Mitchison, T. W03-02 Mueller, A. MTU08-02 Massieu, L. WTH02-18, WTH09-30, Mitew, S. S04-04, MTU01-13 Müller, F. MTU01-16 WTH10-03 Mitlöhner, J. MTU08-13 Müller, M. MTU01-17 Massimino, L. WTH06-09 Mitro, N. S18-04, WTH07-35, Mukda, S. MTU03-03, WTH09-32 Masuda, J. MTU01-22 WTH09-03 Mukhametov, E. MTU07-06 Masuda, T. MTU01-22 Mitroshina, E. WTH02-19 Mukhametova, E. MTU07-04, MTU07-12 Matera, C. MTU07-16 Mittra, N. WTH07-31 Mukhopadhyay, K. MTU02-06 Mateus-Pinheiro, A. MTU09-07 Miya-Coreixas, V. WTH02-03 Mulle, B. WTH05-15 Matharasala, G. MTU03-25 Miyachi, E. WTH13-08 Mun, J. WTH09-13 MAtias, I. MTU01-01, MTU01-05 Miyasaka, T. WTH06-16 Munis, A. MTU08-16 Matsui, H. MTU02-09 Miyoshi, K. WTH01-25, WTH07-02 Munoz, Y. MTU12-13 Matsushita, N. MTU05-16, MTU09-10 Mochel, F. WTH07-01 Munro, K. WTH03-22, WTH03-23 Matsuura, K. MTU05-15 Mohamad Yosuf, N. WTH07-17 Murin, R. MTU10-09 Matsuyama, S. MTU05-15 Mohamed Ibrahim, N. MTU13-03, WTH09-02 Murray, C. MTU03-23, WTH07-51 Matsuzaki, F. S17-04 Mohamed, A. WTH06-11 Murray, S. WTH01-07 Matsuzaki, S. WTH07-02 Mohamed, Z. MTU13-03, WTH09-02 Murtas, G. MTU08-18

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Muthu, S. WTH03-20 Nousiopoulou, E. MTU03-29 Padula, M. MTU13-10 Muñoz, E. WTH04-02 Novellino, E. WTH10-04 Paes-de-Carvalho, R. MTU08-16 Møllerud, S. MTU07-13 Nowicka, D. WTH03-10 Paidi, R. WTH09-22 Na, H. WTH13-06 Nthenge-Ngumbau, D. WTH09-22 Pakkenberg, B. MTU04-09 Nagai, T. MTU08-06, MTU08-23 Nunez, M. MTU04-12 Palecek, J. WTH13-01, WTH13-09 Nagata, K. MTU05-08 Nussbaum, S. WTH07-11 Palestini, P. WTH06-09 Nagerl, V. S05-03 Nuñez, T. WTH04-02 Pallarés, M. WTH08-13 Naidu, V. MTU03-01, MTU13-06 Nørskov Johansen, T. MTU07-13 Pandey, A. WTH02-22 Nakabayashi, K. WTH05-08 Núñez, M. MTU12-13 Pandolfo, P. WTH02-03 Nakamine, S. MTU08-14 O’Donnell, J. S12-03 Pang, T. WTH05-18 Nakamori, T. MTU02-10 O’Reilly-Pol, T. WTH01-11 Panicker, N. MTU03-12, MTU13-07 Nakamoto, C. WTH05-20 Odeon, A. MTU11-06 Panigrahi, M. WTH10-02 Nakamura, Y. S02-03 Ogawa, Y. WTH07-33 Panjwani, U. MTU07-10, WTH02-06, Nakanishi, H. MTU12-15 Ogita, K. MTU09-23 WTH03-17 Nakano, T. MTU08-23 Oh, S. WTH13-06 Pant, A. MTU03-27, WTH02-22, Nakatsuka, M. MTU03-22 Ohara-Imaizumi, M. MTU08-09 WTH09-09, WTH09-28 Nalivaeva, N. WTH05-22, WTH06-10, Oheim, M. S12-02 Paoletti, P. S20-02, MTU07-21 WTH06-18 Ohki-Hamazaki, H. MTU02-10 Papanikolaou, E. MTU01-12 Nam, S. WTH01-24 Ohkuma, M. WTH13-08 Papazoglou, I. WTH03-24 Nambu, A. WTH07-47 Ohnishi, Y. MTU05-15 Paramanik, V. WTH05-24 Nameta, M. WTH07-47 Ohno, N. WTH01-16, WTH07-46, Parent, M. WTH07-09 Naseem, M. WTH03-21 WTH07-50 Park, C. WTH09-13 Nash, A. WTH03-22 Ohta, S. MTU09-14 Park, E. MTU05-12 Natalya, B. WTH03-14 Okano, H. MTU09-14, WTH07-33, Park, H. MTU03-26, MTU13-07 Natarajan, B. MTU02-01 WTH07-33 Park, J. MTU03-26 