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scientific program
Date Time Speaker Title Country
Nov 2 15:45-16:40 Harald zur Hausen The Role of Viruses in Human Cancers (The EMBO Lecture) Germany
Nov 2 16:40-17:30 Luis Herrera The Cuban Biotechnology Industry and the development of innovative products of high social impact Cuba
Nov 2 17:30-18:20 Jorge Berlanga Epidermal Growth Factor (EGF): From the salivary gland to the clinic. Heberprot-P Cuba
Nov 3 8:30-9:15 Robert Huber Proteases and their regulation focusing on intracellular proteolysis Germany
Nov 4 8:30-9:15 Michel Ovize Inhibition of mitochondrial permeability transition pore opening to attenuate lethal reperfusion injury France
Nov 5 8:30-9:15 Orla Hardiman From Mice to Men- The pitfalls of Translation in ALS Therapeutics Ireland

  Tuesday, November 3
Room 4
Biology of Cancer New targets and therapeutics in Oncology
FromToSpeakerTitleCountry
09:30 10:00 Silvio Perea CIGB-300: "From bench to clinic"Cuba
10:00 10:30 Mahvash Tavassoli Novel strategy for the expression and delivery of therapeutic proteins United Kingdom
10:30 11:00 Jens Hoffmann Using Systems Biology Approaches for Profiling of Novel anti-cancer drugsGermany
11:00 11:30 Harish PadhDesigning Therapeutic Nanoparticles for Drug Targeting Using Receptor Mediated Endosomal RouteIndia
11:30 12:00  Break 
12:00 12:25 Iraldo BelloHeberPAG, a new stabilized pharmaceutical formulation based on IFNs for the treatment of CancerCuba
12:25 12:50 Dipak K. Banerjee Glycotherapeutic for Treating Breast Cancer Puerto Rico
12:50 13:15 Yasser PereraAnticancer peptide CIGB-300 targets the oncoprotein B23/ nucleophosmin, impairs its CK2-mediated phosphorylation, and leads to apoptosis through its nucleolar disassembly activityCuba
13:15 13:40 Marketa UrbanovaTranscriptional analysis of head and neck squamous cell carcinoma.Czech Republic
13:40 14:05 María del Carmen AbrahantesCIGB370: a novel antineoplastic agent derived from infection-mediated tumor regressionCuba
Room 5
OMICs and Drug Development Proteomics
FromToSpeakerTitleCountry
09:30 10:00 Luca BiniProteomics and human diseasesItaly
10:05 10:35 Anne-Claude GavinBiochemical approaches to biomolecular networksGermany
10:40 11:10 Jacques ColingeData integration over protein interaction networksAustria
11:15 12:00  Break 
12:00 12:30 Peter RoepstorffRecent advances in determination of protein post translational modificationsDenmark
12:35 13:05 Juan J. CalveteVenoms, Venomics, AntivenomicsSpain
13:10 13:30 Arielis RodriguezProteomic profile regulated by the antitumoral peptide CIGB-300Cuba
13:35 13:55 Jeovanis GilProteomic study of Neisseria meningitidis OMVsCuba
Room 8
Infectious Diseases Hepatitis C
FromToSpeakerTitleCountry
09:30 10:00 Jean Dubuisson Hepatitis C virus and the glycan shield.France
10:00 10:30 Birke TewsMolecular and biochemical characterization of EWI-2wint – a natural inhibitor of HCV entryFrance
10:30 11:00 Fons BosmanCharacterization study of the hepatitis C envelope protein E1 expressed in the methylothropic yeast Hansenula polymorphaBelgium
11:00 11:30 Francois PeninStructure and interaction of hepatitis C virus proteins with host cell membranesFrance
11:30 12:00  Break 
12:00 12:30 John HiscottSensing and Responding to Hepatitis C Virus Infection through RIG-I like Receptors.Canada
12:30 13:00 Francisco García CózarRationale for Immunotherapy in Hepatitis C Virus.Spain
