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_Full Program

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

October 25th (Monday)

14:00-18:00 h                 Registration and Poster Pinned Up

18:00-18:30 h                 Opening Session/Welcome from Local Organizers

18:00-18:30 h                 Chairs: Maria Christina W. Avellar (Brazil)and Patricia Cuasnicu (Argentina) 

18:30-19:30 h                 Opening Conference

18:30-19:30 h                 Sylvie Breton (USA) Monitoring cell-cell communication in the epididymis

18:30-19:30 h                 Chair: Patricia Cuasnicu (Argentina) 

19:30-22:00 h                 Welcome Reception and Dinner  

October 26th (Tuesday) 

06:45-08:30 h                 Breakfast and Meet Your Colleagues 

08:30-10:00 h                 Session 1: Epididymis Development

                                Chair: Barry Hinton (EUA)

- Michelle Welsh (UK) New insights into the role of androgen on Wolffian duct development and stabilization

- Thomas J Carrol (USA) The role of beta-catenin in Wolffian duct differentiation

- Barry T Hinton (USA) Morphogenesis of the developing Wolffian/epididymal duct 

10:00-10:30 h                 Coffee-Break 

10:30-12:00 h                 Session 2: Regulation of Gene Expression

                                Chair: Trevor G. Cooper (Germany)

- Yong-Lian Zhang (China) Small RNA studies in the rat epididymis

- Jean-Luc Gatti (France) Transcriptomic, Proteomic: What else ?

- Ilpo Huhtaniemi (UK) Knockout models for the understanding of epididymal function 

12:00-13:30 h                 Lunch 

13:30-15:00 h                Poster Session I 

15:00-16:30 h                 Session 3: Epididymal Epithelium/Hormone Regulation

15:00-16:30 h                 Chair: Luiz Renato França (Brazil)

- Barry Shur (USA) Intrinsic and extrinsic functions of epididymal SED1/MFG-E8

- Louis Hermo (Canada) Thristy business: cell regions and membrane specificity of aquaporins in efferent ducts and epididymis and factors regulating their expression

- Rex Hess (EUA) Estrogens and its receptors in efferent ductules and epididymis
 

16:30-17:00 h                 Coffee-Break 

17:00-18:30 h                 Session 4 (Young Investigators): Oral Communications

15:00-16:30 h                 Chair: Ilpo Huhtaniemi (UK)

Juan I Ernesto, DE Calb, PE Visconti, DJ Cohen, PS Cuasnicu (Argentina). Presence of a GLIPR1 family member in the mouse epididymis

Camilla M Ribeiro, DBC Queiróz, EJR Silva, MTCC Patrão, MCW Avellar (Brazil). Sperm associated antigen 11c expression along rat epididymis and its regulation by steroid hormones

Julieta Caballero, G Frenette, R Sullivan (Canada). Expression of the ATP-binding cassette transporter ABCG2 in the bovine epididymal duct and spermatozoa

Petra Sipilä, IT Huhtaniemi, M Poutanen  (Finland). Spermatozoa mediated regulation of the epididymal gene expression

Fabrice Saez, A Ouvrier, JM Lobacarro, JR Drevet. (France). The LXR knockout mouse: a new model for dyslipemia-induced post-testicular male infertility 

19:00-20:00 h                 Young Reproductive Biologists: Let's Talk

15:00-16:30 h                 Chair: Erick J. R. Silva (Brazil) 

20:00-22:30 h                 Dinner

 

October 27th (Wednesday)

06:45-08:30 h                 Breakfast and Meet your Colleagues

08:30-10:00 h                 Session 5: Mechanisms of protection, innate immunity

15:00-16:30 h                 Chair: Yong L. Zhang (China)

- Maria Christina W. Avellar (Brazil) Epididymis: the intersection of innate immunity and glucocorticoids.

- Mark P. Hedger (Australia) Physiology and pathology of inflammation in the male reproductive tract

- Joel R Drevet (France) Epididymis glutathione peroxidases control sperm DNA integrity and embryo viability 

10:00-10:30 h                 Coffee-Break

10:30-12:00 h                 Session 6 (Young Investigators): Oral Communications

15:00-16:30 h                 Chair: Rex Hess (USA)

André G. Oliveira, RAP Dornas,GA Mahecha, CA Oliveira (Brazil) Implications of Hormone Levels and Transepithelial Calcium Transport Alterations in the Formation of Epididymal Stones in Roosters

Lorena Carvelli, N Bannoud, AC Aguilera, CR Morales, MA Sosa (Argentina) Lysosomal proteins could be transported by alternative pathways in rat epididymal cells

Qiang Liu, SG Hu, GX Yao, YL Zhang (China) Genome-wide mapping of in vivo androgen receptor binding sites in mouse epididymis

Nicolas Da Silva, Cortez-Retamozo V, Reinecker HC, Wildgruber M, Swirski FK, Hill E, Pittet MJ, Breton S (EUA) Characterization of a dendritic cell network in the murine epididymis.

Cristian OFlaherty (Canada) Impact of oxidative stress on perociredoxin 1 and 6 in rat epididymis and epididymal spermatozoa 

12:00 - 13:30 h                 Lunch

13:30 - 15:00 h                 Session 7: Epididymal Proteins and Sperm Maturation

15:00-16:30 h                 Chair: Michael O´Rand (EUA)

- Matti Poutanen (Finland) From in silico gene discovery to novel mouse models for epididymal proteins

- Brett Nixon (Australia) Monotremes provide a key to understanding the evolutionary significance of epididymal sperm maturation.

- Debora Cohen (Argentina) Participation of CRISP proteins in the fertilization process 

15:00 - 16:30 h                 Poster Session II


16:30 - 20:00 h                 Free Time/Social Activities
 

20:00 - 22:30 h                 Dinner/Thematic Party

 

October 28th (Thursday)

06:45-08:15 h                 Breakfast and Meet your Colleagues

08:15-09:15 h                 Session 8: Human Epididymis; New aspects of Epididymal Function

15:00-16:30 h                 Chair: Joel Drevet (France)

- Robert Sullivan (Canada) Gene expression in the epididymis of normal and vasectomised men: what can we learn about human sperm maturation?

Gail Cornwall (USA) CRES (cystatin-related epididymal spermatogenic) aggregation in the mouse epididymis: a new functional amyloid? 

09:15 - 10:15 h               Session 9: Fertility and Contraception

15:00-16:30 h                 Chair: Maria de Fátima M. Lázari (Brazil)

- Wilma Kempinas (Brazil) Epididymis, environment and fertility

- Michael O´Rand (EUA) Epididymal protein targets: a road to male contraception?
   

10:15 - 10:40 h              Coffee-Break

10:40 - 11:40 h              Closing Conference

15:00-16:30 h                 Bernard Robaire (Canada) Androgens and the epididymis

15:00-16:30 h                 Chair: Marie-Claire Orgebin Crist (EUA) 

11:40 - 12:40                 Final Remarks

15:00-16:30 h                 Chair: Maria Christina W. Avellar (Brazil)

15:00-16:30 h                 Terry Turner (USA) - Look to the future: Why this, Why now? 

12:40 - 13:00 h                Discussions and Closing Session

14:00 h                         Departure





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