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BSID Annual Meeting, University of Cambridge, 11-13 April 2005

Monday 11 April 2005

10:30-11:30 BSID Committee meeting
11:30-12:30 Introduction to dermatological research for clinical trainees
Prof David Kelsell, Institute of Cell and Molecular Sciences, London, UK.

12:30-13:25 Lunch

13:25-13:30 Welcome: Eugene Healy
13:30-17:00 BSID SKIN CLUB SYMPOSIUM - Sponsored by Schering Plough
Chairman: David Kelsell
Genetics of skin disease: what is it telling us?
13:30–14:15 Genetics and genomics of atopic dermatitis
Prof. William Cookson, Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics, Oxford, UK
14:15–15:00 Variation and function of MC1R; from humans to fish via birds and bears
Prof. Ian Jackson, MRC Human Genetics Unit, Edinburgh, UK
15:00–15:30 Coffee/Tea
15:30–16:15 Genetics of susceptibility to infectious diseases
Dr Sarra Jamieson, Cambridge Institute for Medical Research, Cambridge, UK
16:15–17:00

Clinical implications of genetics discovery in psoriasis
Prof Jonathan Barker, St John’s Institute of Dermatology, London, UK



17:00-18:00 UK Professors of Dermatology meeting
   
18:30-19:15 EDUCATIONAL SESSION - Chairman: Graham Ogg
  Sub epidermal bullous diseases: Clinicians and Scientists
Prof. Fenella Wojnarowska, Dept of Dermatology, Churchill Hospital, Oxford, UK
19:15-20:00 Welcome Reception
20:00 Dinner


Tuesday 12 April 2005

SCIENTIFIC SESSION A – Chairman: Edel O'Toole

08:45

01

Downregulation of desmoplakin by RNA interference in HaCaT cells results in
increased cellular proliferation. H Wan and IR Hart.
09:00
02
Laminin-3: novel multiple isoforms imply a range of tissue-specific functions. KJ Hamill and WHI McLean.
09:15
03
Elucidation of connexin31 as a regulator of epidermal differentiation and tissue homeostasis. T Aasen, W-L Di and DP Kelsell.
09:30
04
Functional effects of pachyonychia congenita type I mutations on keratinocyte migration and proliferation. CJ Fitchett, EI Rugg, N Gilfillan, IM Leigh and EA O’Toole.
09:45
05
Tight junction claudin expression and the effect of exogenous TNFa exposure. I McGuill, CA O’Neill, R Poddar, CEM Griffiths and REB Watson.
10:00
06
Melanocortin 1 receptor genotype and phaeomelanin/eumelanin ratio in untanned Caucasian skin. S Robinson, S Dixon, A Collins, C Gough, K Wakamatsu and E Healy
10:15-10:45
Coffee/Tea


SCIENTIFIC SESSION B – Chairman: Marie Cumberbatch

10:45
07
Inhibition of calcium-independent phospholipase A impairs lysophosphatidic acid-induced calcium entry in keratinocytes. K Ross and NJ Reynolds.
11:00

08

Dithranol induces cytochrome c release, caspase 3 activation and apoptosis in human keratinocytes. NJ Reynolds, A McGill, A Frank, N Emmett, L Skitt,
DM Turnbull and MA Birch-Machin.
11:15
09
Impaired Langerhans cell migration in psoriasis: an analysis of cutaneous cytokine/receptor expression. M Cumberbatch, M Sinch, M Bhushan, H Young, RJ Dearman, I Kimber and CEM Griffiths.
11:30
10
Novel autoantigens in the proteome of psoriatic epidermis. RG El-Rachidy, JM Hales, PPE Freestone, CRA Hewitt, JE Osborne and RDR Camp.
11:45
11
VEGF-A induced psoriasiform inflammation is ameliorated by blockade of VEGF receptor-3. HS Young, C Halin, L Janes, M Min, B Pytowski, CEM Griffiths and
M Detmar.

12:00

12

IgGs reactive with proteins secreted by Streptococcus pyogenes are more abundant in serum from patients with chronic plaque psoriasis than healthy controls. RG El-Rachidy, JM Hales, PPE Freestone, CRA Hewitt, JE Osborne and RDR Camp.

   
12:15-13:00

Keynote Guest Speaker sponsored by GlaxoSmithKline
Pemphigus foliaceus and bullous impetigo share a common pathphysiology.
Prof. John Stanley, Department of Dermatology, University of Pennsylvania, USA.

