TABLE OF CONTENT - University of Ioannina

TABLE OF CONTENT

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Welcome Message 02

Committees 03

Meeting Venue 04

Programme at a Glance 05

Sponsors 09

Stipends and Awards 10

Scientific Programme 12

Poster Sessions 28

Information for Speakers 59

Information for Poster Presenters 59

Social Events 60

General Information 61

Faculty 64

List of Authors 74

WELCOME LETTER

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Dear colleagues,We are pleased to invite you to the “FENS Featured Regional Meeting 2015” which will takeplace on October 7-10 in Thessaloniki, Greece. The conference is organized jointly by theHellenic, Serbian and Israel Neuroscience Societies.The three Neuroscience Societies will have the opportunity to come together for the firsttime, enhance their relationships and represent themselves to an international audience. Wehave worked closely together to prepare a highly attractive scientific program reflectingexcellence in research in the three countries.This international environment will enable students, young investigators and renownedscientists around the globe to share their research and exchange ideas. FFRM2015 will allow young researchers to present their work along with their moreexperienced colleagues, and have the opportunity to meet the experts of their field. TheFFRM2015 will “nourish” young scientists in a European region where this is most needed.After all, Thessaloniki is the European Youth Capital City for 2014, but also the cradle forGreek, Serbian and Israeli cultures for centuries.We will devote all of our efforts to make the FFRM2015 in Thessaloniki a memorableconference building on the high standards achieved in Warsaw, Ljubljana and Prague.We look forward to seeing you in Thessaloniki.

Efstratios K. KosmidisChair of the Organizing CommitteeAssistant Professor of PhysiologyAristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece

George PanagisPresident of the Hellenic Society for NeuroscienceAssociate Professor of BiopsychologyUniversity of Crete,Greece

Esther Shohami, PhDPresident, Israel Society for Neuroscience (ISFN)Member of the Organizing Committee Professor of PharmacologyThe Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel

Ljubisa Rakic, MD, PhDPresident, Serbian Neuroscience Society (SNS)Vice President of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and ArtsBelgrade, Serbia

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ORGANIZING SOCIETIES Hellenic Society for Neuroscience

Israel Society for Neurosciences

Serbian Neuroscience Society

COMMITTEES Scientific CommitteeKosmidis, Efstratios K.Shohami, EstherKanazir, SelmaAlbani, MariaAmitai, GabrielArber, SilviaEfthimiopoulos, SpirosPanagis, GeorgePekovic, SanjaStylianopoulou, FotiniYaka, Rami

Local Organizing CommitteeKosmidis, Efstratios K.Adamos, DimitriosAlbani, MariaAsprodini, EftychiaChatzisotiriou, AthanasiosGrigoriadis, NikolaosGrigoriou, MariaKalpidis, IoannisKimiskidis, Vasilios K.Levva, SofiaMaglaveras, NikolaosPsarropoulou, CaterinaPapadopoulos, Georgios C. Spandou, EvangeliaTata, Despina A.

MEETING SECRETARIAT E.T.S Events and Travel Solutions S.A.154 El. Venizelou Str N. Smyrni, Athens, Greece, 171 22 Phone: +30 210 98 80 032 • Fax: +30 210 98 81 303 Email: [email protected] • Website: www.ffrm2015.com

MEETING VENUE

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The FENS Featured Regional Meeting 2015 will be held at the "Ioannis Vellidis" CongressCenter, ideally located near the city centre. It is easily accessible by both public and privatetransport."Ioannis Vellidis" Congress Centre is the largest such centre in Greece, with a capacity to host2.400 people. It is renowned for its functionality and its ability to hold various kinds of events."Ioannis Vellidis" has five (5) halls, auxiliary areas and reception areas, all fully equipped. Allareas are air conditioned and have modern audiovisual aids, covering interpretation needsfor 11 languages. This congress centre can host three satellite events. It also has a roof gardenthat can hold receptions for 1.000 people, while its underground parking facilities can provideparking for 430 cars. “Ioannis Vellidis” operates around the year and hosts the most-attendedevents in the city, such as major conferences, day meetings, symposia, seminars, speeches,press conferences, company presentations, concerts of classical and modern music and eventheatre performances.

Ioannis Vellidis Congress Center(Part of HELEXPO International Exhibition and Congress Center)Stratou AvenueThessaloniki 546 36GreeceTel: +30 2310 291111www.helexpo.gr

Symposium Area

ROOM I I I ROOM IVPOSTER AREA

ROOM I ROOM I IEXHIBITION AREA

PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE

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Wednesday 7 October 2015

13:00-14:40 Symposium 1:Neuroengineering

Symposium 2:Peripheral andcentral mecha-nisms of pain dependent plasticity

Symposium 3:Multisensory integration inmovement, posture and locomotion

Symposium 4:Novel treatments fortraumatic injuryto the brain

15:00-16:40

Symposium 5:Transcriptionalregulation of neuronal identity

Symposium 6:The cholinergicsystem - physiology, neuroimmuno-logy and toxicology

Symposium 7:Body/action representationsand potential clinical applications

Symposium 8:The vulnerabilityto the traumaticconsequencesof stress

14:40-15:00

16:40-17:40

Plenary Lecture1:The neurobiologyof social hierarchies: fromrodents to neuroeconomics

COFFEE BREAK

17:40 - 18:40 WELCOME COCKTAIL - CONGRESS VENUE

21:30 - 23:30 FENS Gala Dinner (by invi tat ion only)

19:30Prof John O'Keefe Lecture:Can Entorhinal Grid cells provide the metric for the Cognitive Map Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Room I Room II Room III Room IV

Clinically Oriented NeuroscienceCognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience

Developmental NeuroscienceMolecular/Cellular NeuroscienceNeural circuits and Systems

Neuroengineering and Computational NeuroscienceHot topic

Special InterestPlenary Lecture

S Y M P O S I U M A R E A O F I N T E R E S T

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Thursday 8 October 2015

09:00-10:40

Symposium 9 :Autophagy andlysosomes in thenervous system

Symposium 10:Drug addiction:reward, memoryand addiction

Symposium 11:Neuroinflamma-tion in neurode-generative diseases

Symposium12:Novel develop-ments in spinalcord injury andrepair

15:15-16:55

Symposium 15:Spinal cord circuitry and locomotion

11:00-12:00

Plenary Lecture 2:NET-fMRI ofLarge-Scale brainNetworks: Mapping dynamicconnectivity duringepochs of synaptic

Special Interest 2:Transparency inanimal researchand its cost

Symposium 16:Targeting neurodegenera-tive diseases:from bench tobedside.

Symposium 17:Brain signalanalysis

Symposium18:Inhibitory synaptic plasticityand its role in CNS pathologies

Symposium 13:Neuroinflamma-tion and neuro-protection in theCNS

Symposium 14:Development ofthe cerebral cortex and retina

10:40-11:00

16:55-17:35

Hot Topic1:Why multi targetneurorestorativedrugs for Parkinson’s andAlzheimer’s diseases

17:35-18:35HSN GeneralAssembly

12:00-13:40Special Interest 1:Neuro for the naïve

COFFEE BREAK

13:40-15:15 LUNCH BREAK Poster Session I

19:30 Basketbal l Tournament


P R O G R A M M E A T A G L A N C E


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Friday 9 October 2015

09:00-10:40Symposium19:Animal models inCNS

Symposium 20:Cellular and molecular mechanisms ofsynaptic plasticityand memory

Symposium 21:Molecular mechanisms ofsocial behavior

15:15-15:55

Hot Topic 2:Neural basis forloss of conscious-ness duringanesthe sia andanesthesia-likestates

17:35-18:15

Hot Topic 3:Imag(in)ing the future of opticalrecording of mem -brane potential

18:15-19:15Special Interest 5:EJN Best publication award

Symposium 25:Nicotinic acetylcholine receptors: Fromgenes andsynapses to networks andcognition

Symposium 26:The impact of receptor-receptorinteractions onbrain plasticity

Symposium 27:Innovative technologies forbiomarker discovery in neuroscience

11:00-12:00Plenary Lecture 3:The Human brainproject

Special Interest 4:History of neuroscience

Symposium 22:The brainstemfrom develop-ment to function

Symposium 23:Locus Coeruleus:new light on oldneurons

10:40-11:00

15:55-17:35

Symposium 24:Behavioral aspects in animalmodels. Environmentalmanipulations andpharmacologicalinterventions

12:00-13:40Special Interest3: CHET event

COFFEE BREAK

13:40-15:15 LUNCH BREAK Poster Session I I

20:30 Food fest ival ( t ickets required)



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Saturday 10 October 2015

09:00-10:40

Symposium 28:Mechanisms ofalpha-synuclein-mediated neurotoxicity and therapeuticimplications

Symposium 29:Common mechanisms inpathophysiologyof neurodegene-rative disorders

Symposium 30:GABA circuits inembryonic andpostnatal de-velopment of thecentral nervoussystem

Symposium 31:Real-time opticalimaging; from asingle spine to theintact brain

15:15-16:55

Symposium 34 :Aging and aging-associateddiseases

11:00-12:00

Plenary Lecture 4:Cross talk between stemcells and the neurodegenerativeenvironment

Symposium 32:Diabetes and vascular neurological diseases

Symposium 35:Active dendritic integration: fromcomputation tobehaviour

Symposium 36:Computationalneuroscience :From systems tomolecules

Symposium 33:From genes tobehavior: puttingtogether the puzzle pieces oftreatment ofmood disorders

10:40-11:00

16:55-17:55

Hot Topic 4:Emerging role ofbrain mineralo-corticoid receptors

12:00-13:40Special Interest 6:IBRO alumni lecture

13:40-15:15 LUNCH BREAK

17:55-18:55

Poster Session I I I

COFFEE BREAK

Oral presentat ion of Posters Winners


SPONSORS

Supported by FENS

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Kanidis Athanasios & Co.

STIPENDS AND AWARDS

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FENS Young Investigator StipendsThe stipends for young investigators were funded by FENS and FENS member societies.

The following individuals were awarded a travel stipend:Ahmad Hafsa (India)Balazsfi Diana (Hungary)Balusu Sriram (Belgium)Bazhenova Ekaterina (Russia)Bazovkina Daria (Russia)Bhatia Harsharan Singh (Germany)Blasko Juraj (Slovakia)Bliznyuk Alice (Israel)Bona Martin (Slovakia)Bonova Petra (Slovakia)Borreca Antonella (Italy)Bozic Iva (Serbia)Brenner dos Santos Thays (Brazil)Brkic Marjana (Serbia)Brkić Željka (Serbia)Caliskan Guersel (Germany)Curzytek Katarzyna (Poland)Daskalakis Nikolaos (Greece)Detorakis Georgios (France)Devaux Stéphanie (France)Dobryakova Yulia (Russia)Duda Weronika (Poland)Fernandes Alinda (United Kingdom)Fursenko Dariya (Russia)Glombik Katarzyna (Poland)Gurskaia Olga (Russia)Isakovic Andelka (Serbia)Jain Vishal (India)Jevtic Gordana (Serbia)Jovanovic Maja (Serbia)Jukic Marin (Sweden)

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Kleteckova Lenka (Czech Republic)Korenic Andrej (Serbia)Lazarev Vladimir (Russia)Lukacova Kristina (Slovakia)Mironova Vera(Russia)Mitic Milos (Serbia)Nagaeva Elina (Russia)Nikolic Tatjana (Serbia)Oflijan Julia (Estonia)Pavkovic Zeljko (Serbia)Peralta Ramos Javier (Argentina)Pinton Luca (Sweden)Podgorac Jelena (Serbia)Provensi Gustavo (Italy)Sampaio Susana (Portugal)Slusarczyk Joanna (Poland)Stamenkovic Vera (Serbia)Stamenkovic Stefan (Serbia)Stanojević Željka (Serbia)Stanojlović Miloš (Serbia)Stojkovic Sonja (Serbia)Timić Stamenić Tamara (Serbia)Todorovic Smilja (Serbia)Topalovic Vladanka (Serbia)Velimirović Milica (Serbia)

EJN Best Publication Award 2015In collaboration with FENS and Wiley-Blackwell, EJN is proud to announce that the winner ofthe “Best Publication Award 2015” is Dr. Silvina Laura Diaz, PhD, DVM, Researcher at CONICET,Buenos Aires, Argentina and former post-doc at the Fer a Moulin Institute (INSERM/UPMC)in Paris, France, where experiments were conducted.She receives this Award for her publication in EJN:“Paradoxical increase in survival of newborn neurons in the dentate gyrus of mice withconstitutive depletion of serotonin” (published in EJN volume 38, issue 5).

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

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13:00- 14:40 Symposium 1 ROOM I Neuroengineering Chair person: Nicolaos Maglaveras

L1 Nitish Thakor: Frontiers of Neurotechnology: “Electroceutical” implantableneural interfaces

L2 Nitish Thakor: Frontiers of Neuroengineering: from cells to cognition, andmicro to machines

L3 Ioanna Chouvarda: Computational methods for sleep microstructureanalysis in normal and pathologic sleep

L4 O. Chetelat: New generation of micro and wearable sensors fortelemonitoring of patients suffering from neurodisorders

13:00-14:40 Symposium 2 ROOM II Peripheral and central mechanisms of pain dependent plasticity

Chair persons: Alex Binshtok , Avi Priel

L1 Avi Priel: Deciphering the molecular basis of pain receptors polymodality

L2 Alexander Binshtok: Colouring labelled lines: Multispectral mapping ofprimary afferents as a tools to study their reorganization in chronic pain

L3 Menachem Hanani: Satellite glial cells activation by systemic and localinjuries and its contribution to chronic pain

L4 Robert Goldstein: Pain at its source: Signal transduction and propagationat the nociceptive peripheral terminals

13:00-14:40 Symposium 3 ROOM III Multisensory integration in movement, posture and locomotion

Chair persons: Mouchnino Laurence, Blouin Jean

L1 Vassilia Hatzitaki: Exploring sensorial reweighting of posture in young andold adults by means of vestibular stimulation

L2 Charalambos Papaxanthis: Mental actions: cortical plasticity, learning andperformance

L3 Laurence Mouchnino: Cortical facilitation of somatosesnory inputs duringthe planning phase of gait initiation

L4 Cathy Craig: Footstep sounds used as a sensory cue for improving gait inParkinson’s disease patients

L5 Marco Schieppati: Body sway increases after theta-burst stimulation of thecerebellar vermis

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13:00-14:40 Symposium 4 ROOM IV Novel treatments for traumatic brain injury

Chair persons: Esther Shohami , Sanja Pekovic

L1 Chaim G. Pick: New remedies for treating traumatic brain injury

L2 Esther Shohami:Endocannabinoids in TBI

L3 Sanja Pekovic: Hyperbaric oxygen therapy in TBI – underlying mechanisms

L4 Natasa Loncarevic-Vasiljkovic:Therapeutic potential of dietary restriction inTBI

14:40- 15:00 C o f f e e B r e a k

15:00-16:40 Symposium 5 ROOM I Transcriptional regulation of neuronal identity

Chair persons: Nissim Ben-Arie, Panagiotis Politis

L1 Nissim Ben-Arie: Ventral spinal cord patterning: from transcriptionregulation to a neurological disease

L2 Panagiotis Politis: Novel gene regulatory networks in neural development

L3 Francois Guillemot: Signals and factors controlling stem cell activity in theadult brain

L4 Noelia Urban: Regulation of neural stem cell expansion in the mammalian brain

L5 Jovica Ninkovic: Choroid plexus secreted microRNAs maintain neural stemcells by regulating neurogenic fate determinants

15:00-16:40 Symposium 6 ROOM II The Cholinergic system - Physiology, neuroimmunology and toxicology

Chair persons: Gabriel Amitai, Caterina Psarropoulou

L1 Shani Shenhar-Tsarfaty:Imbalanced cholinergic signaling contributes tocardio-vascular risks in health and disease

L2 Gabriel Amitai: Novel hybrid small molecule scavengers for mitigating thetoxicity of organophosphates

L3 Israel Silman: Structure/Function relationships in the interaction of toxicand therapeutic anticholinesterases with acetylcholinesterase

L4 Yoav Paas: Subunit stoichiometry and organization in a chloride selectiveCys-loop receptor

L5 Caterina Psarropoulou :Immature seizures and plasticity of CNS cholinergicneurotransmission


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5 15:00-16:40 Symposium 7 ROOM III Body/action representations and potential clinical applications

Chair persons: Amir Amedi, Konstantinos Tsagkaridis

L1 Noa Zeharia: Somatotopic information in the human brain

L2 Martin Edwards: Action observation priming facilitates action executionand spatial perception in healthy and brain-damaged participants

L3 Benedetta Heimler: The origins of metamodality in visual tools area LO:Bodily topographical biases and increased functional connectivity to S1

L4 Konstantinos Tsagkaridis: How can we boost action semantics in healthycontrols and impaired patients to facilitate perception?

