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	Sunday, 28. June 2009	next day »

No.	S-01 - Symposium
Time:	08.00-09.30
Room:	Blue Amphitheatre
Topic:	Genetics
Track:	1 Basic
Session title:	Genetic strategies in the search for genes in schizophrenia
	Florence Thibaut, France	Chair
	Norio Ozaki, Japan	Co-Chair

001	DISC 1 interacting molecule and schizophrenia
	Norio Ozaki, Japan	Speaker
002	Genetic findings in schizophrenia and related intermediate phenotypes: New genes and pathways
	Dan Rujescu, Germany	Speaker
003	CAPON gene in schizophrenic Latin America population
	Jorge Ospina-Duque, Colombia	Speaker
004	Cognition guided genetics of schizophrenia
	Rainald Mössner, Germany	Speaker

No.	W-01 - Workshop
Time:	11.00-12.30
Room:	Room 242B
Topic:	Genetics
Session title:	What can genetics tell us about psychiatric disorders I: Focus on copy number variants

	Dan Rujescu, Germany	Discussant
	Sven Cichon, Germany	Discussant
	David St. Clair, United Kingdom	Discussant
	Michael O'Donovan, United Kingdom	Discussant
	David A. Collier, United Kingdom	Discussant
	Nick Craddock, United Kingdom	Discussant
001	Recurrent deletions and duplications associated with schizophrenia
	David St. Clair, United Kingdom	Speaker
002	Copy number variation in schizophrenia. Fact and fiction
	Michael O'Donovan, United Kingdom	Speaker
003	Genomic variation at the neurexin locus in schizophrenia
	David A. Collier, United Kingdom	Speaker
004	Genomic structural variation, bipolar disorder and psychosis
	Nick Craddock, United Kingdom	Speaker

No.	S-07 - Symposium
Time:	11.00-12.30
Room:	Blue Amphitheatre
Topic:	Genetics
Track:	1 Basic
Session title:	Gene-environment interactions in mental health: New paradigms in basic and clinical research
	Mikhail Pletnikov, USA	Chair
	Jim van Os, Netherlands	Co-Chair

001	How to model the environment in human GxE studies of psychosis
	Jim van Os, Netherlands	Speaker
002	Human G x E interactions in depression using experimental ecogenetic approaches
	Marieke Wichers, Netherlands	Speaker
003	Gene-environment interactions throughout development: Adaptability and resilience in monkey model
	Stephen Suomi, USA	Speaker
004	Gene-environment interactions in psychiatry: DISC1 mouse model
	Mikhail Pletnikov, USA	Speaker

No.	P-09 - Poster Presentation
Time:	12.30-14.00
Room:	Foyer
Topic:	Genetics
Session title:	Genetics I
	Min-Soo Lee, Korea, Republic of	Chair

001	Cis-acting regulatory influences on the schizophrenia candidate gene RGS4 in human brain
	Federica Buonocore, United Kingdom	Presenter
002	Maltreatment, MAOA, and delinquency: Sex differences in gene-environment interaction in a large population-based cohort of adolescents
	Kent Nilsson, Sweden	Presenter
003	BDNF gene polymorphisms and susceptibility to schizophrenia in the Cluj schizophrenic population of Romania
	Ali Sazci, Turkey	Presenter
004	Is the MTHFR A1298C and COMT val158met polymorphisms associated with schizophrenia in the Cluj Napoca population of schizophrenics in Romania?
	Emel Ergul, Turkey	Presenter
005	Methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase gene polymorphisms and susceptibility to schizophrenia in the city of Cluj Napoca in Romania
	Emel Ergul, Turkey	Presenter
006	The role of gene-gene and gene-environment interactions in individual variations of personality traits
	Anastasiya Kazantseva, Russia	Presenter
008	Association between infant irritability, 5-HTT and a putative functional polymorhpism located in TFAP2B
	Jose Luis Ivorra, Spain	Presenter
009	Genetic interaction of alpha-7 nicotinic acetylcholine receptor and brain-derived neurotrophic factor polymorphisms in Alzheimer’s disease
	Agnes Fehér, Hungary	Presenter
010	Detection of stable reference genes for real-time PCR analysis of the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex in schizophrenia and bipolar disorder
	Ruth Navon, Israel	Presenter
011	Polymorphisms in the GABRA6 gene influence coping style in healthy adults and show evidence for a gene-environment interaction with life events
	Angela Heck, Germany	Presenter
012	Association among aggressiveness, neurocognitive function, and the Val66Met polymorphism of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) gene in male schizophrenic patients
	Hyo-Jung Ko, Korea, Republic of	Presenter
013	SMAD4 gene is associated with psychosis in the Cost Rican population
	Ivan Chavarria-Siles, USA	Presenter
014	Multifactor dimensionality reduction reveals gene - gene interactions associated with Antisocial Personality Disorder in Colombia
	Jorge Mauricio Cuartas Arias, Colombia	Presenter
015	Chromosomial abnormalities in some cases with schizophrenia
	Emilia Burada, Romania	Presenter
016	Genetic association study with dysbindin gene: Common genetic factors for schizophrenia and bipolar disorders?
	Aida Ruiz, Chile	Presenter
017	Ethnic difference in pharmacogenetic result in major depression: The result of meta-analysis
	Masaki Kato, Japan	Presenter
018	5-HT1A gene polymorphisms contributed to antidepressant response in major depressive disorder
	Masaki Kato, Japan	Presenter
019	Escitalopram modulates the panic response to choleystokinin tetrapeptide in healthy men depending on 5-HTTLPR genotype
	Michael Kellner, Germany	Presenter
020	The defence mechanism in biology
	Enrico Venga, Italy	Presenter

