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Gerhard van der Horst,
South Africa
Titles:
1. Computer Aided Sperm Analysis and Sperm Functional Testing (Hyperactivation) as Background Tools in the Evaluation of Sperm Function/Quality
2. The Importance of Animal Sperm Modelsin Understanding Human Male Fertility/Infertility
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Marianne Moser,
Austria
Titles:
1. Complete Fertilization Failure after ICSI What to Do?
2. Group Culture in Human Is Superior to Individual Culture in Terms of Blastulation, Implantation and Life Birth
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John Aplin,
UK
Titles:
1. Molcular and Cellular Interactions in Uterine Receptivity for Implantation
2. Remodelling Uterine Spiral Arteries in Pregnancy
3. Maternal Signalling to the Placenta
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Safa Al-Hasani,
Germany
Titles:
The German law in Assisted Reproduction
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Michele Boiani,
Germany
Titles:
ES cell lines after double
nuclear transfer into mouse
oocytes
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Geraldine Hartshorne,
UK
Titles:
1. Consents and Contracts for Embryo Cryopreservation
2. Gamete Cryopreservation for Cancer Patients, Ethical Considerations
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L. Frith,
UK
Titles:
1. Embryo Relinquishment for Reproduction
2. Ethical Issues in Everyday Infertility Practice
3. Freezing Oocytes: New or Old Ethical Issues?
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Eric Scott Sills,
Ireland
Title:
1. Considerations for PGD Applications in Elective Human Embryo Sex Selection
2. Determining the Status of Non-Transferred Embryos in Ireland: A Conspectus of
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Donna Lee Dickenson,
USA
Titles:
1. From ’Designer Babies’ to ’Transhumans’: the Ethics of Enhancement Technologies
2. Good Science and Good Ethics: Why We Should Discourage Payment for Eggs in Stem Cell Research?
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Petr Svoboda,
Czech Republic
Title:
The role of miRNAs in ES cells
and oocytes
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Stéphane Viville,
France
Title:
Human embryonic and induced
pluripotent stem cells as
complementary models of human
genetic disorders
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Nafisa Balasinor,
India
Title:
Effect of High Intratesticular Estrogen on |
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Gulgun Engin,
Turkey
Title:
Comparison of Transrectal Ultrasonography |
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Jan Brosens,
UK
Titles:
1. Implantation and Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
2. Oxidative Stress Responses in Early Pregnancy
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Yakoub Khalaf,
UK
Title:
1. Remove of Hydrosalpinx Prior the ART Cycle
2. The Role of Blastocyst Transfer and PGD in Improving of Result in Patients with Recurrent Implantation Failure
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Pier Giorgio Crosignani,
Italy
Title:
1. Europe: Declining Fertility Despite IVF
2. Influence of Lifestyle Factors on Spontaneousand Induced Fecundity
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Calvin LEE Kai-Fai,
China
Title:
1. Effect of Ovarian Stimulation on Endometrial Receptivity
2. Identification of Oviductal Protein(s) that Modulate Pre-Implantation Embryo Development
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Salah Elwagdy,
Egypt
Title:
Value of 3D XI (Computed Ultrasound Tomography) in the Evaluation of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia and Preservation of Men Infertility
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Miodrag Stojkovic,
Spain
Title:
1. Stem cells for spinal cord injury
2.Patient specific stem cells
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Rudolf Jaenisch,
USA
Title:
1.Stem cells, reprogramming and
personalized medicine: promise,
problems, reality
2.Stem cells and the molecular
control of pluripotency
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Stuart Forbes,
UK
Title:
1.Stem cells in liver regeneration
2.Cell therapy for liver disease
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Sheng Ding,
USA
Title:
1.A chemical approach to
controlling cell fate
2.Small molecules regulating
pluripotency and reprogramming
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Julio C. Voltarelli,
Brazil
Title:
1.Stem cell therapies for
autoimmune diseases
2.Stem Cell Therapies for
Diabetes Mellitus
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Marius Wernig,
USA
Title:
1.Potential therapeutic
applications of pluripotent stem
cells
2.Direct conversion of fibroblasts
to neurons
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Hooman Sadri-Ardekani,
Netherlands
Title:
Infertility and Stress |
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Tobias Cantz,
Germany
Title:
1.Functional analyses of genecorrected
liver disease-specific
iPS cells
2.Pluripotent stem cells as source
for hepatic cell transplants
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Alan Mackay-Sim,
Australia
Title:
1.Patient-derived stem cell models of brain diseases: new
tools for drug discovery
2.Repair of spinal cord injury with olfactory ensheathing cells
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Andras Nagy,
Canada
Title:
1.Transposon-mediated
reprogramming allows generation
of transgene-free induced
pluripotent stem cells
2.Transposon-mediated
reprogramming as a powerful tool
to understand the biology of
induction of pluripotency
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Asok Mukhopadhyay,
India
Title:
Bone marrow cell therapy for
treatment of hemophilia A in mice
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James L.M. Ferrara,
USA
Title:
1.Stem cells and
immunomodulation
2.Stem Cell Transplantation: a
curative treatment for hematologic
malignancies
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Harry Heimberg,
Belgium
Title:
1.Endogenous stem/progenitor
cells in the adult pancreas
2.Stem cell therapy to cure
diabetes in mice
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Aleksandr A Popov,
Russia
Title:
1. Endometriosis and Infertility: Surgical Approaches to Treatment
2. Reproductive Surgery in IVF Époque
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Taru Sharma,
India
Title:
Molecular Signaling and the Transcription Factors of Buffalo Pluripotent Embryonic Stem Cells
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Oscar K. Lee,
Taiwan
Title:
1.Mesenchymal stem cells for
skeletal tissue engineering
2.Mesenchymal stem cells for
liver regeneration
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Davood Sabour,
Germany
Title:
The Role of Germ Cell Nuclear
Factor in Germ Cell Differentiation
and Reproduction in Mice
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Gerlinde Wernig,
USA
Title:
1.Direct Conversion of Fibroblasts to Functional Neurons by Defined Factors
2.Potential Therapeutic Applications of Pluripotent Stem Cells
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Lars Johansson,
Denmark
Title:
1.Optimizing the ART Outcome
2.Physiological ICSI
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