Airway diseases
Interstitial lung diseases
Respiratory infections
Symposium
Cell death modalities regulating the onset and progression of chronic lung diseases
Translational
The therapeutic potential of modulating cellular fate
Aims : to explain the relevance of different cell death modalities upon lung tissue damage in the development of various chronic lung diseases, including chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), interstitial lung disease and COVID-19; to differentiate between different cell death modalities and the underlying molecular mechanisms; to describe the immunological and pathological consequences of different cell death modalities; to explain the role of specific cell death modalities in the pathophysiology of chronic lung diseases; to provide insight into the therapeutic potential of cellular fate regulation in chronic lung diseases.
Target audience :
Clinical researcher, Medical Student, Paediatrician, Pathologist, Scientist (basic, translational)
Methods :
Cell and molecular biology
14:15
Introduction to cell death modalities and their role in the progression of chronic lung diseases
S. Pouwels(Zuidhorn, Netherlands)
COI
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Description
1
1374
14:30
The role of mechanical and cellular stress in lung injury and airway remodeling
J. Park(Boston, United States)
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Description
2
1375
14:45
Clinical importance of cell death modalities in COPD: from necroptosis to ferroptosis
K. Bracke(Ghent, Belgium)
COI
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Description
3
1376
15:00
Does NETosis contribute to lung fibrosis in COVID-19?
F. Meloni(Pavia (PV), Italy)
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Description
4
1377
15:15
Discussion and Q&A
5
1378
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