15:00-16:40 Symposium 8 ROOM IV The vulnerability to the traumatic consequences of stress

Chair persons: Martine Ammassari-Teule, Jelena Radulovic

L1 Harm J. Krugers: Stress-hormones, early life adversity and fear memoryformation

L2 Pascale Gisquet-Verrier: Post traumatic stress disorder and Substance useddisorder: Two pathologies of memory due to dysfunction of memoryreactivation?

L3 Gal Richter Levin: A novel approach to PTSD modeling in rats - alternatingpatterns of limbic activity in different types of stress reaction

L4 Martine Ammassari-Teule: The efficacy of propranolol in decreasing fearmemory and resetting neuronal connectivity to pre-trauma levels dependson the genotype-predominant memory system

16:40-17:40 Plenary Lecture 1 ROOM I Chair persons: Selma Kanazir, Fotini Stylianopoulou

Carmen Sandi: The neurobiology of social hierarchies: from rodents toneuroeconomics

17:40-18:40 W e l c o m e C o c k t a i l

19:30 Presidential Lecture Aristotle University of Thessaloniki John O’ Keefe: Can Entorhinal Grid cells provide the metric for the Cognitive

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09:00- 10:40 Symposium 9 ROOM I Autophagy and lysosomes in the nervous system

Chair persons: Hagit-Eldar Finkelman, Silva Hecimovic

L1 Ronit Pinkas Kramarski: Autophagy, Beclin 1 and neurodegeneration

L2 Cecilia Bucci: Role of Rab7 in autophagy: implications for Charcot-Marie.Tooth type 2b neuropathy

L3 Fiona Menzies: Autophagy as a therapeutic target for neurodegenerativediseases

L4 Hagit Eldar-Finkelman: GSK-3 interacts with lysosome networking andcontributes to neurodegeneration

09:00- 10:40 Symposium 10 ROOM II Drug Addiction: reward, memory and addiction

Chair persons: Rami Yaka, Ami Citri

L1 Segev Barak: Memory replacement by post-retrieval counterconditioning: anew approach of relapse prevention in substance use disorders

L2 Rainer Spanagel: A common molecular mechanism for drug and naturalreward-seeking

L3 Rami Yaka: Targeting drug-cue associations to prevent cocaine reward

L4 Ami Citri: Transcription networks provide insight into the neural circuitry ofaddiction

L5 Gilli Silberberg: Striatal Microcircuits underlying sensory integration.

09:00-10:40 Symposium 11 ROOM III Neuroinflammation in neurodegenerative diseases

Chair persons: Spiros Georgopoulos, Alon Monsonego

L1 Spiros Georgopoulos: Microglia in Alzheimer’s disease

L2 Alon Monsonego: Adaptive immunity in the progression and treatment ofAlzheimer’s Disease

L3 Ingo Bechmann: Microglia in human Alzheimer’s Disease and obesity


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Chair person: Rebecca Matsas

L1 Michal Schwartz: The immune system contribution to repair under acuteand chronic CNS degeneration

L2 Stefano Pluchino: How stem cells speak with immune cells

L3 Rebecca Matsas: Cell therapy for CNS repair: interplay between transplantedand endogenous cells

L4 Florentia Papastefanaki: Functionalized gold nanoparticles as drug deliverysystems

10:40- 11:00 C o f f e e B r e a k

11:00-12:00 Plenary Lecture 2 ROOM I Chair persons: George Kostopoulos, Costas Papatheodoropoulos

Nikos Logothetis: NET-fMRI of Large-Scale brain networks: Mappingdynamic connectivity during epochs of synaptic and system consolidation

12:00-13:40 Special Interest 1 ROOM I Chair person: Esty Shohami

Rafi Aviram: Neuro for the Naïve – Developing Outreach Programs at theEdmond and Lily Safra Center for Brain Science

12:00-13:40 Special Interest 2 ROOM II Chair person: Monica di Luca

Roberto Caminiti: Transparency in animal research and its cost


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12:00-13:40 Symposium 13 ROOM III Neuroinflammation and neuroprotection in the CNS

Chair person: Nadezda Nedeljkovic

L1 Talma Brenner: α7 nicotinic acetylcholine receptor and RIC-3 in thecholinergic anti-inflammatory pathway

L2 Nadezda Nedeljkovic: Ectonucleotidases in neuroinflammation

L3 Dimitrios Karussis: Stem cell therapies in neuroinflammatory and neuro-degenerative diseases: The evidence and the promise

12:00-13:40 Symposium 14 ROOM IV

Development of the cerebral cortex and retinaChair persons: Nada Zecevic, Sanja Ivkovic

L1 Nada Zecevic: Cortical Interneuron development in primates

L2 Nevena Radonjic: Sonic hedgehog: The role of ventral morphogen in thedeveloping human cortex?

L3 Sanja Ivkovic: Continuous EGF signaling in postnatal retina leads to theincrease in the number of photoreceptor progenitors

L4 Pavle Andjus: Enriched environment, brain plasticity and the role oftenascin C in postnatal development

13:40- 15:15 L u n c h B r e a k – P o s t e r S e s s i o n 1

15:15-16:55 Symposium 15 ROOM I Spinal Cord circuitry and Locomotion

Chair persons: Maria Albani, Urzula Slawinska

L1 Athanasios Chatzisotiriou: Improving locomotion after spinal cord injury

L2 Urszula Slawinska: How to activate the spinal circuitry for walking inparaplegic rats?

L3 Maria Knikou: Metamorphosis of human spinal neuronal networks afterlocomotor training


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5 15:15-16:55 Symposium 16 ROOM II Targeting Neurodegenerative diseases: from bench to bedside

Chair persons: Orly Weinreb, Illana Gozes L1 Ioannis Sotiropoulos: Aβ and Tau therapeutics in stress-driven brain

pathology: exploring the path from depression to Alzheimer’s diseaseL2 Illana Gozes: Tau protein as a converging target of synaptic protection and

pathology: novel evidence beyond Alzheimer’s diseaseL3 Orly Weinreb: Multimodal neuroprotective iron chelators: Novel

therapeutic strategy for Parkinson’s diseaseL4 Danny Offen: Gene therapy enhancing the glutamate uptake system delays symptom onset and prolonged survival in a mouse model of ALS

15:15-16:55 Symposium 17/ ROOM III Brain signal analysis

Chair persons: Gary Green, Panos Bamidis L1 Gary Green: MEG analysis of brain activity: IT tools, methodologies and

recent resultsL2 Tal Dotan Ben-Soussan: From sensorimotor activation and connectivity to

cognition: The Quadrato motor training modelL3 Panos Bamidis: Analysing data from affective neuroscience protocolsL4 Nikos Laskaris: MINeD Graphs from time-resolved functional brain

connectomics’

15:15-16:55 Symposium 18 ROOM IV Inhibitory synaptic plasticity and its role in CNS pathologies

Chair persons: Miho Terunuma, Stephen MossL1 Stephen Moss: Neurosteroid regulation of GABAAR membrane trafficking

and its contribution to autism spectrum disordersL2 Sabine Lévi: Rapid control of KCC2 co-transporter membrane dynamics,

stability and function by excitation and inhibition L3 Miho Terunuma: Altered GABA(B) receptor function by obesity-associated

metabolic stressL4 Theofilos Papadopoulos: Phosphoinositide-dependent activation of

Collybistin - from inhibitory postsynapse formation to epilepsy and mentalretardation

16:55- 17:35 Hot Topic 1 ROOM I Chair persons: Spyros Efthimiopoulos, Gabriel Amitai Moussa Youdim: Why multi target neurorestorative drugs for Parkinson’s

and Alzheimer’s diseases

17:35-18:35 HSN General Assembly ROOM II


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09:00- 10:40 Symposium 19 / ROOM I

Animal models in CNSChair person: Maria Albani

L1 Hans Lassmann: Animal models for CNS demyelinating disorders

L2 Linda Greensmith: Animal models of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

L3 Ada Mitsacos: Receptor studies and transplantations in mouse models ofParkinson’s disease

L4 Nikolaos Grigoriadis: CNS stem cells

09:00- 10:40 Symposium 20 ROOM II Cellular and molecular mechanisms of synaptic plasticity and memory

Chair persons: Mike Stewart, Peter Giese

L1 Kasia Radwanska: Mechanism for long-term memory formation whensynaptic strengthening is impaired

L2 Kobi Rosenblum: From molecular and cellular mechanisms UnderlyingCortical-Dependent Memories to Cognitive Enhancers

L3 Mike Stewart: Morphological alterations in spines and synapses followingbehavioural manipulations in young and old mice

L4 Peter Giese: A Novel Mechanism Underlying Long-term MemoryFormation: Generation of Multi-Innervated Dendritic Spines

09:00- 10:40 Symposium 21 ROOM III Molecular mechanisms of social behavior

Chair persons: Jelena Radulovic, Shlomo Wagnert

L1 Inga Neumann: Brain oxytocin in rodent social behaviours: from socialpreference to social fear

L2 Jelena Radulovic: Role of oxytocin receptors in the regulation of discretesocial behaviors: Relationship to mGluR5

L3 Fotini Stylianopoulou: Denial of the reward of maternal contact affectssocial behavior and the serotonergic system of the adult rat brain

L4 Miroslav Adzic: Effects of social stress and antidepressants on theglucocorticoid receptor phosphorylation status: linking stress to depression

L5 Shlomo Wagner: Interaction between oxytocin and urocortin-3 in themedial amygdala determines synaptic plasticity and social recognitionmemory


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11:00 -12:00 Plenary Lecture 3 ROOM I Chair persons: Efstratios K. Kosmidis, Panayiota Poirazi

Sean Hill: The Human Brain Project

12:00- 13:40 Special Interest 3 ROOM I What does FENS for you? Meeting on excellent training opportunities

L1 Menno Witter: Welcome and introduction

L2 Alicja Puścian: Better together - efficient assessment of social interactionsin rodents

L3 Lucia Maria Sacheli: Social grasps along development: a joint-action studyon preschooler and adults

L4 Vincent Paget Blanc: The state-of-the-art tools to assess behaviour -insights from the Behaviour and Neural Systems CAJAL course

L5 Marija Stanojevic: ELECTRAIN 2015 – dulce cum utili

L6 Menno Witter: What are the training activities of FENS

12:00- 13:40 Special Interest 4 ROOM II History of Neuroscience: Understanding the origins and the development

of Neuroscience from the Ancient Greek era till today

L1 Lorenzo Lorusso: Chairman’s introductory remarks

L2 Marco Piccolino: Sands, stars and visions between Archimedes and Galileo

L3 Lazaros C. Triarhou: Curtailed aspects of Cajal’s tips on scientific research:including an audio documentary

L4 Richard Brown, Laura Sand: Sherrington’s box of wonders: the recentlyrediscovered histological slides of Sir Charles

L5 Shaul Hochstein: History of Neuroscience in Israel

L6 Ljubisav Rakic: History of Neuroscience in Serbia

L7 George Kostopoulos: History of Neuroscience in Greece


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12:00- 13:40 Symposium 22 ROOM III The brainstem - from development to function

Chair persons: Dalit Sela-Donenfeld, Yosef Yarom

L1 David Wilkinson: Roles and regulation of boundary formation in thezebrafish hindbrain

L2 Dalit Sela-Donenfeld: Decoding the connectome formation of the auditoryand ION hindbrain neurons

L3 Hans Gerd Nothwang: Evolutionary development of sound localizationcircuits

L4 Eyal Wigderson: Early multimodal integration in the auditory brainstem

L5 Yosef Yarom: Timing in the ION-cerebellar circuit

12:00- 13:40 Symposium 23 ROOM IV Locus Coeruleus: new light on old neurons

Chair person: Menahem Segal

L1 Menahem Segal: Noradrenergic modulation of Hippocampal plasticity

L2 Yuval Nir: The locus coeruleus-noradrenaline system and sensoryprocessing in sleep/wakefulness

L3 Ofer Yizhar: Noradrenergic modulation of prefrontal cortical function

L4 Antoine Adamantidis: Optogenetic dissection of arousal circuits in thebrain

L5 Susan Sara: Locus coeruleus in time with forebrain oscillations: implicationfor memory processing

13:40- 15:15 L u n c h B r e a k – P o s t e r S e s s i o n I I

15:15-15:55 Hot Topic 2 ROOM I Chair person: Illana Gozes

Marshall Devor: Neural basis for loss of consciousness during anesthesiaand anesthesia-like states


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5 15:55- 17:35 Symposium 24 ROOM I Behavioral aspects in animal models. Environmental manipulations and

pharmacological interventionsChair persons: Brenda J. Anderson, Despina A. Tata

L1 Brenda J. Anderson: Adaptations to repeated unpredictable threats in achronic living environment: A double edged sword

L2 Philippos Karalis: Cognitive and behavioral consequences of neonatalhypoxia-ischemia of the brain: the effect of therapeutic interventions

L3 Despina A. Tata: Interaction of postnatal stress and neonatal hypoxia-ischemia on behavior and markers of brain plasticity

L4 Evgenia Dandi: The role of environmental enrichment on stress reactivityand behaviour following maternal separation

15:55- 17:35 Symposium 25 ROOM II Nicotinic acetylcholine receptors: From genes and synapses to networks

and cognitionChair persons:Eleni Konsolaki, Irini Skaliora

L1 Huibert Mansvelder: Nicotinic receptors in rodent and human corticalcircuits

L2 Mario Marchi: Functional interaction between nicotinic and glutamatergicreceptors at nerve terminal level: a fine tuning of synaptic signals

