July 12, 2010
09:00 Plenary Lecture
Lecture room Claude Monet
PL-3: Joseph G. Verbalis (Washington, USA)
Neuroendocrine involvement in disorders of fluid and electrolyte balance: homeostasis versus allostasis
Chair: Gareth Leng and Quentin Pittman
10:00 Coffee break
10:30 4 Symposia
12:30 Lunch
13:30 General Assemblies
14:30 Mortyn Jones Lecture
Sponsored by BSN
Lecture room Claude Monet
PL-4: John F. Morris (
Folliculostellate cells and annexin A1: Subtle cogs in the machinery of glucocorticoid feedback
Chair: Fran Ebling and Mitsuhiro Kawata
15:30 Poster session and Cheese-and-Wine party
Abstracts that are eligible for the Poster Prize selection are marked with an asterisk *
Neuroendocrinology of Reproduction | ||
| P1-1: | Agati L, Micheloto F and Pereira O: Could resistance exercise in neonatal androgenized rats affect body/organs development and bone resistance? | |
| P1-2: | Amin NA, Ali B, Ramaswamy S, Ciofi P, Gibbs RB and Plant TM: Neurons in the arcuate nucleus of the male rhesus monkey (Macaca Mulatta) co-express kisspeptin and neurokinin B and both peptides are upregulated by castration | |
| P1-3: | Amstalden M, Redmond JS, Baez-Sandoval GM, Spell KM, Spencer TE, Lents CA and Williams GL: Kiss1 gene expression in the arcuate nucleus increases during activation of pulsatile release of LH in maturing ewe lambs | |
| P1-4: | Augustine RA and Grattan DR: Quantification of leptin receptor mRNA in the hypothalamus of leptin-resistant pseudopregnant rats using laser microdissection and real-time qPCR | |
| P1-5: | Balthazart J, Corbisier De Méaultsart C, Ball GF and Cornil CA: Sexually differentiated activation of the neural circuits mediating appetitive and consummatory aspects of sexual behavior in Japanese quail | |
| P1-6: | Bellefontaine N, Hanchate NK, Leroy D, Colledge WH, D'Anglemont De Tassigny X and Prévot V: Morphological evidence for the interrelationship of kisspeptin and nitric oxide containing neurons in the GnRH neuronal network | |
| P1-7: | Ben Saïd S, Lomet D, Cognié J, Fabre-Nys C and Caraty A: GnRH and the control of estrous behavior in a prolific breed of sheep: the case of the Romanov ewe | |
| P1-8: | Boehm U and Mayer C: Targeted ablation of kisspeptin neurons in mice | |
| P1-9: | Brown RSE, Herbison AE and Grattan DR: Prolactin may regulate fertility during lactation by actions on kisspeptin and dopamine neurons in the AVPV | |
| P1-10: | Carmignac D, He Z, Strom M and Le Tissier P: Characterisation of the dynamics and control of pituitary prolactin production and secretion in virgin and lactating mice | |
| P1-11: | Carvalho-Freitas MIR, Palermo-Neto J, Maiorka PC and Felicio LF: Prolactin effects on macrophage activity of primigravid and multigravid rats | |
| P1-12: | Choe HK, Kim H-D, Son GH and Kim K: Ultradian rhythmicity of gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) gene expression in organotypic primary GnRH neurons | |
| P1-13: | Chowdhury VS, Ubuka T, Bentley GE, Yamamoto K, Hattori A and Tsutsui K: Melatonin stimulates the expression and release of gonadotropin-inhibitory hormone by the avian hypothalamus | |
| P1-14: | Clarkson J, Mallinson S and Herbison AE: Estrogen induction of kisspeptin expression in the RP3V during postnatal development in the male mouse | |
| P1-15: | Constantin S, Yeo SH and Herbison AE: Development of a new brain explant to record GnRH neuron activity in the mouse | |
| P1-16: | D'Anglemont De Tassigny X, Ackroyd KJ, Chatzidaki EE and Colledge WH: Kisspeptin and NMDA signaling in the neuroendocrine mouse brain | |
| P1-17: | Dardente H, Hanon E, Lincoln G and Hazlerigg D: Contrary to dogma: A retrograde pituitary-hypothalamic relay drives seasonal biology | |
| P1-18: | DeCatanzaro D: Males' excreted estrogens alter uterine physiology, sexual development, and fertility in proximate female mice | |
| P1-19: | Del Bianco-Borges B and Franci CR: Tamoxifen blocks the leptin effect on LH and prolactin secretion but not changes ob-r in the pituitary and NOS in the MPOA | |
| P1-20: | Desroziers E, Kolasa E, Franceschini I, Caraty A, Vaudin P and Duittoz A: Regulation of GnRH-1 neurons by glial cells: An in vitro study | |
| P1-21: | Desroziers E, Mikkelsen J, Caraty A, Duittoz A and Franceschini I: Kisspeptin immunoreactivity during postnatal development in rat | |
| P1-22: | Dhungel S, Kondo Y and Sakuma Y: Convergence of olfactory signals regulating sexual preference on the preoptic area of male rats | |
| P1-23: | Downs JL and Wise PM: Diminished KISS1 during female reproductive aging | |
| P1-24: | Evans JJ, Wilkinson TM and Wall DJN: Modelling two sequential luteinising hormone pulses to GnRH in the absence and presence of oxytocin | |
| P1-25: | Evans NP, Robinson JE, Bellingham M, Branson EM, Erhard HW, Hastie PM, Ropstad E, Rose S, Solbakk AK, Vogele C, Wojniusz S and Haraldsen IH: Sex specific effects of GnRH on aspects of cognition and physiological function in sheep | |
| P1-26: | Ferraris N, Messina A, Cagnoni G, Derijck AAH, Adolf Y, Fasolo A, Pasterkamp RJ and Giacobini P: Semaphorin7A signalling in GnRH-1 system development | |
| P1-27: | Franceschini I, Desroziers E, Lomet D, Ottogali M, Duittoz A and Caraty A: A role for PSA-NCAM-dependant neuron-glia interactions in the control of GnRH neuron activity | |
