In
the morning sessions, venue is divided into group A and B
Young
Investigator Symposium : Group A @
8:30-12:05 |
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| YIS-A
Session I |
8:30-10:10 k100l |  |
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| Chairs: Keiko Sakai & Kazuhiko Maeda | |||
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O-3A-18 |
Takushi
Nomura NIID, Japan |
Broadening of CD8+ T-cell targets precedes accumulation of proviral escape mutations in SIV controllers |
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O-3A-19 |
Hayato
Murakoshi Kumamoto University, Japan |
Effective control of HIV-1 by cytotoxic T cells specific for multiple conserved epitopes |
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O-3A-20 |
Macdonald
Mahiti Kumamoto University, Japan |
Natural isolated HIV-1 Nef differentially recognize the cytoplasmic tails of HLA-A and HLA-B molecules for down-regulation |
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O-3A-21 |
Takayuki
Chikata Kumamoto University, Japan |
The impact of amino-acid substitution at a position outside the peptide binding groove of HLA-C subtypes in HIV-1-specific T cell recognition |
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O-3A-22 |
Zhansong
Lin Kumamoto University, Japan |
The effect of co-expression of KIRs and their HLA ligands on HIV-1 control |
| 10:10-10:25k15l@ |
Coffee Break | ||
| YIS-A
Session II |
10:25-12:05 k100l |  |
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| Chairs: Takeo Kuwata & Hayato Murakoshi | |||
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O-3A-23 |
Keiko
Sakai Kumamoto University, Japan |
Investigation of the association of Gag-dependent replication capacities with clinical outcomes of HIV-1 infection. |
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O-3A-24 |
Muntasir
Alam Kumamoto University, Japan |
Mutations in gp41 that confer resistance to fusion inhibitors enhance the neutralization sensitivity to antibodies against both gp41 and gp120 |
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O-3A-25 |
Kristel
Ramirez Kumamoto University, Japan |
Evaluation of complementarity and synergy of conventional anti-HIV-1 antibodies derived from a single individual |
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O-3A-26 |
Hesham
E. Nasser Kumamoto University, Japan |
Phenotypic characterization of fibrocytes, the recently identified HIV-1 host cells |
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O-3A-27 |
Michihiro
Hashimoto Kumamoto University, Japan |
Nef-induced activation of macrophages is mediated by TAK1 and macropinocytosis |
| Young
Investigator Symposium : Group B@ 8:30-12:05 |
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| YIS-B
Session I |
8:30-10:10 k100l |  |
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| Chairs: Shigeyoshi Harada & Takeshi Nishijima | |||
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O-3B-28 |
Daisuke
Mizushima NCGM / Kumamoto University, Japan |
Prognosis of renal function of Vietnamese HIV-infected patients with mild-to-moderate renal dysfunction on tenofovir |
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O-3B-29 |
Samatchaya
Boonchawalit Kumamoto University / NIID, Japan |
Impact of maraviroc (MVC)-resistant mutations in the C1 and C4 regions of gp120 on sensitivity to antibody-mediated neutralization |
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O-3B-30 |
Hironori
Hayashi NCGM, Japan |
Dimerization of HIV-1 Protease Occurs through Two Steps, Which Relates to the Mechanism of Protease Dimerization Inhibition by Darunavir |
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O-3B-31 |
Yorifumi
Satou Kumamoto University, Japan |
HIV-1 integration site analysis by using next generation sequencing: a tool to study HIV-1 reservoir cells |
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O-3B-32 |
Yasuaki
Yanagawa NCGM / Kumamoto University, Japan |
Long-term Prognosis for HIV Associated Kaposifs Sarcoma In the Era of cART in Japan |
| 10:10-10:25k15l@ |
Coffee Break | ||
| YIS-B
Session II |
10:25-12:05 k100l |  |
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| Chairs: Kazuaki Monde & Ryota Koba | |||
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O-3B-33 |
Ekram
W. Abd El- Wahab Alexandria Univ., Egypt / Kumamoto Univ., Japan |
Specific Recognition of the HIV-1 genomic RNA by the Gag precursor |
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O-3B-34 |
Sarah
Ameen Almofty Kumamoto University, Japan |
A TREX-2 component GANP is dispersed from the nuclear envelope during HIV-1 virus entry and associated with integrase in the host cell nucleus |
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O-3B-35 |
Mayuko
Shimoda Kumamoto University, Japan |
GANP that interacts with HIV-1 integrase inherently suppresses retrotransposition |
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O-3B-36 |
Kazuaki
Monde Kumamoto University, Japan |
Intrinsic interference between human endogenous retrovirus and HIV-1. |
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O-3B-37 |
Shigeyoshi
Harada NIID, Japan |
Genetic and Structure-Function Analyses of Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 Escape from CD4 Mimic Small Compounds (CD4MCs) |
In
the afternoon session, groups joint venue
| Poster
Session II (with Lunch) |
12:05-14:05 k120l | ||
| Session
XV |
14:10-14:30 k20l |  |
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| Chair: Shogo Misumi | |||
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O-3-38 |
Masayuki
Amano Kumamoto University, Japan |
Identification of HIV-1 Capsid decomposers that promote significant Capsid protein degradation in vitro. |
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XVI |
14:30-15:00 k30l |  |
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| Chair: Shinichi Oka | |||
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O-3-39 |
Masafumi
Takiguchi [Kumamoto University, Japan] |
Control of HIV-1 by Cytotoxic T cells in Japanese Individuals: Past and Present |
| Best Paper Award Ceremony |
15:00-15:05 | ||
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O-3B-30 |
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Best
Paper Award Winner Hironori Hayashi [NCGM, Japan] Dimerization of HIV-1 Protease Occurs through Two Steps, Which Relates to the Mechanism of Protease Dimerization Inhibition by Darunavir |
Closing
Remarks |
Masafumi
Takiguchi [Director, CAIDS, Kumamoto University] |
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