2009 APS Conference
ET-11: APS International Conference on Endothelin
September 9-12, 2009
Montreal, Canada
   

Program of Symposia

Thursday, September 10, 2009
Keynote Lecture Clinical Relevance of ET Antagonists: An Update 
Speaker: Donald E. Kohan
Symposia I Cellular Regulation of the Endothelin Pathway
Chairs: Subrata Chakrabarti and Andrey Sokokin
Symposia II Pharmacology of Endothelins
Chairs: Anthony Davenport and Janet Maguire

Speaker: Stephanie W. Watts
Symposia III Endothelin in Development and Aging
Chairs: Eric Thorin and Sandra Davidge

Speaker: Christopher A. DeSouza
Symposia IV Pulmonary Function and Disease
Chairs: Bruno J. Battistini and Jocelyn Dupuis
Career Symposia The Marriage between Academia and the Pharmaceutical  Industry – ET Shows us the Way
Chairs: Pedro D’Orléans-Juste and David M. Pollock
Panelists: TBD
Friday, September 11, 2009
Symposia VI Roles of Endothelin-1 on Cardiac Function and Diseases
Chairs: Duncan Stewart and
Ghassan Bkaily
Speaker: Matthias Barton
Symposia VI Roles of Endothelin-1 on Vascular Function and Diseases
Chairs: Ernesto Schiffrin and Adel Giaid
Speaker: Rita Tostes
Symposia VI Roles of Endothelin-1 Renal, Fluid and Electrolyte Physiology and Disease
Chairs: Ariela Benigni and Donald E. Kohan
Ancillary Symposia Clinical Trials with ET Antagonists: An Update
Chairs: David Pittrow and David Webb
Speakers: Joel Nelson, Menno van Burken, and Martine Clozel
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Symposia X Roles of Endothelin-1 in Neurophysiology, Stroke and Related  Diseases
Chairs: Adviye Ergul and Pierre Moreau
Speaker: Edith Hamel
Symposia XI Endothelin-1 in Cancer and Blood Diseases
Chairs: Raymond L. Benza and Subrata Chakrabarti
Speaker: Anna Bagnato
Symposia XII Endothelin-1 in Inflammatory Diseases and Pain
Chairs: Giles Rae and Anil Gulati
Highlights

Highlights of the APS/ET-11 Conference
Speaker: Masashi Yanagisawa

 

 

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