| P1-28: | Gajewska A, Kochman K, Herman A and Wolinska-Witort E: Egr-1 and Pitx-1 gene expression in the anterior pituitary of female rat in vivo: Regulatory role of GnRH and estradiol | |
| P1-29: | Garrel G, Simon V, Thieulant ML, Cayla X, Garcia A, Counis R and Cohen-Tannoudji J: Sustained GnRH stimulation mobilizes the cAMP/PKA pathway to induce NOS I expression in rat pituitary cells in vitro and in vivo at proestrus: A role of cAMP signaling in decoding GnRH pulse frequency? | |
| P1-30: | Geller S, Mansuy V, Poulain P, Rey J-P, Giacomini M, Loyens A, Glauser M, Duittoz A, Pralong F and Prévot V: Astrocytes promote neuronal maturation in GnV-3 GnRH secreting cell line | |
| P1-31: | Georgelin C and Duittoz A: Gonadotropin releasing hormone-1 neurons pulsatility: A spatio-temporal analysis of calcium signalling | |
| P1-32: | Giacobini P, Casoni F, Howell BW and Wray S: Reelin signaling regulates early events of GnRH-1 neuronal migration | |
| P1-33: | Goodman RL, Holaskova I, Nestor C, Hileman MN, Connors JM, Billings HJ, Valent M and Lehman MN: Evidence that dynorphin neurons in the arcuate nucleus mediate the negative feedback actions of progesterone in the ewe | |
| P1-34: | Griksiene R and Ruksenas O: Effects of hormonal contraceptives on verbal fluency and mental rotation | |
| P1-35: | Guérin M, Guillemot J, Elias S, Thouënnon E, Montéro-Hadjadje M, Cailleux A, Weber J, Fréger P, Kuhn JM, Anouar Y and Yon L: Evaluation of plasma EM66 levels in healthy volunteers: Application for the diagnosis of pituitary gonadotroph adenomas | |
| P1-36: | Guerriero KA, Keen KL and Terasawa E: Striking developmental changes in kisspeptin-Gpr54 signaling to GnRH neurons in female monkeys: Modification by estrogen feedback | |
| P1-37: | Hanchate NK, Giacobini P, Leroy D and Prévot V: Role of neuropilin1-sema3A interactions in development and function of GnRH neurons | |
| P1-38: | Hastie PM, Caraty A, Lomet D, Evans NP and Robinson JE: Effect of central administration of the somatostatin receptor agonist seglitide on LH secretion in the ewe | |
| P1-39: | Helena CV, McKee DM, Bertram R, Walker AM and Freeman ME: Prolactin central action is required for the induction of the rhythmic secretion of prolactin by peripheral oxytocin in ovariectomized rats | |
| * | P1-40: | Herde MK, Geist K, Hyland BI, Campbell RE and Herbison AE: GnRH neurons project dendrites into the OVLT |
| P1-41: | Hrabovszky E, Molnar CS, Keller E, Kallo I, Palkovits M and Liposits Z: Distribution of the gonadotropin-inhibiting hormone RF-amide related peptide-1 in the human hypothalamus. Connections to the portal vasculature and to gonadotropin-releasing hormone neurons | |
| P1-42: | Huijbregts L and De Roux N: KiSS1 is down-regulated by 17-ß-Estradiol in MDA MB 231 cells through a non classical mechanism and a loss of RNA polymerase II binding on the proximal promoter | |
| P1-43: | Intlekofer K and Petersen SL: Novel genes regulated by progesterone in the mouse anteroventral periventricular nucleus | |
| P1-44: | Israel JM, Poulain DA, Oliet SHR and Ciofi P: Sexual differentiation of the intrahypothalamic network governing oxytocin neurons bursting activity | |
| P1-45: | Ito H, Shimogawa Y and Yamanouchi K: Effects of serotonin-synthesis inhibitor, parachlorophenylalanine, on number of estrogen receptor a immunoreactive cells in gonadectomized female and male rats | |
| P1-46: | Jasoni C and Fiorini Z: Effects of Kisspeptin on neurite outgrowth from GnRH neurons in the embryonic mouse | |
| P1-47: | Joy KP and Singh V: Vasotocin stimulates in vitro follicular prostaglandin production during final maturation and ovulation in the catfish Heteropneustes fossilis | |
| P1-48: | Kanaya M and Yamanouchi K: Defeminizing and masculinizing effects of single injection with estrogen receptor a or ß agonist in neonatal female rats | |
| P1-49: | Kelestimur H, Ozcan M, Alcin E, Ayar A, Sandal S and Yilmaz B: Metastin 45-54 elicits biphasic cytosolic calcium responses in GT1-7 cells | |
| P1-50: | Keller M, Pawluski JL, Brock O, Douhard Q and Bakker J: The a-fetoprotein knock-out mouse model suggests that parental behavior is sexually differentiated under the influence of prenatal estradiol | |
| P1-51: | Khakpour SH: Effects of humulus lupulus l. extract on the hormones of hypophyseal-gonadal axis and its interaction with the opioidergic system in male mice | |
| * | P1-52: | Kim GL, Dhillon SS and Belsham DD: Kisspeptin directly regulates NPY synthesis and secretion via the ERK1/2 and p38 MAPK signaling pathways in an NPY-secreting hypothalamic cell line |
| P1-53: | Kinsey-Jones JS, Li XF, Lin YS, Knox AMI, Milligan SR, Lightman SL and O'Byrne KT: CRF administration into the hypothalamic medial preoptic area and arcuate nucleus suppresses pulsatile LH release in female rats | |
| P1-54: | Klenke U and Wray S: Adiponectin decreases GnRH-1 neuronal activity during early development | |
| P1-55: | Knickmeyer RC, Woolson S, Hamer RM, Konneker T, Sullivan P, Styner M, Gerig G and Gilmore JH: Effects of early testosterone exposure on neonatal brain structure as assessed by high resolution magnetic resonance imaging | |
| P1-56: | Koyama M, Sakuma Y and Kato M: Contacts of somatostatin neuronal fibers with GnRH neurons in the organum vasculosum of the lamina terminalis | |
