|
Hiroaki
Mitsuya
[NCGM / Kumamoto University] |
Opening
Remarks |
Session
I |
9:10-10:25
k75l |
Chairs:
Hiroaki Mitsuya & Shuzo Matsushita |
|
O-1-01 |
Robert
Murphy
Northwestern University, USA
|
Progress in HIV
Therapy |
|
O-1-02 |
Hiroaki
Mitsuya
NCGM / Kumamoto
University, Japan |
Structure-guided
development of molecular-targeting antiviral agents for treatment
of HIV infection and AIDS |
10:25-10:40
k15l |
Coffee
Break |
Session
II |
10:40-12:10
k90l |
Chairs:
Shinich Oka & Wataru Sugiura |
|
O-1-03 |
Wataru
Sugiura
NMC / GSK, Japan |
Molecular epidemiology
of acquired and transmitted drug resistant HIV in Japan |
|
O-1-04 |
Takeshi
Nishijima
NCGM, Japan |
Management of
chronic kidney diseases in HIV-1-infected patients in the era of gtreatment
for allh strategy |
|
O-1-05 |
Yorifumi
Satou
Kumamoto University,
Japan |
Clonality of
HIV-1-infected cells in PBMCs of HIV-1-infected individuals |
12:10-13:30
k80l |
Lunch |
Session
III |
13:30-14:30
k60l |
Chairs:
Seiji Okada & Shinya Suzu |
|
O-1-06 |
Takeo
Kuwata
Kumamoto University,
Japan |
Impact of gp41
mutations for escape from a broad neutralizing antibody against SIV |
|
O-1-07 |
Takamasa
Ueno
Kumamoto University, Japan |
Relative resistance
of HLA-B to down-regulation by naturally-occurring HIV-1 Nef sequences |
Session
IV |
14:30-15:45
k75l |
Chairs:
Tetsuro Matano & Takamasa Ueno |
|
O-1-08 |
Takuya
Yamamoto
NIBIO / Kumamoto University, Japan |
CD150 signal
modulation enhances SHIV-specific TFH cell responses |
|
O-1-09 |
Rebecca
Lynch
NIAID, NIH, USA |
Impact of broadly
neutralizing antibody VRC01 on HIV-1 after infusion into chronically
infected subjects |
15:45-16:00
k15l |
Coffee
Break |
Session
V |
16:00-16:45
k45l |
Chair:
Masafumi Takiguchi |
|
O-1-10 |
Victor
Appay
INSERM, France |
CD8+ T cell efficacy
and preservation of immune resources in HIV infection |
Session
VI |
16:45-17:30
k45l |
Chair:
Shuzo Matsushita |
|
O-1-11 |
Dan H.
Barouch
Harvard Medical, USA |
Novel HIV Vaccine
and Eradication Strategies |