NAME PRESENTATION
Prof. WENGER
Roland Ph.D.,

Zurich, CH-8050, Switzerland

Protein hydroxylation-dependent oxygen sensing and downstream pathways .

Prof. TAYLOR
Cormac Ph.D.,

Dublin, Ireland

Regulation of inflammatory gene expression by hypoxia.

Dr. WILLAM
Carsten

91054 Erlangen, Germany

Kidney and hypoxia: HIF as a new therapeutic option in acute kidney injury.

Prof. KATSCHINSKI
Dörthe

37073 Göttingen, Germany

Expression and function of the PHD/HIF oxygen sensor system in the heart .

Prof. LOPEZ-BARNEO
Jose Ph.D.,

Seville 41013, Spain

Adult neural crest-derived stem cells sustain carotid body adaptive growth in chronic hypoxia.

Prof. GASSMANN
Max

Zurich 8057, Switzerland

Epo-induced excessive erythrocytosis in mice.

Dr. MICHIELS
Carine

Namur 5000, Belgium

Hypoxia protects cancer cells from cell death induced by chemotherapeutic drugs.

Prof. RATCLIFFE
Peter

Oxford OX3 7BN, UK

keynote lecture: Oxygen sensing in animals: the HIF hydroxylase system.

Dr. PASTOREKOVA
Silvia D.Sc.,

Bratislava 84505, Slovak Republic

New insights into functional aspects of CA IX and their implications for cancer biology.

Prof. RESHKIN
Stephan Ph.D.,

Bari, 70126, Italy

The scaffolding protein, NHERF1, functions as a link between tumor hypoxia and microenvironmental acidification.

Prof. MAXWELL
Patrick

London WC1E 6JF, United Kingdom

Hypoxic response pathways in kidney cancer.

Dr. KRIZANOVA
Olga D.Sc.,

Bratislava, 833 34, Slovakia

Hypoxia and calcium transport systems - from modulation to function.

Dr. GöRLACH
Agnes

80636 Munich, Germany

NOX and the HIF pathway: the plot thickens.

Prof. POELLINGER
Lorenz

Stockholm 17177, Sweden

Mechanims of gene regulation in hypoxia.

Prof. ACKER
Till

35392 Giessen, Germany

Tumor stem cells and their niche(s).

Dr. POUYSSéGUR
jacques

Nice 06189, France

Tumor metabolic adaptation to hypoxic and acidic stress .

Dr. PENNACCHIETT
Selma Ph.D.,

10060 Candiolo (Torino), Italy

Targeting acquired resistance to anti-angiogenic therapy by inhibition of hypoxia-induced tumor cell escape .