Session chairs: Jennifer Gordon and Joseph Mankowski
8:30 am
Italo Mocchetti (plenary)
Role of neurotrophins
in neuroAIDS
9:00 am
Rosemarie Booze (plenary)
Molecular
neuropathology of the dopaminergic system in NeuroAIDS
9:30 am
Sulie L. Chang
Cytokine/chemokine
expression in the brain of the HIV-1 transgenic rat during endotoxin
tolerance
9:45 am
Michael Kleines
MHV-68,
a model virus for Epstein-Barr virus infections, enters the brain independent
of functional B-lymphocytes via vessel endothelial cells and causes
immune-mediated damage as well as chronic tissue infection
10:00 am
- 10:30 am
Coffee
Break
10:30 am
- 11:45 am
Session IX
Emerging
CNS infections
Session chairs: Antonina Dolei
and Randall Cohrs
10:30 am
Philippe Gasque (plenary)
Pathological
mechanisms associated with chikungunya neuroinfection
11:00 am
Igor Koralnik
A novel
deletion in JC virus agnoprotein causes productive infection of cortical
pyramidal neurons
11:15 am
Alan C. Jackson
Rabies
virus infection injures neurons by inducing oxidative stress
11:30 am
Tadaki Suzuki
Disruption
of intracellular vesicular trafficking by agnoprotein is essential for
viroporin activity and JC virus replication
11:45 am
- 12:15 pm
Special
Lecture
Bill Narayan
Lectureship
Introduction: Janice Clements
Susan Weiss
Pathogenesis
of murine coronavirus infection: Virus-host interaction
12:15 pm
- 2:00 pm
Lunch
Break / Networking
12:30 pm
- 2:00 pm
Special
Activity
NeuroAIDS
Trainee Networking Luncheon
Aula Lauree
Facoltà di Medicina e Chirurgia
12:30 pm
Opening Remarks: Jeymohan Joseph and David Stoff
12:40 pm
Avindra Nath
T25 –
Translational Research in Neuro-AIDS and Mental Health
12:45 pm
Jay Rappaport and
Brian Wigdahl
T32 –
Interdisciplinary and Translational Research Training in NeuroAIDS
12:50 pm
Richard Price
T32 –
Central Nervous System HIV Translational Research Training Program
12:55 pm
Susan Weiss
T32 –
Training in NeuroVirology
1:00 pm
Trainee short talks
1:25 pm
Network roundtable discussions
2:00 pm
- 4:00 pm
Session X
HIV-associated
neurocognitive disorders: Past and present
Session chairs: Elyse Singer and Jay Rappaport
2:00 pm
Robert Heaton (plenary)
Prevalence
and HIV disease correlates of HAND in the pre-CART and CART eras
2:30 pm
Ned Sacktor (plenary)
Aging +
cognition in HIV infection
3:00 pm
Jose W. Rodriguez
Modulation
of HIV-1 replication, inflammation, and neurotoxicity by a tobacco cembranoid
4R: Therapeutic implications for HIV-associated neurocognitive disorders
3:15 pm
Gabriel Gras
Different
correlates suggest different pathogenic pathways for HIV-associated minor neurocognitive
impairment versus HIV-associated dementia
3:30 pm
Valerie Wojna
Soluble
and cell-associated insulin receptor dysfunction correlates with severity of
HAND in HIV-infected women
3:45 pm
Adarsh M. Kumar
Human immunodeficiency
virus & decreased dopamine availability in the CNS: Relationship with
neuropsychological performance
4:00 pm
- 5:30 pm
Workshop
Substance
abuse and HIV
Workshop chairs: Sulie Chang and Shilpa Buch
4:00 pm
Shilpa J. Buch
Cocaine/sigma
receptor-mediated induction of ALCAM: Implication for increased monocyte
adhesion and migration in HAND
4:15 pm
Rajnish S. Dave
Morphine
induces inflammation and oxidative stress without influencing HIV-1 viral
replication in human brain-derived cells
4:30 pm
Olimpia Meucci
Opiates
and CXCR4: New effectors and regulatory pathways relevant to HIV
neuropathology
4:45 pm
Katherine Conant
HIV Tat,
methamphetamine, and MMP-dependent activation of microglia
5:00 pm
Pawel Ciborowski
Short
and long term effect of methamphetamine withdrawal: Proteomic profiling of
plasma from HIV-infected patients
5:15 pm
Loreto Carvallo
The role
of buprenorphine and CCL2 on monocytes and the blood-brain barrier
