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08.30 – 09.15
Session 12
(Branding)
Endocrinology Keynote Lecture
Chairperson: Sytze van
Dam (Amsterdam)
Louis Gooren
(Amsterdam):
Hormones and the
brain, studies in transsexuals
09.30 – 11.00
Parallel sessions
Session 13 (Doorwerth)
Gender, hormones
and brain function
Moderators: Gert ter Horst (Groningen) and Mechiel Korte (Lelystad / Utrecht)
Inga Neumann
(Regensburg, Germany): Brain
neuropeptides: regulation of stress coping not only in the maternal
brain (30)
Zuoxin Wang
(Tallahassee, FL, USA):
Dopamine regulation
of social attachment in a monogamous rodent (30)
Cornelieke van de Beek
(Amsterdam):
Prenatal influences of sex hormones on gender-related behavior in
infants (15)
Christel Westenbroek
(Groningen): Sex-specific effects of ‘social support’ in rats after chronic
stress (15)
Session 14 (Branding)
Is eating always fun?
Moderators: Louk
Vanderschuren and Roger Adan (Utrecht)
Kenneth Carr
(New York, NY, USA): Augmentation of drug reward by chronic food restriction: behavioral evidence and underlying mechanisms (30)
Jacquelien
Hillebrand
(Utrecht): Hypothalamic signaling in an animal model of anorexia nervosa (15)
Donné Schmidt
(Amsterdam): Overlapping and segregating corticolimbic circuits involved in
sucrose seeking and heroin seeking (15)
Ramona Guerrieri
(Maastricht): The relationship between impulsivity and feeding in humans (15)
Celine Morens
(Groningen): Interactions between cholinergic systems and melanin concentrating
hormone (15)
Session 15 (Patio)
Calcium and
exocytosis
Moderators:
Remco Westerink and
Matthijs Verhage
(Amsterdam)
Ron Habets
(Rotterdam): Residual calcium and plasticity of transmitter release (15)
Sander Groffen
(Amsterdam): DOC2B and the art
of vesicle pool maintenance: a molecular gearbox triggered by calcium (15)
Remco
Westerink
(Amsterdam): Reduced vesicular catecholamine release in calbindin-D28k null
mutant mouse chromaffin cells (15)
Guillermo Alvarez de Toledo
(Sevilla,
Spain): Exocytosis studied with high resolution patch clamp capacitance,
amperometric and fluorescence measurements (45)
Session 16 (Gelderland)
Neurotrophins: from the central nervous system to the
neuroendocrine cell
Moderators: Wim
Scheenen and Bruce Jenks (Nijmegen)
Susana Cohen-Cory
(Irvine, CA, USA): Neurotrophin-induced plasticity in the developing CNS: from
dendrites and axons to synapses (30)
Thomas Dijkmans
(Leiden): The effects of nerve growth factor (NGF) on double-cortin-like kinase,
a novel CamK-like kinase, in a PC12 cell model (15)
Shridhara
Chrakravarthy
(Amsterdam):
Cell autonomous inhibition of TrkB signaling can induce dendritic
pruning in the adult visual cortex (15)
Adhanet Kidane
(Nijmegen): Expression and function of p75 and TrkB receptors in the pituitary
melanotrope cell (15)
Dorien de Groot
(Nijmegen):
Generation and analysis of Xenopus laevis with cell-specific
transgene expression of (pro)BDNF (15)
11.00 - 11.30
Break
11.30 – 12.15
Session 17 (Branding)
Marius Tausk Lecture
Chairperson: Ron de
Kloet (Leiden)
Bruce McEwen
(New York City, NY, USA):
Stress, sex and the
hippocampus
12.15 – 13.30
Lunch
13.30 – 15.00
Parallel sessions
Session 18 (Doorwerth)
Neuron-Schwann cell
interactions in health and disease
Moderators: Dies
Meijer (Rotterdam) and Mark Verheijen (Amsterdam)
Lawrence Wrabetz
(Italy): Protein quality control in the pathogenesis of Charcot Marie Tooth 1B
hereditary neuropathy (30)
Martine Jaegle
(Rotterdam): The Claw Paw gene and its role in peripheral nerve development (15)
Mark Verheijen
(Amsterdam): Schwann cell SREBP-1 and associated lipid metabolism are implicated
in diabetic peripheral neuropathy (15)
Valeria Ramaglia
(Amsterdam): The role of complement in Wallerian degeneration (15)
Martijn Tannemaat
(Amsterdam):
The effect of lentiviral vector-mediated delivery of neurotrophic
factors on peripheral nerve regeneration (15)
Session 19
(Branding)
The HPA axis in
inflammatory diseases
Moderator: Inge
Huitinga (Amsterdam)
Christoph Heesen
(Hamburg, Germany):
