| S1.1 |
Ca2+ sources
for the exocytotic glutamate release from astrocytes
Vladimir Parpura |
| S1.2 |
Physiological and pathophysiological potential of astroglial
purinoceptors
Peter Illes |
| S1.3 |
Chemical
transmission in neuronal-glial networks
Alexei Verkhratsky, Jose Julio Rodriguez Arellano, Vladimir
Parpura |
| S1.4 |
AMPA
receptors in Bergmann glia
Frank Kirchhoff |
| S2.1 |
Chemosensory
control of breathing and autonomic rhythms
Alexander V Gourine, Sergey Kasparov |
| S2.2 |
Cardiovascular reflexes and circulatory control
Isabel Rocha |
| S2.3 |
Unravelling
the complexities of spinal cord circuits involved in autonomic control
Susan Deuchars |
| S2.4 |
Compromised
baro-and chemo reflex function as possible cause of sudden death in
Familial Dysautonomia (Riley-Day Syndrome)
Max J Hilz |
| S3.1 |
Purinergic
signaling and microglial function
Helmut Kettenmann |
| S3.2 |
Cross-talk
between chemokines and adenosine in neuroprotection and neuromodulation
Cristina Limatola, Raffaela Cipriani, Pia Villa, Maria Grazia
De Simone, Giuseppina Chece, Bertil Fredholm, Clotilde Lauro |
| S3.3 |
Intracellular Na+ influences short-term plasticity of
glutamate-transporter-mediated currents in cortical astrocytes
Sergei Kirischuk |
| S3.4 |
Neurotransmitter regulation of microglial motility and phagocytosis
Mami Noda, Yuko Okuno, Masataka Ifuku |
| S4.1 |
Brown
adipose tissue is essential for cold- and diet-induced nonshivering
thermogenesis
Jan Nedergaard |
| S4.2 |
Thyroid
hormone thermogenesis is mediated by brown adipose tissue
Miguel López |
| S4.3 |
New insights
into brown adipose tissue function across the life cycle
Michael Symonds, Lindsay Elvidge, Helen Budge |
| S4.4 |
Novel
factors involved in the regulation of brown fat thermogenesis
Francesc Villarroya, Elayne Hondares, Roser Iglesias, Teresa
Mampel, Marta Giralt |
| S5.1 |
A direct
link between metabolism and the tissue renin-angiotensin system in the
collecting duct
Agnes Prokai, Jim Burford, Haykanush Gevorgyan, Zalán
Péterfi, Sarah L. Vargas, Janos Peti Peterdi |
| S5.2 |
The
(Pro)Renin Receptor Functions
Genevieve Nguyen |
| S5.3 |
(Pro)renin
receptor blockade on top of renin inhibition: focus on the vascular wall
in diabetic rats
Jan Danser |
| S5.4 |
Prorenin
receptor is essential for podocyte autophagy and survival
Dominik N Muller |
| S6.1 |
KV7
channelopathies
Holger Lerche, Snezana Maljevic |
| S6.2 |
Nav
channelopathies in epilepsy
Massimo Mantegazza |
| S6.3 |
Omega
currents and paradoxical depolarization in periodic paralysis
Karin Jurkat Rott, James Groome, Boris Holzherr, Chunxiang
Fan, Frank Lehmann Horn |
| S6.4 |
A focus on
tonic GABA: How extrasynaptic receptors regulate excitability
Matthew Charles Walker |
| S7.1 |
Epo's impact
on hypoxic ventilation and exercise performance in mice and men
Max Gassmann, Jorge Soliz, Beat Schuler |
| S7.2 |
The roles of
Epo in neuroprotection and repair after brain injury
Ertugrul Kilic |
| S7.3 |
Erythropoietin improves cognition: models and mechanisms
Hannelore Ehrenreich |
| S7.4 |
The HIF-EPO
system in retinal development and neuroprotection
Christian Grimm, Christian Caprara, Christina Lange, Markus
Thiersch |
| S8.1 |
