Bring back the latest updates in stem cells, microbiome, inflammation and more by attending these basic science sessions. Each day features a theme catered to specific areas of research.
Saturday, May 18
Theme: Basic Mechanisms, Modeling GI Biology and Disease
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8 a.m. - Preclinical Models of Pancreatic Diseases: Opportunities and Limitations
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10 a.m. - Pathogenic Mechanisms of Microbial Influences on Gut Inflammation and IBD
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2 p.m. - Basic Mechanism of Tissue Repair and Injury
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4 p.m. - GI Organoids and Engineered Organ Systems
Sunday, May 19
Theme: Stem Cells, Repair and Regenerative Medicine
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8 a.m. - Mucosal Healing and Repair
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10 a.m. - Funderburg Symposium
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2 p.m. - Cell Atlases in Charting Human GI Cancer Initiation and Progression
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4 p.m. - Gastrointestinal Stem Cells and Cellular Plasticity
Monday, May 20
Theme: Microbiome, Pathogens and Nutrition
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8 a.m. - The Gut as a Sensory Organ: To the Brain and Back
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10 a.m. - Gut Microbiome: Ally or Foe for Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors
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2 p.m. - Microbes, Molecules, and Metabolites: Methodical Muli-omics to Illuminate Mechanisms
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4 p.m. - Dietary and Microbial Derived Bioactive Compounds: Impact on Gastrointestinal Mucosal Health
Tuesday, May 21
Theme: Inflammation, Fibrosis in Digestive Organ Biology
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8 a.m. - Epithelial Function and Cell Signaling in Inflammation
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10 a.m. - Inflammatory Tuning of Gut Epithelial Proliferation
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2 p.m. - Cellular Crosstalk in Intestinal Inflammation
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4 p.m. - Inflammation and GI Cancers