No.	W-03 - Workshop
Time:	14.00-15.30
Room:	Room 242B
Topic:	Genetics
Session title:	What can genetics tell us about psychiatric disorders II: Focus on endophenotypes

	Julien Mendlewicz, Belgium	Discussant
	Jorge Ospina-Duque, Colombia	Discussant
	Michael Gill, Ireland	Discussant
	Lynn E. DeLisi, USA	Discussant
	James L. Kennedy, Canada	Discussant
	Michael J. Owen, United Kingdom	Discussant
001	Genes to biology in the major psychoses - the use of neuropsychological and neurophysiological endophenotypes
	Michael Gill, Ireland	Speaker
002	Are there brain imaging measures useful as endophenotypes for schizophrenia?
	Lynn E. DeLisi, USA	Speaker
003	Tardive dyskinesia as an endophenotype of schizophrenia: molecular genetic findings
	James L. Kennedy, Canada	Speaker
004	Endophenotypes in psychiatry: Pro's and Con's
	Michael J. Owen, United Kingdom	Speaker

No.	S-18 - Symposium
Time:	14.00-15.30
Room:	Room 251
Topic:	Genetics
Track:	3 Interface
Session title:	Neurosciences of suicidal behaviour: New targets for prevention?
	Philippe Courtet, France	Chair
	Alec Roy, France	Co-Chair

001	What genes tell us - ethical perspectives
	Alain Malafosse, Switzerland	Speaker
002	Will emotional and cognitive endophenotypes provide new therapeutic targets?
	Philippe Courtet, France	Speaker
003	Predictive value of genetic findings: New analytical methods
	Enrique Baca Garcia, Spain	Speaker
004	Suicide risk in prisoners: Genes environment interactions
	Marco Sarchiapone, Italy	Speaker

« previous day	Monday, 29. June 2009	next day »

No.	S-30 - Symposium
Time:	08.00-09.30
Room:	Room 241
Topic:	Genetics
Track:	1 Basic
Session title:	Translational research in the neurogenetics of NPY
	Aleksander Mathe, Sweden	Chair
	Andreas Reif, Germany	Co-Chair

001	Distribution of NPY and its receptors: Significance for anxiety/depression and neurogenesis
	Aleksander Mathe, Sweden	Speaker
002	Effects of viral vector-induced overexpression of neuropeptide Y and Y2 receptors in seizure models
	David Woldbye, Denmark	Speaker
003	NPY and its receptor genes in personality disorder
	Andreas Reif, Germany	Speaker
004	Molecular genetic evidence for a 4q31-34 panic disorder risk locus
	Katharina Domschke, Germany	Speaker

No.	YS-02 - Young Scientists Award Session
Time:	09.45-10.30
Room:	Room 242A
Topic:	Genetics
Session title:	Genetics
	Rainald Mössner, Germany	Chair
	Lynn E. DeLisi, USA	Co-Chair