Nathalie, V. MTU04-03 Okazaki, N. MTU01-15 Parkes, L. WTH07-52 Naumann, M. MTU08-08 Okitsu, S. MTU08-26 Parlog, A. WTH05-21 Naumann, T. MTU09-08 Okojie, A. MTU11-07 Parravicini, C. YMS03-02 Navarro, E. YMS04-01 Okuma, Y. WTH08-08 Parutto, P. MTU07-08 Nave, K. S10-02 Olajide, O. WTH01-17 Parvez, S. MTU05-04, WTH03-21, Nawa, Y. MTU02-09 Olayemi, F. WTH09-01 WTH09-33 Nechiporuk, A. WTH01-11 Olayemi, O. WTH09-21 Pasini, D. MTU07-13 Neder, L. WTH07-42 Olivares, M. MTU02-11 Pasquini, J. MTU09-15, WTH05-19 Nedergaard, M. PL02, MTU10-05 Olivares-Bañuelos, T. MTU01-19 Pasquini, L. MTU01-29 Negoro, R. MTU01-30 Oliveira Poleto, A. MTU05-09 Pasternak, S. WTH07-34 Nemeth, C. MTU03-23, WTH07-51 Olopade, F. MTU03-24, MTU05-10 Pastor, V. WTH08-13 Nery, L. MTU05-03 Olopade, J. MTU03-24, WTH09-01 Patani, R. MTU01-26 Netti, V. WTH07-07 Omoto, Y. MTU08-14 Patrício, P. MTU09-07 Neves, K. MTU03-30 Omotoso, G. WTH01-17 Patzke, N. WTH11-03 Neves-Carvalho, A. WTH07-43 Onaka, Y. MTU09-23 Paul, S. WTH09-15 Ng, B. WTH07-32 Ong-Palsson, E. WTH03-23 Paula-Lima, A. MTU12-13 Ngampramuan, S. MTU03-03, WTH09-32 Ono, K. WTH07-47 Pavel, B. WTH03-14 Ngo, L. MTU02-04 Onufriev, M. WTH05-23 Payette, H. MTU12-07 Nguyen, H. WTH01-16, WTH07-46, Onwuka, S. MTU03-24 Payrits, M. WTH01-20 WTH07-50 Oohashi, T. S21-01 Pedretti, S. WTH07-35 Nguyen, J. WTH01-07 Ooi, L. MTU01-18, WTH07-04 Pedro, B. MTU13-04 Nguyen, L. S17-02 Opazo, C. MTU12-08 Peng, F. WTH07-36 Ni, J. MTU12-15 Orbach, A. WTH07-17 Penn, A. MTU02-16 Nichols, M. S15-02 Orfaniotou, F. W02-04 Pens Gelain, D. WTH07-18, WTH07-24 Nicol, M. WTH07-49 Ortega, A. MTU01-19 Penzes, P. S05-04 Nicoll, R. S20-03 Ortega, R. MTU04-16 Peregud, D. WTH05-23 Nielsen, J. MTU10-01 Ortiz, V. WTH08-12 Pereira de Almeida, L. YSLA02 Nin, M. WTH05-16 Ortiz-Plata, A. WTH02-04, WTH02-14 Pereira, J. WTH01-03 Nin-Hill, A. MTU07-04 Oscar, G. MTU13-04 Perez de la Cruz, V. WTH07-38 Ning-Hua, T. WTH09-01 Osei-Owusu, P. MTU05-02 Peris, M. WTH07-29 Nippold, M. MTU04-05 Oses, J. WTH06-08 Perreau, V. WTH05-12 Nishibe, Y. WTH01-10 Oshio, M. MTU08-11 Perry, C. YIC03-04, MTU03-10 Nishino, H. MTU08-15 Oshiro, S. WTH05-17 Perumal, Y. MTU03-06, MTU03-25, Nishiyama, N. WTH05-17 Osman, A. S13-04 WTH05-05 Nissen, J. MTU10-02 Ostapchenko, V. WTH06-06, WTH07-34 Pesaresi, M. WTH07-35, WTH09-03 Nitrini, R. WTH07-27 Otani, Y. WTH01-18 Peshavariya, H. WTH09-17 Nkomozepi, P. MTU09-11 Ottestad-Hansen, S. MTU01-20 Peter, D. MTU03-24 Nobrega, C. YSLA02 Ou, M. MTU13-07 Petiz, L. WTH07-24 Noor, N. WTH02-12 Owens, E. MTU05-02 Petratos, S. WTH01-19 Norman, E. WTH01-07 Owens, G. WTH01-15 Petrelli, F. S03-01 Norrmén, C. WTH01-06 P Munoz, D. WTH07-03 Pettersson, S. WTH01-22

