July 14, 2010
09:00 Plenary Lecture
Lecture room Claude Monet
PL-6: Tracy Bale (
Sex-specific epigenetic programming of stress pathways: Are we wired before birth
Chair: John A. Russel
10:00 Coffee break
10:30 4 Symposia
12:30 Lunch and SNE-Serviers Prizes
13:30 SNE-Servier Prizes
Lecture room Claude Monet
SNE-S-1: Andrews ZB (
New insights into the regulation of food intake by ghrelin
SNE-S-2: Coupé B (Nantes, France), Amarger V (Nantes, France), Grit I (Nantes, France), Benami A (Dijon, France) and Partnet P (Nantes, France)
Catch-up growth after low birth weight benefits hypothalamic organization but leads to early leptin resistance and fat diet preference at adulthood
SNE-S-3: Raskin K, Marie-Luce C, Picot M and Mhaouty-Kodja S (
Conditional inactivation of the androgen receptor in the central nervous system: Effects on male neuroendocrine and behavioral responses
SNE-S-4: Stengel A, Goebel M, Coskun T, Wang L, Rivier J and Taché Y (
Central injection of ODT8-SST increases food intake: Role of neuropeptide Y and opioid signaling pathways in rats
Chair: Jean-Louis Nahon and Paul Pevet
14:45 Claude Kordon Lecture
Sponsored by Fondation IPSEN
Lecture room Claude Monet
PL-7: Alain Enjalbert (Marseille, France)
Physiopathology of somatolactotroph cells: From transduction mechanismes to gene therapy
Chair: Andrée Tixier-Vidal and Hiroshi Yamashita
15:45 Coffee break and poster session
Abstracts that are eligible for the Poster Prize selection are marked with an asterisk *
Neuroendocrinology of Reproduction | ||
| P2-1: | Leite CM, Kalil B, Levine JE and Anselmo-Franci JA: Effects of estradiol and progesterone on the gonadotrophin-releasing hormone (GnRH) content in the preoptic area (POA) and medial basal hypothalamus (MBH) | |
| P2-2: | Li XF, Lin YS, Kinsey-Jones JS, Lightman SL and O'Byrne KT: The role of the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis in stress-induced suppression of pulsatile LH secretion in the female rat | |
| P2-3: | Lin YS, Li XF, Kinsey-Jones JS, Celik S, Erok B, Lightman SL and O'Byrne KT: The role of the medial amygdala in stress-induced suppression of pulsatile luteinizing hormone secretion in female rats | |
| P2-4: | Liu X, Petersen SL and Herbison AE: Regulation of GnRH (gonadotropin-releasing hormone) neuron excitability by AVPV (anteroventral periventricular nucleus) inputs | |
| P2-5: | Magadalenal NN and Inbaraj RM: Androgen receptor gene expression in the ovary, testis and brain during gonadal development in Labeo rohita | |
| P2-6: | Marie-Luce C, Raskin K and Mhaouty-Kodja S: Studying the role of androgen receptor in the defeminization process of male sexual behavior: A conditional mutagenesis approach | |
| P2-7: | Martini M, Pradotto M, Viglietti-Panzica C and Panzica GC: Neuronal nitric oxide synthase expression is depending by estradiol and progesterone in ovariectomized mice | |
| P2-8: | McEwen HJL, Quennell JA, Grattan DR and Anderson GM: Suppressor of cytokine signalling-3 (SOCS-3) is partially responsible for high fat diet-induced infertility | |
| P2-9: | Mennigen JA, Lado WE, Zamora JM, Chang JP, Moon TW and Trudeau VL: Waterborne fluoxetine disrupts male reproductive function in the goldfish, carassius auratus | |
| * | P2-10: | Merkley CM, Coolen LM, Goodman RL and Lehman MN: Colocalization of glutamate within kisspeptin cells and their projections onto GnRH neurons in the ewe |
| P2-11: | Misztal T, Dobek E, Tomaszewska-Zaremba D, Gorski K, Skipor J and Romanowicz K: The relationship between opioid peptides and salsolinol in the control of prolactin secretion in sheep during lactation | |
| P2-12: | Mohammadi F, Kochenian P, Hosseynzadeh_sahafi H, Morovati H and Mahghani Y: Analyses of sex hormones and histomorphology of gonads of silver pomfret (Pampus argenteus) during the breeding season | |
| P2-13: | Morales T, Mendoza-Rodríguez C, Rodríguez-Álvarez J, Rodriguez-Dorantes M, Rangel-Escareño C, Uribe-Figueroa LI, Acosta J and Cerbón M: Prolactin expression during excitotoxicity in the hippocampus: A novel function of prolactin in the brain | |
| P2-14: | Mori H, Matsuda KI, Pfaff DW and Kawata M: A novel hypothalamic nucleus: Sagittalis nucleus exhibits sexual dimorphism and hormonal responsiveness | |
| P2-15: | Moussavi M, Wlasichuk M, Chahal G, Pang FY, Chang JP and Habibi HR: Gonadotropin inhibitory hormone regulation of gonadotropin production in goldfish | |
| P2-16: | Mubeen H, Irfan S, Wahab F, Niaz A and Shahab M: Immunocytochemical detection of GPR54 receptor in the adult male rhesus monkey (Macaca mulatta) pituitary gland | |
| P2-17: | Murata K, Wakabayashi Y, Sakamoto K, Homma T, Tanaka T, Takeuchi Y, Mori Y and Okamura H: Analysis of the male pheromone action on kisspeptin neurons in the arcuate nucleus in goats | |
| P2-18: | Navarro VM, Jiménez M, Gottsch ML, Levine JE, Clifton DK and Steiner RA: Regulation of Dynorphin gene expression by testosterone in the arcuate nucleus of the male mouse through nonclassical estrogen receptor alpha-dependent pathways | |
