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2011 - CTS-IXA (Miami)

Parallel Session 1- Islets (Cell Track)
24 October 2011  /  10:30 - 12:30
Effects of immunosuppression on proliferation in transplanted islets
Presenter: Stephan Kersting, Germany
Vascularised small intestinal segment as an alternative site for pancreatic islet transplantation
Presenter: Ekaterine Berishvili, Georgia
Improving islet transplantation outcome by CXCR1/CXCR2 inhibition
Presenter: Lorenzo Piemonti, Italy
Long term survival of allogeneic, nonhuman primate islets in non-biodegradable scaffolds within an omental pouch
Presenter: Norma Kenyon, United States
Stimulation of VEGF secretion in rat pancreatic islets using Liraglutide
Presenter: Allan Langlois, France
Comparing the intrahepatic and renal subcapsular sites for human islet engraftment into diabetic immunodeficient mice
Presenter: R. Damaris Molano, United States
Evaluation of vascularization and immunomodulation potential of islet/MSC scaffolds implanted in a nonhuman primate model
Presenter: Cherie Stabler, United States
Naturally pure islets for autotransplantation after total pancreatectomy for chronic pancreatitis
Presenter: Appakalai N. Balamurugan, United States

Parallel Session 2- Stem Cells (Cell Track)
24 October 2011  /  10:30 - 12:30
Pharmacologically active microcarriers enhance the therapeutic effects of MIAMI cell transplanted in hemi-parkinsonian rats
Presenter: Gaetan Delcroix, United States
Encapsulated human multipotent mesenchymal stromal cells maintain differentiation capacity and have anti-fibrotic effects
Presenter: Raphael Meier, Switzerland
Pancreatic islets–derived Mesenchymal stromal cells can enter the pancreatic endocrine commitment but do not achieve consistent maturation
Presenter: Giacomo Lanzoni, United States
Inhibition of miR-7 in developing pancreas and in cultured pancreatic buds affects beta cell differentiation
Presenter: Ricardo Pastori, United States
In utero intracardial injection of a transducible MafA protein accelerates pancreatic islet maturation
Presenter: Ricardo Pastori, United States
Human amnion epithelial (hAE) stem cell transplant significantly improves phenotype and survival in a murine model of intermediate maple syrup urine disease (iMSUD)
Presenter: Kristen Skvorak, United States
Generation of induced pluripotent stem cells from Amnion Epithelial cells
Presenter: Roberto Gramignoli, United States
Contact-dependent modulation of the human immune response to pig cells by adipose-derived mesenchymal stem cells (AdMSC) from GTKO/CD46 pigs
Presenter: Goutham Kumar, United States

Parallel Session 3- Genetic Engineering (Xeno Track)
24 October 2011  /  10:30 - 12:30
Multi-transgenic pigs for vascularized pig organ xenografts
Presenter: David Ayares, United States
Islet-specific expression of TFPI, CD39, and CTLA4Ig in transgenic pigs designed for xenoislet transplantion
Presenter: David Ayares, United States
Relative efficiency of porcine and human CTLA4-Ig in inhibiting human CD4+Tcell responses costimulated by porcine and human B7 molecules
Presenter: Tadatsura Koshika, Japan
Over-expression of human HO-1 and A20 in porcine cells: Effects on susceptibility to cell-mediated lysis and inflammatory cytokines
Presenter: Reinhard Schwinzer, Germany

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