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Pettigrew, J. WTH11-03 Pérez, S. MTU11-06 Rodrigues, A. MTU09-07, WTH08-04, Pfleger, K. MTU02-04 Qi, C. MTU13-07 WTH14-03 Philippe, F. W01-04 Qi, L. WTH06-12 Rodrigues, M. YMS01-03 Pickering, D. MTU07-13 Qi, Z. WTH02-20 Rodrigues, R. WTH04-03, WTH06-08 Pierozan, P. WTH09-34 Qian, Y. MTU11-09 Rodrigues, S. WTH07-43 Pietrobono, D. WTH07-10, WTH10-04 Queiroz, F. WTH06-08 Rodriguez-Duran, L. YMS02-05 Pilchova, I. WTH02-21 Quevedo, J. MTU03-08 Rodriguez-Moreno, A. WTH03-25 Pineda, B. WTH07-38 Quintana, S. MTU11-06 Rodríguez-Franco, M. MTU07-09 Pinna, G. WTH05-16 Quintá, H. MTU09-15 Rodríguez-Puertas, R. WTH06-07 Pinter, E. WTH01-20 R Clarke, J. WTH07-03 Röhrs, K. MTU08-03 Pinto, L. MTU09-07 Raabus, M. YMS04-02 Roh, S. MTU01-08 Piwka, A. MTU08-01 Racay, P. WTH02-21 Rojas Duran, F. MTU08 Piñol, G. MTU12-06 Rada, P. YMS04-01 Rojas, J. WTH02-25 Placzek, A. WTH08-09 Radhakrishnan, M. WTH05-07 Rojas-Piloni, G. WTH13-03 Pleasure, D. S08-03 Radhakrishnan, R. WTH02-24, WTH09-11 Romano-Silva, M. YIC02-04 Plendl, J. MTU05-10 Radulescu, C. WTH01-22 Romero, D. MTU09-16 Plourde, M. MTU12-07 Rae, C. MTU10-10, WTH07-01 Romoli, B. WTH03-07 Pohoczky, K. WTH13-04 Rainer, G. MTU10-12 Romão, L. MTU01-05 Poirier, K. MTU09-16 Rajamma, U. MTU02-03, MTU02-06, Roos, A. MTU04-05 Poirot, J. MTU10-12 MTU02-13 Rosario*, M. MTU09-08 Poletti, A. YMS02-01 Rajpurohit, C. WTH02-22 Rosato Siri, M. WTH05-19 Pollegioni, L. MTU08-18 Raju, A. WTH09-22 Roschin, M. WTH03-05 Polter, A. S11-03 Ramireddy, R. MTU03-23 Rose, J. MTU01-26 Pomilio, C. MTU12-02 Ramirez Munoz, A. WTH07-37 Rosemberg, S. WTH07-27 Pomè, D. YMS03-02, MTU09-06, Ramirez Ortega, D. WTH07-38 Rossier, J. S21-03 MTU09-13 Ramirez, D. MTU01-21 Roth, G. MTU11-12 Poncer, J. MTU07-15, WTH03-01 Ramirez-Lugo, L. WTH02-18 Rotondaro, C. YMS02-04 Ponimaskin, E. MTU01-16, MTU08-03, Ramos-Cabrer, P. WTH02-01 Rouach, N. S03-02 WTH03-18, WTH03-32 Randakova, A. MTU08-10 Roudeau, S. MTU04-16 Ponzoni, L. WTH03-11 Rane, S. WTH03-24 Roudieres, V. WTH07-15 Popek, M. MTU07-14 Ranjan, D. S14-02 Roversi, K. WTH09-18 Popovich, P. MTU11-09 Rasband, M. WTH01-25, WTH07-45 Rovira, C. MTU07-04 Porciuncula, L. WTH06-08 Rasheed, M. MTU04-13 Rovira, X. MTU07-04, MTU07-06, Porte Alcon, S. MTU12-02 Rastedt, W. MTU01-07, MTU10-11 MTU07-12 Portugal, C. MTU08-16 Rauf, K. MTU11-07 Rowlands, B. MTU10-10 Posse de Chaves, E. WTH06-11 Ray, K. WTH02-06, WTH03-17 Roy, D. S07-02 Pouladi, M. MTU02-18, MTU09-19, Razali, N. YMS04-03 Roy, K. WTH02-06, WTH03-17 WTH01-22, WTH07-14, Reed, F. YIC03-04 Rubio-Beltrán, E. WTH13-03 WTH07-17, WTH07-32 Rehen, S. YSLA03 Rubio-Villena, C. MTU10-08 Pourabdolhossein, F. WTH01-21 Reiner, O. S17-03 Rudajev, V. MTU08-10 Powell, R. WTH05-18 Reines, A. WTH05-19 Rugang, Z. MTU04-19 Power, J. WTH03-23 Reinés, A. MTU01-31 Rusanova, A. MTU09-03, MTU09-17 Prada, I. MTU03-11 Renard, G. WTH08-14 Rusmini, P. YMS02-01 Pradier, L. WTH09-31 Renoir, T. YIC01-04 Russeau, M. MTU07-05 