| P2-19: | Ogata A, Sugitani M, Mori T and Yamanouchi K: Effects of single injection of phytoestrogens or estrogen receptor a and ß agonists on uteri in ovariectomized rats | |
| P2-20: | Ogawa S, Kitahashi T, Ng KW and Parhar IS: Autocrine regulation of kiss1 in the habenula of the zebrafish | |
| P2-21: | Orikasa C and Sakuma Y: Sexual dimorphism in the preoptic area of C57BL/6J and ddN strains of mice | |
| P2-22: | Pasquier J, Lafont AG, Rousseau K and Dufour S: Existence and direct pituitary effect of kisspeptin/GPR54 in European eel, Anguilla anguilla | |
| P2-23: | Picot M, Marie-Luce C, Naulé L and Mhaouty-Kodja S: Effects of low dose exposition to Bisphenol A on the gonadotrope axis and sexual behavior in male mice | |
| P2-24: | Pineda R, Ruiz-Pino F, Garcia-Galiano D, Sanchez-Garrido MA, Romero M, Castellano JM, Aguilar E, Navarro VM, Pinilla L and Tena-Sempere M: Modulation of gonadotropin responses to kisspeptin by aminoacidergic and neuropeptidergic neurotransmission at male puberty | |
| P2-25: | Poletini MO and Petersen SL: Vasointestinal polypeptide and vasopressin regulation of GABA/Glutamate neurons in vitro | |
| P2-26: | Popovics P, Rekasi Z and Kovacs M: Effects of local and endocrine factors on the mRNA expression of inhibin/activin subunits and follistatin in perifused pituitary cells | |
| P2-27: | Quennell JH, Augustine RA and Anderson GM: Regulation of gene expression and intracellular signalling in hypothalamic kisspeptin neurons in response to leptin | |
| P2-28: | Richard N, Coudray N, Corvaisier S, Lemaire M and Kottler ML: Receptor function of three naturally occurring variations in the human KiSS1 receptor | |
| P2-29: | Roa J, Constantin S and Herbison AE: Role of mammalian Target of Rapamycin (mTOR) in the control of GnRH neuron activity in the mouse | |
| P2-30: | Romanò N, Guillou A, Tronche F, Mollard P and Martin AO: Neuroendocrine dopaminergic neurons and hormone-induced neuronal plasticity: Preparing the brain for motherhood | |
| P2-31: | Roselli C and Stormshak F: Evidence that sexual partner preference in the ram is programmed prenatally by androgen | |
| P2-32: | Roze C, Leprince J, Huijbregts L, Houang M, Guilhaudis L, Le Bouc Y, Vaudry H, Carel JC, Léger J and De Roux N: KiSS1 is highly polymorphic and associates to idiopathic central precocious puberty in Caucasian | |
| P2-33: | Sakamoto H, Matsuda KI, Zuloaga DG, Hongu H, Wada E, Wada K, Jordan CL, Breedlove SM and Kawata M: The gastrin-releasing peptide system in the lumbar spinal cord is sexually dimorphic and controls male reproductive functions in rats | |
| P2-34: | Sawai N, Iijima N, Matsumoto K and Ozawa H: A novel input of kisspeptin fibers to dopaminergic neurons in the arcuate nucleus of female rat | |
| P2-35: | Sébert ME, Herwig A, Laran-Chich MP, Barrett P and Simonneaux V: Effects of a central T3 implantation on the gonadotropic axis in Syrian hamster | |
| P2-36: | Servili A, Le Page Y, Vosges M, Caraty A, Leprince J, Vaudry H and Kah O: Characterization of the Kiss/KissR systems in a teleost fish. Potential interactions with the GnRH systems and leptin receptors in the brain of zebrafish | |
| P2-37: | Sharif A, Duhem-Tonnelle V, Allet C, Baroncini M, Loyens A, Collier F, Blond S, Ojeda SR, Junier MP and Prévot V: Characterization of the erbB signaling system in human hypothalamic astrocytes | |
| P2-38: | Shoda Y, Ishii H, Kobayashi M, Yomogida K, Hamada T and Sakuma Y: Alternative promoter usage and alternative splicing of the mouse estrogen receptor a genes generate numerous mRNA variants | |
| P2-39: | Skipor J, Mlynarczuk J, Grochowalski A, Dufourny L and Thiery JC: Effect of exposure to di-ortho substituted PCB153 on thyroid hormones in the cerebrospinal fluid in ewes | |
| * | P2-40: | Smith JT, Shahab M, Millar R and Clarke IJ: Kisspeptin antagonist reveals an important role for kisspeptin in the generation of the estrogen-induced GnRH/LH surge in the ewe |
| P2-41: | Soga T, Wong DW, Putteeraj M, Song KP and Parhar IS: Inhibition of 5-HT transport during early development reduces expression of androgen receptor in the GnRH neurons and sexual behavior of male mice | |
| P2-42: | Staffend NA and Meisel RL: Estrogen regulation of dendritic spines: A diolitic approach | |
| P2-43: | Tan C and Jasoni C: Sonic Hedgehog stimulates the growth of axons from Gonadotropin-releasing Hormone neurons | |
| P2-44: | Tariq A, Pereira A, Smith JT, Loveland K, O'Brien M, Shahab M and Clarke IJ: Kisspeptin and gonadotropin inhibitory hormone (GnIH) in the testis of the non-human primate, Macaca Mulatta | |
| P2-45: | Thomas P and Rahman S: Hypoxia disrupts reproductive neuroendocrine function in a marine fish through downregulation of hypothalamic aromatase and tryptophan hydroxylase activities | |
| P2-46: | Tobin V, Jasim S, Ludwig M, Leng G, Russell JA and Douglas AJ: The effects of the placental leucine aminopeptidase (PLAP) on central oxytocin actions during lactation | |
| P2-47: | Tsukahara S, Tsuda M, Kato Y, Kuroda Y, Nakata M, Xiao K, Nagata K, Nakanishi T, Toda K and Ogawa S: Elimination of the morphological sex difference in the BNSTp of mice lacking the aromatase, estrogen receptor a (ERa), or ERß gene | |