001	Interaction of psychological, neurocognitive and genetic risk factors in the background of suicidal behaviour
	Andrea Szkaliczki, Hungary	Speaker
002	Association of a serotonin receptor 2A gene polymorphism on cognitive function in early-onset schizophrenia and their unaffected relatives
	Nora S. Vyas, United Kingdom	Speaker
003	A genetic modifier of human aggression and anger control
	Björn Schott, Germany	Speaker

No.	FC-12 - Free Communications
Time:	12.30-14.00
Room:	Room 242B
Topic:	Genetics
Session title:	Genetics I
	Shinichiro Nanko, Japan	Chair
	Aleksander Mathe, Sweden	Co-Chair

001	Finger ratio differences and psychological traits: A case for epigenetics?
	Yu-Sang Lee, Korea, Republic of	Speaker
002	mRNA expression of candidate genes are blood biomarkers for major depression
	Raoul Belzeaux, France	Speaker
003	Dopamine and Cannabinoid receptors gene alterations and high impulsivity between two strains of mice
	Francisco Navarrete, Spain	Speaker
004	Association study of tryptophan hydroxylase 2 gene in bipolar patients with panic disorder comorbidity
	Humberto Correa, Brazil	Speaker
005	Genetic disease and mental health
	Paula Santos, Portugal	Speaker
006	The role of cGMP-nitric oxide pathway on learning and memory in rats
	Ipek Komsuoglu Celikyurt, Turkey	Speaker

No.	D-04 - Debate
Time:	16.00-17.30
Room:	Room 351
Topic:	Genetics
Session title:	Ethics of genetic testing of families for psychiatric deseases?
	Daniel Cohen, France	Chair

	Evan DeRenzo, USA	Proponent
	Arunas Germanavicius, Lithuania	Opponent

« previous day	Tuesday, 30. June 2009	next day »

No.	S-47 - Symposium
Time:	08.00-09.30
Room:	Room 241
Topic:	Genetics
Track:	3 Interface
Session title:	Biological markers and clinical features in depression: A difficult puzzle
	Eduardo Rubio Dominguez, Argentina	Chair
	Florence Thibaut, France	Co-Chair

001	The relevant relationship between genetic and clinical presentation
	Raquel Teresa Zamora-Cabral, Uruguay	Speaker
002	Neuropsycological endophenotypes in bipolar disorder
	Carlos Lopez Jaramillo, Colombia	Speaker
003	International studies on SERT and subtypes of depression - an update
	Andrea Lopez Mato, Argentina	Speaker
004	Correlation between the Serotonin transporter gene in depressive patients and suicide victims
	Patricia Chieri, Argentina	Speaker

No.	FC-20 - Free Communications
Time:	12.30-14.00
Room:	Room 242B
Topic:	Genetics
Session title:	Genetics II
	Michel Hamon, France	Chair
	Olya Mikova, Bulgaria	Co-Chair

001	Moderate caloric restriction reduces anxiety-like behavior and changes gene expression in the mouse amygdala
	Yuta Yamamoto, Japan	Speaker
002	Impact of schizophrenia candidate genes on smooth eye pursuit in a population of young men
	Nikolaos Smyrnis, Greece	Speaker
003	Catechol-O-Methyltransferase (COMT) gene and response to cognitive remediation in schizophrenia: Preliminary findings
	Jean-Pierre Lindenmayer, USA	Speaker
004	Association between dopaminergic pathway gene polymorphisms and schizophrenia (SCHZ) in Malaysian individuals
	Pek Yee Tang, Malaysia	Speaker
005	Conditional CRH overexpressing mouse mutants: Dissecting CRH-sensitive pathways in vivo
	Jan Deussing, Germany	Speaker
006	GAB2, GSTP1, SORL1, BDNF, GAPDH and APOE, polymorphisms associated with late onset Alzheimer disease
	Elida Ojopi, Brazil	Speaker

No.	P-27 - Poster Presentation
Time:	12.30-14.00
Room:	Foyer
Topic:	Genetics
Session title:	Genetics II
	Dan Rujescu, Germany	Chair