| P1-57: | Larsen CM, Madhill S, Kokay IC and Grattan DR: Prolactin action is required for long-term retention of maternal responsiveness to pups | |
| P1-58: | Lee K, Duan W, Sneyd J and Herbison AE: Two slow calcium-activated afterhyperpolarization currents control burst firing dynamics in gonadotrophin-releasing hormone neurons | |
| * | P1-59: | Miraoui H, Plummer L, Sidis Y, Mohammadi M and Pitteloud N: Fibroblast Growth Factor FGF17 (FGF17) is a novel locus for GnRH deficiency |
| * | P1-60: | Vuerinckx K and Huybrechts R: Feeding and starvation effects on the overall endocrinological regulation with special emphasis towards reproduction and circadian clock regulation |
Neuroendocrinology of Stress | ||
| P1-61: | Ajdžanovic V, Sošic-Jurjevic B, Filipovic B, Manojlovic-Stojanoski M, Trifunovic S, Ristic N and Miloševic V: Effects of daidzein on the immunopositive ACTH cells in the animal model of andropause | |
| P1-62: | Arvy N, Heliès JM, Tridon C and Mormède P: Functional variability in corticosteroid receptors is a major component of genetic vulnerability to fat deposition and its metabolic consequences in rat | |
| P1-63: | Aryal B, Jung G, Ji YH and Kim HG: Characterization of tetrahydrobiopterin and GTP-CH I expression in Parkinson's model rats induced by the selective degeneration of dopaminergic neurons in the substantia nigra | |
| P1-64: | Badiu C and Dobrescu R: Cognitive functions in Cushing's syndrome improves after normalisation of adrenal function | |
| P1-65: | Banerjee S, Arterbery A, Sharma S, Lee M and Adkins-Regan E: Long-term consequences of early-life maternal deprivation in a biparental species, the zebra finch: Corticosteroid receptor and Fos expression | |
| P1-66: | Baquedano E, García-Cáceres C, Calmarza-Font I, Lagunas N, García-Segura LM, Azcoitia I, Diz-Chaves Y, Chowen JA, Argente J and Frago LM: Prenatal stress induces changes in the basal cell turnover in the hippocampus-hypothalamus-pituitary axis in adult rats | |
| P1-67: | Basic D, Von Krogh K, Höglund E, Winberg S, Hillestad M, Krogdahl Å, Mayer I and Schjolden J: The effect of dietary L-tryptophan on feed intake, HPI-axis and monoaminergic activity in juvenile Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) | |
| P1-68: | Breen KM and Mellon PL: LH-beta subunit gene expression is inhibited by stress levels of glucocorticoids in gonadotrope cells | |
| * | P1-69: | Brunton PJ, Donadio MV and Russell JA: Over-riding early life programming of the hypothalamo-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis in rats by neuroactive steroids |
| P1-70: | Chichinadze K, Lazarashvili A and Chichinadze N: Neurobiology of aggression and a new classification of aggressive behavior | |
| P1-71: | Ciepielewski ZM, Stojek W, Glac W, Myslinska D, Tokarski J and Wrona D: Prolactin (PRL) and adrenocorticotropin (ACTH) response in three stress genotypes and relationship with natural killer cell cytotoxicity (NKCC) during repeated forced walking (FW) stress in pigs | |
| P1-72: | Culman J, Das G, Zhao Y and Itoi K: The role of brain tachykinin NK1/NK2 receptors in the activation of CRH-neurones in the paraventricular nucleus and the control of sympathoadrenal and pituitary-adrenal responses to pain stimuli | |
| P1-73: | Cunha WDS, Yamashita AS, Giampetro MV, Fernades A, Vaisberg MV, Savino W and Seelaender MCL: The moderate intensity exercise program restores thymic cell function in undernourished rats | |
| P1-74: | Dahlbom J, Lagman D and Winberg S: Neuroendocrine and behavioural correlates of social position in zebrafish (Danio rerio) | |
| P1-75: | Desarménien MG, Jourdan C, Iankova I and Guérineau NC: The contribution of gap junctions to excitation-secretion coupling in the mouse adrenal medulla studied using a new in vivo strategy | |
| P1-76: | Di S and Tasker JG: Glial control of synapse-specific actions of retrograde endocannabinoids in rat hypothalamic supraoptic nucleus | |
| P1-77: | Divya L, Akbarsha MA, Michael AM and Oommen OV: Thyroid hormone effects on amphibian metamorphosis: Regulation by neurotransmitter and ROS turnover in a tropical frog, Clinotarsus curtipes (Jerdon) | |
| P1-78: | Do Rego JC, Fialho Viana A, Costentin J, Bonnet JJ and Kuze Rates SM: Effects of acute or 3-day treatments of Hypericum caprifoliatum Cham & Schltdt (Guttiferae) extract or of two established antidepressants on basal and stress-induced increase in serum and brain corticosterone levels | |
| P1-79: | Douglas S, Knowles P and Bunn SJ: Nicotinic stimulation of catecholamine synthesis and tyrosine hydroxylase phosphorylation in deer adrenal medullary chromaffin cells | |
| P1-80: | Dutriez-Casteloot I, Pusniak B, Emmanuelli V, Le Roc'h A, Montaigne K, François H, Dickes-Coopman A, Deruelle P, Vieau D, Storme L and Houfflin-Debarge V: Short- and long-term consequences of neonatal pain on growth and corticotroph axis activity in rat | |
| P1-81: | Fétissov S, Hamze-Sinno M, Coquerel Q, Do Rego JC and Déchelotte P: Adaptive immune system in stress adaptation: Role of autoantibodies against stress-related peptide hormones | |
| P1-82: | Gaszner B, Kormos V, Reglodi D and Helyes ZS: Pituitary adenylate cyclase-activating polypeptide deficient (PACAP-/-) mice display reduced c-Fos response to forced swim stress | |
