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and sequencing platforms<\/a><\/td>Day 2 – Tuesday 18 February<\/td><\/tr> 8<\/td> Camiel Corten<\/td> Single-Cell Variation in the Gut Microbiome<\/a><\/td> Day 2 – Tuesday 18 February<\/td><\/tr> 9<\/td> Christina Kim<\/td> Enhancing in vitro models of human early placentation<\/a><\/td> Day 2 – Tuesday 18 February<\/td><\/tr> 10<\/td> Clara Tejido<\/td> NEURO-SC: A Single-Cell Transcriptomic Atlas of Cerebrospinal Fluid cells in Neurological Disorders with Unsolved Pathomechanisms<\/a><\/td> Day 3 – Wednesday 19 February<\/td><\/tr> 11<\/td> Daniela Ahuatzin Gallardo<\/td> Overexpression of transcription factors in
Chlamydomonas analysed by Single-Cell RNA-seq to discover their function<\/a><\/td>Day 2 – Tuesday 18 February<\/td><\/tr> 12<\/td> Elizabeth Jones<\/td> Vascular remodelling in health and disease<\/a><\/td> Day 2 – Tuesday 18 February<\/td><\/tr> 13<\/td> Emiliano Marasco<\/td> Analysis of immunoglobulin repertoire reveals altered peripheral B cell tolerance checkpoints in patients with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis<\/a><\/td> Day 2 – Tuesday 18 February<\/td><\/tr> 14<\/td> Estefania Mancini<\/td> NOT PROVIDED<\/strong><\/td> Day 2 – Tuesday 18 February<\/td><\/tr> 15<\/td> Fani Memi<\/td> Using Integrated Single Cell and Spatial Genomics to understand brain development and pathology<\/a><\/td> Day 2 – Tuesday 18 February<\/td><\/tr> 16<\/td> Gabrielle Litovskich<\/td> Chromatin, Seizures, and Synapses: Untangling the Role of CHD2 and REST in Developmental Epileptic Encephalopathy<\/a><\/td> Day 2 – Tuesday 18 February<\/td><\/tr> 17<\/td> Jana Raman<\/td> Role of resident macrophages as a trigger for
Heart Failure with a preserved Ejection Fraction<\/a><\/td>Day 2 – Tuesday 18 February<\/td><\/tr> 18<\/td> Jifeng Liu<\/td> Modeling Monogenic Diabetes Using Human Pluripotent Stem Cell-Derived Pancreas Models<\/a><\/td> Day 3 – Wednesday 19 February<\/td><\/tr> 19<\/td> Joao Paulo Macena Muniz Vieira<\/td> Toll\u2019s Morphogen Role: Convergent Evolution in Cricket DV Axis<\/a><\/td> Day 3 – Wednesday 19 February<\/td><\/tr> 20<\/td> Julia Kraxner<\/td> From single cytoskeleton molecule to endothelial cell mechanics<\/a><\/td> Day 3 – Wednesday 19 February<\/td><\/tr> 21<\/td> Katariina Johanna Saretok<\/td> The role of extracellular vesicles in the human ovarian follicle<\/a><\/td> Day 3 – Wednesday 19 February<\/td><\/tr> 22<\/td> Lars Harms<\/td> Plankton community in the subarctic Bering
Sea derived from sedimentary ancient DNA<\/a><\/td>Day 3 – Wednesday 19 February<\/td><\/tr> 23<\/td> Laudy Cherry<\/td> Modulating Neutrophil Phenotype via MSC Paracrine Signals in MI<\/a><\/td> Day 3 – Wednesday 19 February<\/td><\/tr> 24<\/td> Maher Alsaif<\/td> NOT PROVIDED<\/strong><\/td> Day 3 – Wednesday 19 February<\/td><\/tr> 25<\/td> Marc Carrillo P\u00e9rez<\/td> SPLICING AND NEURODEVELOPMENT, A SINGLE-CELL APPROACH<\/a><\/td> Day 3 – Wednesday 19 February<\/td><\/tr> 26<\/td> Margus Veanes<\/td> Single Cell Transcriptomics in Tumor Associated Vasculature<\/a><\/td> Day 3 – Wednesday 19 February<\/td><\/tr> 27<\/td> Marta Chroscik<\/td> Using single-cell transcriptomics to predict the origins of mast cells in cutaneous mastocytosis<\/a><\/td> Day 3 – Wednesday 19 February<\/td><\/tr> 28<\/td> Michela Francesconi<\/td> Adipose tissue in breast cancer<\/a><\/td> Day 3 – Wednesday 19 February<\/td><\/tr> 29<\/td> Mohamad Eldaw<\/td> Structural organization and mechanistic insights into Sox5 interaction<\/a><\/td> Day 3 – Wednesday 19 February<\/td><\/tr> 30<\/td> Phoolwanti Rani<\/td> Transcriptionally Active Membrane-Bound Viral Organelle<\/a><\/td> Day 3 – Wednesday 19 February<\/td><\/tr> 31<\/td> Rijndert Ariese<\/td> Glial-enriched brainstem organoid to model
Diffuse Midline Glioma onset and progression<\/a><\/td>Day 3 – Wednesday 19 February<\/td><\/tr> 32<\/td> Samuel Bharti<\/td> Integrative Multi-Omics Analysis of NF1-Associated Breast Cancer Using Novel Rat Models<\/a><\/td> Day 3 – Wednesday 19 February<\/td><\/tr> 33<\/td> Sergio Forcelloni<\/td> Assessing the maturation stages of PMN-MDSC to dissect the immunosuppressive mechanisms within the TME<\/a><\/td> Day 3 – Wednesday 19 February<\/td><\/tr> 34<\/td> Stefan Pinkernell<\/td> Current work<\/a><\/td> Day 3 – Wednesday 19 February<\/td><\/tr> 35<\/td> Theresa Auer<\/td> Impact of myoblast Nfe2l1 on muscle development<\/a><\/td> Day 3 – Wednesday 19 February<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"