L3 Fani Koukouli: Crucial role of CHRNA5 in drug addiction and cognition

L4 Charalambos Sigalas: Nicotinic modulation of cortical network activity andcognitive processes

15:55- 17:35 Symposium 26 ROOM III The impact of receptor-receptor interactions on brain plasticity

Chair persons: Dasiel O. Borroto-Escuela, Kjell Fuxe

L1 Fang Liu:Targeting protein-protein interaction to develop noveltherapeutics for the treatment of schizophrenia

L2 Marc Flajolet: When G-protein coupled receptors and tyrosine kinasereceptors collide into one world of signaling

L3 Eero Castrén: Neurotrophin receptor TrkB interacting proteins in neuronalplasticity

L4 Kjell Fuxe: Changes in GPCR heteroreceptor complexes as a molecular basisfor schizophrenia and depression and their treatment

L5 Dasiel O. Borroto-Escuela: Allosteric receptor-receptor interactions inGPCR-RTK heteroreceptor complexes. Relevance for brain plasticity


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15:55- 17:35 Symposium 27 ROOM IV Innovative technologies for biomarker discovery in neuroscience

Chair persons: Anthony Tsarbopoulos, Michaela Filiou

L1 Anthony Tsarbopoulos: Use of MS-based methodologies for screeningbioactive compounds as anti-amyloidogenic agents and identifying new ADbiomarkers

L2 Michaela Filiou: Revealing protein expression and turnover changes inpsychiatric disorders by 15N metabolic labeling and multi-isotope imaging MS

L3 Evangelos Gikas: Metabolism and metabolomics using MS: a powerful toolfor neuroscience

L4 Michalis Aivaliotis: Decoding systems-wide signaling pathways by MS-based quantitative phosphoproteomics to unravel disease mechanisms

17:35-18:15 Hot Topic 3 ROOM I

Chair persons: Dejan Zecevic, Efstratios K. Kosmidis

Lawrence Cohen: Imag(in)ing the future of optical recording of membranepotential

18:15- 19:15 Special Interest 5 ROOM I EJN BEST PUBLICATION AWARD

Chair person: Paul Bolam

Silvina Diaz: Paradoxical increase in survival of newborn neurons in thedentate gyrus of mice with constitutive depletion of serotonin


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09:00- 10:40 Symposium 28 ROOM I Mechanisms of alpha-synuclein-mediated neurotoxicity and therapeutic

implicationsChair persons: Leonidas Stefanis, Ivanka Markovic

L1 Katerina Paleologou: The effect of a-synuclein mutations on Serine 129phosphorylation

L2 Leonidas Stefanis: Alpha-synuclein degradation: an opportunity fortherapeutic intervention

L3 Ivanka Markovic: The protective role of AMP-activated protein kinase inalpha-synuclein neurotoxicity in vitro

L4 Kostas Vekrellis: Extracellular alpha-synuclein: the spreading menace

L5 Nadia Stefanova: Animal models of Multiple System Atrophy based on thealpha-synucleinopathy concept: Insights into pathophysiology andtreatment

09:00- 10:40 Symposium 29 ROOM II Common mechanisms in pathophysiology of neurodegenerative disorders

Chair persons: Christina Dalla, Ioannis Sotiropoulos

L1 Christina Dalla: Sex-dependent brain vulnerability to neuropsychiatric andneurodegenerative disorders

L2 Ehud Cohen: Cyclophilin malfunction underlies the development of distinctlate-onset, neurodegenerative maladies

L3 Adrian Israelson: Misfolded SOD1 as a therapeutic target in amyotrophiclateral sclerosis

L4 Ioannis Charalampopoulos: Novel synthetic microneurotrophins asneuroprotective and neurogenic agents

09:00- 10:40 Symposium 30 ROOM III GABA circuits in embryonic and postnatal development of the central

nervous systemChair persons: Domna Karagogeos, Kyriaki Sidiropoulou

L1 Myrto Denaxa: Molecular cascades controlling the development andfunction of inhibitory cortical networks

L2 Christin Metin: Molecular control of interneuron migration: signaling in theleading edge and in the primary cilium

L3 Rhiannon Meredith: Maturation of GABA-A inhibition in both ‘neurotypical’wildtype mice and mouse models for neurodisorders


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L4 Kyriaki Sidiropoulou & Domna Karagogeos: Genetic models of decreasedGABAergic inhibition in the mouse & postnatal development of prefrontalcortical structure and function in the mouse

09:00- 10:40 Symposium 31 ROOM IV Real-time optical Imaging; from a single spine to the intact brain

Chair persons: Dejan Zecevic, Amiram Grinvald

L1 Dejan Zecevic: Subthreshold electrical signaling in dendritic spines: avoltage-imaging study

L2 Amiram Grinvald: Real-time VSD based optical Imaging revealed the bi-directional interactions of on-going activity and sensory-evoked activity

L3 Bradley Baker: Mechanistic studies of the fluorescence change of agenetically encoded voltage indicator

L4 Marco Canepari: The physiological synergistic activation of dendriticvoltage-gated calcium channels

10:40- 11:00 C o f f e e B r e a k

11:00- 12:00 Plenary Lecture 4 ROOM I Chair person: Nikos Grigoriadis

Evan Snyder: Cross-talk between stem cells and the neurodegenerativeenvironment

12:00-13:40 Special Interest 6 ROOM I

IBRO Alumni Lecture Chair person: Susan J. Sara

Einat Shetreet: fMRI contribution to theories of language acquisition

12:00-13:40 Symposium 32 ROOM II Diabetes and vascular neurological diseases Chair persons: Natan Bornstein, Milija Mijajlovic

L1 Milija Mijajlovic: Insulin resistance and carotid disease

L2 Natan Bornstein: Glycemic control in acute stroke

L3 David Tanne: Diabetes, stroke and cognitive impairment

L4 George Ntaios: Ischaemic stroke in diabetes: is it really a macrovascularcomplication?


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of mood disordersChair persons: Claude Brodski, Miroslav Savic

L1 Claude Brodski: Abnormal development of monoaminergic neurons isimplicated in mood fluctuations and bipolar disorder

L2 Miroslav Savic: Pharmacological elucidation of the role of GABAA receptorsin anxiety

L3 Marin Jukic: The involvement of CYP2C19 in stress-induced despair

L4 Galila Agam: Some of lithium’s neuroprotective effects are mediated via itsmodulation of inositol metabolism and autophagy

13:40- 15:15 L u n c h B r e a k – P o s t e r S e s s i o n I I I

15:15-16:55 Symposium 34 ROOM I Aging and aging-associated diseases

Chair persons: Selma Kanazir, Efstathios GonosL1 Silva Hecimovic: Lysosomal dysfunction in neurodegenerative diseases

L2 Roosmarijn Vandenbroucke: The role of the blood-cerebrospinal fluidbarrier in aging and Alzheimer’s disease

L3 Efstathios Gonos: Proteasome activation as a novel anti-ageing strategy

L4 Selma Kanazir: Therapeutic interventions to postpone brain aging

15:15-16:55 Symposium 35 ROOM II Active dendritic integration: from computation to behaviour

Chair persons: Christian Wozny, Stephen R. WilliamsL1 Panayiota Poirazi: Linking memories across time via synapse clustering in

nonlinear dendrites

L2 Christian Wozny: Role of dendrite-targeting interneurons in shapingdendritic Integration

L3 Stephen R. Williams:Physiologically engaged active dendritic integration inthe retina and neocortex

L4 Jackie Schiller: Participation of active dendritic processing in selectivitytuning of cortical neurons


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15:15-16:55 Symposium 36 ROOM III Computational neuroscience: From systems to molecules Chair persons: Alain Destexhe, Khashayar Pakdaman L1 Dora Angelaki: Multisensory integration for heading perception and spatial

navigationL2 Alain Destexhe: Relating multiple scales of neuronal activity, from cellular

to mesoscopic levelsL3 Khashayar Pakdaman: Stochasticity in single neuron modelsL4 Efstratios K. Kosmidis: Modeling intracellular pathways

16:55- 17:55 Hot Topic 4 ROOM I Chair person: Sabera Ruzdijic

Marian Joëls: Emerging role of brain mineralcorticoid receptors

17:55-18:55 Oral Presentation of Posters Winners ROOM I Chair person: Rami Yaka OS1-NC7: A gating role of mediodorsal thalamus for ripple–associated

hippocampal-cortical information transferM.Yang, N.K. Logothetis, O.Eschenko

OS2-CL8: Gene Expression Profiling Identifies Blood Glucocorticoid ReceptorSignaling as a Biomarker of Brain Signaling and Treatment Target in PTSDNikolaos P. Daskalakis, Hagit Cohen, Rasha Hammamieh, Guiqing Cai, Marti Jett, Janine Flory, Charles Marmar, Joseph D. Buxbaum, Bin Zhang,Rachel Yehuda

OS3-NE1: Quantitative Analysis of Pyramidal Cells Morphologies: FromRat to Human Deitcher Y., Eyal G., Atenekeng Kahou G.A., Telefont M., Mansvelder H.D., de Kock C.P.J., Segev I.

OS4-MO72: Age-associated immunological dysfunction of the brain’schoroid plexus negatively affects cognition and hippocampal neurogenesisBaruch K., Deczkowska A., Schwartz M.

OS5-DE20: A dynamic Unfolded Protein Response controls corticalneurogenesisCreppe C., Laguesse S., Nedialkova D.D., Prévot P.-P., Borgs L., Huysseune S.,Franco B., Duysens G., Kruzy N., Lee G., Thelen N., Thiry M., Close P., ChariotA., Malgrange B., Leidel A.S., Godin D.J., and Nguyen L.

OS6-CO60: Non-visual Obstacle Detection and Avoidance Using the‘EyeCane’ sensory substitution Behor T., Buchs G., Maidenbaum Sh., Simon N., Heimler B., Amedi A.

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Posters with the following topic will be presented:MO Molecular/Cellular Neuroscience

MO1Inhibition of Wnt signaling affects long-term potentiation in hippocampus Dobryakova Y.V., Gurskaya O.Y., Onufriev M.V., Salozhin S.V., Gulyaeva N.V., Markevich V.A.

MO2Wnt signaling activation improves synaptic plasticity in hippocampusGurskaya O.Y., Dobryakova Y.V., Onufriev M.V., Salozhin S.V., Gulyaeva N.V., Markevich V.A.

MO3On the dopamine D2R and Sigma1R allosteric receptor-receptor interaction in the rat brain: role inbrain plasticity and cocaine actionPinton L., Borroto-Escuela D.O., Narváez M., Oflijan J., Agnati L., Fuxe K.

MO4Searching for potent monoamine modulators of acid-sensing ion channels: structure-functionalprojectNagaeva E.I., Potapieva N.N., Tikhonov D.B.

MO5Oxidative stress and cytogenetic analysis compared with PARK8 gene in Parkinson Disease Patients Balachandar V., Suresh Kumar S., Balamuralikrishnan B., Mohanadevi S. , Shantkriti S., Younis A.,Dharwadkar S.N., Sasikala K.

MO6A pilot study in chromosomal alteration and association study of HTRA2 gene mutations inParkinson patients (PD)Arun M., Balamuralikrishnanm B., Sankar K., Mohanadevi S. , Padmavathy V., Sasikala K.,Balachandar V.

MO7The effects of antipsychotic treatment on the different cell types in the brain of rats perinatallytreated with phencyclidineJevtić G., Stojković T., Nikolić T., Velimirović M., Petronijević N.

MO8Studying the behavior, plasma cortisol level and brain monoaminergic metabolism in minipigsdiffering in the fear response to humanBazovkina D.V., Bazhenova E.Y., Khotskin N.V., Kulikova E.A., Nikitin S.V., Lankin V.S., Trapezov O.V.,Kulikov A.V.

MO9Effect of Hedlund white mutation on the metabolism of biogenic amines in the brain of theAmerican mink (Neovison vison)Bazhenova E.Y., Kulikova E.A., Fursenko D.V., Trapezova L.I., Trapezov O.V., Popova N.K., Kulikov A.V.

MO10Effects of Estradiol on ECTO-5’-NUCLEOTIDASE in the rat hippocampusMitrovic N., Gusevac I., Stanojlovic M., Drakulic D., Zlatkovic J., Zaric M., Horvat A., Grkovic I.

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MO11Simiate and the focal adhesion kinase FAK are involved in neuronal development and senescenceDahlhaus R., Rama R., Vießmann N., Oriold F., Derlig K., Gießl A., Brandstätter H. J., Enz R.

MO12Tau-dependent reduction of neurogenic, but not astrogenic, pool in stressed hippocampusDioli C., Rodrigues S., Trindade R., Patricio P., Sousa N., Pinto L., Sotiropoulos I.

MO13Metabotropic glutamate receptors group II (mGluR2/3) agonists exert neuroprotection by reducingapoptosis after hypoxic-ischemic postconditioningBratek E., Ziembowicz P., Salinska E.

MO14The GDNF receptor GFRa1 regulates survival of cerebellar molecular layer interneurons:consequences for Purkinje cell function and gait controlSergaki M.C. , Stagkourakis A.S., Broberger C., Ibanez C. F.

MO15Dichotomic pressure response of NMDA receptor subunit GluN1-4a/b splice variants: StatisticalanalysisBliznyuk A., Gradwohl G., Hollmann M., Golan H. and Grossman Y.

MO16Circulating blood carries the information about ischemic tolerance induced by hind limb tourniquetto brainBonova P., Matiasova M., Danielisova V., Nemethova M., Bona M., Gottlieb M.

MO17Hippocampal GSK3β-phospho-GR Tyr171 signaling modulates stress response and sex-specificeffects of fluoxetine Mitic M., Lukic I., Adzic M.

MO18Mechanosensitive ion channel, Piezo1, is expressed in myelinated regions of the rat brainVelascoM., Sheridan G.

MO19Effects of antipsychotics on plasma level of corticosteron and expression of 11�-HSD in the brain ofrats perinatally treated with phencyclidineNikolic T., Nenadovic M., Jevtic G. , Stojkovic T., Velimirovic M., Radonjic N., Petronijevic N.

MO20DNA damage spectrum of blood lymphocytes after transient forebrain ischemia in ratBona M., Bonova P., Gottlieb M.

MO21The Dehydroepiandrosterone spiro-epoxy derivative, BNN27, provides neuroprotection to retinalneurons in the STZ-model of Diabetic Retinopathy after eye drop administrationIbán Arias R., Poulaki S., Lisa S., Mastrodimou N., Gravanis A., Charalampopoulos I., Thermos K.

MO22eEF2 pathway affects hippocampus dependent behavior and excitation-inhibition balance Taha E., Heise C., Murru L., Passafaro M., Sala C., Rosenblum K.

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ΜΟ23Multi-isotope Imaging Mass Spectrometry reveals hippocampal protein turnover alterations inresponse to antidepressant treatmentFiliou M.D., Webhofer C., Guillermier C., Poczatek C., Wang M., Turck C.W., Lechene C.P.

ΜΟ24Myelination alterations in mouse models and patient cohorts in schizophreniaFiliou M.D., Wood P., Teplytska L., Otte D., Zimmer A., Turck C.W.