| P1-83: | Ghaedi G, Yavari V, Falahatkar B and Salati AP: Effect of stress on cortisol content of rainbow trout embryo and larvae | |
| P1-84: | Goncharova ND: Age-related changes in the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis (HPA) in individuals with various type of adaptive behavior | |
| P1-85: | Gourcerol G, Larauche M, Tomofumi A, Brunhuber S, Pisegna J, Rivier J, Taché Y and Million M: CRF2 receptors prevent stress-induced activation of colonic motility and visceral pain in conscious mice | |
| P1-86: | Guérineau NC, Colomer C, Olivos-Oré LA, Vincent A, McIntosh MJ and Artalejo AR: Dominant contribution of alpha9-containing cholinergic nicotinic receptors in stress-induced functional plasticity in the rat adrenal medulla | |
| P1-87: | Guesdon V, Malpaux B, Delagrange P, Spedding M, Cornilleau F, Moussu C, Jouaneau N and Chaillou E: Is melatonin able to modify Fos-neuronal activation induced by the withdrawal of familiar conspecifics? | |
| P1-88: | Herbeck YE, Plyusnina IZ and Oskina IN: Is the methylation of the glucocorticoid receptor exon 17 promoter universal in rats? | |
| P1-89: | Herrero MJ, Besseau L, Fuentès M, Sauzet S, Peyric E, Rubio F and Falcón J: Melatonin modulates POMC expression in cultured pituitaries of European sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax) | |
| P1-90: | Hucke E, Alvisi RD, Anselmo-Franci JA and Felicio LF: Effects of acute and restrained stress on prolactin secretion in nulliparous and primiparous rats | |
| P1-91: | Kalil B, Carvalho-Lima M and Anselmo-Franci JA: Sex differences in progesterone response to acute restraint stress | |
| P1-92: | Kalinina TS, Shishkina GT and Dygalo NN: Glucocorticoids induce tyrosine hydroxylase gene expression in the fetal rat brain | |
| P1-93: | Khaksari Haddad M, Sarkaki A, Soltani Z, Shahrokhi N, Nikpour M and Khaksari Haddad R: A role of inflammatory Cytokines in the neuroprotective effects of sex hormones after traumatic brain injury | |
| P1-94: | Khan UW, Øverli &, Berget I and Våge DI: Molecular mechanisms involved in stress response and pigmentation in different strains of rainbow trout (O. mykiss) | |
| P1-95: | Koutmani Y, Elkouris M, Remboutsika E and Karalis KP: Corticotropin-releasing factor induces proliferation and survival of neural stem/progenitor cells | |
| * | P1-96: | Papargiris MM, Clarke IJ, Rivalland ETA, Pereira A and Tilbrook AJ: Stress does not affect gonadotrophin-inhibitory hormone (GnIH) mRNA and peptide levels in ovariectomised ewes |
Growth Hormone, Metabolism and Obesity | ||
| P1-97: | Anagnostis P, Efstathiadou Z, Adamidou F, Polyzos SA, Selalmatzidou D, Panagiotou A and Kita M: Retrospective study of acromegaly patients and the efficacy of treatment: A single center experience | |
| P1-98: | Azuma M, Tanaka M, Yumiko S, Uchiyama M, Takahashi A, Shioda S and Matsuda K: Effects of PACAP and MCH on somatolactin release from cultured goldfish pituitary cells | |
| P1-99: | Bake T, Duncan JS, Morgan DGA and Mercer JG: Effect of scheduled feeding on palatable diets without restriction on energy balance signalling in the rat | |
| P1-100: | Bruinstroop E, Pei L, Ackermans M, Fliers E and Kalsbeek A: Acute effect of hypothalamic neuropeptide Y on lipid metabolism in rats | |
| P1-101: | Cheung C, Kurrasch D, Liang J and Ingraham H: Distinct neonatal neuronal projections of the ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus using a novel neuronal tracer mouse | |
| P1-102: | Chowen JA, Díaz F, Llorente R, Argente J and Viveros M-P: Long-term effects of maternal deprivation on body weight and serum leptin levels | |
| P1-103: | Cisse O, Fajardy I, Dickes-Coopman A, Moitrot E, Besengez C, Rousseau J, Vieau D and Laborie C: Development of a new model for gestational diabetes in the rat: Implication on placental and fetal growth | |
| P1-104: | Clarke SD, Clarke IJ, Cowley MA and Henry BA: Testosterone but not a-melanocyte stimulating hormone (aMSH) modulates skeletal muscle temperature and glucose utilisation in male sheep | |
| P1-105: | Compère V, Lanfray D, Castel H, Morin F, Leprince J, Dureil B, Pelletier G, Vaudry H and Tonon MC: Acute food deprivation reduces expression of diazepam-binding inhibitor, the precursor of the anorexigenic octadecaneuropeptide ODN, in mouse glial cell | |
| P1-106: | Corander M, Rimmington D, Challis B, O'Rahilly S and Coll AP: No amelioration of the metabolic phenotype of POMC deficiency with additional AgRP deficiency | |
| P1-107: | Counsell JR, Richardson E, Bloom SR and Gardiner JV: The physiological role of thyroid hormone in the hypothalamic ventromedial nucleus | |
| P1-108: | Delahaye F, Lukaszewski MA, Wattez JS, Cisse O, Dutriez-Casteloot I, Laborie C, Lesage J, Breton C and Vieau D: Maternal perinatal undernutrition programs a "brown-like" phenotype of gonadal white fat in male rat at weaning | |
| P1-109: | Dimitrova-Shumkovska J, Veenman L, Leschiner S and Gavish M: Enhanced binding capacity of 18 kDa Translocator protein (TSPO) in platelets and erythrocytes of Apo E deficient mice | |
| * | P1-110: | Fuente-Martín E, García-Cáceres C, Tena-Sempere M, Frago LM, Argente J and Chowen JA: Fasting and chronic exposure to ghrelin modulate glucose and glutamate transporter levels in the hypothalamus of adult male rats |
