11
29th CINP World
Congress 2014
Monday, 23 June 2014
| Preliminary Scientific Programme
PL-01
e
Arvid Carlsson Lecture
09:00 – 09:45
The ups and downs of amphetamines: A diversity of actions
on cellular signaling pathways
Susan G. Amara, USA
S-1
e
Symposium
10:00 – 12:00
Topic: Depression (A)
Track: Translational
Remodeling the neurocircuitry of depression: Ketamine and
glutamate
Chair:
Anthony Grace, USA
Co-chair: Rupert Lanzenberger, Austria
Current treatments of depression: Impact on monoamines
and glutamate
Pierre Blier, Canada
Results of brain imaging (f-MRI) of Ketamine
Rupert Lanzenberger, Austria
Prefrontal-amygdala attenuation of dopamine neuron activ-
ity in animal models of depression: Reversal by Ketamine
Anthony Grace, USA
Too little or too much? The place of glutamate in depression
Maurizio Popoli, Italy
S-2
e
Symposium
10:00 – 12:00
Topic: Schizophrenia (A)
Track: Basic
Neuron-glia interaction in schizophrenia: Focus on D-serine
Chair:
Mikhail Pletnikov, USA
Co-chair: Toru Nishikawa, Japan
Neuron-glia regulation of D-serine signaling: Implication
in schizophrenia
Toru Nishikawa, Japan
D-Serine localization: Fact or artifact
Joseph Coyle, USA
Contribution of the neuronal Asc-1 transporter for D-ser-
ine dynamics: Implications for schizophrenia
Herman Wolosker, Israel
DISC1-serine racemase interaction in astrocytes: At the
intersection of two major pathways of schizophrenia
Mikhail Pletnikov, USA
S-3
e
Symposium
10:00 – 12:00
Topic: Bipolar disorder (A)
Track: Basic
Developing novel drug classes for bipolar disorder
Chair:
Tadafumi Kato, Japan
Co-chair: Husseini Manji, USA
A strategy for drug development of bipolar disorder
Tadafumi Kato, Japan
Roles of genetics-based animal models in drug develop-
ment in bipolar disorder
Tracey Petryshen, USA
Russian doll approach for drug development in bipolar
disorder
Husseini Manji, USA
Ebselen as a novel IMPase inhibitor as a lithium mimetic
Grant Churchill, United Kingdom
S-4
e
Symposium
10:00 – 12:00
Topic: Attention deficit disorders (D)
Track: Translational
Paediatric disorders characterised by aggression and /or
social impairment: From preclinical research to clinical sub-
typing
Chair:
Klaus-Peter Lesch, The Netherlands
Co-chair: Steve Faraone, USA
Epidemiology and large-scale multi-center genetic stud-
ies in ADHD and conduct disorder
Steve Faraone, USA
Gene-by-environment interaction and epigenetic mecha-
nisms in aggression: Lessons from animal models
Klaus-Peter Lesch, The Netherlands
Genetics of adult ADHD and antisocial personality dis-
order
Andreas Reif, Germany
Overlap and differences between ADHD and conduct
disorder: Imaging genetics approaches
Barbara Franke, The Netherlands