ΜΟ25Novel microneurotrophins protect retinal neurons by activating the NGF TrkA receptor in the invivo Streptozotocin (STZ)-model of Diabetic Retinopathy and afford anti-inflammatory effectsLisa S., Ibán-Arias R., Mastrodimou N., Kokona D., Iordanidou P., Boumpouli M., Gravanis A.,Charalampopoulos I., Thermos K.

ΜΟ26Ameliorating effects of vitamin D3 and dehydroascorbic acid on serum levels of MMP9 andexpression of NADPH oxidase in the brain of gerbils exposed to transient global cerebral ishemia Velimirović M., Jevtić G., Stojković T., Radonjić N., Nikolić T., Petronijević N.

ΜΟ27Novel therapeutic approach of the neuroprotective multi-target iron chelating compoundcombined with fortified high calorie/energy diet in mouse model of Amyotrophic Lateral SclerosisGolko S., Weinreb O., Amit T., Youdim M. B.H.

ΜΟ28Reduction of parvalbumin-positive interneurons in the rat medial prefrontal cortex following socialisolation was reverted by olanzapineFilipović D., Todorović N.

MO29High multiplicity of neuronal glutamine transporters; why so many? Bagchi S., Fredriksson R.

MO30The Synaptogenic Mechanisms Underlying FGF22 in the HippocampusSampaio S.F., Martins L.F., Alves P.L. ,Almeida R.D.

MO31GAPDH binding by small molecules affects the resistance of Neuroblastoma cells to oxidativestress.Lazarev V.F., Nikotina A.D., Semenyuk P.I., Mikhaylova E.R., Shavarda A.L., Guzhova I.V., Margulis B.A.

MO32Glutathione-dependent defense and proinflammatory response in the prefrontal cortex ofchronically-isolated rats: modulation by fluoxetine or clozapine treatmentTodorović N., Filipović D.

MO33Chronic cerebral hypoperfusion-induced hippocampal neurodegenerationis attenuated byrepeatedlow-dose estradiol treatmentStanojlović M., Guševac I., Grković I., Mitrović N., Zlatković J., Zarić M., Horvat A., Drakulić D.



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MO34The molecular signature of the resilience generated by neonatal handling in rats may involve thebrain endocannabinoid systemVangopoulou C., Bourboula M.T., Koupourtidou C., Stamatakis A., Stylianopoulou F., Giompres P.,Kouvelas E.D., Mitsacos A.

MO35Exploring the role of fluoxetine in prenatal stress-induced mitochondrial dysfunction - study in ananimal model of depressionGlombik K., Stachowicz A., Olszanecki R., Trojan E., Slusarczyk J., Basta-Kaim A.

MO36Glucocorticoid receptor phosphorylation in the prefrontal cortex as a sex-specific vulnerabilityfactor during neuroinflammationBrkić Ž., Lukić I., Mitić M., Adžić M.

MO37NMDA receptors, mGlu5 receptors and A2A receptors differently modulate synaptic transmissionand neuronal excitability between the dorsal and the ventral CA1 fieldKouvaros S. ,Papatheodoropoulos C.

MO38Elevated level of proinflammatory cytokines in young male rats in an animal model of autism Curzytek K., Bollen E., Popik P., Duda W., Kubera M.

MO39Sodium-calcium exchanger modulates calcium-dependent desensitization of NMDA receptors in ratcortical neuronsSibarov D.A., Poguzhelskaya E.E., Abushik P.A., Antovov S.M.

MO40NMDA receptors expression in primary culture of rat cerebellar neuronsStepanenko J.D., Karelina T.V., Sibarov D.A., Antonov S.M.

MO41Cysteine proteinase inhibition causes lysosomal dysfunction, cholesterol accumulation andincreased Alzheimer’s β-amyloid levels Čermak S., Mladenović Djordjevic A., Smiljanic K., Kanazir S., Hećimović S.

MO42Study of the neurovascular unit of the mouse brain after LPS-induced systemic inflammation usingin vivo two-photon microscopyGiagklisi I., Koutsoudaki P., Xingi E., Xianshu B., Schlosser L., Scheller A., Kirchhoff F., Thomaidou D.

ΜΟ43Study of the effect of glucose and oxygen deprivation on the phosphorylation of tauMavrofrydi O., Mavroeidi P., Charalambous S., Papazafiri P., Efthimiopoulos S.

ΜΟ44Paclitaxel-induced alterations in spinal cord expression of TRPV1 receptors and proinflammatorycytokines Kalynovska N., Diallo M., Palecek J.

ΜΟ45Serum starvation induces BACE1 processing and secretionEfthimiopoulos S., Mavrofrydi O., Saftig P. Stavropoulou A.V.

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ΜΟ46Synergistic interaction of NMDA and Glutamate mGlu5 receptors evokes phosphorylation ofERK1/2 kinases in rat hippocampus: Involvement of Src kinases Krania P., Sarantis K. , Badouna M., Tsiamaki E., Matsokis N., Angelatou F.

ΜΟ47Development of a chimeric brain model for the study of A53T-alpha-synuclein pathology Zigogianni O., Papastefanaki F., Kouroupi G., Taoufik E., Matsas R.

ΜΟ48Neuroprotective effect of cannabinoid agonist ACEA in a cell model of insulin resistance of thenervous system Torrão A.S., Vrechi T.A.M., Costa A.P., Crunfli F.

ΜΟ49Compensatory mechanisms in a rat model of Parkinson’s disease: effects of physical exerciseGarcia P.C., Real C.C.G., Britto L.R.G.

ΜΟ50Cannabinoid system in Nervous System models of insulin resistanceCrunfli F., Santos T.O., Costa, A.P., Torrão A.S.

ΜΟ513D investigation of glial activation and X-ray analysis of metal imbalance in the SOD1 G93Atransgenic rat model of ALSStamenkovic S., Ducic T., Kranz A., Selakovic V., Radenovic L., Andjus P.R.

ΜΟ52Altered cerebellar structural plasticity in MMP-9 deficient mice after exposure to an enrichedenvironmentStamenkovic V., Jaworski T., Gawlak M. , Wilczynski G.M., Kaczmarek L., Radenovic L., Andjus P.R.

ΜΟ53The Temporal Profile of Thrombin Activity and its Protease Activated Receptor in Mouse BrainFollowing an Acute Ischemic Stroke Bushi D., Chapman J. , Shavit-Stein E., Tanne D.

ΜΟ54The synthetic microneurotrophin BNN27 in demyelination: the role of glia in neuroprotectionBonetto G., Charalampopoulos I., Gravanis A. , Karagogeos D.

ΜΟ55Maternal diet-induced obesity (DIO) in rats leads to epigenetic alterations in the hypothalamus ofthe offspringTabachnik T., Marco A., Kisliouk T., Meiri N., Weller A.

ΜΟ56Cend1 and Neurogenin2 reprogram mouse astrocytes and embryonic fibroblasts to induced neuralprecursor cells and differentiated neuronsAravantinou-Fatorou K., Ortega F., Chroni-Tzartou D., Antoniou N., Politis P.K., Berninger B., Matsas R.and Thomaidou D.

ΜΟ57Doublecortin-positive neural progenitors in non-neurogenic regions of the mouse brain followingSVZ mechanical and chemical insultThanou I., Koutsoudaki P. N. , Thomaidou D.



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ΜΟ58Methylation and histone modifications of SOX3 gene during early phases of neural differentiationof NT2/D1cellsTopalovic V., Mojsin M., Krstic A., Scotting P.J., Mantovani R., Milivojevic M., Petrovic I., SchwirtlichM., Stevanovic M.

ΜΟ59Geminin’s implication in the lineage progression of the adult neural stem cells Lalioti M.E., Kyrousi C., Lygerou Z., Taraviras S.

ΜΟ60Investigating the role of Oxr1 in mitochondriaWu Y., Oliver P.L., Davies K.E.

ΜΟ61Effect of human glutamate dehydrogenase 1 and 2 (hGDH1 and 2) over-expression on HEK293 cellviabilityMathioudakis L., Dimovasili C., Kotzamani D., Panagiotopoulou N., Plaitakis A., Zaganas I.

ΜΟ62Evidence for the existence of the A2A-A1 heteroreceptor complex in the rat brain, and comparisonof its distribution to that of the A2A-A2A homoreceptor complex Oflijan J., Borroto-Escuela D. O., Woolfenden M., Di Palma M., Pinton L., Brito I., Narváez M., Corrales F., Jimenez-Beristein A., Agnati L. F. , Fuxe K.

ΜΟ63[18F]FDG and 99mTc-TRODAT tracers as markers of the treadmill exercise effects in a rat model ofunilateral Parkinson disease modelReal C.C., Garcia P.C., de Paula Faria D., Carneiro C.G., Garcez A.T., Buchpiguel C.A., Britto L.R.G.

ΜΟ64Fractalkine receptor deficiency impairs microglial and neuronal responsiveness to chronic stressMilior G., Lecours C., Samson L., Bisht K., Poggini S., Pagani F., Deflorio C. , Alboni S., Limatola C.,Branchi I., Tremblay M.-E. , Maggi L.

ΜΟ65Autophagy and alternative energy metabolism in cultured murine astrocytes under glucosedeprivationKorenić A., Andjus P., Radenović L.

ΜΟ66Co-activation of Glutamate mGlu5 and NMDA receptors evokes robust phosphorylation of NR2B(Tyr-1472) in rat hippocampus, but not in the prefrontal cortexDimou E., Sarantis, K., Tsiamaki, E.,Matsokis, N., Angelatou, F.

ΜΟ67Opposite dysregulation of Fragile-X Mental Retardation Protein and heteronuclearRibonucleoprotein C Protein associates with enhanced APP translation in Alzheimer Disease Borreca A., Gironi K., Amadoro G., Ammassari-Teule M.

ΜΟ68Spatio-temporal proteins study of rat spinal cord injury and immune cells involvementDevaux S., Cizkova D., Wisztorski M., Slovinska L., Blasko J., Fournier I., Salzet M.

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ΜΟ69Role on BDNF in HH induced modulation of Synaptic plasticity and StrengthJain V. , Bala Singh S., Ravi K.

ΜΟ70Alpha rhythms in visual cortex are generated by local networks in layer 4Hawkins K., Simon A. , Whittington M. A.

ΜΟ71Theta and delta rhythms underlie cross-regional interactions during semantic processingAdams N.E., Teige C., Mollo G., Karapanagiotidis T., Cornelissen P.L., Smallwood J., Whittington M.A.,Jefferies B.

ΜΟ72Age-associated immunological dysfunction of the brain’s choroid plexus negatively affectscognition and hippocampal neurogenesisBaruch K., Deczkowska A. , Schwartz M.

ΜΟ73Paclitaxel modulates TRPV1 activity on presynaptic endings of spinal cord neurons by TLR4activationAdamek P., Mrozkova P., Palecek J.

ΜΟ74GH administration alter neuron-related transcripts expression in a sexual specific pattern in ratparietal cortexWickelgren R., Walser M., Schiöler L., Hansén A., Svensson P.A., Jernås M., Oscarsson J., Åberg M.A.I.,Lindahl A., Svensson J., Isgaard J. , Åberg N.D.

ΜΟ75GH affects haemoglobin beta in rat brain Walser M., Schiöler L., Hansén A., Svensson P.A., Jernås M., Oscarsson J., Åberg M.A.I., Wickelgren R. ,Lindahl A., Svensson J., Isgaard J. , Åberg N.D.

ΜΟ76Dusp-16 plays a critical role in radial glia cell differentiation at the subcomissural organ and isassociated with hydrocephalus formationZega K., Jovanovic V., Jukic M., Jozefowski K., Lang R. , Brodski C.

ΜΟ77Different electrographic seizure discharge types associated with absence epilepsy are interrelatedin rat association cortexHall S.P., Adams N.E., Traub R.T., Whittington M.A.

ΜΟ78Comparing adult hippocampal neurogenesis in mammalian species: cell proliferation and maturation pattern along the septo-temporal axis of the rodent, canine and sheep dentate gyrusBekiari C., Grivas I., Giannakopoulou A., Tsingotjidou A., Mutus R., Michaloudi H., Papadopoulos G.C.

ΜΟ79Evidence for the existence of A2A-TrkB heteroreceptor complexes in rat hippocampusDi Palma M., Ambrogini P., Galati C., Sartini S., Lattanzi D., Cuppini R., Fuxe K., Borroto-Escuela D.O.



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ΜΟ80Alterations in CB1 receptor expression in the adult rat brain after acute and chronic administrationof WIN 55,212-2 and a period of abstinence Tsarouchi M., Fanarioti E., Mitsacos A., Giompres P.

ΜΟ81Synaptic dysregulation in a human induced pluripotent stem cell-based model of A53T-Parkinson’sdiseaseKouroupi G., Taoufik E., Tsioras K., Vlachos I., Antoniou N., Chroni D., Bohl D., Politis P.K., Stellas D.,Vekrellis K., Stefanis L., Bregestovski P., Hatzigeorgiou A., Matsas R.

ΜΟ82Acute and chronic administration of WIN55,212-2 affects D1 and D2 dopamine receptor expressionin the rat brainGeorgopoulou N.N., Roumania E., Grimanelis V., Fanarioti E., Tsarouchi M., Mitsacos A., Giompres P.

ΜΟ83The selective PI3K inhibitor LY294002 promotes gliogenesis in the mouse CNS: protective potentialin oligodendrocytes and astrocytesPieropan F., Rivera A.D., Azim K., Patel A.V., Gibbs R., Cox P., Butt A.

ΜΟ84The expression of the orphan receptor GPR17 is reduced in the aging mouse brainRivera A.D. , Butt A.M.

ΜΟ85Alternation of synaptic proteins co-occurs with cognitive impairment and might be linked to functional alterations provoked by chronic oral D-gal treatmentZarić M., Drakulić D., Stanojlović M., Mitrović N., Grković I., Guševac I., Horvat A., Zlatković J.

ΜΟ86Glial calcium excitability: a role for store operated calcium entryPapanikolaou M., Lewis A., Butt A. M

ΜΟ87The role of RNA granule dynamics in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)Kolaitis R.M., Ong S.S., Winborn B.J., Kanagaraj A.P., Chen T., Taylor J.P.

ΜΟ88Adipose stem cell-transplantation: potential in treatment of traumatic brain injury in ratsGiannakopoulou A., Dori I., Petrakis S., Bekiari C., Grivas I., Siska E., Koliakos G., Papadopoulos G.C.

ΜΟ89Regulator of G-protein signaling 4, a key regulator of neural stem cells differentiation Pallaki P., Papadimitriou E., Serafimidis I., Thomaidou D. , Georgoussi Z.

ΜΟ90Desloratadine exerts antitumor effect against glioma cell linesVidicevic S., Stanojevic Z., Tosic J., Dulovic M., Karapandza K., Trajkovic V., Isakovic A.J.

ΜΟ91Effect of large grapheme quantum dots in experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis in da rat Stanojevic Z. , Tosic J. ,Vidicevic S. , Petricevic S. , Isakovic A.M., Misirlic Dendic S., Trajkovic V., Isakovic A.J.

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ΜΟ92Antitumor effect of indomethacin on WHO grade IV glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) Tosic J., Bosnjak M., Vidicevic S., Stanojevic Z., Trajkovic V., Isakovic AJ.