| P1-111: | Ganjam GK, Koch C, Krüger M and Tups A: The effects of dietary polyphenols on insulin signaling and glucose homeostasis | |
| P1-112: | García-Cáceres C, Fuente-Martín E, Tena-Sempere M, Frago LM, Argente J and Chowen JA: Fasting and long-term exposure to elevated levels of ghrelin differentially modulate glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP) and synaptic protein levels in the hypothalamus of adult male rats | |
| P1-113: | Gibbons MB and Bouret SG: Spatiotemporal patterns of neuronal programmed cell death in the postnatal hypothalamus | |
| P1-114: | Grouselle D, Germain N, Galusca B, Frere C, Billard S, Epelbaum J and Estour B: Ghrelin and Obestatin but not PYY plasma levels differentiate bingeing/purging from restrictive Anorexia Nervosa patients | |
| P1-115: | Guillemot J, Lukaszewski MA, Delahaye F, Mayeur S, Montel V, Dickes-Coopman A, Laborie C, Lesage J, Breton C and Vieau D: Influence of prenatal undernutrition on the effects of clozapine and aripiprazole in the adult male rats: Relevance to a neurodevelopmental origin of schizophrenia? | |
| P1-116: | Harashima S, Seino Y and Inagai N: Purkinje cell protein 4 regulates neurite outgrowth and neurotransmitter release in PC12 cells | |
| P1-117: | Hassouna R, Zizzari P, Videau C, Bedjaoui N, Kwon Yang S, Gardette R, Badoer E, Epelbaum J and Tolle V: Ghrelin/obestatin interactions in the central control of growth hormone secretion and food intake | |
| P1-118: | Helfer G, Ross AW, McCaffery PJ and Morgan PJ: Retinoid signalling plays an important role in the photoperiodic control of the neuroendocrine hypothalamus | |
| P1-119: | Henry BA, Cowley MA, Clarke SD, Leury B and Clarke IJ: Direct effects of a-melanocyte stimulating hormone on energy expenditure in skeletal muscle | |
| P1-120: | Herwig A, Boelen A and Barrett P: Effects of chronic T3 release into the hypothalamus of Sprague Dawley rats | |
| P1-121: | Higuchi T, Mizuno A, Ichimaru T, Narita K and Murata T: Leptin resistance does not increase food intake | |
| P1-122: | Ishii Y, Gibbons MB and Bouret SG: Neurogenic actions of leptin in the adult hypothalamus | |
| P1-123: | Kawasaki Y, Iwasaki Y, Honjo S, Hamamoto Y, Ikeda H, Wada Y, Nomura K, Takahashi J and Koshiyama H: Serum IGF-1 concentration is correlated with insulin resistance in patients with acromegaly | |
Neuropeptides and peptidergic neurons | ||
| P1-124: | Acher R, Chauvet J, Michel G and Rouillé Y: Structural hormone - Receptor coevolution in neurohypophysial systems | |
| P1-125: | Alponti RF, Nogueira MI and Silveira PF: Hypothalamic APN/CD13 and FOS in obese and fasting rats | |
| P1-126: | Alvear-Perez R, Iturrioz X, De Mota N, Franchet C, Guillier F, Le Jouan M, Gerbier R, Bonnet D, Dabire H, Berdeaux A, Galzi JL, Hibert M and Llorens-Cortes C: Identification and characterization of E339-3D6, the first nonpeptidic Apelin receptor agonist | |
| P1-127: | Aroua S, Andouche A, Martin M, Baratte S and Bonnaud L: FMRFamide expressing cells network(s) during the embryogenesis in the cuttlefish Sepia officinalis | |
| P1-128: | Aslam R, Laventie BJ, Prevost G, Keller D and Metz Boutigue MH: Chromogranin-derived peptides are released by neutrophils stimulated by Staphylococcal LukE/LukD | |
| P1-129: | Aslam R, Laventie BJ, Prevost G, Keller D, Strub JM, Haikel Y and Metz Boutigue MH: Chromogranins in innate immunity: Proteomic profile analysis of the proteins secreted by neutrophils in response to Staphylococcus aureus LukE/LukD leucotoxins | |
| P1-130: | Ayala C, Navarra Morero ML, Soaje M, Valdez SR, Carreño NB, Jahn GA and Celis ME: Changes in the content of neuropeptide glutamic acid isoleucine (NEI) in different brain areas secondary to the induction of hypo- and hyperthyroidism in adult male rats | |
| P1-131: | Banegas-Font I, Galanth C, Iturrioz X and Llorens-Cortes C: Apelin activates mitogen activated protein kinase in a beta-arrestin-dependent manner | |
| P1-132: | Bardou I, Maubert E, Leprince J, Plawinski L, Chichery R, Cocquerelle C, Launay S, Vivien D, Vaudry H and Agin V: Characterization, localization and functional implications of the oxytocin/vasopressin superfamily peptides in the cuttlefish, Sepia officinalis | |
| P1-133: | Beets I, Lindemans M, Janssen T and Schoofs L: Deorphanization of vertebrate-like neuropeptide receptors in the nematode C. elegans | |
| P1-134: | Bigot L, Dubos MP, Boudry P and Favrel P: Identification of G Protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) potentially involved in the control of the cycle of reproduction in the oyster Crassostrea gigas. | |
| P1-135: | Botia B, Jolivel V, Burel D, Le Joncour V, Roy V, Naassila M, Bénard M, Fournier A, Vaudry H and Vaudry D: Neuroprotective effects of PACAP against ethanol-induced toxicity in the developing rat cerebellum | |
| P1-136: | Brifault C, Gras M, Hilber P, Vaudry H, Vaudry D and Wurtz O: PACAP-expressing ES cell graft: A new way to promote functional recovery after brain stroke | |
| P1-137: | Canal MM, Smith L and Brooks E: Neuropeptide expression in the hypothalamus is altered by early postnatal light environment | |
| P1-138: | Caughey SD, Bishop VR, Pförtsch J, Neumann ID, Bosch OJ and Meddle SL: Maternal aggression: Links to brain oxytocin and vasopressin | |