| P2-48: | Van Vugt D, Frank T and Krzemien A: Influence of menstrual cycle phase on the corticolimbic brain response to visual food cues | |
| * | P2-49: | Wahab F, Ullah F, Irfan S, Chan YM, Seminara SB and Shahab M: Decrease in hypothalamic Kiss1r expression: A potential mechanism for fasting-induced suppression of the HPG axis in the adult male rhesus monkey |
| P2-50: | Wakabayashi Y, Sakamoto K, Murata K, Homma T, Ohkura S, Takeuchi Y, Mori Y and Okamura H: A possible role of neurokinin B in the stimulatory action of the male pheromone on the GnRH pulse generator | |
| P2-51: | Yamamuro B, Shimizu H and Yamanouchi K: Effects of septal cuts on intermale aggressive behavior in castrated or non-castrated males | |
| * | P2-52: | Yeo SH and Herbison AE: Unraveling arcuate nucleus kisspeptin neuronal projections in adult female mouse brain: A neuroanatomical tracing perspective |
| P2-53: | Yilmaz B, Ayar A, Ozcan M, Alcin E, Sandal S, Kutlu S and Kelestimur H: Melatonin stimulates protein kinase C-mediated Ca2+ signaling in gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH)-secreting hypothalamic (GT1-7) neurons | |
| P2-54: | Yin CZ, Ishii H, Sakuma Y and Kato M: GABAA receptors in rat GnRH neurons are composed of a2, ß3, ?1-2, and e subunits | |
| * | P2-55: | Zhou S, Holmes MM, Forger NG, Goldman BD, Lovern MB, Caraty A, Faulkes CG and Coen CW: Release from socially-induced reproductive suppression in eusocial naked mole-rats (Heterocephalus glaber) is marked by increased kisspeptin-immunoreactive cell bodies in the hypothalamic anteroventral periventricular nucleus |
| P2-56: | Zuure WA, Mills KP, Quennell JA, Anderson GM and Roubos EW: The effect of leptin deficiency on hypothalamic GABAergic activity | |
Neuroendocrinology of Stress | ||
| P2-57: | Laborie C, Molendi-Coste O, Breton C, Montel V, Vandenbulcke F, Grumolato L, Anouar Y and Vieau D: Adverse effects of maternal undernutrition on the programming of the HPA axis and the sympathoadrenal system in the adult male rat | |
| P2-58: | Lopez-Castroman J, Martinez Vigo M, Blasco-Fontecilla H, Legido-Gil T and Baca-Garcia E: Lack of association between testosterone and suicide behavior | |
| P2-59: | Malta MB, Sita LV, Silva JM, Bittencourt JC, Scavone C and Munhoz CD: Chronic unpredictable stress increases CRF2 mRNA expression in the lateral septal nucleus of the rat brain | |
| * | P2-60: | Mayoral SR, Llarena NC, Omar G and Penn AA: Sex steroid effects on chronic, hypoxic brain injury in neonatal mice |
| P2-61: | Minni AM, Helbling JC, Tridon C, Castanon N and Moisan MP: Effects of high-fat diet combined with chronic stress on vulnerability to develop despair-like behaviour in an altered hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis animal model | |
| P2-62: | Minni AM, Helbling JC, Marissal-Arvy N, Tridon C, Duittoz A, De Smedt-Peyrusse V and Moisan MP: Sexual dimorphism of hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis and despair-like behavioural reactivities in transcortin-deficient mice | |
| P2-63: | Mohamed M, Moftah M and Sabry I: Possible counteracting of lithium chloride effect on the rat brain | |
| P2-64: | Mohamed M, Moftah Z and Sabry I: Vitamin C remediates the harmful side-effects of LiCl treatment on brain-associated endocrine glands | |
| P2-65: | Mollik MAH: Observations on the traditional phytotherapy for epilepsy among the inhabitants of the Kafrul area in Dhaka district, Bangladesh | |
| P2-66: | Movahedinia A and Savari A: An endocrine approach of osmoregulation in marine euryhaline teleosts | |
| P2-67: | Najimi M, Chigr F, Rachidi F, Trouslard J and Moyse E: Stress alters neurogenesis in rat brain DVC and induces psychological anorexia | |
| P2-68: | Neufeld-Cohen A, Chen A, Seckl J, Vale W and Jamieson P: Alterations in stress-related behaviors following generalised and site-specific over-expression of CRFR2 ligands in limbic structures | |
| P2-69: | Nishi M, Horii-Hayashi N, Kawata M and Shoji H: The relationship between early life adverse events and behavior and brain structure in adulthood | |
| P2-70: | Parker VJ and Douglas AJ: Hypothalamic mechanisms mediating inhibition of prolactin secretion following stress in early pregnancy | |
| P2-71: | Pierzchala-Koziec K: Stress modulation of ghrelin and opioids interaction in brain of growing animals | |
| P2-72: | Qian X, Droste SK, Lightman SL, Reul JM and Linthorst ACE: The importance of free corticosterone: Synchronised ultradian and stress patterns in blood, subcutaneous tissue and brain | |
| P2-73: | Rorato R, Antunes-Rodrigues J and Elias LLK: Endocannabinoid activity mediated by CB-1 modulates hypothalamic corticotrophin-releasing factor (CRF) neurons and brainstem tyrosine hydroxilase (TH) neurons during endotoxemia-induced anorexia | |
| P2-74: | Sattrai A and Mirzargar SS: Some endocrinologic impacts of electroanesthesia compared to chemical anesthesia | |
| P2-75: | Shahrokhi N: The role of melatonin MT2 receptor on the effects estrogen after TBI in rats | |
| P2-76: | Shibata M, Ueta Y and Suzuki H: The relationship between olfaction and stress responses in the rat brain | |