MO93Neuronal reprogramming of astrocytes in vivo following traumatic cortical injury and forced-expression of the neurogenic gactors Cend1 and Neurog2Koutsoudaki P.N., Thanou I., Aravantinou-Fatorou K. , Thomaidou D.

MO94Role of microRNA miR-124 in directing neuronal reprogramming of astrocytesPapadimitriou E., Koutsoudaki P.N., Aravantinou-Fatorou K., Thomaidou D.

MO95Ecto-5’-nucleotidase (CD73) is upregulated in oligodendrocyte progenitor cell line Oli-neu underproinflammatory conditionsJovanovic M.A, Adzic M., Lavrnja I., Savic D., Bozic I., Laketa D., Pekovic S., Kipp M., Nedeljkovic N.

MO96HERV-K10 Retrotransposition induces human malignant glioma cell de-differentiation and trans-differentiation into neuronsGkartziou F., Noutsopoulos D., Thrasyvoulou S., Mantziou S., Markopoulos G. Vartholomatos G.,Markoula S., Georgiou I., Kyritsis A., Tzavaras T.

MO97Potassium channel profile of white matter glia Chacón de la Rocha I., Papanikolaou M, Hallett J., Rivera A. , Butt A.

MO98Benfotiamine alleviates oxidative stress in LPS stimulated BV-2 microgliaBozic I., Savic D., Stevanovic I., Laketa D., Jovanovic M., Pekovic S., Nedeljkovic N., Lavrnja I.

MO99Modulation of the unfolded protein response (UPR) towards autophagy in a PC12 Hypoxia cell linemodel exposed to oxygen-glucose deprivation(OGD)Vavilis T., Delivanoglou N., Aggelidou E., Stamoula E., Mellidis K., Kaidoglou A., Cheva A., Pourzitaki C.,Chatzimeletiou K., Lazou A., Albani M., Kritis A.

MO100The effect of P2X7R antagonist on the inflammatory process during experimental autoimmuneencephalomyelitisGrygorowicz T., Grygorowicz M.A., Lenart J., Welniak-Kaminska M., Lenkiewicz A., Struzynska L.

MO101Expression of synaptophysin and BDNF in the medial prefrontal cortex following maternalseparation and neonatal hypoxia-ischemia Astyrakaki M., Balaska K., Kaloudi A., Kefalas A., Nteniki C., Lokantidou-Argyraki C., Vasiliadou S.,Spandou E., Tata D.A.

MO102Activation of TRPA1 channels, localized on rat sciatic nerves, influences nerve metabolic activityFiaska S., Labrakakis C.

MO103Title: Implication of Histone deacetylase inhibitors in microglia activation: un/wrapping the inflammatory events in NeuroinflammationBhatia H.S., Singh V., Kumar A., Pinheiro de Oliveira A.C., Fiebich B.L.



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MO104ATP binding to synapsin IIa regulates usage and clustering of vesicles in terminals of hippocampalneuronsStavsky A., Shulman Y., Fedorova T., Mikulincer D., Atias M., Radinsky I., Kahn J., Slutsky I., Gitler D.

MO105Decline in central cholinergic activity alters central and peripheral immune response Korin B., Ben-Shaanan T., Azulay-Debby H., Hakim F., Rolls A.

MO106No independent promotor for PKMζ kinase was found in Helix lucorum snailChesnokova E.A., Roschin M.V., Kanygina A.V., Kolosov P.M.

MO107Effects of acute and chronic WIN55,212-2 treatment on striatal dopaminergic and endocannabinoid system in rat brain; long-lasting or temporal alterations?Perdikaris P., Natsaridis E. , Giompres P.

MO108Inhibiton of IMPDH with ribavirin induces AMPK-independent cytoprotective autophagy in humanglioma cell lineIsakovic A.M., Dulovic M., Isakovic A.J.

MO109The effect of fluoxetine on changes in cytokines expression upon a peripheral immune challenge with lipopolisaccharideDuda W., Curzytek K., Kubera M., Kreiner G., Nalepa I.

MO110Genome-wide target analysis of NeuroD2 reveals new insights into regulation of cortical projection neuron identity Bayam E., Sahin G.S., Guzelsoy G., Guner G., Kabakcioglu A., Ince-Dunn G.

MO111Roles of nElavl in Kif2a pre-mRNA splicing and functional roles of KIF2A protein isoforms and Kif2a mutants Akkaya C., Bayam E., Guner G.,Dunn G.I.

MO112The role of PKB/Akt and AMP-activated protein kinase in MPP+ model of Parkinson’s diseaseJovanovic M., Dulović M., Harhaji-Trajković Lj., Tovilović G., Kostić V., Trajković V. , Marković I.

MO113Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy and serum microRNA evaluation of glioma and meningiomapatientsSatra M., Tsalazidou-Founta T.M., Tsougos I., Fountas K., Kapsalaki E., Georgiadis I., Saleptsis V., Vamvakopoulos N.

MO114The influence of antidepressant drugs on chemokine CCL2 and its receptors (CCR1 and CCR2) communication in adult offspring rats. Study in an animal model of depressionTrojan E., Basta-Kaim A., Slusarczyk J., Glombik K., Sowa J.

MO115Huwe1 promotes return to quiescence of adult neural stem cells via targeted elimination of Ascl1Urbán N., van den Berg D., Andersen J., Guillemot F.

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MO116The protective effect of polydatin on the LPS-evoked changes in hippocampal organotypic cultures Slusarczyk J., Basta-Kaim A., Leskiewicz M., Budziszewska B., Lason W.

MO117The impact of the nanoparticles on the functional aspects of the blood-brain barrier Kania K.D., Wagner W., Pulaski L.

MO118Oxytocin effects on mature hippocampal cultures during oxygen-glucose deprivation andreoxygenation Iesanu M.I., Grigoras I.F., Chitimus D.M., Ianosi B., Ceanga M., Zagrean L., Zagrean A.M.

MO119Phenotypic and functional features of microglia and monocytes in CNS after systemiclipopolysaccharide challenge Peralta Ramos J., Gaviglio E., Arroyo D., Bussi C., Iribarren P.

MO120Oxidative stress in PCP- induced cytotoxicity in rat astrocytes cell cultureMisirlic Dencic S. , Isakovic A.M., Petronijevic N., Jevtic G., Velimirovic M., Markovic I.

MO121Antiglioma activity of old man’s beard extractsIsakovic J.A., Jeremic I. Tadic V., Zugic A., Stanojevic Z., Tosic J., Vidicevic S., Trajkovic V.

MO122Tryptophan scan of the S4 �-helix reveals protein/plasma membrane interactions and inhibits the movement in a direction-specific mannerRajakumar D., Jung A., Piao H., Baker B.

MO123RT-PCR analysis of the distribution of exosomes with exogenous miRNA to the brain Suyama F., Tachibana K., Onoda A., Takeda K., Umezawa M.

MO124Brain perivascular macrophages decreased by oral exposure to silver nanoparticles and itsinteraction with high-fat diet in miceHagiwara Sh., Onoda A., Tabata M., Umezawa M., Takeda K.

MO125A novel, synthetic micromolecule (BNN27) ameliorates Aβ pathology and promotesneuroregeneration in the 5xFAD mouse model of Alzheimer’s diseaseKarali K., Efstathopoulos P., Markoy D., Gravanis A., Charalampopoulos I.

MO126The effect of dietary restriction on insulin and neuropeptide Y expression in the brain of aging rat Todorović S., Mladenović Đorđević A., Smiljanić K., Rakić Lj., Ruždijić S., Kanazir S.

MO127Low-dose ribavirin exerts morphological and functional modulation of activated BV-2 cellsSavic D., Bozic I., Jovanovic M., Bjelobaba I., Laketa D., Nedeljkovic N., Dacic S., Rakic Lj., StojiljkovicM., Pekovic S., Lavrnja I.

MO128Effect of apoE4 fragments on intracellular accumulation of amyloid peptide beta 42Dafnis I., Argyri L., Chroni A.



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MO129Glycogen synthase kinase 3β (GSK3β) inhibition and chondroitinase ABC have profound effects onspinal cord astrocyte morphologyKalam A., Rivera A.D., Butt A.

MO130The effect of 3 weeks long fish oil dietary supplementation on fatty acid composition in the cortexof 5xfad female miceBrkić M., Milanović D., Petrović S., Perović M., Tesić V., Avramović V., Ivković S., Kanazir S.

MO131The effect of propofol anesthesia on the expression of exon-specific BDNF transcripts and synapticprotein markers in neonatal ratsPešić V., Popić J., Tešić V., Milanović D., Rakić Lj., Kanazir S., Ruždijić S.

MO132Abl kinase mediates the depression of the presynaptic spontaneous release induced by amyloidbetaSheinin A., Reichenstein M., Borovok N., Michaelevski I.

MO133Influence of long-term dietary restriction on proBDNF/p75NTR and BDNF/TrkB systems in the ratcortex and hippocampus during agingSmiljanić K., Pešić V., Mladenović Đorđević A., Pavković Ž., Brkić M., Rakić Lj., Ruždijić S., Kanazir S.

MO134Strategies for optogenetic silencing of axonal terminalsMahn M., Prigge M., Ron S., Yizhar O.

MO135Expression profiling of the hippocampal proteins during long-term spatial memory formationMichaelevski I., Borovok N., Nesher E., Levin Y., Reichenstein M., Pinhasov A.

MO136Dietary restriction affects rat behavior in age-specific manner Mladenović Đorđević A., Smiljanić K., Todorović S., Rakić Lj., Rušdijić S., Kanazir S.

MO137Effects of restrain stress on mitochondria in the brain of rats perinatally treated with phencyclidinePetronijevic N., Jevtic G., Nikolic T., Mircic A., Stojkovic T., Trajkovic V., Markovic I., Velimirovic M.,Trbovich A., Radonjic N.

MO138Biophysical analysis of apolipoprotein E4 mutants that cause neurotoxicityChroni A., Argyri L., Dafnis I.

MO139Serum IgG fraction from patients with NP SLE alters calcium homeostasis in cultured hippocampalneuronsBijelić D., Milošević M., Stojanović Lj., Šakić B., Andjus P.A.

MO140Effects of matrix metalloproteinase-9 on insulin survival pathways in Alzheimer’s disease Kaminari A., Tzinia A., Giannakas N., Tsilibary E.

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MO141Reactive phenotype induced by extracellular ATP and the ecto-5’-nucleotidase role in cell migrationin rat cortical astrocytes in vitroAdzic M., Jovanovic M., Bozic I., Milosevic M., Nedeljkovic N.

MO142Propofol anesthesia induces transient changes in the expression of CaMKII, PSD95 and β-Actin inadolescent rat brainPavković Ž., Pešić V., Milanović D., Tešić V., Rakić Lj., Kanazir S., Ruždijić S.

MO143The role of neurosteroid BNN-50 in the regulation of neuroinflammation in weaver mice, a geneticmodel of dopamine deficiencyPanagiotakopoulou V. , Botsakis K. , Angelatou F. , Gravanis A., Charalampopoulos I. , Matsokis N.

ΜΟ144Different amplitude but similar maintenance of late LTP in dorsal and ventral hippocampus. Papatheodoropoulos C.

ΜΟ145Exploring associations between BDNF and B12 in elderly: A pilot study of Greek Traditional DancesZilidou V., Kapoukranidou D., Romanopoulou E., Douka S., Bamidis P.

ΜΟ146Impairment in uptake and degradation of alpha synuclein in microglia carrying deficiency inParkinson’s DJ-1 geneNash Y., Schmukler E., Trudler D., Pinkas-Kramarski R., Frenkel D.

ΜΟ147PC12 cells treated with low dose of glutamate provokes the activation of molecular pathwaysleading to autophagy Stamoula E., Vavilis T., Aggelidou E., Kaidoglou A., Cheva A., Mellidis K., Lazou A., Haitoglou C., Albani M., Kritis A.

ΜΟ148The effect of long term intermittent feeding on glucocorticoid signaling in the hippocampus of theaged ratTešić V., Perović M., Lazić D., Smiljanić K., Todorović S., Rakić Lj., Ruždijić S., Kanazir S.

ΜΟ149The role of Scavenger Receptor class B type I (SR-BI) in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer’s diseaseSarantari A.M., Georgopoulos S.

ΜΟ150δ-opioid receptor activation regulates spinophilin functionKoutloglou S., Georgoussi Z.

ΜΟ151Gene expression changes in the olfactory bulb induced by diesel exhaust inhalation and itsinteraction with rearing environmentUmezawa M., Yokota S., Takeda K.

ΜΟ152The study of testosterone-induced apoptosis in cardial cellsPapaliagkas V., Papamitsou T., Barlagiannis D., Kotanidou E., Dermentzopoulou-Theodoridou M.



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ΜΟ153Transcriptional regulation of α-synuclein via ZSCAN21 transcription factor in primary neurons andin vivoDermentzaki G., Stefanis L.

ΜΟ154Exploring the link between GBA and α-synuclein in vitro and in vivoPolissidis A., Nikolopoulou G., Xilouri M., Emmanouilidou E., Stefanis L., Vekrellis K.

ΜΟ155ETHICAL ISSUES IN NEUROSCIENCEGrbeša G., Živković M., Simonović M.

ΜΟ156The role of genetic testing in patients with congenital myastheniaTsimakidi C., Magrepli-Loli N.

ΜΟ157CSF biomarkers (Αβ, Phospho tau, Total tau) as an indicator of AD diagnosis. A correlation withNeuropsychological Assessment, MRI and APOE dataGkatzima O., Lazarou I. , Gkioka M., Ntovas K., Tsolaki M., Tsolaki A., Dalakouras K.,Mitadi I., Fotiadou F., Daniilidou M., Germanou A., Siapera M.

ΜΟ158Tumor necrosis factor- α (TNF-α) , a key mediator in rheumatoid arthritis , regulates amyloidplaque formation in an Alzheimer’s disease mouse modelPaouri E., Tzara R., Kartalou G., Zenelak S., Georgopoulos S.

The History CornerAside from the traditional poster sessions, the FENS History Committee is organising a HistoryCorner - an exhibition of posters by researchers with an interest in the History ofNeuroscience. The posters will be displayed in the exhibition area during the whole meeting.

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POSTER SESSION IIFriday, 09 October 2015 from 13:40 to 15:15

Posters with the following topics will be presented :

CL Clinically Oriented NeuroscienceCO Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience

Clinically Oriented NeuroscienceCL1Influence of the carotid atherosclerosis on the cerebral vasoreactivityMijajlovic M., Stojanovic M., Pekmezovic T., Sternic N.

CL2Altered Stress-system Circadian Rhythm in Children Diagnosed with ADHDAngeli E., Pervanidou P., Korpa T., Apostolakou F., Chrousos G., Johnson E.

CL3Attenuated Reactivity of Salivary α-amylase in Prepubertal Girls with ADHDAngeli E., Pervanidou P., Korpa T., Apostolakou F., Chrousos G., Johnson E.

CL4Modulation of central glucocorticoid receptors in short- and long-term experimentalhypothyroidismNikolopoulou E., Mytilinaios D., Spinos D., Panagiotopoulos N., Chrousos G.P., Johnson E.O.

