All communications will be held in English. No simultaneous translation.
1. Differentiation of the trophoblast
• 9h00-9h30 : Trophoblast and human implantation
Paul Bischof Prof Hormone Therapy Laboratory, University of Geneva , Switzerland
• 9h30-10h00 : Human trophoblast differentiation
Daničle Evain Brion Director Inserm U767, Normal and pathological pregnancy, University of Paris Descartes, Paris
• 10h00-10h30 : Trophoblast stress and complications of pregnancy
Graham Burton Prof of reproductive biology, University of Cambridge, UK
• 10h30-11h00 : Biology of the trophoblast in cloned animals
Jean Paul Renard Director INRA UMR 1198 ENVA - Developmental Biology and Reproduction, Jouy en Josas, France
- Coffee break -
2. Pathology of pregnancies
• 11h30-12h00 : Preeclampsia
Christopher Redman Redman Departement of Gynaecology and Obstetrics, University of Oxford, England
• 12h00-12h30 : Intrauterine growth retardation
Irene Cetin Hospital Luigi Sacco University of Milan, Italy
• 12h30-13h00 : Bank of sera and placental pathology
Annetine Staff Prof, faculty of Medicine, University of Oslo, Norway
- Lunch -
Young investigators supported by PremUP
• 14h30-15h15 :
Bovine trophoblastic cells characterization
Severine Degrelle
Premimage and uteroplacental blood flow
Olivier Morel
cAMP signaling and trophoblast fusion
Guillaume Pidoux
- Break -
3. New direction in placental research
• 15h30-16h00 : Human uterine NK cells and pregnancy
Philippe Le Bouteiller Research Director, Inserm U563, University Paul Savatier, Toulouse, France
• 16h00-16h30 : The uteroplacental vascularisation
Jean Michel Foidart Prof of gynaecology obstetrics, University of Liege, Belgium
• 16h30-17h00 : Placenta and stem cells
Olga Genbacev Prof of Biology, University of California, San Francisco, USA
• 17h00 : Lola, the little prince and I
Audiovisual show (8 minutes) by Daničle and Christian Brion with the participation of Christopher Redman giving
the opportunity to the placenta to express himself.