13:00 13:30 Santiago Dueñas-CarreraDNA-based immunotherapy against HCV infection, facts and challengesCuba
Room 9
Neurodegenerative Diseases
FromToSpeakerTitleCountry
09:30 09:55 Giuseppe NovelliAdvances in genetics and therapy of Neuromuscular DisordersItaly
09:55 10:20 Tatiana ZaldívarMultidisciplinary management in Motor Neurone Disease : Cuban experienceCuba
10:20 10:45 Giselle Pentón-RolT-cell immunoregulation in Multiple Sclerosis. Effect of C-Phycocyanin and its combination with alpha InterferonCuba
10:45 11:10 Carsten WernerHeparin-starPEG hydrogels to enable cell replacement therapies for neurodegenerative diseasesGermany
11:10 11:35 Jorge BerlangaTherapeutic effect of the combined use of Growth Hormone Releasing Peptide-6 and Epidermal Growth Factor in an axonopathy modelCuba
11:35 12:00  Break 
12:00 12:25 Linda GreensmithDeveloping novel therapeutic strategies in models of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)United Kingdom
12:25 12:50 Denise A. FiglewiczALS: Making the connection between disease mechanisms and therapeutic strategiesCanada
12:50 13:15 Michael StrongThe evidence for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) as a disorder of altered RNA metabolismCanada
13:15 13:40 Giancarlo LogroscinoALS epidemiology: a model for the study of neurodegenerative diseaseItaly
13:40 14:05 Stanley H. AppelThe Role of Immunomodulation in the Pathophysiology of ALSUSA
 Wednesday, November 4
Room 4
Biology of Cancer Cancer Immunotherapy 
FromToSpeakerTitleCountry
09:30 10:00 Isis TorrénsCIGB-228 as a therapeutic HPV vaccine candidateCuba
10:00 10:30 Rosella FranconiPlant-derived vaccines against HPV-associated cancers Italy
10:30 11:00 Pidder Jansen-Dürr Antibodies to high-risk HPV E7 oncoprotein in cervical cancer screeningAustria
11:00 11:30 Eddy Bover FuentesPreclinical and clinical evaluation of a gonadotrophin based vaccine candidate in the treatment of prostate cancerCuba
11:30 12:00  Break 
12:00 12:30 Yannick JacquesRLI, an improved version of Interleukin-15 with high therapeutic potential in cancer France
12:30 13:00 Luis Enrique FernándezVSSP and the Revised Concept of Cancer VaccinesCuba
13:00 13:30 Tim MeyerCombining radioimmunotherapy with vascular disruptive agents. From bench to bedside.United Kingdom
13:30 14:00 Pedro Camilo RodriguezTherapeutic use of CIMAvax EGF vaccine in the treatment of non small cell lung cancer patients.Cuba
Room 5
OMICs and Drug Development Genomics
FromToSpeakerTitleCountry
09:30 09:55 David GoldsteinRare and common variants in human diseaseUSA
09:55 10:20 Harish PadhPharmacogenomics: Correlation between phenotype and genotype in Indian populationIndia
10:20 10:45 Marc Via GarciaThe Importance of Population Genetics in Biomedical Research and Clinical Practice: Lessons from the Genetics of Asthma in Latino Americans (GALA) Study Spain
10:45 11:10 Ola SoderbergProtein interaction profiles, a venue  for understanding the consequences of genetic alterations.Sweden
11:10 11:35 Sheng T. HouAn integrated, functional genomics approach to identify target genes of neuronal death caused by stroke Canada
11:35 12:00  Break 
12:00 12:25 Harald SeitzDNAzyme as alternative detection tool for microarraysGermany
12:25 12:50 Vladimir TitorenkoUsing functional proteomics and lipidomics for the identification of novel anti-aging drugs and studying the molecular mechanisms underlying their ability to extend longevityCanada