| P1-139: | Chan P, Dejda A, Seaborn T, Coquet L, Jouenne T, Fournier A, Vaudry H and Vaudry D: Involvement of stathmin 1 in the neurotrophic effects of PACAP in PC12 cells | |
| P1-140: | Chaube R, Singh RK and Joy KP: Estrogen regulation of vasotocin secretion in catfish (Heteropneustes fossilis) may involve the catecholaminergic system | |
| P1-141: | Chou MY, Hung J, Wu LC and Hwang PP: Isotocin modulates ion regulation through regulating ionocytes differentiation and proliferation | |
| P1-142: | Chu JYS and Chow BKC: Reduced sodium appetite in water-deprived SCT-deficient mice | |
| P1-143: | Conductier G, Guyon A and Nahon JL: The electrical activity of melanin concentrating hormone-producing neurons in the lateral hypothalamus is modulated by dopamine | |
| P1-144: | Coquerel Q, Terashi M, Coëffier M, Déchelotte P and Fétissov S: Activation of vasopressin neurons during methotrexate-induced anorexia in rats | |
| P1-145: | Courel M, Soler-Jover A, Rodriguez-Flores JL, Mahata SK, Elias S, Montéro-Hadjadje M, Anouar Y, Giuly RJ, O'Connor DT and Taupenot L: The pro-hormone secretogranin II regulates dense-core secretory granule biogenesis in catecholaminergic cells | |
| P1-146: | Cravezic A, Fichna J, Gach K, Perlikowska R, Costentin J, Bonnet JJ, Janecka A and Do Rego JC: EMDB-1 and EMDB-2, two novel inhibitors of endomorphin-degrading enzymes, prolong the analgesic- and antidepressant-like effects of endomorphins | |
| P1-147: | D'Amato F, Cocco C, Noli B and Ferri GL: Novel VGF-derived peptides in homeostatic control: Blood and tissue changes of the amidated NERP peptide/s upon salt loading and dehydration | |
| P1-148: | Desroziers E, Mikkelsen J, Simonneaux V, Keller M, Tillet Y, Caraty A and Franceschini I: Mapping of Kisspeptin projections in the midbrain of the pro-oestrus rat | |
| P1-149: | Diaz-Gallardo MY, Cote-Vélez A, Sotelo I, Charli JL and Joseph-Bravo P: A rapid interference between glucocorticoids and cAMP-activated signalling in hypothalamic neurons prevents binding of pCREB and GR at the CRE-like and composite GRE sites of TRH gene promoter | |
| P1-150: | Do Rego JL, Haraguchi S, Moon MJ, Koyama T, Hasunuma I, Luu-The V, Pelletier G, Seong JY, Tsutsui K and Vaudry H: Corticotropin-releasing hormone and related peptides stimulate neurosteroid biosynthesis | |
| P1-151: | Ebling FJP, Noli B, Cocco C, D'Amato F, Jethwa PH, Barrett P and Ferri GL: Analysis of hypothalamic VGF-immunoreactivity in the Siberian hamster | |
| P1-152: | Elias S, Ory S, Marais S, Delestre C, Bénard M, Driouich A, Malagón MM, Gasman S, Anouar Y and Montéro-Hadjadje M: Chromogranin A is crucial for the sorting of peptide hormones to the regulated secretory pathway in neuroendocrine cells | |
| P1-153: | Gahete MD, Rubio A, Gracia-Navarro F, Córdoba-Chacón J, Avila J, Luque RM and Castaño JP: Expression levels of somatostatin, dopamine, ghrelin and neurotensin and their receptors are altered in the temporal lobe of Alzheimer disease patients | |
| P1-154: | Gajewska A, Kochman K, Michaluk A, Czauderna M and Kozlowski H: Stability of the gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH) after its complexation with copper ion | |
| P1-155: | Galas L, Raoult E, Bénard M, Komuro H, Lebon A, Vaudry H and Vaudry D: PACAP as a key factor in the neuroendocrine control of cell migration | |
| P1-156: | Ganella DE, Callander GE, Ma S, McCown TJ, Gundlach AL and Bathgate RAD: Gene transfer strategy for the delivery of relaxin-3 agonists and antagonists into the rat brain | |
| P1-157: | Glanowska KM, Venton BJ and Moenter SM: Fast Scan Cyclic Voltammetry as a novel method for gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) detection in mouse brain slices | |
| P1-158: | Godefroy D, Gosselin RD, Yasutake A, Maury-Brachet R, Brignole-Baudouin F, Bourdineaud JP and Rostène W: The chemokine CCL2 protects against the neurotoxic effect of methylmercury | |
| P1-159: | Gonzalez-Iglesias A, Tabak J, Cristancho-Gordo R, Bertram R and Freeman ME: Stimulatory effects of oxytocin on growth hormone release and calcium signaling in rat anterior pituitary cells | |
| P1-160: | Grassi D, Amorim MA, García-Segura LM and Panzica GC: Estrogen receptor a is involved in the estrogenic regulation of arginine vasopressin immunoreactivity in the supraoptic and paraventricular nuclei of ovariectomized rats | |
| P1-161: | Guérin M, Guillemot J, Barbier L, Thouënnon E, Montéro-Hadjadje M, Lefebvre H, Klein M, Muresan M, Anouar Y and Yon L: Granin and granin-derived peptides as complementary biological markers of pheochromocytomas | |
| P1-162: | Guillon G, Corbani M, Trueba M, Desarménien MG, Stoev S and Manning M: New fluorescent tools for studying V1b receptors in the central nervous system | |
| P1-163: | Gundlach AL, Ma S, Smith CM, Sang Q, Ryan PJ, Karunaratne NS, Ganella DE, Callander GE, Sedaghat K, Piccenna L, Wade JD, Bathgate RAD, Olucha-Bordonau FE, Sutton SW and Lovenberg TW: Relaxin family peptides - 85 years on, what do we know of their 'neuroendocrine' function? Some molecular, anatomical and physiological guides | |
| P1-164: | Hamdi Y, Kaddour H, Vaudry D, Mokni M, Leprince J, Vaudry H, Tonon MC, Amri M and Masmoudi-Kouki O: ODN protects astrocytes against apoptosis induced by oxidative stress | |
