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14:00-16:05 , Monday, 01 September 2008
Symposia   

14:00-16:05
S.13:    Treatment track
Breaking News 2
Chairs:  René S. Kahn, The Netherlands
  Daniel Souery, Belgium
Auditorium

14:00
S.13.01  Elevated striatal dopamine function is related to altered prefrontal activation in people with prodromal signs
Philip K. McGuire, United Kingdom
 

14:25
S.13.02  Subcallosal cingulate gyrus deep brain stimulation in 20 patients with treatment resistant depression
Andres M. Lozano, Canada
 

14:50
S.13.03  Abnormal regional brain serotonin function in remitted depression revealed using citalopram challenge pharmacoMRI
Danilo Arnone, United Kingdom
 

15:15
S.13.04  Erythropoietin reduces negative biases in biomarker models of antidepressant drug action in depressed patients
Kamilla Miskowiak, Denmark
 

15:40
S.13.05  Ecstasy and sociability: an fMRI study of social reward and social threat after MDMA (ecstasy) in humans
Gillinder Bedi, USA
 

14:00-16:05
S.14:    Clinical research track
Neuroimaging and psychosis - current trends
Chairs:  Martha Shenton, USA
  Mark Weiser, Israel
Room J

14:00
S.14.01  Distinguishing vulnerability, prediction, and progression in the preschizophrenic brain  Paper: S.14.01
Steven Lawrie, United Kingdom
 

14:25
S.14.02  Transition to psychosis - what happens in the brain?  Paper: S.14.02
Christos Pantelis, Australia
 

14:50 View last minute changes
S.14.03  Patterns of gyrification in individuals at risk for psychosis
Kai Vogeley, Germany
Kai Vogeley, Germany will be replaced by Stephan Rurhmann, Germany
 

15:15
S.14.04  Advances in white matter imaging of schizophrenia  Paper: S.14.04
Martha Shenton, USA
 

15:40
S.14.05  Glutamate, dopamine and psychosis: an update
Marc Laruelle, United Kingdom
 

14:00-16:05
S.15:    Interface track
CCNP symposium - Maternal stress and the health of the offspring: from bench to bedside
Chairs:  Michael Meaney, Canada
  Meir Steiner, Canada
Room M

14:00
S.15.01  Maternal care sculpts the epigenome of the offspring
Michael Meaney, Canada
 

14:25
S.15.02  Maternal adversity and glucocorticoids program: endocrine function and behaviour across generations
Stephen Matthews, Canada
 

14:50
S.15.03  Early experiences affect brain and behaviour: a comparison of rat and human mothers  Paper: S.15.03
Alison Fleming, Canada
 

15:15
S.15.04  Parental stress, maternal sensitivity and infant functional level  Paper: S.15.04
Leslie Atkinson, Canada
 

15:40
S.15.05  The risk:benefit ratio of using antidepressants during pregnancy  Paper: S.15.05
Meir Steiner, Canada
 

14:00-16:05
S.16:    Preclinical track
TEM symposium - Neurogenesis and stem cell
Chairs:  Eero Castrén, Finland
  Marie-Hélène Thiébot, France
Room F

14:00
S.16.01  Neurogenesis in relation to aging and dementia  Paper: S.16.01
Paul John Lucassen, The Netherlands
 

14:25
S.16.02  Neural stem cells and differentiation  Paper: S.16.02
Luciano Conti, Italy
 

14:50
S.16.03  Stem cells and treatment of brain and spinal cord injury  Paper: S.16.03
Eva Syková, Czech Republic
 

15:15
S.16.04  Neurogenesis in the adult brain - is there an association with stress and depression?  Paper: S.16.04
Eberhard Fuchs, Germany
 

15:40
S.16.05  Stem cell strategies for Parkinson's disease
Ernest Arenas, Sweden
 

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