WYI Seminars Schedule of Seminar
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September 2010

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Sep.1 Summer Break
Sep.8
Chairperson:Saito
Kazuhiko Ide(Hematology)
New HIV-1 protease inhibitors containing a polycyclic ligand.

Chihiro Motozono (Ueno Project Laboratory)
The impact of antigenic peptide on antiviral CTL responses
Sep.15
Chairperson:Hashimoto
Terumasa Ikeda (Retrovirology and Self-Defense)
Identification of the functional region required for anti-HIV-1 activity of APOBEC1
Kazutaka Honda (Takiguchi Project Laboratory)
Selection of escape mutant by HLA-C-restricted HIV-1 Pol-specific cytotoxic T lymphocytes carrying strong ability to suppress HIV-1 replication
Sep.22
Chairperson:Harada
Nopporn Chutiwitoonchai (Suzu Project Laboratory)
Effect of a Small Compound 2c on Nef-mediated Enhancement of Viral Infectivity

Masayuki Amano (Hematology)
Inserts in Gag Proteins Elicit Degradation of the Gag Proteins in Multi-drug-resistant HIV Variants
Sep.29 AIDS Vaccine 2010


October 2010

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Oct.6 11th Kumamoto AIDS Seminar
Oct.13
Chairperson:Saito
Tomohiro Akahoshi (Takiguchi Project Laboratory)
The cross-recognition of an escape mutant by HIV-1-specific cytotoxic T lymphocytes

Hiromi Aoki (Hematology)
Early Phase Dynamics of HIV Infection in hPBMC-Transplanted NOD/SCID/Jak3-/- Mice Using Infectious HIV Carrying a Fluorescent Protein, mCherry <drug's therapeutic effect >
Oct.20
Chairperson:Hashimoto
Zafrul Hasan (Ueno Project Laboratory)
Implication of the effects of host immune responses on the HIV-1 vpu gene evolution

Nobuyo Kuwata (Hematology)
What we have learned from the HIVmCherry infected huPBMC transplanted NOJ mouse model
Oct.27
Chairperson:Harada
Mwimanzi Philip(Ueno Project Laboratory)
Nef activity in down regulation of viral receptors and protection of HIV superinfection is modulated by Nef mutations that confer CTL escape during acute infection


Ryusho Kariya (Okada Project Laboratory)
HIV protease inhibitor inhibits the growth of Primary effusion lymphoma and induces apoptosis



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