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Poster session 1
Poster no.	Name and Poster title
1.	H. Almeida: CASPASE 3 AND BCL-2 EXPRESSION ALONG AGING IN ADRENAL ZONA RETICULARIS AFTER DEXAMETHASONE ADMINISTRATION
2.	M.A. Arslan: CHARACTERIZING THE STRESS RESPONSE TO DIFFERENT MODELS OF PROTEIN MISFOLDING
3.	E. Balantinou: PROTEOTOXIC STRESS INDUCES CLUSTERIN OVER-EXPRESSION THROUGH HEAT-SHOCK FACTOR 1 AND PROTEIN STABILIZATION
4.	A. Bayot: EVIDENCE OF MITOCHONDRIAL LON PROTEASE SPECIFIC SUBSTRATES BASED ON A PROTEOMIC APPROACH
5.	S. Beneke: PARP-1 REGULATES TELOMERE-LENGTH IN A REVERSIBLE MANNER
6.	P. Bogdanowicz: EFFECTS OF CHONDROITIN SULFATE ON H2O2-INDUCED SENESCENT HUMAN SKIN FIBROBLASTS AND COLLAGEN SYNTHESIS IN HaCaT KERATINOCYTES
7.	B. Britt-Compton: THE DYNAMICS OF HUMAN AUTOSOMAL TELOMERES
8.	A. Budovsky: HUMAN LONGEVITY NETWORK: CONNECTION TO AGE-RELATED DISEASES
9.	G. Butler-Browne: IDENTIFICATION OF BIOMARKERS OF MUSCLE AGING AND SENESCENCE
10.	C. Chen: N-GLYCOMIC CHANGES IN BLOOD PROTEINS DURING HUMAN AGING: A NEW FUNCTIONAL AGING BIOMARKER?
11.	N. Chondrogianni: PROTEASOME MANIPULATION AND ITS FUNCTIONAL EFFECTS ON CELLULAR SENESCENCE, STRESS RESPONSE AND LONGEVITY
12.	H. Dellago: CHASING THE SUBSTRATE(S) OF THE E3 UBIQUITIN LIGASE SNEVPRP19/PSO4
13.	K. R. Drasbek: CHARACTERISATION OF PROTEASOME GLYCATION DURING AGING USING PHAGE DISPLAYED ANTIBODIES
14.	J. Fahrer: ANALYSIS OF POLY(ADP-RIBOSE)-PROTEIN INTERACTIONS USING A NOVEL CHIP APPROACH
15.	V. Fraifeld: MITOCHONDRIAL DNA BASE COMPOSITION AND LONGEVITY IN DIFFERENT TAXA OF VERTEBRATES
16.	V. Fraifeld: EXPRESSION AND ACTIVITY OF SOD, CATALASE AND GLUTATHIONE PEROXIDASE AND OXYGEN CONSUMPTION IN AGING MICE
17.	G.A. Garinis: GENOME-WIDE PARALLELS BETWEEN DNA REPAIR-DEFICIENT, LONG LIVED AND NATURALLY AGED MICE
18.	H. Hernandez-Pigeon: EFFECTS OF BLUE ALGAE PIGMENTARY EXTRACT ON H2O2-INDUCED SENESCENT HUMAN SKIN FIBROBLASTS
19.	G. Hofecker: REVITALIZATION AND LIFESPAN EXTENSION BY XENOGENIC FETAL MATERIALS: LABORATORY RODENT AND CELL CULTURE STUDIES
20.	K. Jezek: MANIPULATING MITOCHONDRIAL LON PROTEASE IN THE AGING MODEL PODOSPORA ANSERINA: EFFECTS ON LIFESPAN, MTDNA STABILITY AND OXIDATIVE DAMAGE
21.	S.C. Kaul: MINOR CHANGES IN A STRESS CHAPERONE-MORTALIN HAVE MAJOR IMPACT ON AGING AND CANCER BIOLOGY
22.	Z. Kaul: QUANTUM DOTS FOR SENESCENCE INDUCING-siRNA SCREENING AND IN VIVO IMAGING
23.	A.V. Khalyavkin: NONPATHOLOGICAL SENESCENCE ARISES FROM UNSUITABLE EXTERNAL INFLUENCES
24.	S. Kishi: IDENTIFICATION OF ZEBRAFISH MUTANTS WITH SENESCENCE-ASSOCIATED BIOMARKERS
