Plenary Lecture
PL1
Takashi Yoshimura (Nagoya University)
Understanding the mystery of biological clocks: Learning from unique animals to contribute to food production and human health
Date: November 29 (Wed) 9:00-9:40
PL2
Takashi Yamamoto (Hiroshima University)
Recent advances in genome editing technology and its application in various fields
Date: November 29 (Wed) 13:30-14:10
PL3
Takahiro Ogasawara (Japan Tissue Engineering Co., Ltd. (J-TEC))
Advancements in Regenerative Medicine for Opthalmology
Date: Dec 1 (Fri) 9:00-9:40
ESACT Plenary Lecture
EPL-1 Nicole Borth (Universitat fur Bodenkultur, Austria)
“Epigenetics and Phenotypes in CHO cell lines”
Date: November 30 (Thu) 9:00-9:30
EPL-2 Anne Bondgaard Tolstrup (AbtBioConsult Aps, Denmark)
“Bispecifics ? different formats bring different treatment opportunities but also different CMC challenges”
Date: November 30 (Thu) 9:30-10:00
Symposium
S1 Chicken as the Crossroads of Basic and Applied Research Fields
Organizer: Yuya Okuzaki (Nagoya University), Ken-ichi Nishijima (Nagoya University)
Date: November 28 (Tue) 13:15-15:15
Mike J. McGrew (University of Edinburgh), Masafumi Katayama (National Institute for Environmental Studies), Ryo Ezaki (Hiroshima University), Yoshinori Kawabe (Kyushu University)
Chickens has been used for the basic sciences including developmental research. Recent advances in transgenic technology provide the opportunities to use transgenic/genome-editing chickens in new applications. These include the bioproduction of pharmaceutical proteins, the reduction of allergen from eggs, and resistance for severe poultry diseases like influenza. In this session, several topics on such applied fields as well as new trials in chicken basic research will be discussed.
S2 Regenerative Medicine Driven by Advancing Technologies
Organizerrganizer: Ryuji Kato (Nagoya University), Kazunori Shimizu (Nagoya University)
Date: November 28 (Tue) 15:30-17:30
Tastuya Shimizu (Tokyo Women’s Medical University), Louis Yuge(Hiroshima University)
Melanie Hart (Freiburg University Medical Center), Bernd Rolauffs (University of Freiburg)
Melanie Hart (Freiburg University Medical Center), Bernd Rolauffs (University of Freiburg)
Many advanced medical sciences, including regenerative medicine and cell therapy, progress rapidly due to the contributions of innovative technologies. Therefore, pioneering new fields often requires the integration of advanced technology, medicine, and bioscience. In this symposium, we invite prominent researchers who are exploring the frontiers of regenerative medicine and cell therapy through the implementation of “advancing technologies”. Together, we will discuss the challenges and opportunities presented by these advancing technologies in the development of new medical treatments.
S3 Autophagy in Food Science
Organizer: Taichi Hara (Waseda University)
Date: November 29 (Wed) 10:00-12:00
Miwako Ishido (AutoPhagyGo Inc.), Taichi Hara (Waseda University), Xi He (Hunan Agricultural University), De-Xing Hou (Kagoshima University),
Kenji Chamoto (Kyoto University)
The symposium focuses on autophagy, a regulated cellular process with potential applications in improving human well-being. It aims to explore the societal implications of autophagy and interdisciplinary research in food science. It will also highlight the efforts of companies and ventures to integrate autophagy into society. By examining challenges and future prospects, the symposium aims to stimulate meaningful discussions on the broad potential and implications of autophagy for improving human health.
S4 Animal Cell Technology from Asia: Toward Bioproduction and Health
Organizer: Hiroaki Oda(Nagoya University)
Date: November 29 (Wed) 16:40-18:40
Duk Jae Oh (Sejong University), Shu-Chen Hsieh (National Taiwan University),
Dejian Huang (National University of Singapore), Young-Joon Surh (Seoul National University)
Asia is one of the hottest areas to promote the researches on animal cell technology. In this symposium, we can share the cutting edge research on the bioproduction and the food and health issutes from Asian colleagues.
S5 “Post-Cas9” Genome Editing - Paving the Way for Industrial Applications
Organizer: Tetsushi Sakuma (Hiroshima University), Kazuto Yoshimi (The University of Tokyo)
Date: November 30 (Thu) 13:00-15:00
Tetsushi Sakuma (Hiroshima University), Kazuto Yoshimi (The University of Tokyo),Keishi Osakabe (Tokushima University), Kazuki Nakamae (Hiroshima University),
Takahiro Nakamura (Kyushu University)
After the demonstration of genome editing in mammalian cells using CRISPR-Cas9, it has become an essential technology for animal cell engineering in this decade. CRISPR-Cas9 is easy to manipulate and shows high genome editing efficiency; however, alternative technologies other than CRISPR-Cas9 are also quite important especially for the industrial applications. In this symposium, we focus on such an alternative toolbox enabling industry-friendly gene engineering in animal cells. Five symposiasts cover the topics not only for genome editing tools but also for transcriptome editing and bioinformatics tools.
(Supported by the Committee for Education and Training, the Japanese Society for Genome Editing)
(Supported by the Committee for Education and Training, the Japanese Society for Genome Editing)
S6 Recent Advances in Cell Culture and Cell Engineering (I)
Organizer: Takeshi Omasa (Osaka University) , Akira Egashira (Astellas Pharma)
Date: November 30 (Thu) 15:30-17:30
Hiroki Tanemura (Daiichi-Sankyo Co), Say Kong Ng (A-star institute, Singapore), Masayoshi Onitsuka (Tokushima University), Sadao Ozawa (Merck)
S7 Recent Advances in Cell Culture and Cell Engineering (II)
Organizer: Takeshi Omasa (Osaka University) , Akira Egashira (Astellas Pharma)
Date: December 1 (Fri) 9:50-11:50
Yuichi Matsumoto (Kyowa Kirin Co.,Ltd.), Weichang Zhou (WuXi Biologics), Yusuke Shibafuji (AGC), Sadao Ozawa (Merck)
Social Program
1. Get Together Party November 28(Tue) 17:45-19:00
Poster space (Nagoya Congress Center)
2. ESACT Medal Ceremony November 29(Wed)18:50-19:05
Lecture Room 1/141+142
3. Banquet November 30(Thu)19:30 -21:00
ANA CROWNE PLAZA Hotel Grand Court NAGOYA
*Free shuttle bus service from Nagoya Congress Center is available after 6:35 p.m.
*Free shuttle bus service from Nagoya Congress Center is available after 6:35 p.m.
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