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BSID Annual Meeting, Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester, 30 March - 1 April 2009

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

Monday 30 March 2009

12:45-13:30 TRAINEE LECTURE:
How to approach getting your work published
Dr Clive Grattan, recent past editor, Clin Exp Dermatol

13:30-14:00 Lunch

14:00-17:00

BSID SKIN CLUB SYMPOSIUM:
Drug delivery and the skin
Chairperson: Richard Weller

Welcome

Graham Ogg, Chairman BSID

14:00-14:40 Stratum corneum - a keratinocyte's life after death
Prof. Erwin Tschachler, Medical University of Vienna, Austria
14:40-15:20

Assessment of topical bioavailability
Prof. Richard Guy, University of Bath

15:20-15:40 Coffee/Tea
15:40-16:20 Skin drug delivery: the naked truth revealed
Prof. Marc Brown, University of Hertfordshire
16:20-17:00

British Association of Dermatologists sponsored talk:
Overcoming delivery issues in developing siRNA therapeutics
Dr Roger Kaspar, CEO, TransDerm Inc., Santa Cruz, CA, USA



17:00-18:00 EDUCATIONAL SESSION
My approach to the investigation of inflammatory skin disease
Prof. Richard Camp, University of Leicester
   
18:00-19:00 UK Professors of Dermatology meeting
Prof. Jonathan Rees, University of Edinburgh
   
19:30 Dinner


Tuesday 31 March 2009

SCIENTIFIC SESSION A – Chairperson: Rebecca Porter

08:30 01

Activation of PPAR delta in vivo is sufficient to cause psoriasis-like disease and replicates transcriptional dysregulation. M Romanowska, CN Palmer and JP Foerster.

08:45

02

MicroRNAs in hair-cycle-dependent gene regulation, hair growth control and associated tissue remodeling. A Mardaryev, MI Ahmed and N Botchkareva.

09:00
03

AKT-dependent protein phosphatase 2A activity is necessary for epidermal barrier function and the correct formation of the cornified layer. RFL O'Shaughnessy, JC Welti and CR Byrne.

09:15
04

Lysophosphatidic acid-evoked calcium fluxes promote NFAT-mediated keratinocyte migration. R Jans, AM Brown, S Sikkink, K Ross and NJ Reynolds.

09:30
05

Varicella zoster virus infection in skin shows prominent involvement of adnexal stem cell compartments. M Singh, J Breuer, R Heseltine, J Millar, MP Philpott and EA O'Toole.

09:45
06

Investigation of the spatio-temporal expression pattern of the antimicrobial peptide, LL-37, in the development and resolution of psoriasis. GK Perera, D Kassen and FO Nestle.   

10:00
07

A role for STAT4 during mitosis of keratinocytes. C Ferreli, C Pickard, S August, Y Buggy, MR Ardern-Jones, PS Friedmann and E Healy.

     
10:15-10:45
Coffee/Tea


SCIENTIFIC SESSION B – Chairperson: Edel O'Toole

10:45
08

The identification of primary human cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma stem cells. GK Patel, CL Yee and JC Vogel.

11:00

09

Targeting XIAP to increase endoplasmic reticulum (ER) stress-induced apoptosis of malignant melanoma. EL Hiscutt, DS Hill, S Martin, R Flockhart, JL Armstrong, S Fulda and PE Lovat.

11:15
10

Mechanisms of increased invasion of cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma cells with loss of type VII collagen. VL Martins, JJ Vyas, M Chen, KJ Purdie, AP South, A Storey, JA McGrath and EA O'Toole.

11:30
11

DUSP23, SLCO1B3, SNURF, SNRPN and TJAP1 are genes with differential expression in squamous cell carcinoma keratinocytes derived from patients with recessive dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa. CL Cole, J Foerster, C Pourreyron, K Purdie, C Hogan, C Proby, L Bruckner-Tuderman, JA McGrath, IM Leigh and AP South.

11:45
12

RasHa activation in Fos/PTENnull skin carcinogenesis interdicts a p53/p21-induced keratoacanthoma aetiology and while p53 loss elicits conversion retention of p21 limits malignant progression. FH MacDonald, D Yao, JA Quinn and DA Greenhaigh.

12:00

13

Changes in the density of functioning skin lymphatics around human melanoma. V Akhras, AWB Stanton, RH Mellor, JR Levick and PS Mortimer.