Prado, M. S06-01, MTU07-11, Rensetti, D. MTU11-06 Rustler, K. MTU07-06 WTH06-06, WTH07-34, Reuschlein, A. MTU10-03 Rv, O. WTH09-15 WTH14-01 Reversade, B. MTU02-18 Ryan, T. S07-02, YMS02-03 Prado, V. MTU07-11, WTH06-06, Reynolds, R. MTU03-04, MTU03-05, Rybnikova, E. YIC04-02 WTH07-34, WTH14-01 WTH01-12 Rylett, R. MTU05-13 Prakash Babu, P. WTH10-02 Ribeiro, F. WTH06-13 Rysakova, M. WTH03-03 Prakash, S. WTH03-20 Richards, L. S04-04, YMS04-02 Ryten, M. MTU01-26 Prasoon, P. MTU03-07 Riefolo, F. MTU07-16 Rytova, V. WTH14-02 Prawdiuk, A. WTH01-07 Rincon-Heredia, R. WTH10-03 Ryu, J. WTH03-15, WTH07-25 Prediger, R. WTH07-40, WTH09-18 Rinken, A. YMS01-02, MTU08-17 S Rodrigues, A. YMS04-01 Pressey, J. MTU07-05, MTU07-15 Rios, C. WTH07-38 Saba, J. MTU01-21 Prier, J. WTH09-17 Rivarola, V. WTH07-07 Sabbadini, R. WTH09-17 Prinetti, A. YMS03-03, WTH01-02, Rizvi, S. WTH09-08, WTH09-26, Sacchi, S. MTU08-18 WTH07-39 WTH09-27 Sadigurschi, N. WTH05-06 Prioni, S. YMS03-03, MTU09-06, Rizzo, M. MTU08-24 Saez, E. S18-04 WTH01-02, WTH07-39 Robert Schöler, H. YMS03-04 Saito, K. WTH07-47 Prior-González, M. WTH07-48 Robinson, A. MTU11-11 Saito, T. MTU08-09, MTU08-15, Pucci, L. S03-01 Robinson, M. S12-03, W04-03 WTH06-16 Pureur, R. WTH09-34 Rocha, M. MTU03-08 Saitoh, H. MTU01-22 Purohit, A. WTH02-22 Roche, K. S20-03 Sajikumar, S. YMS04-03 Pébay, A. WTH09-17 Rodgers, K. MTU13-10, WTH09-23 Sakaba, T. S21-01 Pépin, É. MTU13-09 Sakae, D. WTH14-01

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Sakai, K. WTH13-08 Schulz, J. W04-01 Sinha, S. MTU02-03, MTU02-06, Sakellaridis, N. MTU08-19 Schuman, E. S07-03 MTU02-13 Saker, S. WTH07-49 Schwarz, A. MTU11-08 Sipos, E. WTH01-20 Sakimura, K. WTH05-20, WTH07-47 Scorrano, L. S18-02 Skubal, M. MTU07-18 Saksonova, S. WTH02-21 Seah, C. MTU05-13 Sleiman, S. MTU02-14 Sala, C. WTH03-11 Sebastian, G. WTH05-15 Slutsky, I. S09-03 Sala, M. WTH03-11 Sebollela, A. WTH07-42 Smal, C. MTU12-04 Salachas, F. WTH07-49 See, E. MTU02-04 Small, D. S02-03 Salamian, A. WTH03-26 Seidenbecher, C. MTU08-08, MTU08-13 Smalla, K. WTH05-21 Salazar Ramiro, A. WTH07-38 Seifert, G. MTU07-18 Smid, J. WTH07-27 Salazar, I. WTH02-23 Seilhean, D. WTH07-49 Smith, C. MTU01-26 Salceda, R. MTU07-17 Seilicovich, A. MTU01-31 Smith, D. MTU04-18 Saleem, S. WTH06-14 Semenkovich, C. WTH01-03 Smith, K. WTH06-11 Salina, V. MTU09-03, MTU09-08, Sensi, S. WTH13-04 Smith, T. MTU04-08 MTU09-17 Seo, D. WTH02-02, WTH02-07 Sng, J. WTH03-27 Salman, M. MTU01-23 Seong, J. WTH01-24 Snir, J. WTH07-34 Salzbank, J. MTU02-16 Seong, S. MTU03-26, WTH07-23 Soares, A. WTH07-11 Samarani, M. MTU09-06, WTH07-39 Sereti, F. MTU01-12 Soares-Cunha, C. WTH07-43, WTH08-04, Sambon, M. WTH09-24 Serrano, A. WTH07-29 WTH14-03 Samoilov, M. YIC04-02 Sessolo, M. MTU04-03 Socodato, R. MTU08-16 Sampaio, T. WTH07-40, WTH09-18 Severo