Regulation
of renal sodium transport by the succinate receptor GPR91
Joris Robben |
| S8.2 |
Developing
novel ligands for free fatty acid receptors
Graeme Milligan, Brian D. Hudson |
| S8.3 |
Deorphanization and characterization of GPRC6A – a promiscuous G
protein-coupled receptor activated by basic L-amino acids
Christoffer Clemmensen, Sanela Smajilovic, David Gloriam, Petrine
Wellendorph, Lars Dan Johansen, Vikram Kjøller Bhatia, Alex Rojas Bie
Thomsen, Daniel Sejer Pedersen, Hans Bräuner Osborne |
| S8.4 |
(Patho)physiology of the succinate receptor GPR91
Janos Peti Peterdi |
| S9.1 |
The roles of
gut peptides and inflammation in the control of eating
Wolfgang Langhans |
| S9.2 |
Reduction of
food intake at high altitude
Margriet S Westerterp Plantenga |
| S9.3 |
Reduced body
weight in hypoxic rats and mountaineers
Thomas Alexander Lutz |
| S9.4 |
Hypoxia and
adipose tissue dysfunction in obesity
Paul Trayhurn |
| S10.1 |
Latest
findings on bladder, beta receptors and physiology and pharmacology
Eda Kumcu |
| S10.2 |
Association
of M3 muscarinic receptors and Kir6.1 with caveolae facilitates human
detrusor activation
Mari Ekman, Catarina Rippe, Mardjaneh Karbalaei Sadegh, Saeed
Dabestani, Matthias Mörgelin, Bengt Uvelius, Karl Sward |
| S10.3 |
From
bench-side to bed-side: progress in understanding urethral physiology
Christopher Fry |
| S10.4 |
Physiology
and pathology of human ureter: effects of clinically relevant E. coli
infections
Rachel Victoria Floyd, Susan Wray, Theodor Burdyga, Craig
Winstanley |
| S11.1 |
Introduction to the pathophysiology of ischemia-reperfusion injury
Mustafa Gül |
| S11.2 |
Skeletal
muscle mitochondrial dysfunction during ischemia reperfusion:
implication of oxidative stress and protective effects of ischemic pre-
and post-conditioning
Bernard Geny, Anne Laure Charles, Jamal Bouitbir, Anne Sophie
Guilbert, Ziad Mansour, Max Guillot, Julien Pottecher, Anne Lejay,
Joffrey Zoll, François Piquard |
| S11.3 |
Estrogen
influence on skeletal muscle damage and repair
Peter Tiidus |
| S11.4 |
Resolution
of Inflammation
Sashwati Roy |
| S11.5 |
Exercise,
impaired glucose metabolism and heat shock proteins
Osmo Hänninen, Mika Eerik Venojärvi, Mustafa Atalay |
| S12.1 |
Presynaptic
AMPA receptors modulate glutamate release in mouse spinal cord dorsal
horn
Rita Bardoni, Amy B. Macdermott, Rohini Kuner |
| S12.2 |
Presynaptic
regulation of nociceptive inputs mediated by peripheral unmyelinated
axons and the role of axonal chemosensitvity
Richard W Carr, Johannes Fleckenstein |
| S12.3 |
Plasticity
of spinal sensory neurons in chronic pain states
Sue M Fleetwood Walker, Emer M Garry, Liting Sun, Rory
Mitchell |
| S12.4 |
GABA
receptors in Schwann cells, emphasizing their cell non-autonomous
contribution to the peripheral myelination process and pain sensitivity
Valerio Magnaghi, Lawrence Wrabetz, Bernhard Bettler,
Alessandro Faroni, Egle Maria Mambretti, Patrizia Procacci, Marcella
Motta |
| S13.1 |
Human
cardiovascular adaptation to weightlessness
Peter Norsk |
| S13.2 |
Adaptations
in resistance arteries to pressure
Christian Aalkjaer |
| S13.3 |
The
influence of gravity on the evolution of the cardiovascular system
James Hicks |