   
12:15-13:00

Keynote Guest Speaker
Parallels between wound repair and cancer
Prof. Sabine Werner, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zürich, Switzerland

   
13:00-14:00
Lunch


SCIENTIFIC SESSION C – Chairperson: Rachel Watson

14:00
14

Ciclosporin treatment induces oxidative DNA damage. NR Attard, CA Harwood, J McGregor and P Karran.

14:15

15

Real-time imaging of UVB-induced keratinocyte apoptosis to determine duration of apoptosis and effect on tissue turnover. SC Weatherhead, D Jamieson and NJ Reynolds.

14:30
16

Overexpression of GLI2 in human keratinocytes results in polyploidy and resistance to UVB induced apoptosis. E Pantazi, G Trigianti, G Warnes, E Gemenetzidis, M-T Teh and MP Philpott.

14:45
17

UV labile NO stores in the skin may have beneficial cardiovascular effects. S Abeyakirthi, M Mowbray and R Weller.

     
15:00-15:45

British Photodermatology Group Guest Lecture
TBA
Prof. Peter Karran, London Research Institute, Cancer Research UK

     
15:45-16:00 Tea/coffee
16:00-17:00 Annual General Meeting (Last year's minutes)
   
18:00 Posters and drinks
   
19:30 Annual Dinner



Wednesday 1 April 2009

SCIENTIFIC SESSION D – Chairperson: John Mee

08:45
18

Innate immune function for HLA-Cw6 in psoriasis: reduced expression of HLA-Cw6 facilitates TNF-alpha release due to impaired interaction with inhibitory receptor KIR2DL1. C Hundhausen, R Mak, E Botti, U Laggner, M Marget and FO Nestle.

09:00

19

Sensitisation with DNCB results in skewed T cell polarisation in atopic dermatitis. EL Newell, ME Polak, C Pickard, E Healy, PS Friedmann and MR Ardern-Jones.

09:15
20

Trichohyalin - a potential major autoantigen in human alopecia areata. MC Leung, DA Fenton, CW Sutton and DJ Tobin.

09:30
21

The skin homing Vgamma9 Vdelta2 T cell - a potential role in psoriasis? U Laggner, P di Meglio, C Hundhausen, G Perera, E Botti, R Mak, AC Hayday and FO Nestle.

09:45
22

Skin derived dendritic cell control of T cell activation. ME Polak, L Newell, E Healy and MR Ardern-Jones.

10:00
23

Impaired tumour necrosis factor-alpha-induced Langerhans' cell (LC) migration in early-onset psoriasis: no systemic effect on dendritic cells (DC). FL Shaw, R Begum, M Cumberbatch, RJ Dearman, I Kimber and CEM Griffiths.

10:15
24

TNF-alpha synthesis by macrophages is impaired during secondary cutaneous immune responses in old subjects. E Agius, K Lacy, M Vukmanovic-Stejic, AP Papageorgiou, S Hall, JR Reed, J Curnow, LS Taams, AL Jagger, J Fuentes-Duculan, C Buckley, M Salmon, J Krueger, J Greenwood, N Klein, M Rustin and AN Akbar.

     
10:30-11:15 Posters and Coffee/Tea


SCIENTIFIC SESSION E – Chairperson: Simon Meggitt

11:15

25

CDKAL1, a possible genetic link between Crohn's disease, psoriasis and type 2 diabetes. M Quaranta, F Capon, MA Allen, AD Burden, R Warren, R Smith, H Young, CEM Griffiths, J Worthington, RC Trembath and JNWN Barker.

11:30
26

Skin fragility in AEC syndrome is associated with reduced expression of the basement membrane-associated protein FRAS1. SE Clements and JA McGrath.

11:45
27

Reduced expression of basal keratinocyte stem cell markers and altered integrin profiles in Kindler syndrome skin. JE Lai-Cheong, A Tanaka, M Parsons and JA McGrath.

12:00
28

A role for p63 in establishing tissue-specific chromatin organisation and high-order chromatin remodelling in epidermal keratinocytes during skin development. MY Fessing, AN Mardaryev, M Gdula, AA Sharov, TY Sharova, AA Panteleyev, C Missero and VA Botchkarev.

 
 
12:15-13:00

Local Guest Speaker
Promoting immune regulation as a therapeutic strategy for allergic and autoimmune diseases
Prof. David Wraith, University of Bristol

     
13:00-13:05 Prizes and close of meeting
     
13:15 Lunch



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