| * | P2-77: | Sivukhina EV, Hoffmann LC, Jirikowski GF and Grinevich V: Adrenalectomy induces corticosteroid-binding globulin expression in magnocellular neurons of the rat hypothalamus |
| * | P2-78: | Spencer SJ and Andrews ZB: Ghrelin – a key modulator of behavioural and central responses to acute stress |
| P2-79: | Spiga F, Waite E, Liu Y, Kershaw Y, Aguilera G and Lightman SL: Pulsatile exposure to ACTH is necessary for physiological adrenocortical activity | |
| P2-80: | Takahashi K, Hirose T, Hiraishi K, Kato I, Shoji I, Yamamoto H, Shibasaki A, Kaneko K, Mori N, Kohzuki M and Totsune K: Prorenin receptor in the human brain and pituitary, and its increased expression in the brain of spontaneous hypertensive rats | |
| P2-81: | Takayanagi Y, Maroot K and Onaka T: Effects of RFamide related peptides upon oxytocin release in rats | |
| P2-82: | Takayasu S, Iwasaki Y, Kageyama K and Suda T: Involvement of Orphan Receptors Nurr-1/Nur77 in Corticotropin-Releasing Hormone and Urocortin-Induced Expression of Tyrosinase-Related Protein Type 1 in human melanocytes | |
| P2-83: | Thomson D, Morris J and Christian H: Anti-allergic cromolyn drugs facilitate annexin 1 secretion from pituitary folliculo-stellate cells | |
| P2-84: | Trujillo V, Durando PE and Suárez MM: Effect of tianeptine in rats, on hipocampal GR expression, anxiety and hedonic behavior in a model of depression | |
| P2-85: | Uchida S, Kagitani F and Hotta H: Contribution of a-adrenoceptors in the autonomic regulation of ovarian estradiol secretion in rats | |
| P2-86: | Viveros MP, Llorente R, Llorente-Berzal A, Mateos B, Rodriguez N and López-Gallardo M: Effects of neonatal maternal deprivation and/or juvenile chronic unpredictable stress on corticosterone, leptin, testosterone and estrogen plasma levels of adult rats | |
| P2-87: | Walker C-D, Dasti E, Long H, Tremblay-Mercier J, Cunnane SC, Grajzer M and Di Marzo V: Maternal dietary fat determines the metabolic profile and endocannabinoid-mediated inhibition of the stress response in neonatal rat offspring | |
| P2-88: | Wallinga A, Qian X, Collins A, Linthorst ACE and Reul JM: The role of the sympathoadrenomedulary system in the regulation of circulating free glucocorticoid levels: An in vivo blood microdialysis study on adrenaline, noradrenaline and corticosterone | |
| P2-89: | Yang JF, Chen XQ, Jin H and Du JZ: CRF and CRF receptor 1 molecular clones, evolution, and responsiveness to hypoxia in Qinghai-Tibetan plateau mammals | |
| P2-90: | Zaky A and Bassiouny A: Oxidative stress induces alterations in metabolism with mitochondrial respiratory chain inhibition in the brain of cirrhotic rats | |
Growth Hormone, Metabolism and Obesity | ||
| P2-91: | Koch C, Grant C, Morris A, Hoggards N, Tups A and Williams LM: Leptin challenge decreases insulin sensitivity in C57Bl/6J mice on a high-fat diet | |
| P2-92: | Langlet F, Bouret SG, Prévot V and Dehouck B: Fasting induces plasticity of the capillary plexus in the median eminence by increasing the surface area of blood/brain exchanges | |
| P2-93: | Luque RM, Córdoba-Chacón J, Gahete MD, Tena-Sempere M, Kineman RD and Castaño JP: Evidence for a direct, selective effect of kisspeptin on pituitary growth hormone and luteinizing hormone release in a primate model (Papio anubis) | |
| P2-94: | MacGregor D, Sabatier N and Leng G: Modelling spike firing patterns in the ventro-medial hypothalamus | |
| P2-95: | Mayeur S, Duparc T, Knauf C, Colom A, Delahaye F, Lukaszewski MA, Wattez JS, Breton C, Storme L, Valet P, Vieau D and Lesage J: Ontogeny of apelin and its receptor in the rat: Focus on the feto-placental unit and modulation by maternal perinatal undernutrition in growth-restricted male offspring | |
| P2-96: | Mear Y, Blanchard MP, Defilles C, Enjalbert A, Barlier A and Thirion S: The constitutive activity of the GHS-R (growth hormone secretagogue receptor) as a new target in the treatment of the acromegaly? | |
| P2-97: | Menzies JRW, Ludwig M and Leng G: Direct and indirect effects of cannabinoids on GABA release in the rat arcuate nucleus in vitro | |
| P2-98: | Merriam G, Yuen K, Bonert V, Dobs A, Garcia J, Kipnes M, Kletke M, Molitch M, Swerdloff R, Wang C, Cook D and Biller B: Use of the orally active ghrelin mimetic AEZS-130 as a simple test for the diagnosis of growth hormone (GH) deficiency (GHD) in adults (AGHD) | |
| P2-99: | Murphy M, Brameld JM and Ebling FJP: The effect of central thyroid hormone on torpor in the Siberian hamster (Phodopus sungorus) | |
| P2-100: | Osterstock G: Traumatic brain injury alters the growth hormone axis in mice | |
| P2-101: | Piccinetti CC, Migliarini B, Olivotto I, Coletti G, Amici A and Carnevali O: Evidences for melatonin regulation of brain circuitries controlling food intake in Danio rerio | |
| P2-102: | Romero A, Velasquez D, Nogueiras R and Diéguez C: Validation of immortalized rat HypoE-7 cell line as a model to study hypothalamic ghrelin signaling and/other hypothalamic pathways involved in food intake | |
