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BSID Annual Meeting, Surgeons' Hall, Edinburgh, 12-14 April 2010

Delegates with electronic access to the British Journal of Dermatology can download all abstracts from the meeting here.

Monday 12 April 2010

12:45-13:30 TRAINEE LECTURE:
More late night thoughts on clinical science and practice
Professor Jonathan Rees, University of Edinburgh

13:30-14:00 Lunch

14:00 Welcome: Edel O'Toole, Chair BSID

BSID SKIN CLUB SYMPOSIUM:
Inflammatory Skin Disease
Chairperson: Richard Weller

14:00-14:35 Mechanisms linking innate and adaptive immunity
Prof. Jürgen Schwarze, University of Edinburgh
14:35-15:10

Genetics of atopic dermatitis: a tail of mice and men
Prof. Padraic Fallon, Trinity College, Dublin

15:10-15:45 The role of pharmacogenetics in inflammatory skin disease
Dr Richard Warren, University of Manchester
15:45-16:15 Coffee/Tea
16:15-16:50

Anti-TNF as a tool to unravel human immunity in patients with rheumatoid arthritis
Prof. Michael Ehrenstein, University College London



16:50-17:30 BSID Medal Lecture
The long haul and the butterfly effect - in pursuit of answers to interesting questions
Prof. Peter Friedmann, University of Southampton
   
17:30-19:30 Poster session
   
19:45 Dinner


Tuesday 13 April 2010

SCIENTIFIC SESSION A – Chairperson: Rebecca Porter

08:30 01

Clock genes modulate the human hair cycle: Period1 knock-down in human
hair follicle organ culture prolongs anagen. Y Al-Nuaimi, JE Klatte, BI Tóth, REB Watson, T Biró and R Paus.

08:43

02

iASPP a novel and essential key regulator of skin homeostasis. A Chikh, R Matin, CA Harwood and D Bergamaschi.

08:56
03

Varicella-zoster replication and its association with keratin 15 expression and
Wnt signalling. M Singh, J Breuer, R Heseltine, R Cerio, J Millar, MP Philpott and EA O'Toole.

09:09
04

Increased type VII collagen in adipose derived stem cell-keratinocyte co-culture compared with dermal fibroblast co-culture is dependent on MMP3. C Pourreyron, C Cole, JA McGrath, IM Leigh and AP South.

09:22
05

The connexin mimetic peptide Gap27 increases cell migration in diabetic conditions in vitro and alters gene expression of dermal fibroblasts. CS Wright and PEM Martin.

09:35
06

Prostaglandin F2 stimulates human hair follicles via receptors located within
the follicle itself. KG Khidhir, NP Farjo, DF Woodward, SM Picksley and VA Randall.

09:48
07

Keratinocyte-derived factors stimulate fibroblast hyaluronan synthesis: a
possible role in suppression of scar tissue formation. M Edward and JA Quinn.

10:01 08 Activation of peroxisome proliferator activator receptor beta/delta in the skin
induces IL1 and STAT3 signalling. M Romanowska, L Reilly, C Palmer and J Foerster.
     
10:14-10:45
Coffee/Tea


SCIENTIFIC SESSION B – Chairperson: John Mee

10:45
09

Demonstration of novel innate immune cells in psoriasis skin. RKH Mak, C Hundhausen, E Botti, K Grys and FO Nestle.

10:58

10

Priming of adaptive immune responses by different subsets of skin dendritic
cells. ME Polak, L Newell, C Pickard, E Healy and M Ardern-Jones.

11:11
11

Investigating the role of the transcription factor T-bet in the immunopathogenesis of psoriasis. P Di Meglio, Y Umezawa, L Napolitano, E Botti, S Karagiannis and FO Nestle.

11:24
12

The role of invariant natural killer T cells in psoriasis. AM Tobin, A Hogan, L Lynch, S Rogers, P Collins, D O'Shea and B Kirby.

11:37
13

A defect of varicella-zoster specific CD4+ T cell infiltration after cutaneous
antigen challenge in ageing. E Agius, M Vukmanovic-Stejic, KE Lacy, T Sobande, J Breuer, GS Ogg, MH Rustin and AN Akbar.

11:50

14

Association of decreased CCR5 expression with impaired migration of Langerhans cells (LCs) in early-onset psoriasis. FL Shaw, R Begum, RJ Dearman, I Kimber and CEM Griffiths.

12:03 15 Development of a novel assay for autoimmune blistering disease. J-BO Barbaroux, JB Mee, HL Kwong and RW Groves.
   
