TIME
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SPEAKER
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PRESENTATION
TITLE
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Setting
the Stage [Chair: Howard Fox, UNMC]
|
12:05
PM- 12:15 PM
|
Jeymohan
Joseph, NIMH, NIH
|
Meeting
Goals
|
12:15
PM- 12:30 PM
|
Ned
Sacktor, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
|
Changing
clinical phenotypes of HAND
|
12:30
PM- 12:45 PM
|
Benjamin
Gelman, University of Texas Medical Center
|
Neuropathology
of HAND with Suppressive Antiretroviral
Therapy
|
Rodent
Models [Chair: Kelly Jordan- Sciutto,
UPENN]
|
12:45
PM- 1:00 PM
|
Johnny
He, University of North Texas Health
Science Center
|
HIV-1
Tat Transgenic Mice
|
1:00
PM- 1:15 PM
|
Jay
McLaughlin, University of Florida
|
Neurobehavioral
Research in Tat Transgenic Mice
|
1:15
PM- 1:30 PM
|
Marcus
Kaul, SBPMDI, La Jolla & UCSD, San
Diego
|
HIV-1
gp120 transgenic Mice
|
1:30
PM- 1:45 PM
|
Walter
Royal, University of Maryland Medical
Center
|
The
HIV-1 transgenic rat model of neuroHIV
|
1:45
PM- 2:00 PM
|
William
Tyor, Emory University
|
HIV-1
Encephalitis Mouse model
|
BREAK
[2:00 PM- 2:15 PM]
|
2:15
PM- 2:30 PM
|
David
Volsky, Mount Sinai
|
Pathobiology
of chronic HIV-cognitive impairment (HIV-
NCI) in EcoHIV infected mice and
preclinical testing of NCI therapeutics
|
2:30
PM - 2:45 PM
|
Alcino
Jose Silva, UCLA
|
Molecular,
cellular and circuit mechanisms underlying
CCR5-dependent learning and memory
deficits
|
2:45
PM - 3:00 PM
|
Chris
Power, University of Alberta
|
Comparative
lentivirus persistence in the
CNS-therapeutic implications.
|
3:15
PM- 3:30 PM
|
Larisa
Poluektova, University of Nebraska Medical
Center
|
Immune
system - Glia crosstalk and HIV-1
reservoir formation in dual blood and
brain humanized mice.
|
3:30
PM- 3:45 PM
|
Jenna
B. Honeycut, UNC Chapel Hill
|
Humanized
mouse models for myeloid reservoir studies
in the CNS (MOM Mice)
|
3:45
PM - 3:55 PM
|
Lena
Al-Harthi, RUSH University
|
Human
transplanted astrocytes into NSG-HuPBMCs
mice demonstrate astrocyte-initiated HIV
spread from the brain to other tissues
|
3:55
PM- 4:05 PM
|
Jonathan
Karn, Case Western Reserve Univ.
|
A
humanized mouse model for latent HIV
infections of the CNS
|
BREAK
[4:05 PM- 4:15 PM]
|
Primate
Models [Chair: Shilpa Buch, UNMC]
|
4:15
PM- 4:30 PM
|
Joseph
Mankowski, Johns Hopkins School of
Medicine
|
A
SIV Macaque Model for HIV-1 CNS Reservoir
and NeuroAIDS research
|
4:30
PM- 4:45 PM
|
Ken
Williams, Boston College
|
Accelerated
SIV infected pigtailed monkey model for
NeuroAIDS research
|
4:45
PM- 4:55 PM
|
Lishomwa
Ndhlovu, University of Hawaii
|
Early
CSF Viremia and CNS T Cell Infiltrate in a
Non- Accelerated SHIV Infection Model
|
4:55
PM- 5:10 PM
|
Howard
Fox, University of Nebraska Medical Center
|
Other
Primate Models used in HIV-1 CNS Research
|
5:10
PM - 6:30 PM : Discussion [Chair: Howard
Fox, UNMC]
|