CL5Alginate/mezenchymal stem cells treatment in injured rat spinal cord – behavioral andimmunohistochemical analysisBlasko J., Slovinska L., Devaux S., Szekiova E., Cizkova D.

CL6Extracellular vesicles from the choroid plexus propagate pro-inflammatory message in CNS uponperipheral inflammatory stimulus Balusu S., Van Wonterghem E., De Rycke R., Raemdonck K., Stremersch S., Gevaert K., Brkic M.,Demeestere D., Vanhooren V., Hendrix A., Libert C., Vandenbroucke E. R.

CL7Effect of aromatic plant essential oil administration in brain tissue of PTZ-treated mice:Immunohistochemical study and antioxidant activity measurementPagonopoulou O., Koutroumanidou E., Lambropoulou M., Pappa A.

CL8Gene Expression Profiling Identifies Blood Glucocorticoid Receptor Signaling as a Biomarker ofBrain Signaling and Treatment Target in PTSDDaskalakis N. P., Cohen H., Hammamieh R., Cai G., Jett M., Flory J., Marmar C., Buxbaum J. D., Zhang B., Yehuda R.

CL9A novel chemically modified bioactive fraction from Curcuma longa [NCCL] for management of CVSand CNS disordersAhmad H., Bharthwal M., Kumarvelu., Dwivedi Kumar A.

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Differential Modulation of the Juxtaparanodal Complex in Multiple Sclerosis Kastriti M.-E., Sargiannidou I., Kleopa K.A., Karagogeos D.

CL11Multi-echo T2 relaxation technique in Multiple SclerosisKavroulakis E., Kalaitzakis G., Maris T., Simos P., Mastorodemos V., Papadaki E.

CL12Brain Circuits engaged in Mental Simulation of Action: An fMRI studyKavroulakis E., Simos P., Papadaki E., Boursianis T., Kalaitzakis G., Maris T., Savaki E.

CL13Induction of adult dopaminergic neurogenesis in the Substantia Nigra of the “weaver” mouse (amodel of dopaminergic denervation) following long-term in vivo administration of the syntheticneurosteroid BNN-50 Mourtzi T., Botsakis K., Κazanis E., Angelatou F., Charalampopoulos I., Gravanis A., Matsokis N.

CL14Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Balada R., Garcia-Alix A., Alcántara S.

CL15Characterization of new resistant C6 glioma model in vitro and in vivoStojkovic S. , Podolski-Renic A., Hadzic S., Dinic J., Bankovic J. , Stankovic T. , Milosevic Z. , Dragoj M.,Pesic M.

CL16DNA minicircle vector technology: a new solution to overcome plasmid size restrictions onmagnetic particle based gene delivery to neural stem cellsFernandes A.R. , Chari D.M.

CL17Enriched environment reduces glioma growth through immune and non-immune mechanisms inmiceGarofalo S., D’Alessandro G., Chece G., Brau F., Maggi L., Rosa A., Porzia A., Mainiero F., Esposito V.,Lauro C., Benigni G., Bernardini G., Santoni A., Limatola C.

CL18Neural Stem Cells (NSCs) in 3D Collagen Scaffolds: developing pharmacologically monitoredneuroimplants for Spinal Cord Injury (SCI)Kourgiantaki A., Tzeranis D., Karali K., Pediaditakis J., Efstathopoulos P., Soleman S., Kalafati L.,Yannas V.I., Charalampopoulos I., Gravanis A.

CL19Oxytocin attenuates electrocortical reactivity impairment after transient neonatal hypoxia in ratsZagrean A.M., Panaitescu A., Paslaru A.C., Stancu M., Pavel B., Zahiu D.C.M., Zagrean L., Moldovan M.

CL20Reactivity of heart rate variability to photic stimulation in men and rats Serban C.A., Paslaru A., Stancu M., Pavel B., Zahiu D., Zagrean A.M., Mindruta I., Roceanu A., Zagrean L. , Moldovan M.

CL21Role of Adolf Beck in discovery of the brain electric activityDanylyak O., Sirenko Y., Zayachkivska O.

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A Blood Test for Detection of Cell Death in Multiple Sclerosis Werman R., Neiman D., Zemmour H., Moss J., Magenheim J., Vaknin-Dembinsky A., Spalding K., Glaser B., Shemer R. ,Dor Y.

CL23Anti-stroke benefits of a solid dosage form of NMITLI118RT+ (a standardized extract of a newchemotype of Withania somnifera Dunal) in occlusion model in ratsAhmad H., Khandelwal K., Shukla R., Samuel Saji S., Dwivedi Kumar A.

CL24Assessing the quality of neck pain in Primary HealthPetala E., Mironidou-Tzouveleki M., Angelidou E., Kiriakou C., Kapoukranidou D.

CL25Nonlinear Dynamical Analysis of the EEG Background Activity in Complex Visual Hallucinations(Charles Bonnet Syndrome)Yildiz S., Hanoglu L., Kocabora SM., Karaman S.

CL26The internet as a source of information and rehabilitation for people with aphasiaKouki E.P., Kosmidis M.H., Proios H.

CL27Dementia prevalence in Greece: An epidemiological investigationKosmidis M.H., Yannakoulia M., Dardiotis E., Hadjigeorgiou G.M., Sakka P., Scarmeas N.

CL28Non-invasive Detection of Tissue-specific Cell Death Zemmour H., Werman R., Neiman D., Moss J., Magenheim J., Blennow K., Zetterberg H., Spalding K.L.,Razin A., Shohami E., Gotkine M., Glaser B., Shemer R., Dor Y.

CL29Development of the MAM model of schizophrenia in miceChalkiadaki K., Konstantoudaki X., Foinikianaki E., Lambraki K. , Sidiropoulou K.

CL30Pharmacological and optogenetic modulation of striatal cholinergic interneurons to regulate motorfunction in Parkinson’s diseaseAmalric M., Ztaou S. and Liberge M.

CL31Association of frailty with cognitive deficits in older adultsLoukanika A., Scarmeas N., Dardiotis Th., Yannakoulia M., Hadjigeorgiou G., Kosmidis M. H.

CL32The use of F-responses in defining interstimulus intervals appropriate for LTP-like plasticityinduction in spinal paired associative stimulation: a case report Zubareva A. , Shulga A. , Lioumis P. , Kirveskari E., Ylinen A. ,Mäkelä JP.

CL33Neurofeedback Training for ADHD: A case studyPandria N., Bamidis P.D.



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CL34Mental control testing to differentiate MCI and dementia from normal aging Mandyla M.Α., Dardiotis E., Hadjigeorgiou G., Yannakoulia M., Scarmeas N., Sakka P., Kosmidis M.H.

CL 35High Density Electroencephalography (EEGHD) in early premies : localization of the generators ofthe theta burst activitiesRoutier L., Mahmoudzadeh M., Kongolo G., Wallois F.

CL36Electroclinical features in two age groups of IGEs in a Greek CohortZafeiridou G., Pitetzis D., Kimiskidis V., Spilioti M.

CL37Adherence to a Mediterranean diet and cognitive functioning in the elderly Greek population: Aprotective effect?Arampatzi X. , Kosmidis M. , Anastasiou C., Scarmeas N., Hadjigeorgiou G. , Dardiotis E. , Sakka P. ,Yannakoulia M.

Cognitive and Behavioral NeuroscienceCO1Screening of spontaneous genomic alterations and p53 gene polymorphism in new onset ofParkinson diseaseDhivya V., Mahalaxmi I., Jayalakshmi R.A.M, Sasikala K., Dharwadkar S.N., Balachandar V.

CO2Deficiency of tumor necrosis factor alpha causes cataleptic immobility and changes in brainmorphology and biochemistryFursenko D., Khotskin N., Kulikova E., Bazovkina D., Kulikov A.

CO3ΔFosB regulation of hippocampal synaptic structural plasticity and learningEagle A.L., Gajewski P.A., Yang M., Kennedy P.J., Wang H., & Robison A.J.

CO4Time in motion: The effect of real and implied dance movement on duration perception Sgouramani H., Hatziioannou Y., & Vatakis A.

CO5Effects of a neonatal experience involving reward through maternal contact on the noradrenergicsystem of the rat prefrontal cortex Kalpachidou T., Raftogianni A., Melissa P., Kollia A.M., Stamatakis A., Stylianopoulou F.

CO6Enhancement of brain D-serine activity mediates recovery of cognitive function after TBILiraz-Zaltsman S. , Alexandrovich A.G., Slusher B., Silva A., Shohami E.

CO7Mitochondrial targeting exerts anxiolytic effects in vivoFiliou M.D., Nussbaumer M., Teplytska L., Asara J.M., Murphy M.P., Landgraf R., Turck C.W.

CO8Creativity in Parkinson Disease Patients: Re-examining the Dopamine hypothesisVivas A. B., Stefanidis M., Ypsilanti A., Gioltzoglou T.

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CO9Involvement of CYP2C19 in stress-induced despairJukić M.M., Opel N., Renblom A., Peñas-Lledó E., Courtet P., Llerena A., Dannlowski U., Ingelman-Sundberg M.

CO10Human orientation sensitivity and late components of visual ERPsKrylova M.A., Izyurov I.V., Gerasimenko N.Y., Mikhailova E.S.

CO11Neural basis of early stage of orientation detection in human visual cortexIzyurov I.V., Krylova M.A., Gerasimenko N.Y., Mikhailova E.S.

CO12Relief learning requires co-activation of dopamine D1 & NMDA receptor into nucleus accumbens Kogias S.G., Uzuneser C.T., Kahl E., Bergado-Acosta R.J., Fendt M.

CO13Long-term chronical current-source density recordings in auditory cortex in awake, behavingMongolian gerbilZempeltzi M.M., Deliano M., Ohl W.F , Happel F.K.M.

CO14The effectiveness of forward masking depends on the mask and stimulus categoriesGerasimenko N.Y., Kalinin S.A., Slavutskaya A.V., Mikhailova E.S.

CO15Satiety factor oleoylethanolamide facilitates memory consolidation through histaminergicactivation in the basolateral amygdalaProvensi G., Baldi E., Bucherelli C., Blandina P., Ghelardini C., Passani M.B.

CO16Exaggerated appearance of fear in vesicular glutamate transporter 3 knockout miceBalázsfi D., Farkas B., Farkas L., Fodor A., Csikota P., Haller J., Zelena D.

CO17Sex differences in processing historical documentary containing real violenceTukaiev S., Zyma I., Grimm J., Enzminger A., Plakhotnyk N., Havrylets Y., Rizun V., Makarchuk M.,Sobishchanskyi S.

CO18The brain’s salience network in aging Touroutoglou A., Andreano J.M., Dickerson B.C., Barrett L.F.

CO19Early life immune stimulation impact on affective behaviour: sex differences in wistar ratsBerkiks I., Mesfioui A., Elhessni A.

CO20Dizocilpine and flunarizine disrupt pro-cognitive effects of angiotensin IVBraszko J.J.

CO21Can songbirds stutter? Lukacova K., Baciak L., Bosikova E., Kasparova S., Niederova- Kubikova L.



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CO22Predicting financial capacity: The role of neuropsychological testing, APOE ε4 and demographicfactorsGiannouli V., Vlaikidis N., Koutsouradis A., Tsolaki M.

CO23Pre-limbic cortex function in contextual fear conditioning acquisition depends on the need of overtime information maintenance Santos T.B., Soares J.C.K., Favaro V.M., Oliveira M.G.M.

CO24Thermo-nociceptive Changes after Mitochondrial Aldehyde Dehydrogenase-2 Modulation byDisulfiram and NitroglycerineBohotin C.R., Luca A., Alexa T., Dondas A., Tamba B., Iliescu R.

CO25The effects of Pramipexole administration on acute pain in miceAlexa T., Luca A., Volovăț S.R., Bohotin C.R.

CO26Experimental pain modulation by multiple nitroglycerin administrationLuca A., Alexa T., Dondaş A., Crăcană I., Tamba B., Bohotin C.R.

CO27Animals’ consciousness and human self-consciousnessSkandalis M., Skandalis S.

CO28Cognitive mechanisms involved in eating behaviorBaskini M., Ghemulet M. , Proios H.

CO29Repeated threat (without harm) increases metabolic capacity in selective regions that mediatedefensive behaviorLee A.S., Gómez-Rodríguez R., Kim D.J., Yttredahl A.A., Chung J.W., Lin D., Yu C., Anderson B.J.

CO30Effects of highly selective positive α5-selective modulator of GABAA receptors on amphetamine-induced hyperactivityTimić Stamenić T., Cook J.M., Savić M.M.

CO31The effects of an early experience of reward or its denial on the cholinergic system of the ratBakoyiannis I., Stamatakis A., Stylianopoulou F.

CO32Financial capacity in MCI patients: Unraveling the importance of multiple brain MRI measuresGiannouli V., Dovas K., Vlaikidis N., Drevelegas A., Tsolaki M.

CO33Effect of cadmium intoxication on behavioral parameters and the cholinergic system of brainregions and peripheral tissues in adult miceAtsopardi K., Telonis A.G., Kokkosis A.G., Vasilopoulou C.G., Margarity M.

CO34Tail suspension test and motor activity in mice prenatally exposed to different doses of VPA Podgorac J., Pešić V., Martać Lj., Sekulić S.

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CO35The involvement of fibroblast growth factor 2 (FGF2) in alcohol addiction Even-Chen O., Shaham O. , Barak S.

CO36When the first language becomes second and the second becomes first: An ERP study of the neuralbasis of diglossia in ArabicKhateb A.

CO37A functional role for the dentate gyrus in a rat model of Posttraumatic stress disorder Albrecht A., Ben-Yishay E., Richter-Levin G.

CO38On the role of adult hippocampal neurogenesis in episodic memoryBisioti A., Gros A., Mouthon M.A., Messaoudi B. , Ravel N., Veyrac A., Laroche S.

CO39Low-dose THC treatment during adolescence impairs psychomotor and cognitive functions in adult ratsPoulia N., Hanioti N., Delis F., Pitsikas N., Antoniou K.

CO40Activated hypothalamic orexin/hypocretin circuits and their impact on memory formation using adesigner receptor systemPappa E., Aitta-aho T., Tateyama K., Apergis-Schoute J.

CO41Chronic voluntary exercise differentially affects the reward-facilitating and the locomotor-stimulating effects of cocaine Katsidoni V., Panagis G.

CO42Functional connectivity of multisensory integration and the influence of musical training: a MEG studyParaskevopoulos E., Kuchenbuch A., Herholz C.S., Bamidis P., Pantev Chr.

CO43Cognition in Mild Cognitive Impairment: a preliminary comparison between MCI patients with andwithout systematic training via cognitive enrichment programsTsentidou G., Moraitou D., Petridou C., Petridou D., Beredimas P., Gialaouzidis M., Tsolaki M.,Papantoniou G., Masoura E.

CO44Interindividual Differences in Decision-Making processes: Behavioral Profiles and associated BrainCircuits deriving from a mice version of the Iowa Gambling TaskMoraitopoulou E.A., Pittaras E., Poly B., Callebert J., Rabat A., Granon S.

CO45Modality-independent activity in ‘visual’ brain regions using sensory substitution sheds light on theorigin of symbol representation and offers hope for practical visual rehabilitationShapira S., Maidenbaum S., Abboud S., Amedi A.