25.	D. Kletsas: EXPOSURE TO gamma-IRRADIATION PROVOKES ACCELERATED SENESCENCE IN HUMAN LUNG FIBROBLASTS THAT ENHANCE THE GROWTH OF MALIGNANT LUNG EPITHELIAL CELLS IN VITRO AND IN VIVO
26.	E. Kolettas: THE ROLE OF NF-kB IN CELLULAR SENESCENCE
27.	Ü. Kristjuhan: INDIVIDUAL AGING AS A CONCEPTUAL AND PRACTICAL CHALLENGE
28.	J. Krøll: CHAPERONES AND THE EPIGENETICS OF LONGEVITY HORMONAL REVERSAL OF CHAPERONE GENE SILENCING
29.	A. Krumina: POLYMORPHISM OF MITOCHONDRIAL DNA CONTROL REGION AND ITS ASSOCIATION WITH AGING IN THE LATVIAN POPULATION
30.	B. Kunstmann: TRANSLOCATION OF A SAM-DEPENDENT O-METHYLTRANSFERASE TO MITOCHONDRIA DURING AGING OF PODOSPORA ANSERINA
31.	G. Kypriotakis: OXIDATIVE PHOSPYLATION PROVIDES A VALUABLE TOOL FOR IDENTIFYING THE AGING MITOCHONDRIAL PHENOTYPE
32.	Y.S Lee: DISTRIBUTION CHANGE OF WD40 REPEAT PROTEIN 1 IN ARTIFICIALLY INDUCED SENESCENT PC12 CELLS
33.	G. Lepperdinger: MAINTENANCE OF SELF-RENEWAL CAPACITY AND STEMNESS OF MESENCHYMAL STEM CELLS
34.	C. Libert: SERUM PROTEIN LINKED N-GLYCOMIC CHANGES DURING HUMAN AGING: A NEW FUNCTIONAL AGING BIOMARKER?
35.	M. H.K. Linskens: SCREENING FOR LIFESPAN EXTENSION GENES IN HUMAN DIPLOID FIBROBLASTS
36.	M. Lourda: UP-REGULATION OF THE SENESCENCE BIOMARKER CLUSTERIN/APOLIPOPROTEIN J CONTRIBUTES TO HUMAN CANCER CELLS RESISTANCE ACQUISITION TO CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC DRUGS
37.	W. Luo: MODULATION OF ANGIOGENESIS BY HEAT SHOCK IN MORTAL AND IMMORTAL HUMAN ENDOTHELIAL CELLS
38.	E. Makrantonaki: HORMONES AND AGING RESULTS OF THE EXPLORATIVE PROJECT IN THE GERMAN NATIONAL GENOME RESEARCH NETWORK II (NGFN-2), GENETIC AETIOLOGY OF LONGEVITY
39.	F. Marotta: NUTRACEUTICAL STRATEGY IN AGING: TARGETING HEAT SHOCK PROTEIN AND INFLAMMATORY PROFILE VIA IL-6 POLYMORPHISM UNDERSTANDING
40.	F. Mascarelli: OXIDATIVE STRESS-INDUCED RPE CELL SENESCENCE: A MODEL FOR AGE-RELATED MACULAR DEGENERATION (AMD)

Poster session 2
Poster no.	Name and Poster title
41.	D.J. Mazzatti: EFFECTS OF INTER-INDIVIDUAL VARIATION ON ZINC-REGULATED GENE EXPRESSION IN AGING
42.	D. Melzer: COMBINED LIPID GENE POLYMORPHISMS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH SUBSTANTIAL TRIGLYCERIDE AND HDL-CHOLESTEROL ALTERATION AND POOR PHYSICAL FUNCTIONING IN OLDER PEOPLE
43.	S. Mine: CYTOKINES AND MMPS/TIMPS PRODUCTION BY CULTURED DERMAL PAPILLARY AND RETICULAR FIBROBLASTS FROM DONORS OF DIFFERENT AGE SUGGEST PREFERENTIAL PAPILLARY DERMIS MODIFICATIONS DURING SKIN AGING
44.	A. Murray: A COMMON GENETIC VARIANT IN CANCER GENE p16ink4a IS STRONGLY ASSOCIATED WITH PHYSICAL FUNCTION IN OLDER PEOPLE
45.	J. Nikolich-Zugich: REGULATION OF T-CELL RESPONSES TO ACUTE AND CHRONIC VIRUSES IN OLD RODENTS