| P1-165: | Hameury E, Cartier D, Gilardi-Hebenstreit P, Moueza N, Bizet P, Tostivint H, Anouar Y and Lihrmann I: Identification of a promoter region in the urotensin II-related peptide gene that specifies gene expression to spinal motoneurons | |
| P1-166: | Hatzelmann T, Ott D and Gerstberger R: Functional analysis of the apelin receptor APJ in the rat hypothalamic PVN and MnPO | |
| P1-167: | Hoffmann LC, Knobloch HS, Cetin AH, Seeburg PH and Grinevich V: Virus-based targeting of vasopressin neurons in the rat hypothalamus | |
| P1-168: | Huybrechts R, Vuerinckx K and Lindemans M: The orexin receptor orthologs found in insects: Significance and role in signalling neuronal networks | |
| P1-169: | Iijima N, Sawai N, Takumi K, Matsumoto K, Tobari Y and Ozawa H: Reexamination of the expression and the distribution of kisspeptin neurons in the rat using a newly developed antibody | |
| P1-170: | Iwata E and Nagai Y: Evaluation of social behavior of protandrous anemonefish, Amphiprion ocellaris | |
| P1-171: | Jarry M, Diallo M, Lecointre C, Desrues L, Tokay T, Chatenet D, Leprince J, Rossi O, Vaudry H, Tonon MC, Prézeau L, Castel H and Gandolfo P: The vasoactive peptides urotensin II and urotensin II-related peptide regulate astrocyte activity through common and distinct mechanisms | |
| P1-172: | Joghataei MT, Pourheydar BA, Bakhtiari M and Mehdizadeh M: Enhanced neuropathic pain following intraspinaly injection of Schwann cells in contusion model of spinal cord injury | |
| P1-173: | Jolly C, Rousseau K, Gonnet F, Pasqualini C and Dufour S: Localization of D2a- and D2b-DA receptor subtypes in eel (Anguilla anguilla) pituitary cells primary culture | |
| P1-174: | Kaddour H, Hamdi Y, Vaudry D, Leprince J, Mokni M, Vaudry H, Tonon MC, Amri M and Masmoudi-Kouki O: The octadecaneuropeptide ODN prevents 6-hydroxydopamine-induced apoptosis of cerebellar granule neurons | |
| P1-175: | Kagawa N: Effect of arginine vasotocin antagonist on aggressive behavior of medaka | |
| * | P1-176: | Kanda S, Akazome Y, Mitani Y, Zempo B and Oka Y: Morphological and functional analysis of multiple kisspeptin systems in vertebrates and their evolutionary implications |
| * | P1-177: | Lanfray D, Ouellet J, Arthaud S, Compère V, Do Rego JL, Leprince J, Pelletier G, Vaudry H, Tonon MC and Morin F: Glucose stimulates the expression of diazepam-binding inhibitor in hypothalamic glial cells: Involvement in brain glucose sensing and feeding behaviour |
| P1-178: | Raoult E, Roussel B, Ravni A, Lefebvre T, Bénard M, Vivien D, Komuro H, Fournier A, Vaudry H, Vaudry D and Galas L: Tissue-type plasminogen activator (tPA) as a PACAP-regulated gene in PC12 and cerebellar granule cells | |
| * | P1-179: | Rizwan MZ and Anderson GM: Changes in RFamide-related peptide (RFRP) gene expression and RFRP-3 cell numbers over male and female sexual development |
| P1-180: | Tanaka M: Involvement of relaxin 3/INSL7 in the stress-responding system | |
Miscellaneous | ||
| P1-181: | Ahmadi R: Effects of female gonadal hormones on thermal pain threshold in rat | |
| P1-182: | Aktug H, Oltulu F, Çavusoglu T, Demiray SB, Akarca SÖ and Yavasoglu A: Evaluation of Bcl-2, Caspase-3, iNOS and eNOS expressions in renal tissue of streptozotocin-induced diabetic rats by immunohistochemistry | |
| P1-183: | Allahtavakoli M, Pourshanazari M, Shamsizadeh A and Rahmani M: Delayed post ischemic treatment with Rosiglitazone attenuates infarct volume, neurological deficits and neutrophilia after embolic stroke in rat | |
| P1-184: | Anagnostis P, Adamidou F, Efstathiadou Z, Polyzos SA, Litsas ID, Sapranidis M and Kita M: Non functioning pituitary adenomas: Retrospective analysis of a single center experience | |
| P1-185: | Andrade T, Lima L, Cezar A, Santana A, Nakamuta J, Zangrossi Jr H and Graeff FG: Estrogenic and gabaergic actions on the median raphe nucleus in the modulation of anxiety | |
| P1-186: | Basille-Dugay M, Tassery C, Parent B, Ginestet L, Raisman-Vozari R, Vaudry D and Burel D: Effect of pleiotrophin on granule cell migration during histogenesis of the weaver mouse cerebellum | |
| P1-187: | Bellini MJ, Herenu CB, Bandin-Carazo S, Goya RG and García-Segura LM: Gene Transfer of IGF1 Attenuates LPS-induced inflammation in astrocytes | |
| P1-188: | Bénard M, Raoult E, Vaudry D, Falluel-Morel A, Leprince J, Galas L, Vaudry H and Fontaine M: Involvement of complement anaphylatoxin receptors (C3aR, C5aR) in the histogenesis of the rat cerebellum | |
| P1-189: | Benquet P, Pellegrini E, Diotel N, Vaillant-Capitaine C and Kah O: In vitro imaging and electrical characterization of dividing radial glial cells in the brain of zebrafish | |
| P1-190: | Besseau L, Sauzet S, Herrero MJ, Herrera P, Zilberman-Peled B, Gothilf Y, Cazaméa-Catalan D, Fuentès M, Muñoz-Cueto JA, Boeuf G and Falcón J: The fish brain, a photo-neuroendocrine organ? | |
| P1-191: | Bombail V, Qing W, Chapman KE and Holmes MC: RNA editing of the 5-HT2C receptor is not required for normal physiological function | |
| P1-192: | Bur IM and Bonnefont X: Characterization of circadian clock genes expression in the anterior pituitary gland | |
| P1-193: | Caquineau C: Are hungry rats sexually motivated? | |
| P1-194: | Choi WS, Lee DH, Kang SS and Cho GJ: Clusterin interaction with Bcl-XL induces apoptosis | |