HPA-axis activity in multiple sclerosis, relation with severity
and cognition (30)
Bert Beishuizen
(Amsterdam): HPA-axis in severe critical illness (30)
Lisa van Winsen
(Amsterdam): Glucocorticoid receptor in multiple sclerosis (15)
Zeynel Erkut
(Amsterdam):
HPA-axis in multiple sclerosis; post mortem studies (15)
Session 20 (Patio)
GABA in circuits
(organized under auspices of the
‘SWO/Liga tegen Epilepsie’)
Moderators: Tineke van
Rijn (Nijmegen) and Govert Hoogland (Maastricht)
Arjen Brussaard
(Amsterdam): GABAergic synapses: from receptors to cognition (30)
Maarten Kamermans
(Amsterdam): GABA, a neuromodulator in the retina (30)
Gitte Bouwman
(Nijmegen): GABA and absence epilepsy: corticothalamic circuits (15)
Lia Liefaard
(Leiden): Changes in GABAA receptor properties in the post-SE model
for temporal lobe epilepsy (15)
Session 21
(Gelderland)
Diabetes and the brain
Moderators: Suat Simsek
(Amsterdam) and Geert-Jan Biessels (Utrecht)
Chris Ryan
(Pittsburgh, PA, USA):
Cognitive (dys)function
and diabetes (30)
Alette Wessels
(Amsterdam): Type 1 diabetes mellitus and cognitive dysfunction: microangiopathy
of the brain (15)
Ineke Brands
(Utrecht):
Brain MRI correlates of cognitive dysfunction in type 2 diabetes
mellitus (15)
Peter de Jonge
(Groningen): Depression and diabetes mellitus: what is the relationship? (15)
Esther Pelgrim
(Amsterdam): Relationship between diabetes mellitus and hippocampal atrophy: the
HAAS study
(15)
15.00 - 17.00
Poster
session Neuroscience 1 (Branding)
17.00 - 18.30
Parallel
sessions
Session 22 (Branding)
Neuron-glia signaling in the CNS
Moderator: Eric Boddeke
(Groningen)
Giorgio Carmignoto
(Padova, Italy):
Astrocyte-mediated
neuronal synchrony in the hippocampus (30)
Alfonso Araque
(Madrid, Spain): Synaptic information processing by astrocytes (30)
Eiko de Jong
(Groningen): Neuron-glia communication in neuronal stress (15)
Robert Hoek (Amsterdam): CD200-mediated regulation of microglia
activation (15)
Session 23 (Gelderland)
Short-cuts and traffic jams:
protein transport in neurodegeneration
Moderator: Wiep
Scheper (Amsterdam)
Casper Hoogenraad
(Boston, MA, USA): GRIP1
specifies dendrite morphogenesis by regulating receptor trafficking
(30)
Martijn Roelandse
(Amsterdam): The role of
synaptic vesicle release in neurodegeneration and axon outgrowth
(15)
Sidhartha Chafekar
(Amsterdam): Aβ trafficking and toxicity (15)
Peter Peters
(Amsterdam): Intracellular trafficking of PrP (30)
Session 24 (Patio)
Impulse activity in
the midbrain dopamine system and the vulnerability to drugs of abuse
Moderator: Geert
Ramakers (Utrecht)
Michela Marinelli
(Chicago, IL, USA): Electrophysiological correlates of addiction liability (45)
Mischa de Rover
(Amsterdam): Long term effects of changes in dopaminergic transmission on
cholinergic modulation in the nucleus accumbens (15)
Annelies Olijslagers
(Amsterdam): Serotonin's potentiating interaction with dopamine neurons in SN
and VTA areas of the rat (15)
Daniel Mathon
(Utrecht): Neurophysiological changes in the midbrain dopamine system of μ
opioid receptor knockout mice (15)
Session 25 (Doorwerth)
Imaging biological
processes with MRI
Moderators: Erwin
Blezer (Utrecht) and Elga de Vries (Amsterdam)
Mathias Hoehn
(Köln, Germany):
In vivo MR imaging of cells in brain: methodological and physiological
challenges (30)
Raoul Oude Engberink
(Utrecht): Ex vivo labeling of monocytes for in vivo cell tracking using MR
imaging (15)
Willem Mulder
(Eindhoven): Lipid-based contrast agents for molecular and cellular MR imaging
(15)
Jeroen Geurts
(Amsterdam): Grey matter involvement in multiple sclerosis: pathology and MRI
(15)
Jet van der Zijden
(Utrecht): Mapping cortical projections
after stroke using in vivo manganese enhanced
MRI
(15)
19.00
Dinner /
Poster Award
Ceremony Neuroscience 1
21.00-21.45
Session 26 (Branding)
Hersenstichting Lecture
Chairperson: Marian Joëls
(Amsterdam)
James McGaugh
(Irvine, CA, USA):
Emotional arousal,
memory consolidation and the amygdala
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