46.	S. Ohshima: ABNORMAL MITOSIS AND ABERRANT NUCLEAR MORPHOLOGY IN H2O2-INDUCED PREMATURE SENESCENT HUMAN FIBROBLASTS
47.	E. L. Ostler: THE POPULATION DYNAMICS AND ALTERED PHENOTYPE OF VASCULAR SMOOTH MUSCLE CELLS
48.	F. Ozdemir: THE CORRELATION BETWEEN THYROID FUNCTION AND SERUM LEVELS OF LIPID PROFILES, HOMOCYSTEINE, LEPTIN, FIBRINOGEN, AND CRP AMONG HYPERTHYROID PATIENTS
49.	V. Pallottini: ROS-DEPENDENT 3-HYDROXY-3-METHYLGLUTARYL COENZYME A REDUCTASE DEREGULATION DURING AGING
50.	D. Papp: CHRONIC AGGREGATION OF AN ER PROTEIN: EFFECTS ON PROTEIN HOMEOSTASIS AND THE CYTOSOLIC STRESS RESPONSE
51.	J. Passos: OXYGEN FREE RADICALS IN SENESCENCE: ARE THEY SIGNAL TRANSDUCERS?
52.	A. Pereira da Rocha: ANALYSIS OF SITE SPECIFIC OXIDATION IN MITOCHONDRIAL ACONITASE
53.	I. Pishel: GENETIC BACKGROUND DETERMINES THE TYPE OF IMMUNE RESPONSE AND ITS MODULATION BY DHEA, BUT NOT THE TRENDS IN AGE DEPENDENT CHANGES IN MICE
54.	V. Povoroznjuk: INFLUENCE OF ORCHECTOMY ON BONE MINERAL DENSITY IN MALE RATS OF REPRODUCTIVE AGE
55.	S. Rafiq: COMMON GENETIC VARIATION IN INTERLEUKINS: ASSOCIATIONS WITH SERUM CONCENTRATIONS AND PHYSICAL FUNCTIONING IN OLDER PEOPLE
56.	I.M. Rea: CD4/CD8 RATIO, NUTRITION AND LONGEVITY IN BELFAST ELDERLY LONGITUDINAL FREE-LIVING AGING STUDY (BELFAST)
57.	D. Riga: SIGNIFICANCE OF DISTRESS MANAGEMENT IN EUPHENICS. DIRECT CONNECTIONS WITH AGING DECELERATION
58.	D. Riga: FROM EUPHENICS TO EUGENICS. FROM ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL TO EXTENSION OF HUMAN LIFE AND PERFORMANCE
59.	A. Rogowska-Wrzesinska: ANALYSIS OF SITE SPECIFIC OXIDATION IN MITOCHONDRIAL ACONITASE
60.	G. Rose: mtDNA INHERITED VARIABILITY IN FRONTOTEMPRAL DEMENTIA
61.	G. Rose: SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF MALE LONGEVITY IN CALABRIA (ITALY)
62.	S. Salvioli: ROLE OF TP53 CODON 72 POLYMORPHISM IN CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES: A STUDY ON ITALIAN POPULATION
63.	P. Sansoni: CMV INFECTION DEEPLY SHAPES THE EFFECTOR CD4+ T CELL COMPARTMENT DURING AGING
64.	G. Saretzki: TELOMERASE OVER-EXPRESSION PROTECTS MITOCHONDRIA
65.	D. Sauce: DOUBLE FACED EXPRESSION OF PD-1 ON CD8+ T CELLS
66.	R. Saunders: CORRECTION OF PROLIFERATION AND DRUG SENSITIVITY DEFECTS IN THE PROGEROID WERNER’S SYNDROME BY HOLLIDAY JUNCTION RESOLUTION
67.	M. Schosserer: BLOM7 ALPHA IS A NOVEL PROTEIN INTERACTING WITH RNA AND THE REPLICATIVE SENESCENCE-RELATED PROTEINS SNEV AND HIC5
68.	B. Schumacher: DIRECT AND CELL AUTONOMOUS SUPPRESSION OF THE IGF-1/GH GROWTH AXIS BY DNA DAMAGE
