Thursday, June 13th
Role of adult born neurons in diseases
Chair: Paul
Lucassen
9:00-9:30 C.P. FITZSIMONS (The Netherlands)
Circadian Glucocorticoid
Oscillations Preserve a Population of Adult Hippocampal Neural Stem Cells in
the Aging Brain
9:30-10:00 Selected
communications
E. SALTA (Belgium) MicroRNA-132
restores adult hippocampal neurogenesis and memory deficits in Alzheimer's
disease
F. CHAMAA (Libanon) Modulation of
Hippocampal Neurogenesis in Awake Rats by Electrical and Chemical Thalamic
Stimulation
10:00-10:30 I. Sotiropoulos I (Portugal)
Tau-dependent
and -independent mechanisms of adult cytogenesis suppression in stress-driven
brain pathology
10:30-11:00 Coffee break
11:00-11:30 C.D. Mandyam (USA)
Neurogenesis mechanisms of addiction
11:30-12:30 Selected
communications
V. OLIVEIRA MOREIRA (France)
OTX2 signals from the choroid plexus to regulate adult neurogenesis
R. BECKERVORDERSANDFORTH (Germany)
Adult astrogenesis and functional astrocyte heterogeneity in the adult mouse
hippocampus
M. DAHAB (Germany) Deletion
of the chloride transporter NKCC1 increases radial glia-like stem cell pool in
the hippocampus and impairs learning and memory performance in adult mice
I. BLOMFIELD (UK) Id4
eliminates the pro-activation factor Ascl1 to maintain quiescence of adult
hippocampal stem cells
12:30-14:30
Lunch on your own
Role of adult born neurons in stress-related disorders
Chair: Alejandro
Schinder
14:30-15:00 C. Belzung (France)
Neurogenesis and neuro stimulation
15:00-15:30
P. LUCASSEN (Netherlands)
Plasticity changes in relation to early life stress
and depression
15:30-16:00 Selected communications
A ZEPEDA (Mexico) Neurogenesis
as a correlate of functional reorganization in the damaged dentate gyrus
M. FOGLI (Italy) Transient
neurogenic niches are generated by the sparse and asynchronous activation of
striatal astrocytes after excitotoxic lesion
16:00-16:30
Coffee break
16:30-17:00 L. PINTO (Portugal)
Time-dependent functional correlates of adult
hippocampal cytogenesis: Relevance to Depression
17:00-18:00 R. Hen
(USA)
Modulation of entorhinal input by adult-born
hippocampal neurons: impact on mood and cognition
18:00-18:15 Meeting closure/ Group photos
Farewell Party La Grande Poste