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BSID Annual Meeting, University of Nottingham, 16-18 April 2007

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

Monday 16 April 2007

11:30-12:30 Introduction to immunology research for clinical trainees
Dr Michael Ardern-Jones, University of Oxford

12:30-13:25 Lunch

13:30-17:00

BSID SKIN CLUB SYMPOSIUM:
Pathogenesis of complex disease
Chairman: Richard Weller

Welcome

Graham Ogg, Chairman BSID
Hywel Williams, local organiser and Chairman BEES

13:30–14:15 Genetics of atopic dermatitis
Prof. Irwin McLean, University of Dundee
14:15–15:00

Developmental influences on health and disease: mechanistic and evolutionary insights
Prof. Keith Godfrey, University of Southampton

15:00–15:30 Coffee/Tea
15:30–16:15

Akt signalling, foetal skin barrier formation and environmental defence in the adult
Dr Carolyn Byrne, Queen Mary, University of London

16:15–17:00

The role of the environment in childhood eczema
Prof. Hywel Williams, University of Nottingham



17:00-18:00

UK Professors of Dermatology meeting
Prof. Jonathan Rees, University of Edinburgh

   
18:30-19:15 EDUCATIONAL SESSION - Chairperson: Edel O'Toole
Reflections of an EB keeper
Prof. Robin Eady, St John's Institute of Dermatology, King's College London
   
19:15-20:00 Welcome Reception
20:00 Dinner


Tuesday 17 April 2007

SCIENTIFIC SESSION A – Chairperson: Rachel Watson

08:30 01

Intradermal injection of allogeneic normal human fibroblasts promotes type VII collagen deposition at the dermal-epidermal junction in individuals with recessive dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa. T Wong, L Gammon, L Liu, L Ozoemena, PJC Dopping-Hepenstal, C Jones, IM Leigh, H Navsaria and JA McGrath.

08:45

02

Human dermal fibroblasts ameliorate in vitro graft versus host reactions and are functionally indistinguishable from bone marrow mesenchymal stromal cells. MA Haniffa, XN Wang, U Holtick, MC Rae, S Alshemali, NJ Reynolds, AM Dickinson, JD Isaacs, CMU Hilkens and MP Collin.

09:00
03

Location, mobility and secretion of cyclophilin B in keratinocytes is regulated through its Ciclosporin A binding site. AA Lonsdale-Eccles, P Fearon, K Ross, F Allain and NJ Reynolds.

09:15
04

Keratinocyte apoptosis induced by allergen-specific T cells. MR Ardern-Jones, AP Black and GS Ogg.

09:30
05

Langerhans' cell migration provoked by interleukin-1beta proceeds normally in uninvolved skin of patients with late-onset psoriasis. M Cumberbatch, E Kleyn, N Khan, RJ Dearman, I Kimber and CEM Griffiths.

09:45
06

Early changes in draining lymph node cell activation following topical exposure to chemical contact and respiratory allergens. C Portsmouth, M Cumberbatch, R Dearman, CEM Griffiths and I Kimber.

10:00
07

Acidified nitrite speeds wound healing in diabetic and non-diabetic mice. M Finnen and R Weller.

10:15-10:45
Coffee/Tea


SCIENTIFIC SESSION B – Chairman: David Kelsell

10:45
08

The R381Q variant of the interleukin 23 receptor gene (IL23R) confers protection against psoriasis vulgaris. F Capon, P di Meglio, M Allen, L Baumber, D Burden, JNWN Barker, RC Trembath and FO Nestlé.

11:00

09

The Effect of Pachyonychia Congenita type I mutations in keratinocyte adhesion and desmosome formation and associated signal transduction. R Van Koningsveld, CJ Fitchett, EL Rugg, DP Kelsell and EA O'Toole.

11:15
10

Analysis of WT and mutant Cx31 reveal non-gap junction functions and altered cell signaling. D Tattersall, CA Scott, T Aasen, HC Unsworth and DP Kelsell.

11:30
11

Single nucleotide polymorphisms in adenosine receptors and response to methotrexate therapy in psoriasis. RB Warren, RL Smith, E Campalani, CH Smith, JNWN Barker, J Worthington and CEM Griffiths.