002	Assessing the Pharmacokinetics of Venlafaxine Extended Release 75 mg and Desvenlafaxine 50 mg in CYP2D6 Extensive and Poor Metabolizers
	Karen Tourian, France	Presenter
003	Association between Tryptophan hydroxylase-2 gene variations and the personality traits of novelty seeking and harm avoidance
	Chan-Hyung Kim, Korea, Republic of	Presenter
004	Possible association between Serotonin transporter Gene Polymorphism (5-HTTLPR) and SSRI (Sertraline) treatment response in post traumatic stress disorder
	Dhuha Mushtaq, India	Presenter
005	Polymorphisms of 5-HTR2A and 5-HTT genes in patients with neurotic, stress-related and somatoform disorders
	Elena Gutkevich, Russia	Presenter
006	Familial depression associated with two novel T8310G and T8311A mtDNA mutations
	Gabriella Inczedy-Farkas, Hungary	Presenter
007	Stress associated changes in the nitric oxide signaling cascade in a genetic animal model of depression
	Gregers Wegener, Denmark	Presenter
008	Association of polumorphisms of TPH2 gene with risk for bipolar disorder and suicidal behavior
	Humberto Correa, Brazil	Presenter
009	Association study between Tryptophan Hydroxylase type II gene and late onset depression
	Humberto Correa, Brazil	Presenter
010	Post partum depression: Association study with Val66Met polymorphism of BDNF gene
	Humberto Correa, Brazil	Presenter
011	Association analysis of 44 candidate genes with depressive and anxiety symptoms in post-partum women
	Javier Costas, Spain	Presenter
012	Stimulated gene expression profiles as a blood marker in drug-naive major depressive disorder patients
	Jeroen van Zanten, Netherlands	Presenter
013	Personality traits and genetic polymorphisms of healthy Ugandans and Japanese
	Jun Miura, Japan	Presenter
014	Diras2 is associated with adult attention-deficit / hyperactivity disorder
	Lena Weißflog, Germany	Presenter
015	Serotonin transporter and BDNF genes variants in borderline personality disorder
	Hernan Silva Ibarra, Chile	Presenter
016	Effect of the alpha 2A-adrenergic receptor gene polymorphisms on antidepressant response in major depressive disorder
	Masataka Wakeno, Japan	Presenter
017	De novo Alu-mediated mutations of endoplasmic reticulum stress-related genes in schizophrenia
	Mikako Ueno, Japan	Presenter
018	Family association study of candidate genes in schizophrenia
	Pawel Kapelski, Poland	Presenter
019	Determination of emotional endophenotypes: A validation of the Affective Neuroscience Personality Scale
	Sylvie Berthoz, France	Presenter
020	S100B as a marker of inflammation in chidren and adolescents with first episode psychosis
	Tatiana Falcone, USA	Presenter
021	Functional polymorphism of matrix metalloproteinase-9 gene in major psychoses
	Janusz Rybakowski, Poland	Presenter

« previous day	Wednesday, 1. July 2009	next day »

No.	S-61 - Symposium
Time:	08.00-09.30
Room:	Salle Maillot
Topic:	Genetics
Track:	1 Basic
Session title:	The genetics of unipolar depression and bipolar affective disorder
	Alexandra Schosser, United Kingdom	Chair
	Peter McGuffin, United Kingdom	Co-Chair

001	The uses and abuses of genome wide linkage and association studies
	Peter McGuffin, United Kingdom	Speaker
002	Genome-wide association studies of bipolar disorder
	Nick Craddock, United Kingdom	Speaker
003	Genetics of bipolar affective disorder
	Markus M. Nöthen, Germany	Speaker
004	A genome wide association study of unipolar depression
	Sarah Cohen-Woods, United Kingdom	Speaker

No.	W-09 - Workshop
Time:	11.00-12.30
Room:	Room 251
Topic:	Genetics
Session title:	Molecular genetics of adult ADHD
	Andreas Reif, Germany	Chair

001	Genetic studies in IMPACT, the international multi-centre persistent ADHD collaboration
	Barbara Franke, Netherlands	Speaker
002	Functional studies of candidate genes involved in adult ADHD
	Jan Haavik, Norway	Speaker

No.	P-36 - Poster Presentation
Time:	12.30-14.00
Room:	Foyer
Topic:	Genetics
Session title:	Genetics III
	Peter McGuffin, United Kingdom	Chair

