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1:10 pm - 1:25 pm CST (US Central Time)
1:10 pm - 1:25 pm CST (US Central Time)
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Dr. Suresh Verma & Dr. Federica Accornero
Dr. Suresh Verma & Dr. Federica Accornero
Session I (1:30 pm-3:05 pm CST, Friday Oct 15)
Session I (1:30 pm-3:05 pm CST, Friday Oct 15)
Energizers : Sarcomeric and mitochondrial function in heart
Energizers : Sarcomeric and mitochondrial function in heart
Moderators
Moderators
Loyola University Chicago
Chicago, USA
1:30-1:50 pm CST
Cardiac sarcomere protein quality control and BAG3
Cardiac sarcomere protein quality control and BAG3
Northwestern University
Chicago, USA
1:50-2:10 pm CST
Targeting oxidative injury in atrial fibrillation: a gene therapy approach
Targeting oxidative injury in atrial fibrillation: a gene therapy approach
Temple University
Philadelphia, USA
2:10-2:30 pm CST
Proteolytic Regulation of Mitochondrial Calcium Sensor MICU1
Proteolytic Regulation of Mitochondrial Calcium Sensor MICU1
Emory University
Atlanta, USA
2:30-2:50 pm CST
Fueling the heart: a surprising resilience of the adult heart to mtDNA dysregulation
Fueling the heart: a surprising resilience of the adult heart to mtDNA dysregulation
Temple University
Philadelphia, USA
2:50-3:10 pm CST
Navigating cardiomyocyte metabolism with Kruppel-like factor 5
Navigating cardiomyocyte metabolism with Kruppel-like factor 5
Trainee presentation
Trainee presentation
Satvik Mareedu, BDS, MS, PhD
Satvik Mareedu, BDS, MS, PhD
Rutgers New Jersey Medical School
Newark, NJ
3:10-3:25 pm CST
Reducing sarcolipin levels in dystrophic myocardium mitigates the mitochondrial dysfunction mediated disease progression
Reducing sarcolipin levels in dystrophic myocardium mitigates the mitochondrial dysfunction mediated disease progression
Break
Break
Session 2 (3:30 pm-5:00 pm CST, Friday Oct 15)
Session 2 (3:30 pm-5:00 pm CST, Friday Oct 15)
Communicators : Cross-organ signaling in cardiac diseases
Communicators : Cross-organ signaling in cardiac diseases
Moderators
Moderators
University of Guelph
Ontario, Canada
3:30-3:50 pm CST
Microbiome benefits on cardiac repair post-myocardial infarction; not just what you eat, but also WHEN you eat matters
Microbiome benefits on cardiac repair post-myocardial infarction; not just what you eat, but also WHEN you eat matters
University of Ottawa Heart Institute, Ottawa
Ontario, Canada
3:50-4:10 pm CST
Novel regulators of Diabetic Cardiomyopathy
Novel regulators of Diabetic Cardiomyopathy
Trainee presentation
Trainee presentation
Sumanta Goswami, PhD
Sumanta Goswami, PhD
The University of Alabama at Birmingham
Alabama, USA
4:10-4:30 pm CST
Role of gut microbiota in the late-stage cardiac inflammation following transverse aortic constriction
Role of gut microbiota in the late-stage cardiac inflammation following transverse aortic constriction
Western University
Ontario, Canada
4:30-4:50 pm CST
Adoption of Nanocomposite Hydrogels as New Class of Biomedical Materials
Adoption of Nanocomposite Hydrogels as New Class of Biomedical Materials
Break
Break
Session 3 (5:00 pm-6:50 pm CST, Friday Oct 15)
Session 3 (5:00 pm-6:50 pm CST, Friday Oct 15)
Invaders : Immune and Inflammatory cells, role and contribution in cardiac pathophysiology
Invaders : Immune and Inflammatory cells, role and contribution in cardiac pathophysiology
Moderators
Moderators
Tufts University
Boston, USA
5:00-5:20 pm CST
Cardiac T cell immune responses in non-ischemic Heart failure
Cardiac T cell immune responses in non-ischemic Heart failure
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston, USA
5:20-5:40 pm CST
Sex-dependent differences in cardiac remodeling and inflammation in the aging mouse heart
Sex-dependent differences in cardiac remodeling and inflammation in the aging mouse heart
The Ohio State University
Columbus, USA
5:40-6:00 pm CST
Targeting CD4+T-Lymphocytes to Ameliorate Left-Ventricular Remodeling and Ischemic Heart Failure
Targeting CD4+T-Lymphocytes to Ameliorate Left-Ventricular Remodeling and Ischemic Heart Failure
Dalhousie University
Halifax, Canada
6:00-6:20 pm CST
Antigen-specific T regulatory type-1 cells program neutrophils to suppress autoimmunity
Antigen-specific T regulatory type-1 cells program neutrophils to suppress autoimmunity
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Hong Kong
6:20-6:35 pm CST
Type 2 innate immunity drives distinct neonatal immune profile conductive for heart regeneration
Type 2 innate immunity drives distinct neonatal immune profile conductive for heart regeneration
Harshada Ketkar, PhD
Harshada Ketkar, PhD
New York Medical College
Valhalla, USA
6:35-6:50 pm CST
Hypertension and aging exhibit increased susceptibility to Francisella tularenesis in transgenic mice expressing human AT1R
Hypertension and aging exhibit increased susceptibility to Francisella tularenesis in transgenic mice expressing human AT1R
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