11:45
12

A proteomic approach to identify targets of LEKTI - a protein implicated in the barrier function of the skin. K Bennett, K Mills, RE Callard, JI Harper and WL Di.

12:00

13

Allelic Imbalances and Microdeletions Affecting the PTPRD Gene in Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinomas Detected Using SNP Microarray Analysis. K Purdie, S Lambert, M Teh, T Chaplin, G Molloy, M Raghavan, DP Kelsell, IM Leigh, CA Harwood, B Young and C Proby.

   
12:15-13:00

Keynote Guest Speaker
The pathogenesis of ectodermal dysplasia syndromes
Prof. Irma Thesleff, University of Helsinki, Finland

   
13:00-14:00
Lunch


SCIENTIFIC SESSION C – Chairman: Eugene Healy

14:00
14

Ultraviolet B radiation upregulates arginase in human epidermis via a nitric oxide dependent pathway. M Mowbray, N Bredenkamp, L Van Overloop, L Declercq and R Weller.

14:15

15

UVA induces rapid photolysis of NO stores in human skin. M Mowbray and R Weller.

14:30
16

Epidermal akt signalling regulates SREBP transcription, epidermal lipogenesis and skin barrier activity. JC Welti, RFL O'Shaughnessy and C Byrne.

14:45
17

Ultraviolet irradiation directly influences the structure of fibrillin microfibrils. SM Reilly, NK Gibbs, CEM Griffiths, REB Watson and MJ Sherratt.

     
15:00-15:45

British Photodermatology Group Guest Lecture
Sunlight and skin cancer: lessons from the immune system
Prof. Steve Ullrich, University of Texas, USA

     
15:45-17:15 Coffee/Tea and Posters
   
17:15-18:30 Annual General Meeting (Last year's minutes)
   
19:30-23:30 Reception/Annual Dinner



Wednesday 18 April 2007

SCIENTIFIC SESSION D – Chairman: John Mee

08:45
18

How "atopic" is flexural eczema? Findings from the International Study of Asthma and Allergies in Childhood (ISAAC) Phase Two. C Flohr, SK Weiland, HC Williams and the ISAAC Phase Two Study Group.

09:00

19

A comprehensive survey of 28 candidate genes for atopic eczema using a hapTAG approach in a unique Bangladeshi population of east London. C Sinclair, EA O'Toole, D Paige, CA Mein and DP Kelsell.

09:15
20

Regular anti-helminthic therapy increases allergen skin sensitisation: a randomised, double blind, placebo-controlled trial in Vietnam. C Flohr, LN Tuyen, S Lewis, R Quinnell, TT Minh, J Campbell, D Pritchard, TT Hien, J Farrar, J Britton and HC Williams.

 
09:30-10:15
British Epidermo-Epidemiology Society Guest Lecture
The future of publishing
Dr Richard Smith, former editor of the BMJ       
     
10:15-11:15   Coffee/Tea and Posters


SCIENTIFIC SESSION E – Chairman: Edel O'Toole

11:15

21

The role of type VII collagen in squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) invasion in recessive dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa. VL Martins, JJ Vyas, KJ Purdie, M Chen, JA McGrath, A Storey, AP South and EA O'Toole.

11:30
22

Combining ER-stress inducing agents with protein disulphide inhibitors as a novel therapeutic strategy for metastatic melanoma. PE Lovat, CPF Redfern and MA Birch-Machin.

11:45
23

RANK is a regulator of keratinocyte growth and apoptosis: potential role in cutaneous malignancy. J-B O Barbaroux, CG Mueller and RW Groves.

12:00
24

Defining the role of B-RAF-induced ERK kinase in the resistance of metastatic melanoma to apoptosis. DS Hill, JL Armstrong, MA Birch-Machin and PE Lovat.

 
 
12:15-13:00

Local Guest Speaker
Drugs from bugs: a tale of worms, maggots and bacteria
Professor David Pritchard, University of Nottingham (food for thought?)

     
13:00-13:05 Close of meeting and prizes
     
13:10-14:00 Lunch and depart


The poster list is available as a PDF download here:


 
 
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