| P2-103: | Ross AW, Russell L, Bell LM and Morgan PJ: Microarray analysis of hypothalamic gene expression in response to photoperiod in F344 rats | |
| P2-104: | Rovère C, Blondeau N, Rostène W, Guyon A, Cazareth J, Heurteaux C and Nahon JL: The chemokine CCL2 mediates inflammation-induced anorexia through its action on hypothalamic MCH neurons | |
| P2-105: | Salamat N: Seasonal changes of thyroid histomorphometerical structure and hormone production in Persian gulf yellowfin seabream (Acanthopagrus latus) | |
| P2-106: | Simon AP, Bariohay B, Mahaut S, Lebrun B, Tardivel C, Trouslard J, Bluet-Pajot MT, Epelbaum J and Moyse E: Down-regulation of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) in the dorsal vagal complex during ghrelin-induced hyperphagia in adult rat | |
| P2-107: | Smyers M, Kasim N and Novak C: Activity amount and patterning varies with high fat diet | |
| P2-108: | Steculorum SM, Gibbons MB and Bouret SG: Disruption of ghrelin signaling during early postnatal development has enduring consequences on energy balance regulation | |
| * | P2-109: | Steyn F, Leong J and Chen C: Cannabinoids, ghrelin and growth: Effects of THC stimulated appetite on ghrelin production and consequential effects on growth hormone regulation |
| P2-110: | Tung YL, Ayuso E, Shan X, Bosch F, O'Rahilly S, Coll AP and Yeo GSH: Hypothalamic-specific manipulation of Fto, the ortholog of the human obesity gene FTO, affects food intake in rats | |
| P2-111: | Tups A, Koch C, Augustine RA, Steger J, Ganjam GK, Benzler J, Shepherd PR, Anderson GA and Grattan DR: Leptin protects against type-2 diabetes via sensitization of insulin action in the hypothalamus | |
| * | P2-112: | Verbaeys I, Tolle V, Swennen Q, Buyse J, Zizzari P and Cokelaere M: Scheduled feeding induces adipogenesis: Implications of increased ghrelin levels |
| P2-113: | Viltart O, MacIa L, Delacre M, Sachot C, Bouret SG and Wolowczuk I: Interleukin-7 and hypothalamic control of food intake | |
| P2-114: | Yoon S, Kim KS, Yoon YR, Lee HJ, Kim MS, Noh JS, Choi SY, Sun W and Baik JH: Role of Dopamine D2 Receptor in brain control of energy homeostasis | |
| P2-115: | You DJ, Park CR, Kim JE, Seong JY and Hwang JI: KEAP1 regulates NF-?B signaling through direct interaction with IKKß | |
| P2-116: | Zizzari P, Hassouna R, Longchamps Y, Epelbaum J and Tolle V: Feeding-anticipatory rise in acyl-ghrelin is blunted after long-term fasting in rats | |
Neuropeptides and peptidergic neurons | ||
| P2-117: | Eberle AN: Mechanistic aspects of agouti protein - a-MSH competitive antagonism and inverse agonism at the melanocortin-1 receptor | |
| P2-118: | Kim D-K, Um HN, Hwang JI and Seong JY: Molecular evolution of multiple forms of kisspeptins and GPR54 receptors in vertebrates | |
| P2-119: | Kimura T, Shimatsu A, Arimura H, Mori H, Tokitou A, Fukudome M, Nakazaki M, Tagami T, Usui T and Tei C: Concordant and discordant adrenocorticotropin (ACTH) responses induced by growth hormone-releasing peptide-2 (GHRP-2), corticotropin-releasing hormone (CRH), and insulin-induced hypoglycemia in patients with hypothalamo-pituitary disorders: Evidence for direct ACTH-releasing activity of GHRP-2 | |
| P2-120: | Knobloch S, Hoffmann LC, Cetin AH, Khrulev S, Schwarz MK, Seeburg PH and Grinevich V: Monosynaptic connectivity between oxytocin neurons and the central amygdala, dissected by viral technique | |
| P2-121: | Kocan M, Van Der Westhuizen ET, Hossain MA, Wade JD and Summers RJ: Biased signalling by the relaxin family peptide receptor 3 (RXFP3) induced by relaxin family peptides | |
| P2-122: | Korf HW, Yasuo S and Geisslinger G: The hypophysial pars tuberalis sends signals via multiple pathways and messengers | |
| P2-123: | Kormos V, Markovics A, Sándor K, Szoke É, Tuka B, Tajti J, Botz B, Imreh A, Szolcsányi J, Gaszner B, Reglodi D and Helyes ZS: Role of Pituitary Adenylate Cyclase-Activating Polypeptide (PACAP) in the nitroglycerin-induced migraine model of the mouse | |
| P2-124: | Lafont AG, Liao BK, Tseng YC, Fouchereau-Peron M, Hwang PP and Dufour S: Differential occurrences and roles of CT/CGRP (calcitonin/calcitonin gene-related peptide) in molluscs and teleosts | |
| P2-125: | Lancien F, Mimassi N, Takei Y and Le Mével JC: Central actions of angiotensins on the ventilatory system in unanesthetized trout | |
| P2-126: | Le Mével JC, Lancien F, Mimassi N and Conlon JM: Ventilatory actions of centrally administered neuropeptides in trout | |
| P2-127: | Lecointre C, Morin F, Jarry M, Le Joncour V, Desrues L, Schouft MT, Lefebvre T, Langlois O, Proust F, Compère V, Gandolfo P and Castel H: Autocrine/paracrine effects of urotensin II in glioma development | |
| P2-128: | Lee LTO, Lau KW, Chu JYS and Chow BKC: Functional and structural interrelation of orexin and secretin in vertebrates | |
| P2-129: | Lesur O, Chagnon F, Roussy JF, Chouinard L and Gallo-Payet N: Endotoxin-induced acute hypothalamo-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis dysfunction: Impact of arginine-vasopressin (AVP) and apelin (APL) exogenous administrations | |