12:50 13:15 Junsong Han The Whole Genome Methylaiton Profile of Hepatocellular Carcinoma and BiomarkersChina
13:15 13:40 Adrienne D. CoxKinases and GTPases at the crossroads: An unconventional approach to molecular therapeutic targeting of oncogenic Ras via the Ras-Ral-AuroraA pathwayUSA
13:45 14:05 Channing J. DerRas superfamily small GTPases: the next wave of targets for anti-cancer drug discovery?USA
Room 8
Cardiovascular Diseases Special Session
FromToSpeakerTitleCountry
09:30 09:55 Michel OvizeProtecting the heart by ischemic postconditioningFrance
09:55 10:20 Guido TaroneMelusin, a new player in cardiac hypertrophy: possible translational applications in gene therapyItaly
10:20 10:45 Ariana García Angiogenic gene therapy for ischemic vascular disease Cuba
10:45 11:10 Danay CibrianCIGB500- A peptide with cardioprotective effectsCuba
11:10 11:35 Claude JulienBlood pressure variability: a new therapeutic targetFrance
Room 8
Infectious Diseases Hepatitis B  
FromToSpeakerTitleCountry
11:50 12:15 Verena Lucila MuzioPrevention of hepatitis B with monovalent and combination vaccines in CubaCuba
12:15 12:40 Carla Montesano HBV infection in Africa and prospective for preventing HBV infection in newborn Italy
12:40 13:05 Marie Louise MichelA novel strategy to overcome immune tolerance during persistent hepatitis B virus infectionFrance
13:05 13:30 Julio Cesar AguilarNASVAC: a new vaccine candidate for chronic hepatitis B immunotherapy.Cuba
13:30 13:55 Lucyna CovaEvaluation of novel therapeutic approaches against chronic hepatitis B in the Duck Hepatitis B Virus (DHBV) infection model.France
Room 9
OMICs and Drug Development Protein Structure and Crystallography
FromToSpeakerTitleCountry
09:30 10:00 Georg BüldtProton pumping and signal transduction across membranes by retinal proteins – a study by X-ray crystallography and spectroscopyGermany
10:00 10:30 Bernard MaigretThe protein-protein docking challengeFrance
10:30 11:00 Guy DodsonInsulin's structural and biological behaviour when mutated with D&L sidechains at the invariant glycine B8.United Kingdom
11:00 11:30 Philip EvansThe recognition of endocytic cargoUnited Kingdom
11:30 12:00  Break 
12:00 12:30 Eleanor Dodson What can crystal structures tell us about their ligands?United Kingdom
12:30 13:00 Martin Noble Understanding and targetting the CDK gene familyUnited Kingdom
13:00 13:30 Andrey LebedevMechanism of DNA translocation through the bacteriophage portal proteinUnited Kingdom
Thursday, November 5
Room 4
Biology of Cancer  Cancer Immunotherapy
FromToSpeakerTitleCountry
09:30 10:00 Marta AyalaAntiangiogenic Therapeutic Cancer VaccineCuba
10:00 10:30 Farzin FarzanehTumour cells, antigen loaded dendritic cells and direct peptide vaccination mediated induction of tumour immunityUnited Kingdom
10:30 11:00 David KlatzmannManipulating suppressor T cells for cancer immunotherapy: clinical resultsFrance
11:00 11:30 Lincidio PérezPhase I Clinical Trial of the 131I-Labeled anti-CEA CIGB-M3 Multivalent Antibody FragmentCuba
11:30 12:00  Break 
1200 12:30 John Hiscott Manipulating the Innate Immune Response to Augment Oncolytic Virus TherapiesCanada
12:30 13:00 Rolando PérezThe role of cancer immunotherapy in the control of the advanced disease: an emergent paradigm.Cuba
13:00 13:30 Luis Alvarez-VallinaIn situ expression of recombinant antibodiesSpain
