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Program of IANRAC III & Chinese Seminar
of Neurorestoratology in 2010
23 April-25 April, 2010
 
April 23，2010 (Friday) :
8：00-17：00  Registrations
 
8：00-13：00  Chinese Seminar of Neurorestoratology in 2010
8：00-8：10  Opening Ceremony
Prof. Tiansheng Sun will host, Prof. Huanzong Zuo will present the opening speech
8：10-9：10  Cell and Tissue Transplantation (Ⅰ)
Session Chair: Huancong Zuo, Zuo Luan
8：10-8：20  Anmin Li  The Treatments of mental retardation with transplantation of Autologous peripheral blood mononuclear cells
8：20-8：30  Wenming Chen  The analysis of treatments of 12 patients with stroke by transplantation of autologous bone morrow stem cells
8：30-8：40  Yong Man  The treatment of vascular dementia with transplantation of human cord blood mononuclear cells
8：40-8：50  Han Zhang  Function of injured rabbit facial nerve was improved by transplanted complex of neural stem cells, hyaluronic scid-collagen-scaffold and NT-3
8：50-9：10  Discussion
9：10-10：10  Cell and Tissue Transplantation (Ⅱ)
Session Chair: Xijing He, Guoming Luan
9：10-9：20  Like Wu  The use of umbilical cord blood mesenchymal stem cell transplantation for 20 patients with multiple system atrophy
9：20-9：30  Bo Yang  Human umbilical cord blood mesenchymal stem cells inhibit C6 glioma cells in vivo
9：30-9：40  Xiaoming Guo  Clinical research on treating sequela of central nervous system with cerebral arterial perfusion of autologous peripheral blood mononuclear cells
9：40-9：50  Haitao Xi  Cell transplantation for nervous system diseases in 1518 patients
9：50-10：00  Yixin Shen  Guidance of olfactory ensheathing cells growth and migration on electrospun silk fibroin scaffolds
10：00-10：20  Discussion
10：20-11：05  Medicine, Factors, Acupuncture and Engineering
Session Chair: Tiansheng Sun, Jianjun Li
10：20-10：30  Yanchao Qi  Effects of acupuncture and nerve growth factor on the overall function of rats with cerebral palsy
10：30-10：40   Zhenhuan Liu  Action of acupuncture, neurodevelopment and neurorestoratolo of brain
10：40-10：50  Lingling Wang  The compatibility of self-assembly hydrogel from the amphipathic peptide containing IKVAV with rat olfactory ensheathing cells
10：50-11：05  Discussion
11：05-11：15  Coffee Break
11：15-12：00  Special Topics on Spinal Cord Injury (Ⅰ)
Session Chair: Hongyun Huang, Shaocheng Zhang
11：15-11：25  Chunlin Hou  Severing normal lumb and sacral anterior nerve root to reconstruct the atonic bladder function : clinical observation
11：25-11：35  Shaocheng Zhang  Microsurgical method in the treatment of chronic and complete spinal cord injury
11：35-11：45  Zuncheng Zheng  Clinical research on the treatment of patients with spinal cord injury with olfactory ensheathing cells
11：45-12：00  Discussion
12：00-12：55  Special Topics on Spinal Cord Injury (Ⅰ)
Session Chair: Changman Zhou, Peng Liang
12：00-12：10  Xiaodong Guo  Neural stem/progenitor cell-coated chitosan channels, growth factors and soluble Nogo66 peceptor protein promote long-term transplant survival and axonal regeneration after complete transection of rat spinal cord
12：10-12：20  Peng Liang  Neural stem cell conditioned culture medium adminstration protects neurons, oligodendrocytes and promotes axon regeneration after spinal cord injury
12：20-12：30   Shiqing Feng  Experiment study on repairing spinal cord injury by human umbilical cord blood CD34+ cells transplantation
12：30-12：40   Chaoqun Ye  Olfactory ensheathing cells (OECs) transplantation combined step training on treadmill promotes functional recovery from rats with spinal cord contusion
12：40-12：55  Discussion
12：55-13：00  Closing Ceremony
 