| P2-130: | Letourneau M, Doan DN, Dejda A, Bourgault S, Chatenet D and Fournier A: Pacap analogs with enhanced stability and receptor selectivity showing significant cell survival properties on a Parkinson's disease cell model | |
| P2-131: | Li JD, Hu WP and Zhou QY: Essential role of prokineticin 2 signaling in stress response | |
| P2-132: | Lomet D, Leprince J, Lefranc B, Sébert ME, Franceschini I, Beltramo M, Vaudry H and Caraty A: Molecular forms of Kisspeptin present in the sheep hypothalamus: A semi-quantitative study | |
| * | P2-133: | Lopatina O and Higashida H: Breast milk and hypothalamic ADP-ribosyl cyclase regulate social behaviors and plasma oxytocin levels in infant mice |
| P2-134: | Lucio-Oliveira F and Franci CR: Estrogen modulation on vasopressinergic system activity following food intake | |
| P2-135: | Manecka DL, Pierre A, Thouënnon E, Tanguy Y, Yon L, Lihrmann I and Anouar Y: Role of NF-?B signaling pathway in PACAP-induced neuroendocrine cell differentiation | |
| P2-136: | Marc Y, Li B, Bodineau L, Frugière A, Inguimbert N, Roques B and Llorens-Cortes C: Effects of acute oral administration of RB150, a central-acting aminopeptidase A inhibitor, on blood pressure: A new strategy for the treatment of hypertension | |
| P2-137: | Marcoli M, Bruzzone F, D'Amora M, Cervetto C, Mazzotta MC, Diaspro A, Bianchini P, Vallarino M, Leprince J, Vaudry H and Maura G: Presynaptic urotensin II receptors facilitate acetylcholine release in the mouse cervical spinal cord | |
| P2-138: | McKinley MJ, Burns P, Oldfield BJ and Weisinger RS: Identification of activated neurons that may influence vasopressin release and thirst in the brains of streptozotocin-treated rats | |
| P2-139: | Miñano J, Maldonado R and Tavares E: Macrophage inflammatory protein (MIP)-1ß plays a role in the regulation of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis | |
| P2-140: | Miyahara C, Rorato R, Silva L, Antunes-Rodrigues J and Elias LLK: Effects of acute and chronic administration of rimonabant on hypothalamic mRNA expression of neuropeptides involved in the energy homeostasis | |
| P2-141: | Moon ES, Kim DK, Hwang JI and Seong JY: Classification of novel secreted peptides using bioinformatics tools | |
| P2-142: | Morishita Y: Posttranscriptional regulation of vasopressin mRNA in a mouse model for familial neurohypophysial diabetes insipidus | |
| P2-143: | Moriyama T, Kageyama K and Suda T: Regulation of corticotropin-releasing factor gene by ghrelin in hypothalamic cells | |
| P2-144: | Munetomo A, Kondo Y, Miyamoto T and Sakuma Y: Differential responses of oxytocin and vasopressin neurons to pup odors in virgin and multiparous rats | |
| P2-145: | Nazarians-Armavil A, Xu A and Belsham DD: Characterization of hypothalamic POMC cell lines to define cellular and molecular mechanism that underlie direct hormonal regulation | |
| P2-146: | Neveu C, Le Marec O, Tasseau O, Lefranc B, Do Rego JC, Sopkova De Oliveira Santos J, Guilhaudis L, Bureau R, Ségalas-Milazzo I, Costentin J, Rault S, Boutin JA, Baudy-Floc'h M, Vaudry H and Leprince J: In vitro and in vivo activities of [Cmpi21,aza-ß3-Hht23]26RFa(21-26), a pseudopeptidic analog of the orexigenic neuropeptide 26RFa | |
| P2-147: | Ozawa Y, Arima H, Watanabe M, Shimizu H, Hayashi M and Oiso Y: Repeated glucoprivation delayed feeding responses in rats | |
| P2-148: | Parmentier C, Taxi J and Hardin-Pouzet H: Zebrafish edar mutant (finless phenotype): Histochemical and molecular characterization of urotensins I and II in the caudal spinal cord | |
| P2-149: | Parmentier C, Piesse C, Canepa S, Hameury E, Hardin-Pouzet H, Tillet Y, Tostivint H and Calas A: Investigating the urotensin II-related peptide (URP) system of zebrafish by in situ hybridization and immunohistochemistry | |
| P2-150: | Pemberton JG and Chang JP: Phosphoinositide 3-kinase mediates gonadotropin-releasing hormone actions in gonadotropes and somatotropes of goldfish, Carassius auratus | |
| P2-151: | Renner E, Szabó-Meltzer KI, Puskas N, Tóth ZE, Dobolyi A and Palkovits M: Brainstem PrRP- and GLP-1-containing projections mediate satiety-induced activation of neurons in the hypothalamic dorsomedial nucleus of rats | |
| P2-152: | Sauvant J, Nadjar A, Dudit J, Delpech JC, Palin K, Roux P, Aubert A, Barreau JB, Laye S and Moos F: Dysfunction of vasopressin (VP) neurons in aged rats: Cellular and molecular mechanisms involved | |
| P2-153: | Scott V and Brown CH: Kisspeptin activation of oxytocin neurons in vivo | |
| * | P2-154: | Singh P, Krishna A and Tsutsui K: Gonadotropin-inhibitory hormone (GnIH) in the ovary of mice: Its localization and biological effects |
| P2-155: | Skorzewska A, Bidzinski A, Lehner M, Turzynska D, Sobolewska A, Wislowska-Stanek A, Hamed A and Plaznik A: The role of CRF2 receptors in rat fear responses and the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis activity | |
| P2-156: | Stengel A, Goebel M, Wang L, Ali H, Reeve, Jr. J and Taché Y: Regulation of circulating acyl and desacyl ghrelin levels after abdominal surgery in rats: Potential role in the development of postoperative gastric ileus | |