| P1-195: | Chung S, Choe HK, Lee E, Son GH and Kim K: Nuclear receptor Rev-erba controls the circadian expression of tyrosine hydroxylase in midbrain dopaminergic system | |
| P1-196: | Coculescu M, Raica M, Capatina C, Cimpean AM, Caragheorgheopol A, Ceausu R and Gheorghiu ML: Blood-brain barrier bypass for glycoprotein hormones in nonfunctioning pituitary adenomas | |
| P1-197: | Cunningham JT, Walch J and Carreno F: BDNF mediates NR2B phosphorylation in the supraoptic nucleus following dehydration | |
| P1-198: | Cunningham RL, MacHeda T, Talley-Watts L, Giuffrida A and Singh M: Gonadectomy alters motor behaviors in aged and young male rats with unilateral 6-hydroxydopamine lesions | |
| P1-199: | Diotel N, Do Rego JL, Anglade I, Vaillant-Capitaine C, Pellegrini E, Tong SK, Chung BC, Vaudry H and Kah O: De novo steroid synthesis in the brain of adult zebrafish | |
| P1-200: | Domínguez-López M, González-Molero I and García-Arnés JA: Prevalence and clinical presentation of pituitary disorders in the last 10 years in one specialized unit | |
| P1-201: | El Majdoubi M: Directed neuroendocrine differentiation of mouse embryonic stem cells | |
| P1-202: | Falcón J, Sauzet S, Besseau L, Fuentès M, Cazaméa-Catalan D and Boeuf G: Evolution of Aanat: Expansion of the family to the Chondrichtyens | |
| P1-203: | Farinetti A, Vercelli A, Peretto P and Panzica GC: Testosterone regulates adult neurogenesis in rat SVZ | |
| P1-204: | Filipovic B, Sošic-Jurjevic B, Ajdžanovic V, Pantelic J, Nestorovic N and Sekulic M: Estradiol affects the function of neuroendocrine C cells in orchidectomized middle-aged rat thyroid gland | |
| P1-205: | François-Bellan AM, Guillaumond F, Boyer B, Guillen S, Kuhn L, Garin J, Belghazi M, Bosler O, Becquet D and Franc JL: Rhythmic cofactors of a Swi/Snf chromatin remodeler govern the circadian transcription of the prolactin gene in a pituitary cell line | |
| P1-206: | Gadari F: Serum estradiol and progesterone in women with Alzheimer disease | |
| P1-207: | García-Arnés JA, Domínguez-López M and González-Molero I: Use of the recombinant GH receptor antagonist pegvisomant (PGV) in Acromegaly: Efficacy and safety. Evaluation of the use of PGV in 11 patients treated in a pituitary disorders unit | |
| P1-208: | Giraud SN, Caron CM, Pham-Dinh D, Kitabgi P and Nicot AB: Estradiol inhibits NFkappaB-dependant CCL2 expression in reactive astrocytes | |
| P1-209: | Gomez-Sanchez E, Luis M and Gomez-Sanchez C: How is synthesis of aldosterone in the brain regulated? | |
| P1-210: | González-Molero I, Domínguez-López M and García-Arnés JA: Treatment and long term evolution of pituitary adenomas in a pituitary disorders unit | |
| P1-211: | Gotti S, Martini M, Sica M, Viglietti-Panzica C and Panzica GC: Changes in the expression of nitric oxide synthase in the female mouse limbic system during the estrous cycle | |
| P1-212: | Hajizadeh S and Heidarianpour A: Involvement of Pi3-Kinase pathway in exercise improved insulin vascular function in diabetic rats | |
| P1-213: | Harris LM, McNamara A, Moakes K, Masento N and Sterr A: Measuring progesterone-related changes in brain metabolites using 3T MRS | |
| * | P1-214: | Hussain R, Ghoumari A, Schumacher M and Ghandour S: Myelin repair with testosterone in two well established animal models of demyelination |
| P1-215: | Ianas O, Manda D, Covic M, Vladoiu S, Popa O, Rosca R, Joja O and Savu L: Age-related changes in cognitive decline: Association with variation in the estrogen receptor-alpha gene | |
| P1-216: | Iranmanesh F: Hormone replacement therapy in Alzheimer disease | |
| P1-217: | Kalamatianos T, Poorun R, Faulkes CG, Bennett NC and Coen CW: Sociality and telencephalic binding sites for corticotrophin-releasing factor receptor subtypes 1 and 2: A comparative study of eusocial naked mole-rats and solitary Cape mole-rats | |
| P1-218: | Kassaee M and Ahmadi R: Effects of orchidectomy on thermal pain threshold in rat | |
| P1-219: | Koszegi ZS, Tolod-Kemp E and Abraham IM: Restorative effects of estrogen-induced non-classical signaling mechanism on cholinergic neurons | |
| P1-220: | Krikhely IO and Shafigullina ZR: Young men with obesity and hypertension: Feature of pituitary – adrenal axis | |
| P1-221: | Kulkarni S and Buchholz D: Neuroendocrine regulation of development in the direct developing frog, Eleutherodactylus coqui | |
| P1-222: | Kumar V and Rani S: Neuroendocrinology of daily and seasonal timekeeping in higher vertebrates | |
| P1-223: | Kutlu S, Balikci K, Alcin E, Ozcan M, Serhatlioglu I, Poyraz M, Yilmaz B and Kelestimur H: Effects of electromagnetic field exposure on catecholamine concentrations in the brain cortex, striatum and hypothalamus in the male rat | |
| * | P1-224: | Kwakowsky A, Potapov D, Barad Z and Abraham IM: Single molecule imaging of non-classical estrogen action on live adult hypothalamic neurons |
| P1-225: | Naveau E, Gerard A, Nguyen L, Bourguignon JP and Parent AS: Effects of fetal exposure to Aroclor 1254 on cerebral cortical development in rat | |
| P1-226: | Zeiller C, Blanchard MP, Pertuit M, Thirion S, Enjalbert A, Barlier A and Gerard C: Ras and Rap1 govern spatiotemporal organization of ERK1/2 in pituitary cells | |
19:00 Concert at the Cathedral
22:00 Les nuits impressionnistes (lights and show at the Cathedral and Fine Art Museum)