13：00-17：00  Neurorestoratological Youth Forum
Session Chair: Lin Chen, Changman Zhou
Select outstanding papers from the IANRAC III submissions for the Youth Forum presentation. Selection criteria: less than 35 years old, engaged in basic and clinical research of neurorestoratology and as the first author of the paper. IANR will award the top 6 winners selected by the Academic Committee, who will be presented trophy cup and cash award, which is separately RMB￥3,000 (1st) , ￥2,000 (2nd) and ￥1,000 (3rd).
13:00-13:15  Jingwei Shang  Anti-apoptotic and anti-autophagic effects of GDNF and HGF after transient MCAO in rats
13:15-13:30  Jia Li         Implanted olfactory ensheathing cells ameliorated experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis
13:30-13-45  Hui Liu      The altered expression of aquaporin-4 is related with that of its anchoring proteins in rat brain after traumatic brain injury
13:45-14:00  Hong Shao    Research on adult neurogenesis of phrynocephalus przewalskii
14:00-14:15  Xue Li       Research of exercises on NE，DA，5-HT and 5-HIAA in different cerebral areas of rats with depression
14:15-14:30  Yongming Liu  Neurogenesis of adipose-derived stem cells in hydrogel
14:30-14:45  Haodong Lin  Reconstruction of physiological reflex pathways to the atonic bladder after conus medullaris injury: experimental and clinical study
14:45-15:00  Ying Wang  Experimental therapy of rat stroke model by tissue engineering with hyaluronic acid based scaffold seeded with neural stem cells
15:00-15:15  Di Chen    Intracranial transplant of olfactory ensheathing cells in children and adolescent with Cerebral Palsy: A Random Controlled Clinical Trial
15:15-15:30  Ying Li    Olfactory ensheathing cells (OECs) transplantation in co rona radiate prolongs the survival of mutant SOD1 (G93A) ALS rats through neuroprotection
15:30-15-45  Yang Liu   Ability of novel multifunctional PEG-TAT-modified liposomes to cross the blood-spinal cord barrier after spinal cord injury
15:45-16:00  Shen Liu   The expression levels of neurite growth inhibitors on different periods after spinal cord injury
16:00-16:15  Lei Zhao   Valproic acid exerts neuoprotective effect on APP/PS transgenic mouse model through inhibition of GSK-3β activity
16:15-16:30  Yisong Liu  Secreted proteome profiling and potential neuronal repair biomarker discovery of olfactory ensheathing cells
16:30-16:45  Duan Da    Electrophysiological characterization of neural stem/progenitor cells during in vitro differentiation and enhanced recovery of the motor function of traumatic brain injury rats with combined transplantation of neural stem cells and olfactory ensheathing cells
16:45-17:00  Shengli Hu   In vitro and in vivo MRI of superparamagnetic iron oxide labeled human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells
17:00-17:20  Koji Abe (Japan)  Neuroprotection and gene-stem cell therapy for ischemic stroke     
 
18：00– 20：00  Council and invited experts meeting of IANR
Session Chair：Ziad M. Al Zoubi (Jordan)
1.         President’s presentation on “2009-2010 IANR Council Annual Work Report” will be deliberated by council members and invited experts. Invited experts and council members and candidate members will provide different views as well as suggestions for IANR of 2010-2011.
2.         Discuss the schedule of IANRAC IV, time and venue the conference to be held, list the name of organization council members and scientific council members.
Hold IANR Council Expansion Meeting
3.         Establish IANR Specialized Committees and IANR Professional Committee.
4.         Establish <Neurorestoratology> (English Version) Editorial Committee, and assign writing and editorial duties.
5.         Vote co-opted members
   
April 24, 2010 (Saturday):
8：00 – 8：30  Opening Ceremony
President of the Organizing Committee: Hongyun Huang, President of the Scientific Committee: Geoffrey Raisman and Editor-in-Chief of IANR Official Journal, Cell Transplantation, will present the opening speeches.
Photo Session: Representatives will take collective photo
 
8：30 – 10：00  Discipline Introduction
Session Chair：Ziad M. Al Zoubi
8：30-8：50 Hongyun Huang (China): Achievements, obstacles, falsehoods, and directions in the era of CNS Neurorestoratology
8：50-9：10 Geoffrey Raisman (UK): The achievements of today are an incomplete foundation for those of the future: it is the passing on of unsolved questions to enquiring young minds that creates progress
9：10-9：30 Ziad M Al Zoubi (Jordan): How to strengthen the IANR
9：30-9：45 Discussion
9：45-10：00 Coffee Break
 