69.	A. Schwanninger: CYTOMEGALOVIRUS-SPECIFIC CD8+ T CELLS DECREASE THE CELLULAR RESPONSE TO INFLUENZA VIRUS IN ELDERLY PERSONS
70.	H. N. Sköld: AGING AND REJUVENATION IN A COLONIAL ASCIDIAN
71.	C. Soti: OXIDATIVE STRESS FAILS TO INDUCE PROTEIN MISFOLDING IN REPLICATING CELLS
72.	T.G Sourlingas: TRICHOSTATIN A ALTERS A-TUBULIN AND HISTONE ACETYLATION LEVELS AND DIFFERENTIALLY INDUCES APOPTOSIS IN FOUR LEUKEMIC CELL LINES
73.	T.G Sourlingas: EFFECT OF THE HISTONE DEACETYLASE INHIBITOR, TRICHOSTATIN A, IN PERIPHERAL BLOOD LYMPHOCYTES AS A FUNCTION OF DONOR AGE
74.	I. P. Trougakos: CELL SENSITIZATION AFTER siRNA-MEDIATED APOLIPOPROTEIN J/CLUSTERIN KNOCK DOWN AND POTENTIAL BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS
75.	A. Tsolou: MODELLING TELOMERE-DEPENDENT SENESCENCE WITH SSDNA OLIGONUCLEOTIDES
76.	K. Tsubota: REACTIVE OXYGEN SPECIES CAN BE CONTROLLED BY THE SECRETORY GLYCOPROTEIN, CLUSTERIN, FROM SIDE POPULATION CELLS IN THE LACRIMAL GLAND: A NEW INTERVENTION FOR AGE-RELATED DRY EYE DISORDERS
77.	A. E. Voronkov: COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN OF INHIBITORS FOR SFRP PROTEINS AS A WAY TO OBTAIN STEM CELLS SELF RENEWAL AGENTS
78.	B. Weinberger: LATENT INFECTION WITH CMV AND AGING PER SE LEAD TO DISTINCT CHANGES IN CD8+ AND CD4+ T CELL SUBSETS IN THE ELDERLY
79.	K. Yoshida: A GENOME APPROACH TO INTER-INDIVIDUAL VARIATIONS IN CANCER SUSCEPTIBILITY AMONG ATOMIC-BOMB SURVIVORS
80.	G. Zondag: DEVELOPING PRODUCTS FOR AGE RELATED DISEASES

Late registrations
Poster no.	Name and Poster title
Poster no.	Poster Session 1
L1	C.R. Balistreri: ROLE OF TLR4 POLYMORPHISMS IN INFLAMMATORY RESPONSES. IMPLICATIONS FOR UNSUCCESSFUL AND SUCCESSFUL AGEING
L2.	G. Candore: POLYMORPHISMS OF THE ECOSANOID ENZYMES IN SUCCESSFUL AND UNSUCCESSFUL AGEING. IMPLICATIONS FOR PHARMACOGENOMICS
L3.	C. Caruso: GENETICS OF INFLAMMATION IN ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND LONGEVITY
L4.	C. Chen: SERUM PROTEIN LINKED N-GLYCOMIC CHANGES DURING HUMAN AGEING: A NEW FUNCTIONAL AGEING BIOMARKER?
L5.	E. Mocchegiani: +647 A/C AND +1245 A/G MT1A POLYMORPHISMS AND ATHEROSCLEROSIS: ZINCAGE STUDY
	Poster Session 2
L6.	F. Listì: ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PLATELET ENDOTHELIAL CELLULAR ADHESION MOLECULE 1 (PECAM-1/CD31) POLYMORPHISMS AND ATHEROSCLEROSIS: RESULTS OF A STUDY PERFORMED IN PATIENTS FROM NORTH ITALY
L7.	J.R. Mitchell: RESISTANCE TO ACUTE OXIDATIVE DAMAGE INDUCED BY RENAL ISCHEMIA IN MOUSE MODELS OF THE SEGMENTAL PROGERIA COCKAYNE SYNDROME
L8.	T.G. Sourlingas: EPIGENETIC CHANGES OF THE dfna5 GENE REGION DURING DIFFERENTIATION AND AGEING
L9.	S. Vasto: ZINC AND UNSUCCESSFUL AGEING