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09:00-11:05 , Monday, 01 September 2008
Symposia   

09:00-11:05
S.09:    Treatment track
Developments in the treatment of Alzheimer's disease
Chairs:  Ezio Giacobini, Switzerland
  Walter Pirker, Austria
Auditorium

09:00
S.09.01  New concept and new criteria of Alzheimer's disease  Paper: S.09.01
Bruno Dubois, France
 

09:25
S.09.02  Imaging of amyloid in Alzheimer's disease: relationship to clinical outcome  Paper: S.09.02
Agneta Nordberg, Sweden
 

09:50
S.09.03  Amyloid hypothesis in dementia: where do we stand?
Christoph Hock, Switzerland
 

10:15
S.09.04  Immunotherapy as a treatment for Alzheimer's disease  Paper: S.09.04
Cynthia A. Lemere, USA
 

10:40
S.09.05  Antihypertensive treatment on cognitive functions in Alzheimer's disease  Paper: S.09.05
Ingmar Skoog, Sweden
 

09:00-11:05
S.10:    Clinical research track
Unraveling the causes of autism
Chairs:  Jan K. Buitelaar, The Netherlands
  Rainald Mössner, Germany
Room J

09:00
S.10.01  Brain mechanisms underlying autistic behaviour
Christopher Gillberg, Sweden
 

09:25
S.10.02  The link between middle ear disease and autistic spectrum disorder
Jean Golding, United Kingdom
 

09:50
S.10.03  The first autism disease genes: role of synapse formation  Paper: S.10.03
Marion Leboyer, France
 

10:15
S.10.04  Autism genes and autism endophenotypes: head circumference, body growth and biochemical markers
Antonio M. Persico, Italy
 

10:40
S.10.05  Chromosomal microdeletions and duplications (CNVs) and the discovery of new autism genes
Rainald Mössner, Germany
 

09:00-11:05 View last minute changes
S.11:    Interface track
TEM symposium - Preclinical and translational research in improving clinical outcomes in anxiety disorders
Chairs:  Nicoletta Brunello, Italy
  Johan A. den Boer, The Netherlands
Johan A. den Boer, The Netherlands will be replaced by Astrid Linthorst, United Kingdom
Room M

09:00
S.11.01  The prevalence, course and burden of anxiety disorders  Paper: S.11.01
Katja Beesdo, Germany
 

09:25
S.11.02  Relationship between stress, CRF and serotonergic neurotransmission  Paper: S.11.02
Astrid C.E. Linthorst, United Kingdom
 

09:50
S.11.03  From animal models to clinical practice: translational medicine in anxiety disorders  Paper: S.11.03
Dan J. Stein, South Africa
 

10:15
S.11.04  The use of inbred strains for the development of animal models of anxiety  Paper: S.11.04
Rainer Landgraf, Germany
 

10:40
S.11.05  Functional MRI in small animals: applications to animal models of anxiety disorders  Paper: S.11.05
Thomas Mueggler, Switzerland
 

09:00-11:05
S.12:    Preclinical track
Breaking News 1
Chairs:  Filippo Drago, Italy
  Gabriele Fischer, Austria
Room F

09:00
S.12.01  Behavioural genetics of avoidance; a mouse phenotype linked to a human mood disorder
Annetrude de Mooij-van Malsen, The Netherlands
 

09:25
S.12.02  Long-term antipsychotic exposure does not target in vivo the D3 receptors in schizophrenia: a [11C]-(+)-PHNO PET study
Ariel Graff-Guerrero, Canada
 

09:50
S.12.03  Catechol-o-methyltransferase (COMT) gene modulates neural response to cannabis in healthy volunteers
Sagnik Bhattacharyya, United Kingdom
 

10:15
S.12.04  Lipid raft localization of Gsalpha is a putative biomarker for depression and antidepressant efficacy
Mark Rasenick, USA
 

10:40
S.12.05  The neurokinin 1 receptor as a possible treatment target for alcoholism - effect on reward and escalation
Annika Thorsell, USA
 

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