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WFSBP 2015

Tuesday, 16 June 2015

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Scientific Programme

T32: P

harmacology

S-27

Symposium

15:00–16:30

Mitropoulos Hall

Therapeutic drug monitoring, pharmacogenetics and

brain imaging methods as tools for improving pharma-

cotherapy

Chair:

Christoph Hiemke, Germany

Co-Chair: Chin Bin Eap, Switzerland

S-27-001

Pharmacogenetics for improving pharmacotherapies

Chin Bin Eap, Switzerland

S-27-002

Therapeutic drug monitoring for improving pharmaco-

therapies

Christoph Hiemke, Germany

S-27-003

Brain imaging technologies in psychiatry

Gerhardt Gründer, Germany

S-27-004

Tools for improving pharmacotherapy in psychiatry:

The opinion of a clinician

Andreas Conca, Germany

T20: M

olecular

N

eurobiology

S-28

Symposium

15:00–16:30

MC 3 Room

Glutamatergic mechanisms in schizophrenia: From ket-

amine to genetic models

Chair:

Peter Gass, Germany

Co-Chair: Kazutoshi Nakazawa, USA

S-28-001

Ketamine reversal: Towards empirical discovery of antip-

sychotics with neuroimaging

Philip Corlett, USA

S-28-002

Expression analysis of a NMDA MK-801 rat model identifies

novel candidate genes for schizophrenia

Dan Rujescu, Germany

S-28-003

Mechanisms of neuronal synchrony deficits in NMDAR-hy-

pofunction-mediated schizophrenia mouse model

Kazutoshi Nakazawa, USA

K. Nakao

S-28-004

Inducible genetic mouse models to study the onset of

schizophrenia during late adolescence

Dragos Inta, Germany

H. Elkin, P. Gass

T40: S

chizophrenia

: B

asic

 / C

linical

S-29

Symposium

15:00–16:30

MC 2 Room

Alpha4beta2-nicotinic acetylcholine receptors in schiz-

ophrenia: Implications for smoking cessation and ther-

apeutics

Chair:

Deepak Cyril D‘Souza, France

Co-Chair: Eden Evins, USA

S-29-001

Nicotine dependence treatment in schizophrenia: Evidence

for effectiveness of maintenance pharmacotherapy

Eden Evins, USA

S-29-002

Neuroscience of nicotine addiction vulnerability in schizo­

phrenia

Andrew Chambers, USA

S-29-003

In vivo evidence for beta2-nAChR upregulation in smokers

with schizophrenia

Deepak Cyril D‘Souza, France

I. Esterlis, M. Ranganathan, F. Bois, B. Pittman, M. Picciotto,

L. Shearer, A. Anticevic, J. Carlson, M. Niciu, K. Cosgrove

S-29-004

Nicotinic CHRNA4 genotype predicts clinical outcome in

schizophrenia and neuroleptic drug treatment response

Georg Winterer, Germany

T9: D

ementia

: B

asic

 / C

linical

S-30

Symposium

15:00–16:30

Kokkali Room

Clinical neurochemistry in the early diagnosis of demen-

tia disorders

Chair:

Piotr Lewczuk, Germany

Co-Chair: Henrik Zetterberg, Sweden

S-30-001

Current status and new developments for Alzheimer‘s

disease biomarkers

Kaj Blennow, Sweden

S-30-002

Diagnostic approaches in frontotemporal lobar degener-

ation (FTLD)

Markus Otto, Germany

S-30-003

Biomarkers for the diagnosis and progression of motor and

premotor Parkinson‘s disease

Brit Mollenhauer, Germany

S-30-004

Blood biomarkers for neurodegenerative disorders–feasible

or too much of a challenge?

Henrik Zetterberg, Sweden