| S13.4 |
Haemodynamic consequences of the long neck in giraffes and ostriches
Tobias Wang, Morten Smerup, Jonas Funder, Erik Sloth, Steen
Buus, Christian Aalkjaer, Emil Toft Brøndum, Niels H Secher, Peter Bie,
Mads Damkjaer, Mads F Bertelsen, Geoffrey Candy |
| S14.1 |
The control
of atrial contraction in health and disease
Katharine Dibb, Jessica Clarke, Mark Richards, David Eisner,
Andrew Trafford |
| S14.2 |
Phosphatase-1-inhibitor-1 in physiological and pathological
beta-adrenoceptor signaling
Ali El Armouche |
| S14.3 |
Electrical
alterations in heart failure: focus on electrophysiological and
excitation-contraction coupling mechanisms
Elisabetta Cerbai, Raffaele Coppini, Cecilia Ferrantini,
Leonardo Sacconi, Francesco Pavone, Alessandro Mugelli, Corrado Poggesi |
| S14.4 |
Targeting
abnormal G-protein-coupled receptor kinase and Gbeta-gamma protein
activity in heart failure: Translation of molecular therapeutic
innovations beyond beta-AR blockade
Patrick Most |
| S15.1 |
The
forgotten and dark side of Alzheimer´s Disease: Neuroglial Pathology
Jose Julio Rodriguez Arellano |
| S15.2 |
Aberrant
intracellular Ca2+ signalling correlates with astrocyte degeneration in
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Francesca Martorana, Liliana Brambilla, Chiara F. Valori, Chiara
Roncoroni, Chiara Bergamaschi, Andrea Volterra, Paola Bezzi, Daniela
Rossi |
| S15.3 |
Microglial
response in neurodegeneration and Alzheimer´s disease
Michael Thomas Heneka |
| S15.4 |
Astrocytes
in spinal cord injury: Friend or foe?
Alain Privat |
| S16.1 |
Diabetes,
Obesity and GLP-1: Lessons from bariatric surgery
Jens Juul Holst |
| S16.2 |
Role of
rostral forebrain GLP-1 receptors in the control of food intake
Diana L Williams |
| S16.3 |
Satiety
signals stimulate preproglucagon neurons in the nucleus tractus
solitarius: Functional properties of GLP-1 producing neurons
Stefan Trapp |
| S16.4 |
Paracrine
and endocrine effects of peripheral GLP-1 on eating
Wolfgang Langhans |
| S17.1 |
Acid
calcium stores and their role in cellular pathophysiology
Ole Holger Petersen |
| S17.2 |
Calcium
signalling in neuroglia
Alexei Verkhratsky, Jose Julio Rodriguez Arellano, Vladimir
Parpura |
| S17.3 |
Heterogeneity of Ca2+ homeostasis in the Golgi apparatus
Tullio Pozzan, Valentina Lissandron, Paola Capitanio, Paola
Pizzo |
| S17.4 |
Ca2+ stores
and Ca2+ entry: SERCA provides the link
Javier Garcia Sancho |
| S18.1 |
Mouse
models of vascular permeability control: Visualizing the Future
Rolf K. Reed, Fitz Roy E. Curry |
| S18.2 |
Measurement
of vascular permeability in genetic mouse models
Fitz Roy E. Curry, Rolf K. Reed, Cecilie B. Rygh, Scott
Simon, Min Ho Kim |
| S18.3 |
Mouse
models to decipher the vascular functions and signaling networks of
atrial natriuretic peptide
Michaela Kuhn, Wen Chen |
| S18.4 |
Mouse
models reveal diverse roles for basement membrane collagens XV and XVIII
in vascular development, integrity and function
Ritva Heljasvaara, Taina Pihlajaniemi |
| S18.5 |
Longitudinal and quantitative assessment of tumor microcirculation using
positron emission tomography
Cecilie B. Rygh, Shengping Qin, Jai W Seo, Lisa M Mahakian,
Katherine W Ferrara |
