Young
Investigator Symposium@9:00-11:50 |
YIS
Session I |
9:00-10:15
k75l |
Chairs:
Keiko Sakai & Takeo Kuwata |
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O-3-18 |
Yasuhiro
Maruta
Kumamoto University, Japan |
Post-attachment
neutralization by single-chain variable fragments targeting the V3
loop of HIV-1 envelope |
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O-3-19 |
Muntasir
Alam
Kumamoto University, Japan
|
HIV-1 gp41 mutations
against fusion inhibitor C34 showed enhanced sensitivity to neutralizing
antibodies. |
|
O-3-20 |
Eriko
Kudo
Kumamoto University, Japan |
Sp1 regulates
HIV-1 latency maintaining factor COMMD1 |
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O-3-21 |
Macdonald
Mahiti
Kumamoto University, Japan
|
Nef-induced immune
evasion functions of HLA class II-restricted responses. |
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O-3-22 |
Daisuke
Mizushima
Kumamoto University / NCGM, Japan |
Prognosis of
acute HBV infection among HIV-infected patients in Japan |
10:15-10:30k15l@ |
Coffee
Break |
YIS
Session II |
10:30-11:50
k80l |
Chairs:
Shigeyoshi Harada & Kazuaki Monde |
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O-3-23 |
Hironori
Hayashi
NCGM, Japan
|
Novel protease
inhibitors, which bind to the flap region of HIV-1 protease, strongly
inhibit multi-drug resistant HIV-1 variants including darunavir-resistant
variants |
|
O-3-24 |
Masayuki
Amano Kumamoto University, Japan
|
Modified P1-Moiety
Enhances Antiviral Activity against Drug-Resistant HIV-1 Variants
and Central Nervous System (CNS) Penetration Effectiveness of Newly-Generated
HIV-1 Protease Inhibitors In Vitro. |
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O-3-25 |
Michihiro
Hashimoto
Kumamoto University, Japan
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HIV-1 spreads
among macrophages by promoting the formation of tunneling nanotubes |
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O-3-26 |
Naoki
Kishimoto
Kumamoto University, Japan
Glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate dehydrogenase acts as a tRNALys3-packaging
suppressor
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