Rodrigues, A. WTH05-14 Sohn, E. MTU03-17, WTH06-04 San Gil, R. MTU01-24 Shahidzadeh, S. MTU07-19 Sohn, J. S08-03 Sanabria, V. WTH08-13 Shaker, M. MTU09-18 Somensi, N. MTU03-08, WTH07-18, Sanaei Nezhad, F. WTH07-52 Shallie, P. WTH08-01 WTH07-24 Sanchez, M. WTH02-04 Sharma, A. MTU11-10 Someya, T. WTH07-47 Sanchez-Chavez, G. WTH02-18 Sharma, M. YMS04-03, WTH02-17 Son, H. WTH08-03 Sancini, G. WTH06-09 Sharma, S. MTU04-14 Son, Y. WTH03-16 Sandholm Kastrup, J. MTU07-13 Shaygannejad, V. MTU02-18 Sonai, B. MTU03-08 Sandovici, I. S09-04 Shcherbitskaya, A. WTH05-22 Song, J. MTU02-15 Sanggaard, S. MTU10-05 Sheehan, P. S16-04 Song, W. S19-04, WTH05-10 Sano, H. WTH07-47 Shelukhina, I. MTU03-21 Song, Y. W03-02 Santana, R. WTH07-41 Shen, X. WTH02-16 Sonnay, S. MTU10-12 Santos, A. YMS01-03 Sherry, D. MTU07-02 Sonnewald, U. MTU10-05 Santos, L. WTH07-42 Shevin, E. WTH01-22 Sonnino, S. YMS03-02, YMS03-03, Santos, S. WTH03-08 Shibagaki, F. WTH09-25 MTU09-06, MTU09-13, Santos, T. WTH02-25 Shikada, S. WTH01-25, WTH07-02 WTH01-02, WTH07-39 Sanz Blasco, S. MTU13-02 Shimizu, T. WTH01-14, WTH01-14 Sonny, O. MTU03-16 Saravia, F. MTU12-02 Shimomura, T. MTU08-23 Soreq, E. MTU01-26 Saridaki, T. MTU04-05 Shin, C. WTH03-15 Soreq, L. MTU01-26 Sarieva, K. WTH02-27 Shin, J. MTU13-07 Soriano, M. MTU04-01 Sarkar, S. MTU03-12 Shin, T. WTH03-16, WTH07-28 Sotiropoulos, I. S16-04, MTU09-07, Sartor, M. WTH07-13 Shine, D. MTU11-09 WTH07-43 Sathyamoorthy, Y. WTH02-24 Shintaku, M. WTH02-15 Sotomayor-Zarate, R. WTH08-14 Sato, H. MTU01-20, WTH07-02 Shokunbi, T. MTU05-10 Sotres-Bayon, F. WTH02-18 Sauer, M. WTH08-05, WTH08-16 Short, A. WTH05-18 Souilem, O. WTH09-29 Saulnier, P. MTU01-04 Shukla, M. WTH09-06 Sousa, N. MTU09-07, WTH07-43, Sawale, A. MTU03-25 Shukla, R. MTU03-27, WTH09-09 WTH08-04, WTH14-03 Sawamoto, K. S13-03 Sidik, H. MTU09-19 Souza, B. YIC02-04, WTH08-11 Sayas, C. YMS02-02 Silva, C. WTH06-08 Sowa, J. MTU07-14 Scalmani, P. WTH03-11 Silva, I. MTU08-20 Spanswick, D. S02-04 Scarisbrick, I. S10-03 Silva, J. MTU09-07, WTH07-43 Spezzano, R. WTH07-35, WTH09-03 Schaefer, N. YMS01-05 Silva, L. WTH02-25 Spohr, T. MTU01-02 Scheuer, T. MTU01-25 Silva-Islas, C. WTH07-44 Srisawat, R. WTH03-04 Schicknick, H. WTH03-31 Silva-Ramos, M. MTU08-20 Srivastava, A. WTH02-22 Schill, Y. WTH03-18 Silvestri, R. WTH10-04 Sriwatsa, S. MTU09-08 Schloss, R. MTU03-15 Sim, B. WTH07-32 Stankewich, M. WTH01-25 Schmidt, E. S12-02 Singh, A. WTH09-26 Stankoff, B. S14-03 Schmitz, F. WTH09-34 Singh, C. WTH07-31 Staun Pallesen, J. MTU07-13 Schmitz, T. MTU01-25 Singh, M. MTU04-13 Steckert, A. MTU03-08 Schneider, A. S18-01 Singh, N. MTU11-04 Steele, J. MTU13-10, WTH09-23 Schnorr, C. WTH07-24 Singh, S. WTH09-08, WTH09-27, Stehle, J. WTH03-28 Schott, B. WTH05-21 WTH09-28 Steinhäuser, C. MTU07-18 Schousboe, A. MTU10-05 Singh, V. MTU11-10 Steinmeier, J. MTU01-27 Schuch, C. WTH02-25 Singla, N. WTH06-15 Stenager, E. MTU04-04, MTU04-09 Schuhknecht, L. MTU11-11 Singru, P. MTU02-07 Stepanichev, M. WTH05-23, WTH06-17 Schultz, A. MTU01-07 Stephenson, S. YMS04-02