13:30 14:00 Belinda SanchezEGFR-based active specific immunotherapy for the treatment of epithelial tumorsCuba
Room 5
Nanotechnology Special Session
FromToSpeakerTitleCountry
09:30 09:50  Introduction 
09:50 10:15 Alexander I. ArchakovAnalytical nanotechnology in biology and medicineRussia
10:20 10:45 Gerardo GuillénVirus Like Particles as a vaccine antigens and immunopotentiators Cuba
10:50 11:15 Victor A. BykovMethods of nanodiagnostics for biological and medical applications based on scanning probe technologyRussia
11:20 11:45  Break 
11:45 12:10 Vadim Govorum Microfluidic device and bacterial sensorsRussia
12:15 12:40 Gustav Borghs Interfacing neurons with Si micro-electronicsBelgium
12:45 13:10 Yury IvanovOptico-Acoustic Nanobiosensor for the Registration of Protein ComplexesRussia
13:15 13:40 Sedva SenelApplications of chitosan in mucosal vaccination Turkey
13:45 14:10 Sergey PushkoActual techniques of atomic-force microscopy for metrological visualization of nanoobjectsRussia

Room 8
Infectious Diseases HIV, Pertussis  and Immune Potentiation
FromToSpeakerTitleCountry
09:30 09:55 Frederic TangyThe measles vaccine, an old powerful tool to prevent new diseases.France
09:55 10:20 Enrique IglesiasA Novel Multiantigenic vaccine candidate against HIV-1Cuba
10:20 10:45 Thomas KariukiAfrican Non-human Primates: Role in Preclinical trials of HIV VaccinesKenya
10:45 11:10 Romano SilvestriDevelopment of new generation anti-HIV agentsItaly
11:10 11:35 WG. ForssmannDevelopment of the new HIV-anchoring inhibitor VIR-576: from discovery to clinical applicationGermany
11:35 12:00  Break 
12:00 12:25 Ludger StändkerDiscovery of novel endogenous modulators of viral infectionGermany
12:25 12:50 Jerome PuginMD-2, the acceptor molecule of the LPS receptor complex Switzerland
12:50 13:15 Camille LochtPertussis / tuberculosis: a same vaccine strategy for two different diseases.France
13:15 13:40 Marcel ThalenWhooping cough: a re-emerging diseaseNetherlands
Room 9
OMICs and Drug Development Genomics
FromToSpeakerTitleCountry
09:30 09:55 Keith MitchelsonMicroarray applications in molecular diagnostics.China
09:55 10:20 Moises DelgadoqPCR Methylation-Sensitive High Resolution Melting Analysis for the Detection of Early Stage Associated CarcinogenesisPanama
10:20 10:45 Steve OglessbeeGenomic Accuracy of Immortalized Human B-cells from Initial Isolation through Long Term in vitro CultureUSA
10:45 11:10 Timothy CaulfieldPersonal Genomics, Direct-to-Consumer Testing and Health Care SystemsCanada
Room 9
OMICs and Drug Development Glycomics
FromToSpeakerTitleCountry
11:50 12:15 Johannis P. KamerlingThe application of neoglycopeptides for sensitive SPR biosensorsNetherlands
12:15 12:40 Daryl FernandesA QbD (Quality by Design) Approach to Comparability of Biopharmaceutical GlycosylationUnited Kingdom
12:40 13:05 Chun-Ting YuenGlycoprotein glycan analysis: results of an international comparative studyUnited Kingdom
13:05 13:30 José CremataThe goat mammary gland as a bioreactor for the production of recombinant glycoproteins: N-glycosylation features Cuba
13:30 13:55 Patrice LerougeExploring microalgae as cell factory for the production of therapeutic proteinsFrance
13:55 14:20 Johannis P. KamerlingCarbohydrate-mediated cell recognition in marine sponge cellsNetherlands
 
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