001	Serotonin transporter promoter gene polymorphism and response to antidepressant treatment
	Eduardo Cesar Rodriguez Garin, Argentina	Presenter
002	Electroconvulsive seizures regulate gene expression of neurotrophic, angiogenic and antidepressive signaling pathways
	Elida Ojopi, Brazil	Presenter
003	The impact of CYP2D6 and CYP2C19 on antidepressant therapy for major depression
	Elida Ojopi, Brazil	Presenter
004	The C (-1019) G serotonin 1A polymorphism is associated with comorbid anxiety and depression
	Esther Molina, Spain	Presenter
005	Variation at the 5-HT2A receptor gene is associated to panic syndrome
	Esther Molina, Spain	Presenter
006	Analysis of dopamine receptor D4 gene and serotonin receptor 2C gene polymorphisms in patients with alcoholism and opioid addiction from Russia
	Gulnaz Faskhutdinova, Russia	Presenter
007	Gene expression profiles in human peripheral blood mononuclear cells induced by sleep deprivation
	Jong-Woo Kim, Korea, Republic of	Presenter
008	Neuropeptide Y and schizophrenia : Genetic association study in Korean population
	Joo-Ho Chung, Korea, Republic of	Presenter
009	Relations between 5-HTTLPR polymorphism, aggression, impulsivity and neuroticism in a Chilean borderline personality disorder sample (Proyecto FONDECYT 1071045).
	Juana Villarroel, Chile	Presenter
010	A Microarray analysis of gene expression following Lithium-induced Euthymia in Bipolar disorder type 1 patients and resultant synaptic plasticity
	Lana Kirkby, South Africa	Presenter
011	RGS4 in pathophysiology of schizophrenia
	Monika Vrajova, Czech Republic	Presenter
012	The role of recent adaptative selection on schizophrenia susceptibility genes
	Noa Carrera, Spain	Presenter
013	Study of association between tryptophan hydroxylase-2 and depression of late - onset
	Patricia Pereira, Brazil	Presenter
014	Polymorphisms in GRM3 and HOMER1 genes and their possible role for early treatment response in schizophrenia
	Rebecca Schennach-Wolff, Germany	Presenter
015	Association between D2 Dopamine Receptor (DRD2) Gene Polymorphism and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Vietnam War Veterans of Korea
	Tae-Yong Kim, Korea, Republic of	Presenter
016	The role of 677C>T genetic polimorphism of the methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase gene in schizophrenia
	Vasile Chirita, Romania	Presenter
017	The MAO-A gene, adverse life events and adult ADHD
	Wiplove Lamba, Canada	Presenter
018	A family study of the association of the dopamine gene polymorphisms with temperament and behavioral problems
	Wojciech Dragan, Poland	Presenter
019	Specific gene expression in the periaqueductal grey predicts a rats preference for a proactive, reactive or shifting emotional coping style
	Zoe Brett, Australia	Presenter
020	Association between Thrombospondin 1 (THBS1) gene polymorphisms and schizophrenia in Korean population
	Dong-Kee Hwang, Korea, Republic of	Presenter

No.	S-75 - Symposium
Time:	16.00-17.30
Room:	Room 251
Topic:	Genetics
Track:	1 Basic
Session title:	Recent advances in the neurobiology of suicide
	Kees van Heeringen, Belgium	Chair
	Dan Rujescu, Germany	Co-Chair

001	Separating effects of genes and stress on the neurobiology of suicidal behavior
	Leo Sher, USA	Speaker
002	Early life adversity, biological modifications and impulsive-aggressive suicide
	Gustavo Turecki, Canada	Speaker
003	Orbitofrontal cortex, decision-making and suicidal behaviour
	Fabrice Jollant, France	Speaker
004	Genetics of aggressive and impulsive behavior
	Dan Rujescu, Germany	Speaker

« previous day	Thursday, 2. July 2009

No.	D-10 - Debate
Time:	14.00-15.30
Room:	Room 351
Topic:	Genetics
Session title:	Is pharmacogenetics ready for clinical application
	Nicole Praschak-Rieder, Austria	Chair

	Min-Soo Lee, Korea, Republic of	Proponent
	Alessandro Serretti, Italy	Opponent

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