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Stevanin, G. WTH07-49 Tarabykin, V. MTU09-03, MTU09-17 Tschöp, M. S02-03 Stevens, S. WTH01-25, WTH07-45 Tasca, C. MTU13-08, WTH07-40, Tsirimonaki, E. MTU01-12, MTU08-19 Strong, M. WTH07-05, WTH07-12 WTH09-18 Tsuboi, D. MTU08-23 Stupp, S. S13-04 Tatebayashi, Y. WTH05-08 Tsubonoya, M. MTU02-09 Su, T. MTU05-14 Tatsumi, K. MTU01-28 Tsuda, M. MTU01-22 Suchy, M. WTH07-34 Taupin, V. WTH07-15, WTH09-31 Tsuji, E. MTU01-15 Sudo, T. MTU01-11 Taylor, C. MTU01-17, WTH11-01 Tsutsui-Kimura, I. WTH05-02 Südhof, T. S11-01 Tefera, T. MTU10-13 Tsutsumi, K. MTU08-15 Sugasawa, T. WTH05-17 Tekus, V. WTH13-04 Tu, J. MTU04-10 Sugino, Y. MTU01-11 Tello-García, I. WTH13-03 Tuerde, D. WTH06-16 Sugiyama, A. WTH03-30 Teng, K. WTH03-23, WTH08-15 Tulaswani, R. WTH02-17 Suh, H. MTU05-12 Teo, R. WTH07-14 Tumanova, N. WTH06-18 Suh, Y. MTU08-21 Tepavcevic, V. WTH01-21 Turati, J. MTU01-21 Sui, Y. WTH01-16, WTH07-46, Terunuma, M. WTH02-26 Turk, B. MTU03-23 WTH07-50 Testai, J. S09-04 Turner, A. S01-02, WTH06-10 Sul, J. MTU12-01, MTU12-14 Tevy, M. WTH07-06 Turovskaya, M. MTU09-03, MTU09-17 Sulakhiya, K. WTH05-24 Teyssou, E. WTH07-49 Turovsky, E. MTU09-03, MTU09-17 Sultan, S. S03-01 Thagesen, H. MTU04-04 Tutukova, S. MTU09-03, MTU09-17 Sultana, N. WTH08-02 Thai, Q. WTH07-50 Tyson, J. MTU13-07 Sumino, A. WTH09-10, WTH09-25 Thai, T. WTH01-16, WTH07-46 Uccelli, N. WTH05-19 Sun, W. MTU09-18 Thakre, P. MTU07-20 Uchida, H. WTH05-20 Sun, X. S02-03, S19-02, Theotokis, P. MTU03-29 Uchiyama, Y. WTH07-33 MTU04-15 Thomas, L. MTU01-29 Ugrumov, M. MTU04-17 Sun, Y. WTH02-16 Thomas, S. WTH01-19 Ule, J. MTU01-26 Sung, J. WTH07-21, WTH07-23 Tian, M. MTU07-21 Ulgiati, D. MTU02-04 Suter, U. WTH01-03, WTH01-06 Tiburcio-Félix, R. MTU01-19 Umanah, G. MTU13-07 Suzuki, K. MTU08-06 Tiefensee Ribeiro, C. WTH07-18 Umerska, A. MTU01-04 Suzuki, M. WTH09-10 Tiefensee, C. WTH07-24 Umpierrez, L. WTH08-05, WTH08-16 Suzuki, T. WTH03-29 Tiffany, C. MTU03-23, WTH07-51 Underhill, S. MTU08-24 Swaroop, S. MTU03-28 Timmermann, A. MTU07-18 Urbano, F. WTH08-06 Szentes, N. WTH13-04 Tischmeyer, W. WTH03-31 Urrutia, P. MTU04-12 Szymanski, W. W01-03 Tishkina, A. WTH05-23 Ushie, C. MTU05-15 Sághy, É. WTH01-20 Titus, H. MTU11-11 Uys, J. WTH08-17 Sánchez-Chávez, G. MTU07-17 Todero, M. MTU12-02 Uzokwe, C. MTU09-11 T. Ferreira, S. WTH07-03 Toiber, D. YIC01-03 Uzquiano Lopez, A. MTU09-20 T. Krishnamurthy, P. WTH07-26 Tolu, S. S02-03 Vacher, C. MTU02-16 Tabassum, H. WTH09-33 Tom, V. MTU05-02 Vafadari, B. WTH05-25 Taguchi, A. WTH01-18 Tomlinson, S. WTH07-51 Vaidya, V. WTH05-09 Takahashi, M. WTH03-30 