CO46Use of algometer in the study of neck painAnagnostopoulou A., Aggelidou E., Chouvarda I., Magklaveras N., Kapoukranidou D.



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C047Melatonin supression in late pregnancy leads to short-term memory impairment in adult offspringZeca V., Voiculescu S.E., Rosca A.E., Zagrean L., Zagrean A.M.

CO48Change in Alpha neural activity in the somatosensory and visual cortices when drawing withnormal or conflicting visual feedbackBlouin J., Lebar N., Danna J., Moré S., Mouchnino L.

CO49Locomotor changes during habituation and saline- and amphetamine challenge in adult rats inutero exposed to LPS appear in adolescence in females onlyDivović B., Batinić B., Timić Stamenić T., Santrač A., Savić M.M.

CO50The effect of kisspeptin-13 on gaba release in the amygdala and anxiety-like behaviourCsabafi K., Szakács J., Bagosi Z., Ibos K., Loboda E., Csapó K., Engi Z., Szabó G.

CO51Hippocampal protein expression analysis in response to social interactions in animal model ofmanic and depressive-like behaviorBorovok N., Nesher E., Levin Y., Pinhasov A., Michaelevski I.

CO52The role of attention on motion information processingRoumani D. , Moutoussis K.

CO53How Does our Brain Chemistry Define Us? - In vivo Cholinergic Neurochemistry of the HumanStriatum and its Relationship to LearningBell T., Lindner M., Zheng Y., Christakou A.

CO54Spatial cognition impairment in male rat offspring exposed to lipopolysaccharide – inducedmaternal immune activationSantrač A., Divović B., Batinić B., Savić M.

CO55The effect of kisspeptins and alcohol exposure on platelet aggregation and recognition memory of ratsMezei Zs., Csabafi K., Ónody R., Ónodi Á., Boczkó Z., Stumpf Cs., Sás V., Váczi S., Földesi I., Szabó G.

CO56Early-onset cognitive impairment accompanies heightened hippocampal GluA1 expression andaltered synaptic plasticity in Submissive miceGross M., Shenin A., Nesher E., Tikhonov T., Baranes D., Michaelevski I., Pinhasov A.

CO57Can Stochastic Resonance replace Inverse Effectiveness in Multisensory gain?Sellis M., Beskow J., Salvi G., Vatakis A.

CO58Anhedonia or Polydipsia? Measuring recovery of sucrose preference in mice exposed to ChronicMild StressGross M., Pinhasov A.

CO59Core knowledge of geometry in congenitally blind adultsHeimler B., Behor T., Deheane S., Amedi A.

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CO60Non-visual Obstacle Detection and Avoidance Using the ‘EyeCane’ sensory substitution Behor T., Buchs G., Maidenbaum Sh., Simon N., Heimler B., Amedi A.

CO61Coupling Chronic Unpredictable Stress (CUS) and desipramine to depressive-like phenotypes andbrain function: Validation of CUS as a depression model in zebrafish (Danio rerio)Fokos S., Kanellopoulos G., Triga A., Perdikaris P., Giompres P., Dermon C.R.

CO62Fas Ligand and the induction of apoptosis and neurodegeneration in patients with mild cognitiveimpairment Papaliagkas V., Tsolaki M., Koliakos G., Kimiskidis V.

CO63The effect of allopregnenolone on locomotor activity of ratsRankov Petrovic B., Rasic Markovic A., Hrncic D., Macut Dj., Djuric D., Stanojlovic O.

CO64Perceptual modulation of pupillary reflex in macaque monkeysAntoniou R., Safavi S., Kapoor V., Logothetis N., Panagiotaropoulos T.

CO65Early detection and rescue of cryptic memory and glucose uptake deficits in pre-pathological APP miceBeglopoulos V., Tulloch J., Daumas S., Ferrington L., Watson R., Fan Z., Hyman B.T., Kelly P.A.T., Bard F.,Morris R.G.M.

CO66Interaction of error-monitoring and motor systems Zubarev I., Parkkonen L.

CO67Towards monitoring attention in industrial work environmentMijovic P., Kovic V., Macužic I., Jeremić B. , Gligorijevic I.

CO68Training with new dynamic mobile game for athletes shows significant improvement in speed of vision Lev M., Polat U.

CO69Behavioral effects of long-term intermittent feeding in the 5xFAD mouse model of Alzheimer’sdiseasePerović M., Brkić M. , Tešić V., Milanović D., Rakić Lj., Ruždijić S.,Ivković S., Kanazir S.

CO70Successful Use of the EyeMusic, Visual-to-Auditory Sensory Substitution Device, by Blind Adults inNoisy EnvironmentsBuchs G., Heimler B., Amedi A.

CO71Executive functions and driving performance in a high traffic urban condition in Mild CognitiveImpairment: Results from a large-scale driving simulator experimentLiozidou A., Economou A., Papageorgiou S.G., Pavlou D., Yannis G., Kosmidis M.H.

CO72How Do Preemies Brains Recognise Mother’s Voice? Perugia E., Mahmoudzadeh M., Vannasing P., Lassonde M., Wallois F.



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CO73The relationship between brain volume and cognitive function in patients with moderate to severeTBI and healthy controlsPettemeridou E., Konstantinou N., Seimenis Y., Constantinidou F.

CO74Supporting cognitive skills of people suffering from Dementia through a sensor-based systemLazarou I., Karakostas A., Meditskos G., Stavropoulos G.Th., Kompatsiaris I., Tsolaki M.

CO75Cortical connectivity of emotional processing among young and older adultsStyliadis C., Paraskevopoulos E., Bamidis P.

CO76The neural circuit of motivation before and after mental fatigue: an fMRI studyGergelyfi M., Dricot L., Jacob B., Olivier E., Zénon A.

CO77A new look at an old system: neuroprotective effects of prolonged Angiotensin ii type-1 (at1)receptor antagonist treatment in an animal model of Parkinsons disease De Oliveira P. A., Lopes S.C., Bortolanza M., Del Bel E., Ciruela F., Prediger R.D.

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POSTER SESSION IIISaturday, 10 October 2015 from 13:40 to 15:15

Posters with the following topics will be presented :

DE Developmental Neuroscience

NC Neural circuits and Systems

NE Neuroengineering and Computational Neuroscience

Developmental Neuroscience

DE1Investigating the role of mechanical cues in axon guidanceSheridan K.G., Koser E.D., Dwivedy A., Svoboda H., Thompson J.A., Viana M., da F. Costa L., Guck J.,Holt E.Chr., Franze K.

DE2The role of bone morphogenetic proteins and their signaling pathways in the development ofdopaminergic neuronsJovanovic V.M., Novikov O., Zega K., Jukic M.M., Friedel R.H., Zou H., Brodski C.

DE3Dysregulation of neuronal development pathway proteins in stem cell derived motor neurons fromspinal muscular atrophy patientsFuller R.H., Mandefro B., Shirran L.S., Gross R.A., Botting H.C., Morris E.G., Sareen D.

DE4Quantitative proteomics reveals that Stathmin - a microtubule destabilising protein – is highlyenriched in the developing corticospinal systemFuller R.H., Slade R., Jovanov-Milošević N., Babić M, Sedmak G., Šimić G., Fuszard A.M., Shirran L.S.,Botting H.C., Gates A.M.

DE5The role of the medial prefrontal cortex in extinction ofrecent and remote conditioned odor aversion and fear conditioning in juvenile and adult animalsAwad W., Ferreira G., Maroun M.

DE6Stress differently affects long-term potentiation in the mPFC-BLA pathway in juvenile and adultanimalsSchayek R., Maroun M.

DE7Molecular control of boundary cap stem cell functionCharoy C., Mackenzie F., Schwarz Q., Ruhrberg C.

DE8The role of Pitx2 in the development of spinal ventral interneuronsRozani I., Zagoraiou L.



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DE9Maple Syrup Urine Disease: The neurological disorder behind the metabolic disease Castells A.A., Alcántara S.

DE10Ecto-nucleoside triphosphate diphosphohydrolase3 (NTPDase3) expression in the female ratcerebral cortex and hippocampus during postnatal development Grković I., Bjelobaba I., Mitrović N., Drakulić D., Stanojlović M., Zlatković J., Horvat A., Nedeljković N.

DE11Application of 3-D morphometric mapping in the study of denervation of rat tibialis anteriormuscleChatzisotiriou A., Kalpidis I., Kapoukranidou D., Albani M.

DE12Transcriptional profiling of human induced pluripotent stem cells following directed neuraldifferentiation: a window to regulatory developmental pathwaysProdromidou K., Vlachos I., Kouroupi G., Tsioras K., Hatzigeorgiou A., Matsas R.

DE13Hox cluster genes and microRNAs in the spinocerebellar systemCoughlan E., Serralbo O., Wong S.F., Kraus D., Karmakar K., Rijli F., Bourne J.A., McGlinn E.

DE14A Protein S-dependent mechanism for neural stem cell / progenitor proliferation anddifferentiationZelentsova K., Abboud-Jarrous G., Talmi Z., Capucha T., Burstyn-Cohen T.

DE15Collagen XVIII regulates embryonal neurogenesisSingh Y., Kinnunen A., Kärkkäinen V., Ruotsalainen H., Heljasvaara R., Pihlajaniemi T., Kanninen K.,Malm T., Koistinaho J.

DE16Long term effects of t-cell-mediated cns inflammation on adult hippocampal neurogenesis Giannakopoulou A., Bekiari C., Lyras G.A., Lourbopoulos A., Grigoriadis N., Papadopoulos G.C.

DE17A mouse model with reduced olfactory projection neurons leading to olfactory system dysfunctionKaragogeos D., Savvaki M., Bastakis G., Stamatakis A., Vidaki M.

DE18From mitotic activity to senescence. Looking at the cytoarchitecture of the vasculature in theSubependymal Zone cytogenic niche of the adult rodent brainKoutsakis C., Kazanis I.

DE19Development and Topographic Organization of Subicular Projections to Lateral Septum in the RatBrainTsamis K.I., Lagartos M.J., O’Reilly K.C., Dahl A.G., Witter M.P.

DE20A dynamic Unfolded Protein Response controls cortical neurogenesisCreppe C., Laguesse S., Nedialkova D.D., Prévot P.-P., Borgs L., Huysseune S., Franco B., Duysens G.,Kruzy N., Lee G., Thelen N., Thiry M., Close P., Chariot A., Malgrange B., Leidel A.S., Godin D.J., Nguyen L.

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DE21Reduced density of parvalbumin neurons in MTHFR-KO mice Sadigurski N., Hassan L., Golan H.M.

DE22Pin1 regulates Sema3A/Nrp-1 signaling in vitro and in vivoZiak J., Weissova R., Radova M., Machonova O., Alberich-Jorda M., Lu K.P., Balastik M.

DE23ASD-like behavior and GABA pathway are sensitive to in utero MTHFR genotype in miceOrenbach A., Yaffe R., Freide-Fortis K., Golan H.M.

DE24Co-ordinated regulation of cell cycle, neurogenesis and astrogliogenesis by nuclear receptor NR5A2(LRH-1) during CNS developmentStergiopoulos A., Politis P.

DE25Functional Imaging of Preterms Neuronal and Hemodynamic Syllabic Responses by Using highdensity EEG and NIRSMahmoudzadeh M., Dehaene-Lambertz G., Fournier M., Kongolo G., Goudjil S., Grebe R., Wallois F.

DE26The impact of maternal melatonin deprivation during late gestation on forced swim and tailsuspension behavioural tests in adult offspring Voiculescu S.E., Rosca A.E., Zeca V., Zagrean L., Zagrean A.-M.

DE27Differential development of interneuron subtypes and synaptic transmission in the prefrontal andthe barrel corticesKalemaki K., Sidiropoulou K., Karagogeos D.

DE28Decreased reprogramming efficiency with TBX3 knockdownKlingenstein M., Raab S., Achberger K., Kleger A., Liebau S., Linta L.

DE29Mesenchymal-to-Epithelial-Transition (MET) during human keratinocyte reprogrammingRaab S., Klingenstein M., Linta L., Kleger A., Liebau S.

DE30Rac1 and 3 influence the migratory behavior of cortical GABAergic interneuronsKounoupa Z., Tivodar S., Kalemaki K., Denaxa M., Pachnis V., Karagogeos D.

DE31Effects of early life stress history on acute stress responses in adenoreceptors and proliferationpattern of juvenile gilt-head seabream (Sparus aurata) brainDermon C.R., Dionysopoulou S., Κanel1opoulos G.N., Triga A.A., Papandroulakis N., Pavlidis M., Fokos S.

DE32Geminin regulates the fate decisions of neural progenitor cells during mid-embryogenesisKalogeropoulou A., Kyrousi Chr., Spella M., Lygerou Z., Taraviras S.



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Neural circuits and SystemsNC1Genetically-determined hyperfunctionality of parvalbumin-positive basket cells enhanceshippocampal sharp wave ripples and facilitates fear memory persistence Çalışkan G., Müller I., Semtner M., Winkelmann A., Sporbert A., Raza A.S., Hollnagel J.O., Rösler A.,Heinemann U., Stork O., Meier J.C.

NC2Seperate microcircuit modules of distinct V2a interneurons and motoneurons control the speed oflocomotionAmpatzis K., Song J., Ausborn J., El Manira A.

NC3Neuroinflammation is not inflammation: evidence from transcriptomics studies of brain andinflammatory disordersFiliou M.D., Arefin A.S., Moscato P., Graeber M.B.

NC4Alginate Scaffold Releasing Trophic Factors for Spinal Cord Injury RepairCizkova D., Grulova I., Slovinska L., Blaško J., Szekiova E., Devaux S., Wisztorski M., Fournier I., Cohen S., Salzet M.

NC5The therapeutic effects of mesenchymal stem cells on the repair of the spinal cord injured tissue:an in vitro studySlovinska L., Blaško J., Nagyova M., Szekiova E., Devaux S., Salzet M., Cizkova D.

NC6Different synaptic effectiveness and postsynaptic excitability between the dentate gyrus of dorsaland ventral hippocampusTroboukis G., Papatheodoropoulos C.

NC7A gating role of mediodorsal thalamus for ripple-associated hippocampal-cortical informationtransferYang M., Logothetis N.K., Eschenko O.

NC8Transspinal Constant-Current Long-Lasting Stimulation: A New Method to Induce Cortical andCorticospinal PlasticityKnikou M., Dixon L., Santora D., Ibrahim M.M.

NC9Addition and withdrawal of balance-stabilizing information: time to body sway changeSchieppati M., Honeine J.L.

NC10Membrane potential correlates of in-vivo cholinergic activation in the barrel cortexMeir I., Katz Y., Lampl I.

NC11Selective activation of LH-GABA->TRN causes rapid arousal and changes in conscious statesHerrera C.G., Jego S., Adamantidis A.R.

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NC12Interictal discharges in vitro following early-life Status Epilepticus: different models reveal changesin cholinergic control and HFO propertiesMikroulis A., Lisgaras C., Psarropoulou C.

NC13Intra-segmental Coordination of Rhythmic Motor Activity in the Walking System of the Stick Insect Mantziaris Ch., Borgmann A., Büschges A.