| P2-157: | Stern JE, Son S and Filosa JA: Activity-dependent release of vasopressin within the hypothalamic PVN mediates cross-talk between neuroendocrine and sympathetic-related PVN neurons. | |
| * | P2-158: | Sundström G, Dreborg S and Larhammar D: Concomitant duplications of opioid peptide and receptor genes before the origin of jawed vertebrates |
| P2-159: | Szawka RE, Ribeiro AB, Leite CM, Franci CR and Anselmo-Franci JA: Kisspeptin regulates prolactin release through hypothalamic dopaminergic neurons in female and male rats | |
| P2-160: | Tavares E, Maldonado R and Miñano J: The anorectic action of N-procalcitonin in the brain is mediated by melanocortins | |
| P2-161: | Tostivint H: Molecular diversity of the somatostatin family in zebrafish | |
| P2-162: | Tung S, Nazarians-Armavil A, Xu A and Belsham DD: Characterization of hypothalamic POMC cell models to define direct serotonin-mediated signaling and downstream effects in hypothalamic neurons | |
| P2-163: | Van Den Heuvel JK, Eggels L, Kalsbeek A, Fliers E, Adan RAH and La Fleur SE: Leptin sensitivity in rats on a free choice high-fat high-sugar diet | |
| * | P2-164: | Versini A, Ramoz N, Grouselle D, Pham A, Criquillion-Doublet S, Nordon C, Léonard T, Rouillon F, Epelbaum J and Gorwood P: Satiety and adiposity signals in anorexia nervosa: Neuroendocrinological and genetic analyses |
| P2-165: | Wacker D, Tobin V, Noack J, Bishop VR, Engelmann M, Ludwig M and Meddle SL: Social stimuli activate vasopressin neurons in the rat anterior olfactory nucleus | |
| P2-166: | Wintersteller S, Rauch I, Hahnhaußen J, Holzmeister S, Kollarz G, Emmanuel K and Kofler B: Upregulation of galanin and substance P mRNA in organs of septic mice | |
| P2-167: | Wollaston C, Menzies JRW, Ludwig M and Leng G: Cannabinoids do not inhibit electrically-evoked oxytocin or vasopressin release from the rat isolated neurohypophysis | |
| P2-168: | Wu LC, Horng RC and Chou MY: The roles of isotocin on ion regulation in zebrafish (Danio rerio) | |
| * | P2-169: | Yip SH, Bunn SJ and Grattan DR: Mouse hypothalamic neurons co-express tyrosine hydroxylase and enkephalin immunoreactivity during lactation |
| P2-170: | Yuan Y: Mouse secretin receptor promoter activity in hypothalamic cells | |
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| P2-171: | Kyono Y and Denver RJ: Developmental and hormonal regulation of DNA methyltransferase and methyl-CpG binding protein gene expression in Xenopus tadpole brain during metamorphosis | |
| P2-172: | Lagunas N and García-Segura LM: Estradiol and selective estrogen receptor modulators revert orchidectomy-induced impairment of hippocampal-dependent memory by an estrogen receptor ß mediated mechanism | |
| P2-173: | Lasaite L, Vasyliene G and Lasiene D: Endocrine and psychological state after traumatic brain injury | |
| P2-174: | Lopes Da Silva A, Elias LLK, Resstel LB and Antunes-Rodrigues J: Time course of ethanol chronic treatment in hormonal secretion | |
| P2-175: | Lu F, Lai D, Herwig B, Ingraham H and Kurrasch D: Retinal homeobox 3 (rx3) is required for differentiation of ventral hypothalamic cell types in zebrafish | |
| P2-176: | Manojlovic-Stojanoski M, Nestorovic N, Ristic N, Medigovic I, Trifunovic S, Miloševic V and Sekulic M: Maternal dexamethasone application affects development of the hypothalamic paraventricular nuclei in rat fetuses | |
| P2-177: | Masuo Y and Ishido M: Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and endocrine disruptors | |
| P2-178: | McArthur S, Solito E and Gillies GE: Estrogen promotes the anti-inflammatory clearance of apoptotic cells by microglia | |
| P2-179: | Miceli D, Silvestrini V, Viglietti-Panzica C, Palanza P and Panzica GC: Early exposure to Bisphenol A induces alterations of Locus Coeruleus volume in CD1 mice | |
| P2-180: | Moyse E, Segura S, Mahaut S, Bédard K, Tardivel C, Ferland G, Lebrun B and Gaudreau P: Effect of long-term caloric restriction on satiety-related brainstem dysfunction in aged rat | |
| P2-181: | Nguyen B, Ram P and Roarke M: Oncogenic osteomalacia: Clinical diagnosis and multi-modality imaging | |
| * | P2-182: | Ohe Y, Iijima N, Kadota K, Sakamoto A and Ozawa H: The general anesthetic sevoflurane represses the expression of clock gene mPer2 accompanying NAD+ increase in the suprachiasmatic nucleus of mice |
| P2-183: | Ouelaa W, Le Naou T, Déchelotte P, Ducrotté P, Leroi AM and Gourcerol G: Gastric electrical stimulation modulates gastric distension-induced visceral pain and -activated brain centres | |
| P2-184: | Parkash J, D'Anglemont De Tassigny X, Bellefontaine N, Campagne C, Mazure D, Buée-Scherrer V and Prévot V: Phosphorylation of NMDAR associated nNOS modulates hypothalamic nitric oxide production: The role of estrogen during ovarian cycle in female rats | |
| P2-185: | Pertuit M, Romano D, Enjalbert A, Barlier A and Gerard C: Critical role of Ras/ERK in the cAMP-dependent pituitary tumorigenesis | |
| P2-186: | Pisarek H, Pawlikowski M, Kunert-Radek J, Radek M and Winczyk K: Expression of somatostatin receptor subtypes in primary and recurrent gonadotropinomas: Are somatostatin receptors involved in pituitary adenoma recurrence? | |