10：00-12：00  Cell and Tissue Transplantation (I)
Session Chair：Paul R. Sanberg, Foo-Chiang Lee
10：00-10：20 Paul R. Sanberg (USA): Novel cell therapies for brain repair
10：20-10：40 Adeeb Al-Zoubi (Jordan): Ex Vivo Differentiation of CD34+ and CD133+ Human Stem Cells Into Neuronal cell Lineages
10：40-11：00 Anna Sarnowska (Poland): Neurorestorating treatment of cerebral ischemia with neuraly committed cord blood progenitor cells- experimental and clinical study
11：00-11：20 David A. Howe (USA): Scientific rationale for using mesenchymal stem cells for neurological repair in patients suffering from ischemic stroke
11：20-11：40 Foo-Chiang Lee (Malaysia): Multicentre phase II study assessing the safety and efficacy of intracerebral autologous mesenchymal stem cells in chronic stroke patients
11：40-11：50 Chih-Min Lin (USA): Chicken embryonic brain: an in vivo model for verifying neural stem cell potency
11：50-12：10 Discussion
12：10-13：00  Lunch
 
13：00– 14：55  Cell and Tissue Transplantation (II)
Session Chair: Christine Radtke, Siwei You
13：00-13：20 Christine Radtke (Germany): Transplantation of olfactory ensheathing cells as adjunct cell-therapy for peripheral nerve injury
13：20-13：40 Siwei You (China): Death of axotomized retinal ganglion cells delayed after intra-optic nerve transplantation of olfactory ensheathing cells in adult rats
13：40-14：00 Ashish K. Rehni (India): Potential of stem cell therapy in controlling ischemic neuronal damage
14：00-14：20 Ping Wu (USA): Stem cell therapy for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
14：20-14：35 Lin Chen (China): Cell therapy in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis: Evidence from the results of long-term follow-up and multiple transplants in patients
14：35-14：55 Discussion
14：55-15：05 Coffee Break
 
15：05-16：30  Cell and Tissue Transplantation (III)
Session Chair：Zuo Luan, Elena Chernykh
15：05-15：25 Andrey S.Bryukhovetskiy (Russia): Epigenetically reprogrammed cell systems of hematopoiesis precursors: From cell therapy to neurorestoration and neuroregulation of brain and spinal cord cells
15：25-15：40 Hua Feng (China): Functional recovery in traumatic spinal cord injury after transplantation of human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells
15：40-15：50 Zuo Luan (China): Efficacy evaluation of human neural precursor cells transplantation for treating children with cerebral palsy
15：50-16：10 Elena Chernykh (Russia): Immune cells in the regulation of neural regeneration
16：10-16：30 Discussion
16：30-16：40 Coffee Break
 
16：40-18：00  Cell and Tissue Transplantation (IV)
Session Chair: Patrik Brundin, Roger Barker
16：40-17：00 William Freed & Jia Chen (USA): A rapid method for feeder-free differentiation of dopaminergic neurons from human embryonic stem cells
17：00-17：20 Patrik Brundin (Sweden): Lessons learnt from experimental and clinical transplantation of dopamine neurons
17：20-17：40 Roger Barker (UK): Where next with cell therapies with Parkinson's disease
17：40-18：00 Discussion
 
18：00 – 18：30  Neural Plasticity
Session Chair: Lin Chen
18：00-18：20 Dajue Wang（UK）：Neural plasticity and neural restoration
18：20-18：30 Discussion
18：30-19：00  Dinner  
 
19：00– 20：30  The Second Meeting of the Preparatory Committee of CANR                 
            
April 25, 2010 (Sunday):
8：00 – 9：50  Neural Rehabilitation and Neural Restoration (I)
Session Chair: Dimitrijevic Milan, Justin Brown
8：00-8：20 Albert Bohbot (France): Olfactory ensheathing glia transplantation combined with LASERPONCTURE® in human spinal cord injury: Results measured by electromyography monitoring
8：20-8：40 Justin Brown (USA): Recovery of spinal cord motor functions after spinal cord injury: neurocontrol aspects
8：40-9：00 Dimitrijevic Milan (USA & Slovenia): Spinal Cord Injury Repair: where we are today and where we could be?
9：00-9：20 Laurance Johnston (USA): New & emerging therapies for SCI: an overview
9：20-9：30 Thakur Gurjeet Singh (India): Embryonic neuronal stem cell treatment ameliorates spinal nerve ligation and vincristine induced neuropathy in rats
9：30-9：50 Discussion
9：50-10：00 Coffee Break
 
