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09:00-11:05 , Tuesday, 02 September 2008
Symposia   

09:00-11:05
S.17:    Treatment track
Advances in understanding the role of stress in substance abuse: recent clinical findings
Chairs:  Theodora Duka, United Kingdom
  Wim van den Brink, The Netherlands
Auditorium

09:00
S.17.01  The effects of psychosocial stress upon subjective drug effects and impulsivity  Paper: S.17.01
Harriet de Wit, USA
 

09:25
S.17.02  The effects of stress on alcohol craving and consumption in heavy social drinkers  Paper: S.17.02
Theodora Duka, United Kingdom
 

09:50 View last minute changes
S.17.03  Genetic effects on stress sensitivity  Paper: S.17.03
Johan A. den Boer, The Netherlands
Johan A. den Boer, The Netherlands will be replaced by Andras Bilkei-Gorzo, Germany
 

10:15
S.17.04  Brain activation by CRF: relationship to stress-related disorders  Paper: S.17.04
Thomas Steckler, Belgium
 

10:40
S.17.05  Alcohol and exposure to traumatic stress  Paper: S.17.05
Deborah Hasin, USA
 

09:00-11:05
S.18:    Clinical research track
Recent advances in our understanding of unipolar depression and psychosis in adolescents
Chairs:  Celso Arango, Spain
  Bernadka Dubicka, United Kingdom
Room J

09:00
S.18.01  The adolescent depression antidepressant and psychotherapy trial (ADAPT)  Paper: S.18.01
Bernadka Dubicka, United Kingdom
 

09:25
S.18.02  The treatment of treatment-resistant adolescents with depression  Paper: S.18.02
Graham Emslie, USA
 

09:50
S.18.03  Psychopathological and neurobiological characteristics of high-risk offspring of schizophrenia and bipolar patients  Paper: S.18.03
Josefina Castro, Spain
 

10:15
S.18.04  Early-onset psychotic patients growing up: clinical, imaging and neuropsychological findings  Paper: S.18.04
Carmen Moreno, Spain
 

10:40
S.18.05  Genetics of childhood onset of mood disorders
James L. Kennedy, Canada
 

09:00-11:05
S.19:    Interface track
TEM symposium - Translational issues in dementia
Chairs:  Agneta Nordberg, Sweden
  Hilkka Soininen, Finland
Room M

09:00
S.19.01  Issues in methodology  Paper: S.19.01
Hilkka Soininen, Finland
 

09:25
S.19.02  The role of glycogen synthase kinase 3 (GSK3) in the onset of Alzheimer´s disease. Use of GSK3 inhibitor for the treatment of the disease
Jesús Avila, Spain
 

09:50
S.19.03  Network dysfunction perspective on Alzheimer's disease and pharmacological implications
Lennart Mucke, USA
 

10:15
S.19.04  Is there a benefit in a combination treatment for Alzheimer's disease?  Paper: S.19.04
Ezio Giacobini, Switzerland
 

10:40 View last minute changes
S.19.05  Neuropsychology: does it predict clinical outcome?
Ove Almkvist, Sweden
Lecture cancelled, there will be a GENERAL DISCUSSION
 

09:00-11:05
S.20:    Preclinical track
The mechanism of action of mood stabilisers: studies in animal models
Chairs:  Robert H. Belmaker, Israel
  Arne Mørk, Denmark
Room F

09:00
S.20.01  Studies on lithium by the use of GSK-3b knockout mice  Paper: S.20.01
Robert H. Belmaker, Israel
 

09:25
S.20.02  IMPA1 inactivation in the mouse  Paper: S.20.02
Galila Agam, Israel
 

09:50
S.20.03  ß-Arrestin-dependent DAD2R/Akt/GSK3ß signaling: relationship to mood stabilisers and antipsychotics  Paper: S.20.03
Marc G. Caron, USA
 

10:15
S.20.04  Lithium responsive behavioural models: a tool for understanding atypical antipsychotic action in bipolar depression and mania  Paper: S.20.04
Todd D. Gould, USA
 

10:40
S.20.05  Effects of chronic stress, monoamines and antidepressant drugs on cognitive function in prefrontal cortex  Paper: S.20.05
David Morilak, USA
 

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