12:20-13:00

Keynote Guest Lecture
(sponsored by the British Association of Dermatologists)

Desmosomes pull it together: coordinating adhesion and signaling in epidermal differentiation.
Prof. Kathleen Green, Northwestern University, Chicago

   
13:00-14:00
Lunch and posters


SCIENTIFIC SESSION C – Chairperson: Rachel Watson

14:00
16

UVB induces melanosome transfer via filopodia in human skin cells. SK Singh, C Nizard, R Kurfurst, S Schnebert, E Perrier and DJ Tobin.

14:13

17

Azathioprine withdrawal results in reduction in UVA photosensitivity but persistence of potentially mutagenic DNA thiopurines. NR Attard, G Hofbauer, G Straub, A Serra, CA Harwood, J McGregor and P Karran.

14:26
18

Melanosomes in pigment cells contain functional MC1R. CL Jackson, SK Singh, SJ Robinson, P Kumar, AM Page, PS Friedmann, DJ Tobin and E Healy.

14:39
19

p63 is implicated in apoptotic dysregulation in melanoma. RN Matin, A Chikh, G Warnes, CM Proby, IM Leigh, CA Harwood and D Bergamaschi.

14:52 20 Photoactivation of DNA thiobases: a potential novel phototherapy to kill hyper-proliferative and malignant skin cells. O Reelfs, P Karran, Y-Z Xu and AR Young.
     
15:05-15:45

British Photodermatology Group Guest Lecture
The measurement of UVR-induced DNA damage in the skin and urine
Prof. Dan Segerbäck, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm

     
15:45-16:15 Tea/coffee
16:15-17:15 Annual General Meeting (Last year's minutes)
   
19:30 Annual Dinner



Wednesday 14 April 2010

SCIENTIFIC SESSION D – Chairperson: Penny Lovat

08:30
21

Lhx2 transcription factor controls the activity of epithelial stem cells in the skin during tumourigenesis and wound healing. AN Mardaryev, AA Sharov, TY Sharova, MY Fessing and VA Botchkarev.

08:43

22

The role of the receptor tyrosine kinase Axl in intercellular adhesion and signalling in cancer. MA Cichon, IC Mackenzie and EA O'Toole.

08:56
23

Dysregulated tropomyosin receptor kinase (Trk) signalling in CYLDtrunc/trunc tumours. N Rajan, CJ Lord, O Clewes, J Burn, M Sieber-Blum and A Ashworth.

09:09
24

Sonic Hedgehog is not enough to create basal cell carcinoma in vitro. C Searby, CM Heard and RM Porter.

09:22
25

Identification of polo-like kinase 1 as a potential therapeutic target in squamous cell carcinoma. SA Watt, C Pourreyron, J Foerster, C Hogan, K Purdie, L Bruckner-Tuderman, C Proby, JA McGrath, IM Leigh and AP South.

09:35
26

PTPRD microdeletions are associated with metastatic cutaneous squamous
cell carcinoma. SR Lambert, K Purdie, A Gulati, IM Leigh, DP Kelsell, CA Harwood and C Proby.

09:48
27

The role of Vgamma9 Vdelta2 gamma delta T cells in malignant melanoma. U Laggner, M Harries, A Hayday, F Nestle and K Lacy.

10:01 28 Oncogenic B-RAF signalling confers resistance of metastatic melanoma to autophagy. JL Armstrong, M Corazzari, M Piacentini and PE Lovat.
     
10:14-11:00 Posters and Coffee/Tea


SCIENTIFIC SESSION E – Chairperson: Simon Meggitt

11:00

29

MicroRNA-31 regulates a complex program of gene expression during hair cycle and associated tissue remodeling. MI Ahmed, AN Mardaryev, N Vlahov, AA Sharov and NV Botchkareva.

11:13
30

Replication of eczema susceptibility loci identified from a genome-wide association study. SJ Brown, GM O'Regan, LE Campbell, HJ Cordell, AD Irvine and WHI McLean.

11:26
31

Protease-antiprotease imbalance: a potential confounder in the pathogenesis of eczema. SP Tan, R Weller and SB Brown.

11:39
32

Translational development of ex vivo gene therapy for Netherton syndrome. E Semenova, W Qasim, F Larcher, G Talbot, AJ Thrasher, JI Harper and WL Di.

11:52 33 Allele-specific siRNA therapy for epidermolysis bullosa simplex. S Atkinson, VE McGilligan, H Liao, TC Moore and WHI McLean.
12:05 34 Revertant mosaicism in Kindler syndrome resulting from transcriptional correction of the FERMT1 gene. JE Lai-Cheong, T Techanukul, M Parsons, C Moss and JA McGrath.
 
 
12:20-13:00

Distinguished Local Guest Lecturer
Regulation of inflammatory responses by clearance of dying cells
Professor Sir John Savill, University of Edinburgh

     
13:00 Prizes and close of meeting
     
13:15 Lunch



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