   
13:00-14:00
Lunch


SCIENTIFIC SESSION C – Chairman: Sally Ibbotson

14:00
13
The effects of TL01 phototherapy on UVB-induced Langerhans’ cell, CD11b+
and iC3b+ cell trafficking in polymorphic light eruption. A Blackburn, SM Winhoven, M Brownrigg, LE Rhodes and NK Gibbs.
14:15

14

Direct real-time electrochemical measurement and flow cytometry of UVA induced oxidative stress and its perturbation by mitochondrial electron transport chain inhibitors. GR Aitken, JR Henderson, S-C Chang, C McNeil and MA Birch-Machin.
14:30
15
Conjugated linoleic acids exhibit photoprotective properties, reducing UVR-induced IL-8 and PGE2 in human skin cells. A Storey, J Rogers, MJ Jackson and LE Rhodes.
14:45
16
UVA-induced changes in DNA 6-TG and the development of organ transplant associated cutaneous malignancies. CM Perrett, P O’Donovan, CA Harwood, JM McGregor and P Karran.
     
15:00-15:45 British Photodermatology Group Guest Lecture
Steps in the pathway of ultraviolet a/oxidant-inducible gene expression in human skin cells – the heme oxygenase example.
Prof. Rex Tyrell, Department of Pharmacy & Pharmacology, University of Bath, UK.
     
15:45-17:15 Coffee/Tea and Posters
   
17:15-18:30 Annual General Meeting
   
19:30-23:30 Reception/Dinner sponsored by 3M Health Care



Wednesday 13 April 2005

SCIENTIFIC SESSION D – Chairman: Graham Ogg

08:45
17
Contribution of cutaneous interleukin-10 to the polarisation of immune responses to chemical contact and respiratory allergens. M Cumberbatch, RJ Dearman and I Kimber.
09:00

18

TRANCE and its receptors TRANCE-R and OPG are expressed in human epidermis and regulate Langerhans’ cell longevity. J-B O Barbaroux, JB Mee, CG Mueller and RW Groves.
09:15
19
Investigation of Der P 1-peptide specific T cell responses in individuals with severe atopic dermatitis. MR Ardern-Jones, EA Bateman, AS Bailey and GS Ogg.
09:30
20
A novel antimicrobial photodynamic approach to treat chronic ulcers. SM Morley, CC O’Grady, SB Brown and LE Rhodes.
09:45
21
Development of preimplantation genetic diagnosis for Hallopeau-Siemens recessive dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa. H Fassihi, C Black, S Pickering, PJ Renwick, JE Mellerio, PR Braude and JA McGrath.
10:00
22
Disruption of stratum corneum by microfabricated microneedles for gene delivery from hydrogels. M Pearton, D Barrow, A Anstey, C Gately, A Morrissey, N Wilke,
C Allender, K Brain and JC Birchall.
     
10:15-11:15   Coffee/Tea and Posters


SCIENTIFIC SESSION E – Chairman: Mark Birch-Machin

11:15

23

The human forkhead transcription factor foxm1b enhances DNA repair and
suppresses UVB-induced apoptosis. MT Teh, AG Quinn and MP Philpott.
11:30
24
Mechanisms of migration and invasion of squamous cell carcinoma in an in vitro model of squamous cell carcinogenesis. J Vyas, W Ahmed, M Jayazeri, JF Marshall, CM Proby, A Storey and EA O’Toole.
11:45
25

Increased Axl expression in invasive squamous cell carcinoma. N Patel, J Vyas, L Ghali, J Green, R Cerio, A Storey and EA O’Toole.

12:00
26
Gli1 co-operates with EGFR signalling to induce a neuronal phenotpye in keratinocytes. GW Neill, M Kasper, T Williams, M Ikram, L Ghali, J Green, AG Quinn,
A Frischauf, F Aberger, EA O’Toole and MP Philpott.
 
 
12:15-13:00 Local Guest Speaker
Mutations in the BRAF gene and the implications for melanoma treatment.
Prof. Mike Stratton, Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, Cambridge, UK
     
13:00-13:05 Close of meeting and prizes
13:05-13:10 Collect feedback forms
     
13:10-14:00 Lunch and depart


The final poster list (including late-breakers) is available as a PDF download here:


 
 
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