| P2-187: | Pompili A, Arnone B, Tavares MC, Tomaz C and Gasbarri A: Working and reference memory across the estrous cycle in gonadally intact female rats | |
| P2-188: | Pourheydar BA, Joghataei MT, Bakhtiari M and Mehdizadeh M: Co-transplantation of bone marrow stromal cells with Schwann cells promotes locomotor recovery in contusion model of spinal cord injury in rats | |
| P2-189: | Quentien MH, Vieira V, Menasche M, Dufier JL, Herman JP, Enjalbert A, Abitbol M and Brue T: Truncation of PITX2 differentially affects its activity on physiological targets in pituitary somatolactotroph cells | |
| P2-190: | Ramaswamy S, Seminara SB and Plant TM: Activation of the neurokinin B type 3 receptor (NK3R) stimulates gonadotropin-releasing hormone secretion in the male rhesus monkey (Macaca mulatta) | |
| P2-191: | Sabatier N and Leng G: Oscillatory firing pattern in a subpopulation of neurones in the VMN in vivo | |
| P2-192: | Martín De Santa-Olalla M, Andía-Melero VM, Sánchez-Cevigón P, Borda A and Jara-Albarrán A: Initial prolactin levels as cure prognostic indicator in microprolactinomas with or without empty sella | |
| P2-193: | Santos AP, Martins R, Couto J, Barbosa AP, Silva R, Amaro T, Giesteira L and Torres I: Gastric endocrine tumors: The importance of the classification | |
| P2-194: | Santos-Galindo M, Barreto G, Pernía O, Carrero P and García-Segura LM: Estrogenic compounds control reactive microglia in the injured brain | |
| P2-195: | Sepehri G: Effect of intraventricular microinjection of W7 on the development of tolerance to the antinociceptive effects of morphine in adrenalectomized rats | |
| * | P2-196: | St-Louis R, Grange-Messent V, Raison D and Hardin-Pouzet H: Effects of chronic and acute hyperosmotic stimulus on free radicals in the supraoptic nucleus in mice |
| P2-197: | Szczepkowska A, Bolzan E, Thiery JC and Skipor J: Expression of VEGF, TGFß1, their receptors and neurpilin-1 in the ewe's choroid plexus | |
| P2-198: | Tabak J, Tomaiuolo M, Milescu L, Gonzalez-Iglesias A, Freeman ME and Bertram R: BK channels promote bursting in pituitary cells | |
| P2-199: | Tanase C, Raducan E, Codorean E, Cruceru ML, Gherghisan A, Teodoru M, Baltateanu D, Ogrezeanu I, Albulescu L and Badiu C: Serum cytokines and angiogenic factor levels in pituitary adenomas behaviour | |
| P2-200: | Tanguy Y, Arthaud S, Falluel-Morel A, Catteau J, Bénard M, Bizet P, Manecka DL, Prévost G, Chagraoui A, Lihrmann I, Gonzalez BJ and Anouar Y: Characterization of a PACAP-regulated gene, selenoprotein T, during development and in pathological conditions | |
| P2-201: | Tasali E, Broussard J, Delebecque F, Day A, Abraham V, Kilkus J and Van Cauter E: Increased food intake after sleep curtailment: Roles of ghrelin and pancreatic polypeptide | |
| P2-202: | Trudeau VL, Zhao E, McNeilly A, McNeilly J, Basak A, Fischer-Colbrie R, Kukca M and Stojilkovic S: Secretoneurin: A granin-derived peptide regulating luteinizing hormone release from vertebrate pituitary cells | |
| P2-203: | Vaudry H, Hasunuma I, Haraguchi S, Teppei K, Bruzzone F, Vallarino M, Pelletier G, Tsutsui K and Do Rego JL: Neuroanatomical and biochemical evidence for the biosynthesis of neuroactive 5a/3a-reduced steroids from cholesterol in the frog brain and pituitary | |
| P2-204: | Vazquez-Martinez R, Pulido MR, Rabanal Y, Castaño JP, Garcia-Navarro S, Gracia-Navarro F and Malagón MM: Characterization of the small GTPase Rab18 in relation to the regulated secretory pathway of neuroendocrine cells | |
| P2-205: | Venerosi A, Buratti FM, Tait S, Volpe MT, De Angelis G, Catone T, Stecca L, Mantovani A, Cometa F, Testai E and Calamandrei G: Developmental dietary exposure to chlorpyrifos in a mouse model affects social behavior, aromatase level and hypothalamic neuropeptides | |
| P2-206: | Vitale N, Tryoen-Toth P and Bader MF: Lipid dynamic in the course of hormonal release in neuroendocrine cells | |
| P2-207: | Wada Y, Honjo S, Hamamoto Y, Kawasaki Y, Ikeda H, Nakamura Y, Takahashi J, Shimatsu A and Koshiyama H: Lymphocytic panhypophysitis: Its clinical features of Japanese cases | |
| P2-208: | Wasilewska-Dziubinska E, Gajewska A, Herman A, Wolinska-Witort E and Kochman K: Evaluation of the influence of valproate (VPA) on LH release from primary anterior pituitary cells culture of female rat | |
| P2-209: | Yamagata S, Sakihara S, Kageyama K, Oki Y, Doi M, Iwasaki Y, Takayasu S, Hirata Y, Hashimoto K and Suda T: Usefulness and accuracy of plasma, urinary, and salivary cortisol levels for the diagnosis of Cushing's syndrome | |
| P2-210: | Yoo HJ, Jo YJ, Moon CM and Park NH: Whether empty sella syndrome in childhood is a neurological disorder or an endocrinologic disorder? | |
| P2-211: | Ciofi P: Perivascular "sensor neurons" in the hypothalamic arcuate nucleus not all have an NPY or POMC phenotype | |
| P2-212: | Schaller F, Watrin F, Sturny R, Massacrier A, Szepetowski P and Muscatelli F: A single postnatal injection of oxytocin rescues the lethal feeding behaviour in mice deficient for the Prader-Willi Magel2 gene | |
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