Tomomura, M. WTH03-30 Valdés, I. WTH03-13 Takahashi, R. MTU02-09, WTH03-30 Tomé, S. YSLA02 Valdés, J. WTH03-13 Takahashi, S. MTU08-09 Tonegawa, S. S07-02 Van Ham, M. WTH05-21 Takamura, H. WTH01-25, WTH07-02 Toni, N. S03-01, S03-04 Van ’t Hoff, M. S12-02 Takanari, J. WTH09-14 Tooyama, I. MTU07-03 Varanita, T. MTU04-03 Takano, M. MTU05-15 Topilko, P. WTH01-08 Vasconcelos, N. WTH08-04 Takano, T. MTU08-06, MTU08-15 Torihara, H. MTU08-26 Vasilev, D. WTH06-18 Takashima, A. WTH07-43 Torres Aleman, I. S09-02 Vaucher, N. WTH09-31 Takebayashi, H. WTH07-47 Torres Esquivel, M. WTH09-30 Vaughan, C. MTU05-05 Takei, K. WTH09-16 Torres-Salazar, D. MTU08-22 Vaz Lima da Silva, J. S16-04 Takenaka, M. MTU09-23 Tortelli, V. MTU01-01 Vazquez, C. WTH03-02 Takeshima, H. WTH03-22, WTH03-23 Toshikawa, T. WTH05-02 Vedunova, M. WTH02-19 Takeuchi, K. MTU05-16, MTU09-10 Touloumi, O. MTU03-29 Veiksina, S. YMS01-02, MTU08-17 Takeuchi, Y. WTH08-08 Tovar-Moll, F. MTU01-10 Veloso, M. WTH02-04 Takimoto, H. WTH01-10 Tovar-y-Romo, L. WTH02-05, WTH02-08, Velásquez, V. WTH08-14 Taliani, S. WTH10-04 WTH09-05 Velázquez-Flores, M. MTU07-17 Taliyan, R. MTU04-14 Traetta, M. MTU01-31, WTH05-19 Veniaminova, E. MTU11-08 Tan, J. WTH07-17 Tremblay, M. S15-03, MTU04-03 Verderio, C. MTU03-11 Tan, L. WTH07-17 Trifunovic, A. WTH07-51 Verma, D. MTU02-06, MTU02-13 Tanaka, K. WTH01-14, WTH05-02 Trincavelli, M. WTH07-10, WTH10-04 Verpelli, C. WTH03-11 Tanaka, R. WTH09-14 Trindade, P. YSLA03 Verstreken, P. S16-02 Tanaka, T. MTU01-28 Tripathi, S. MTU01-14 Veschsanit, N. WTH09-32 Tang, Y. MTU02-17, MTU05-18 Trist, B. MTU04-16 Vetrovoy, O. WTH02-27 Tannich, F. WTH09-29 Trofimov, A. MTU11-08 Vezzoli, G. YMS02-01 Taoro-González, L. MTU03-02 Tropepe, V. YIC02-04 Viana, G. MTU03-30 Tapia, R. WTH07-48 Tsai, C. YIC04-01, MTU05-17 Vianna, M. MTU05-03 Tapia, V. MTU04-12 Tsai, J. MTU02-05 Vicente, J. WTH03-13 Tarabykin*, V. MTU09-08 Tsatsanis, A. YMS02-03, MTU12-05 Vieira-de-Abreu, A. WTH11-01

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Vignali, D. MTU13-07 Wutz, D. MTU07-04, MTU07-06, Zappetini, S. MTU07-05 Villalba-Galea, C. MTU07-09 MTU07-12 Zarate, S. MTU01-31 Villarejo-López, L. WTH03-19 Wyse, A. WTH02-25, WTH09-34 Zawistowski, P. MTU08-01 Vinarskaya, A. WTH03-03 Xavier, A. MTU10-05 Zbukvic, I. YIC03-04, WTH05-12 Vincent, C. WTH07-15 Xiao, J. S04-03, WTH01-07 Zehnder, T. S03-01 Vinuesa, A. MTU12-02 Xiaotong, Z. MTU04-19 Zenko, M. WTH02-27 Virgolini, M. WTH08-07 Xie, F. WTH07-36 Zeug, A. MTU01-16 Vitale, C. MTU03-21 Xie, Y. MTU07-03 Zhang, J. MTU13-07, WTH03-15 Volbracht, K. S04-01 Xing, L. S04-04 Zhang, N. WTH02-29 Volkening, K. WTH07-05, WTH07-12 Xing, Y. MTU01-13 Zhang, S. S19-04, MTU13-07 Volobueva, M. WTH06-17 Xiong, Y. MTU13-07 Zhang, X. MTU12-16 Voronova, N. WTH02-19 Xu, J. MTU13-07 Zhang, Y. S19-02, MTU10-01 