10：00-11：00  Neural Rehabilitation and Neural Restoration (II)
Session Chair: Ying Li, Patty Phelps
10：00-10：20 Ying Li (UK): Transplanted olfactory mucosal cells restore paw reaching function without regeneration of severed corticospinal tract fibres across the lesion
10：20-10：30 Daqing Li (UK): Obtaining OECs from adult olfactory mucosa for autologous repair of spinal root avulsion
10：30-10：50 Patty Phelps (USA): Functional reconnectivity in adult rats after a complete spinal cord transaction: Effect of olfactory bulb-derived olfactory ensheathing glia (OEG) transplantation
10：50-11：00 Discussion
11：00-11：10 Coffee Break
 
11：10– 12：10  Neural Rehabilitation
Session Chair: Victor Mark, Romain Meeusen
11：10-11：40 Victor Mark (USA): Constraint-induced movement therapy for post-stroke limb paralysis: From basic neuroscience research to efficacious treatment in the clinic
11：40-12：00 Romain Meeusen (Belgium): Is exercise good for the brain?
12：00-12：10 Discussion
12：10-13：30   Lunch
 
13：30 –14：40  Neuromodulation and neural stimulation
Session Chair: Russell J Andrews, Levon Gasparyan
13：30-13：50 Anu Makela (Finland): The neurological growth factors regulated by light and laser and blue light and laser treatment of Alzheimer’s dementia and Parkinson’s disease
13：50-14：10 Levon Gasparyan (Finland): Neural low level laser therapy and neural photo dynamic therapy
14：10-14：30 Russell J Andrews (USA): Neurorestoratology: Novel techniques at the nano-neuronal level 
14：30-14：40 Discussion
 
14：40 – 12：20  Cell and Tissue Transplantation (V)
Session Chair: Francesca Cicchetti, Poon Wai Sang
14：40-15：00 Shinn-zong Lin (Taiwan): CD34 stem cell implantation enables the regeneration of the corticospinal tract in the chronic stroke patients
15：00 -15：20 Poon Wai Sang (Hong Kong of China): Cell therapy in treatment for intracerebral hemorrhage
15：20-15：40 Francesca Cicchetti (Canada): Neural transplants in patients with Huntington's disease undergo disease-Like neuronal degeneration
15：40-15：55 Fuzhai Cui (China): Fate of neural stem cells controlled by chemical functional groups of its niche
15：55-16：10 Discussion
16：10-16：20 Coffee Break
 
16：20 -17：30  Tissue engineering and bioengineering
Session Chair: Weiming Duan, Jianxing Song
16：20-16：40 Jeffrey H. Kordower (USA): Gene therapy for Parkinson’s disease
16：40-17：00 Jianxing Song (Singapore): Discovery and design of molecules to enhance CNS regeneration by targeting eph-ephrin signaling interface
17：00-17: 15 Weiming Duan (USA): Therapeutic potential of AAV9-mediated erythropoietin gene delivery in a rat model of Parkinson’s disease
17：15-17：30 Discussion
 
17：30-18：20  Medicine, Neural Restoration and Protection
Session Chair: Hari S Sharma
17：30-17：50 Hari S Sharma (Sweden): Neurotrophic factors in combination: a possible new therapeutic strategy to influence pathophysiology of spinal cord injury and repair mechanisms.
17：50-18：10 Yasuo Iwasaki (Japan): Levetiracetam protects spinal motor neurons from glutamate mediated neurotoxicity
18：10-18：25 Satomi Onoue (Japan): Neurotrophic activities of pituitary adenylate cyclase activating polypeptide in central and peripheral nervous systems
18：25-18：35 Discussion
 
18：40– 20：30  Closing Ceremony
18：40– 19：10 Youth Forum Award Presentation
19：10– 19：20 Closing Ceremony Speeches (Organizing Committee Chief of the IANRAC Ⅳ)
19：20– 19：40 Entertainment
19：40– 20：30 Closing Ceremony Dinner
 
April 26, 2010 (Monday):
Foreign professors will go on a local tour: Choices including the Great Wall, the Forbidden City, and the Temple of Heaven.

 

 

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