Vranesics, A. WTH01-20 Xu, X. MTU02-18, WTH04-03, Zhao, C. MTU04-10 Vyas, S. MTU09-07 WTH06-08, WTH07-17, Zheng, H. MTU12-12 Waagepetersen, H. YMS03-01, MTU10-01, WTH07-32 Zhidkova, N. MTU09-17 MTU10-02, MTU10-05 Xuechai*, C. MTU04-19 Zhidkowa, N. MTU09-03 Wadhwa, M. WTH03-17 Yadav, A. MTU09-21 Zhou, L. MTU02-17, MTU05-18 Waites, C. S16-04 Yakovlev, A. WTH05-01 Zhou, Y. MTU01-20, WTH07-09, Walker, A. YIC01-01 Yamada, T. MTU08-11, WTH01-10 WTH07-20 Wan, Y. MTU12-12 Yamaguchi, J. WTH07-33 Zhu, M. S16-04 Wanaka, A. MTU01-28 Yamaguchi, T. MTU09-23 Zhuravin, I. WTH05-22, WTH06-10, Wang, C. MTU02-15, MTU04-10 Yamaguchi, Y. WTH01-18, WTH01-23 WTH06-18 Wang, H. WTH03-16 Yamamoto, H. MTU08-14, MTU08-26 Ziaei, A. MTU02-18 Wang, J. MTU02-15 Yamamuro, A. MTU01-11, MTU01-30, Zibara, V. MTU02-14 Wang, X. YSLA01 WTH09-10, WTH09-25 Ziegler, A. S09-04 Waseem, M. WTH09-33 Yamashita, T. MTU08-11 Zielinska, M. MTU07-14 Wasinger, V. MTU04-16 Yamazaki, R. WTH01-23 Zilundu, P. MTU05-18 Watanabe, M. WTH05-20 Yanaoka, D. WTH01-10 Zinker, S. MTU01-19 Watkins, P. MTU03-23 Yang, C. MTU03-31 Ziv, N. S16-03 Wei, S. MTU08-06 Yang, J. WTH02-28 Zorina, I. WTH02-27 Weisstaub, N. WTH05-09 Yang, M. WTH03-16, WTH07-28 Zorina, Y. YMS03-03, WTH01-02 West, A. MTU08-25 Yang, S. WTH07-04 Zubareva, O. MTU11-08 Whiteley, T. MTU04-18 Yarkov, R. WTH02-19 Zuzina, A. WTH03-03 Whitt, J. WTH03-08 Yarmush, M. MTU03-15 Zárate, R. WTH07-06 Widagdo, J. YIC03-03 Yasui, M. MTU01-06 Żakowski, W. MTU08-01 Williams, S. WTH07-52 Yates, N. WTH02-13 Wilson, C. WTH04-02 Ye, S. MTU07-21 Winick-Ng, W. MTU05-13 Yee, S. WTH07-09 Winkler, U. MTU10-07 Yerbury, J. WTH07-04 Wins, P. WTH09-24 Yin, X. MTU13-07 Winters, B. MTU05-05 Yin, Y. WTH02-29 Wiprich, M. MTU05-03 Yip, J. MTU01-24 Wirth, A. WTH03-18, WTH03-32 Yokoi, N. WTH03-32 Wisessmith, W. WTH01-14 Yoneda, S. MTU01-22 Wogu, E. MTU11-03 Yoneda, Y. MTU09-12, MTU09-22 Wolozin, B. WTH07-43 Yoneyama, M. MTU09-23 Womersley, J. WTH08-17 Yoo, D. WTH01-24 Won, S. S20-03 Yoon, H. MTU01-08 Wong, B. YMS02-03, MTU12-05 Yoon, S. MTU03-26, WTH05-10 Wongchitrat, P. WTH09-12 Yoon, Y. MTU09-09, WTH01-24 Wood, G. WTH08-15 Yoshida, S. WTH01-01 Wood, R. WTH01-07 Yoshida, T. WTH07-33 Wood, T. S09-04, WTH01-05, Yoshikawa, M. S05-02 WTH01-13 Yoshiki, A. WTH07-47 Woodroofe, M. MTU01-23 Yoshimoto, J. MTU08-23 Workman, C. MTU13-07 Yoshimura, T. WTH01-25, WTH07-02 Wright, A. YIC01-01 Yoshioka, Y. MTU01-11, MTU01-30, Wright, D. YIC01-04 WTH09-10, WTH09-25 Wright, G. WTH07-32 Yu, G. MTU02-17, MTU05-18 Wu, B. WTH07-50 Yu, X. S05-01 Wu, D. S11-01, MTU05-02 Yun, S. MTU13-07 Wu, J. MTU02-15, MTU05-17 Zafra, F. WTH03-19 Wu, S. WTH07-37 Zaichenko, M. WTH06-17 Wu, Y. S19-04 Zalosnik Figueroa, M. MTU11-12 Wu, Z. MTU12-15 Zaloznyaya, I. WTH05-22 Zamorano, G. WTH08-14

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