NC14The role of the locus coeruleus-noradrenaline system in mediating sensory-evoked awakening fromsleep in ratsHayat H., Bergman L., Regev N.B.I., Edri-Barami M., Krom A.J., Yizhar O., Nir Y.

NC15Footshock-induced behavioral depression in rats is associated with gender-specific patterns of CRHand vasopressin expression in the hypothalamusMironova V., Rakitskaya V., Pivina S., Ordyan N.

NC16Responses in rat primary auditory cortex are preserved during sleep spindle oscillations Sela Y., Cirelli Ch., Tononi G., Nir Y.

NC17Cortico-claustral connectivity in the mouse – a topographical mapping Atlan G., Terem A., Pozner G., Citri A.

NC18Cocaine-induced alterations in firing patterns of prefrontal cortex neurons: modeling the effects onpersistent activityKatsanevaki C., Kehayias V., Konstantoudaki X., Sidiropoulou K.

NC19Long-term changes in CA3 Interictal discharges in vitro following early-life Status Epilepticus: HFOanalysis and role of Medial Entorhinal CortexLisgaras C., Mikroulis A., Psarropoulou C.

NC20Spontaneous Up states as a functional index of cortical network maturation and a sensitive markerof developmental insultsRigas P., Sigalas C., Leontiadis L., Nikita M., Kapogiannatou A., Skaliora I.

NC21Neuroprotective effect of 3α5β-pregnanolone glutamate in the model of middle cerebral arteryocclusionKleteckova L., Uttl L., Kutna V., Kudova E., Chodounska H., Vyklicky Jr. L., Stuchlik A., Tsenov G., Vales K.

NC22Metabolomics in brain research; a case study of adult onset hypothyroidism reveals brain regionalvariation and sex differentiationVasilopoulou C.G., Margarity M., Klapa M.I.

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NC24Spectral phase response curve analysis of distal and proximal inputs in the substantia nigra parsreticulataTiroshi L., Goldberg J.A.

NC25Pulvinar modifies the organization of direction preference maps in adult cat visual cortex Shumikhina S.I., Prokuratova A.A., Svinov M.M.

Neuroengineering and Computational NeuroscienceNE1Quantitative Analysis of Pyramidal Cells Morphologies: From Rat to Human Deitcher Y., Eyal G., Atenekeng Kahou G.A., Telefont M., Mansvelder H.D., de Kock C.P.J., Segev I.

NE2Closed-loop disruption of oscillations in a targeted frequency band for a delayed neural field STN-GPe modelDetorakis G.Is., Chaillet A.

NE3Investigating the role of dendrites in pattern separation: A computational approachChavlis S., Petrantonakis P. C., Poirazi P.

NE4A Basic Model Proposal for Memory Systems Constructed by a MATLAB Based Neural DynamicsSimulatorOnen M., Ulusoy I.

NE5Analysis of electroencephalographic recordings from epilepsy patients using restricted Grangercausality measures Siggiridou E., Kimiskidis V., Kugiumtzis D.

NE6EEG-Feature selection using majority vote for the classification of pre-ictal statesTsimpiris A., Larsson A.P., Kugiumtzis D.

NE7Detecting brain connectivity changes during seizures using dimension reduction Granger causalitymeasures on scalp EEGKoutlis C., Larsson P. G., Kugiumtzis D.

NE8On the cross-frequency coupling aspects of music perception neurodynamics Adamos D.A., Dimitriadis S.I., Kosmidis E.K., Laskaris N.A.

NE9Support Machine for target discrimination during deep brain stimulation surgeryValsky D., Marmor-Levin O., Eitan R., Blackwell K., Bergman Zvi Israel H.

NE10Dendritic operations in a detailed biophysical model of a Parvalbumin neocortical interneuronTzilivaki A., Stefanou S.S., Poirazi P.

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NE11Criticality in single neuron membrane potential fluctuationsKosmidis E.K., Contoyiannis Y.F., Papatheodoropoulos C., Diakonos F.K.

NE12Comparative evaluation of spindle detection methods on real-time EEG signalsAntonakopoulos Th., Kostopoulos G.

NE13Dissociation of reinforcement and Hebbian learning during decision making in the primateTopalidou M.,Piron C., Kase D., Boraud Th., Rougier N.

NE14Phase-amplitude coupling upon auditory stimuli and task-relevant differentiationsPapadaniil Chr.D., Kosmidou V.E., Tsolaki A., Tsolaki M., Kompatsiaris I., Hadjileontiadis L.J.

NE15The role of cortical oscillations in a neural model of the basal gangliaFountas Z., Shanahan M.

NE16A model-based learning rule that predicts action selection updates in complex motor tasksSylaidi A., Faisal A.

NE17Neural Shrinking and Swelling around the Epileptic Spike, in Animal Model Manoochehri M., Mahmoudzadeh M., Osharina V., Wallois F.

NE18From membrane potential oscillations to the Bayesian brain: analyzing computational models ofgrid and place cellsArampatzis A., Giannitsis Ch.


INFORMATION FOR POSTER PRESENTERS

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• There will be three Poster Sessions, scheduled as mentioned below:

POSTER SESSION I , Thursday 08 October 2015 , 13:40 – 15:15 Topic: Molecular/Cellular Neuroscience (MO)

POSTER SESSION II , Friday 09 October 2015 , 13:40 – 15:15 Topics: Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience (CO)

Clinically Oriented Neuroscience (CL)

POSTER SESSION III , Saturday 10 October 2015 , 13:40 – 15:15 Topics: Neural circuits and Systems (NC)

Neuroengineering and Computational Neuroscience (NE)Developmental Neuroscience (DE)

• The poster boards will be mounted in portrait orientation, maximum size of the poster is0.97 cm (height) x 0,80 cm (width).

• There will be no organized or moderated discussions over posters, and it is expected thatthe authors will be present during the lunch break to discuss their posters with interestedcolleagues.

• Fixing material will be available in the Meeting Secretariat. • Please mount your poster onthe assigned poster board (marked by your number which was previously distributed andcan be found in the Final Programme) at the assigned time and date.

• In case any assistance is needed, please ask the staff in the Meeting Secretariat. Pleasemake sure you remove your poster before the end of the day’s poster session. • Postersmust be removed at the end of the day by 19:00. Posters that are not dismounted by thestated time will be removed by the staff and discarded.

Set-up: every day from 09:00-10:00Dismantling: every day from 18:00-19:00

INFORMATION FOR SPEAKERS• The Speakers‘ corner with technical equipment and staff to review your presentation will

be available, and a technician will be in every session room to provide assistance whenneeded.

• Please bring your presentation on a USB memory stick in MS PowerPoint and submit it inthe Speakers ‘ corner (technical Secretariat)at the Meeting venue at least 120 minutesprior to your session! You can of course bring it earlier, in one of the coffee / lunchbreaks. In case your talk has been scheduled for the morning session, please come oneday before the day of your presentation.

• Please be present in the session room at least 15 minutes prior to the start of your ses-sion and follow the instructions from the Chairman and/or technician.

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FENS Executive Committee Meeting

Date: Wednesday, 07 October 2015Time: 08:30–14:15

Date: Thursday, 08 October 2015Time: 08:30–11:00Location: Ioannis Vellidis Congress Center, VIP Room

CHET Annual Meeting

Date: Friday, 09 October 2015Time: 14:00 to 20:00Location: Ioannis Vellidis Congress Center, VIP Room

SOCIAL EVENTS

Welcome CocktailDate: Wednesday, 07 October 2015Time: 17:40 to 18:40Location: Ioannis Vellidis Congress Center, Roof GardenPrice: included in the registration feeDresscode: smart casual

FENS Dinner (by invitation only)Date: Wednesday, 07 October 2015Time: 21:30 – 23:30Location: B Restaurant , Byzantine Museum, 2 G’ Septemvriou streetTransportation: Within walking distance from Ioannis Vellidis Congress CenterDress code: business casual

Basketball Tournament (teams already finalized)Date: Thursday, 08 October 2015Time: 20:30 – 22:30Location: YMCA Basketball court Transportation: Within walking distance from Ioannis Vellidis Congress Center

Food FestivalDate: Friday, 09 October 2015Time: 21:00 to 23:00Location: Warehouse C , Thessaloniki Old Port Transportation: Bus line 12 in front of Ioannis Vellidis Congress Center to bus stationAristotelous Square and 8 minutes walk to Thessaloniki old Port

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AirportThessaloniki’s international airport is 16 km outside the city and served by many major airlines.It is directly linked to Athens, Ioannina, Hania, Heraklion, Lemnos, Lesvos, Rhodes and Skiathos.The airport is served by the 24-hour bus line 78 (or 78N during night) from OASTH. Line 78starts from Macedonia Central Bus Station, stops at the Railway Station of Thessaloniki andarrives to the airport through the city center. Line 78A travels the same route with thedifference, that it makes an additional stop at the A.S. IKEA bus station. At the Railway Stationand A.S. IKEA bus stops, passengers can find many connections with many other major buslines.

AbstractsAll abstracts are published in the electronic version of Book of Abstracts on a CD which isincluded in the meeting material.

BadgeA Meeting identification badge will be included in the meeting material provided uponregistration. There will be no admittance to the scientific sessions without the badge.

Certificate of AttendanceA Certificate of Attendance will be issued to all registered participants and will be included inthe meeting material upon registration.

Coffee Breaks and LunchesCoffee breaks and lunches coupons will be included at the meeting material upon registration.Coffee Breaks and Lunches will be served in the exhibition area.

Duplication/RecordingAny form of recording (audio recording, auto taping, digital taping,photography and video) isprohibited. Permission to do so should be sought from the Meeting Organizers.

ElectricityGreece uses a 220 volt 50 Hz system, sockets have the European standard and plugs are three-prong grounded.

Hotel AccountsAll participants are reminded to settle their hotel bills for extras prior to departure with thehotel reception.

Important Telephone Numbers166: Ambulance100: Police 112: General Emergency for EuropeThe country code of Greece is 0030.

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InsuranceThe organizers do not accept responsibility for individual medical, travel or personalinsurance. All participants are strongly advised to take out their own personal insurancebefore travelling to the Meeting.

InternetWireless internet connection is available throughout Ioannis Vellidis Congress Center.

LanguageThe official language of the Meeting is English. Simultaneous translation will not beprovided.

Mobile PhonesParticipants are kindly requested to keep their mobile phones in the off position in thesession rooms while sessions are being held.

Programme ChangesThe organizers cannot assume liability for any changes in the program due to external orunforeseen circumstances.

Public Transport and TaxisAlthough the city is easy to explore on foot, Thessaloniki has good public transport composedof a strong bus network. This network connects areas within the city to each other as well asto district capitals and outside areas. Thessaloniki’s major attractions are not too far away fromeach other. Participants can even explore Thessaloniki on foot!Participants can buy bus tickets from about 1,670 points of sale (kiosks, convenience stores,etc.). These shops sell basic, single-use tickets at €1.00 (regular fare) and €0.50 (discount fare)and longer-duration tickets for up to two uses/90 minute duration at €1.50 (regular) and €0.80(discounted). These are valid for two bus trips to and from any direction and any bus line.Please note that if the second validation is made within 90 minutes of the first, the ticket isvalid until the completion of the second journey. Also, a regular bus line called the “Culture Line” starts from the White Tower and givespassengers tour the historical and cultural monuments of Thessaloniki in 50 minutes. Taxis in Thessaloniki are dark blue with white and it is easy for someone to find one. Reliableas transport and there are taxis throughout the day but cost considerably more than publictransport. Taxis are easily found in the city and operate on a metered fare system.

Registration Fees onsite

Delegate 380 €PhD & MSc Student 150 €Undergraduate Student 60 €Participation at Food Festival 40 €Participation at Food Festival – students 30 €Accompanying person 80 €

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The registration fee includes:• admission to the Opening Ceremony and Welcome Cocktail• admission to the scientific programme• Meeting materials (incl. printed programme, Book of abstracts on CD)• refreshments (4 coffee breaks and 3 light lunches)

The registration fee does not include:• social programme (Food Festival)• accommodation The Undergraduate registration fee includes:• admission to the scientific programme• Meeting materials (incl. printed programme, Book of abstracts on CD)• refreshments (4 coffee breaks and 3 light lunches)

The Accompanying person fee includes:• admission to the Opening Ceremony and Welcome Cocktail• admission to the Food Festival

Registration Desk / Meeting Secretariat Opening Hours :The registration desk is located on the entrance of Ioannis Vellidis Congress Center and willbe open during the times indicated below:

Wednesday, 07 October 2015 12:00-18:00

Thursday, 08 October 2015 08:30-17:40

Friday, 09 October 2015 08:30-19:30

Saturday, 10 October 2015 08:00-19:00

Smoking PolicySmoking is not permitted at the Meeting venue.

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Adamantidis A. University of Bern, Switzerland

Adzic M. Vinca Institute, Belgrade, Serbia

Agam G. Department of Clinical Biochemistry and Pharmacology, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel

Aivaliotis M. Institute of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, Heraklion,Greece

Albani M. Laboratory of Physiology, Department of Medicine, AristotleUniversity of Thessaloniki , Greece

Amedi A. Brain Vision Rehab, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel

Amitai G. Hebrew University of Jerusalem , Israel

Ammassari - Teule M. Cell Biology and Neurobiology Institute, CNR-National ResearchCouncil, Rome, Italy

Anderson B. Department of Psychology,Stony Brook University,Stony Brook,New York, U.S.A.

Andjus P. Institute of Physiology and Biochemistry, Faculty of Biology,University of Belgrade, Serbia

Angelaki D. Department of Neuroscience,Baylor College of Medicine,Houston,Texas, U.S.A.

Aviram R. Edmond and Lily Safra Center for Brain Sciences, Hebrew Universityof Jerusalem, Israel

Baker B. K.I.S.T., S.Korea

Bamidis P. Medical School,Faculty of Health Sciences,Aristotle University ofThessaloniki,Greece

Barak S. School of Psychological Sciences, The Sagol School ofNeuroscience, Tel Aviv University, Israel

Bechmann I. Institute of Anatomy, University of Leipzig,Germany

Ben-Arie N. Department of Cell & Developmental Biology,Institute of LifeSciences, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel

Binshtok A. Department of Medical Neurobiology, Institute for MedicalResearch Israel Canada, Faculty of Medicine, The Edmond and LilySafra Center for Brain Sciences, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem,Israel

Blouin J. Aix Marseille Université - CNRS, France

Bolam P. MRC Brain Networks Dynamics Unit ,University of Oxford, U.K.

Bornstein N. Department of Neurology, Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, TAU,Israel

Borroto Escuela D. O. Karolinska Institute, Department of Neuroscience (Fuxe Lab),Stockholm, Sweden

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Brenner T. Hadassah Medical Center, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel

Brodski C. Department of Physiology and Cell Biology, Medical School, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel

Brown R. Dalhousie University, Canada

Bucci C. Dept. Biological and Environmental Sciences and Technologies,University of Salento, Lecce, Italy

Calegari F. DFG-Center and Cluster of Excellence for Regenerative Therapies,Dresden University of Technology, Dresden, Germany

Caminiti R. Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, SAPIENZA Universityof Rome, Italy

Canepari M. Equipe MOTIV, Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire de Physique,Universite J.Fourier CNRS, France

Castren E. Neuroscience Center, University of Helsinki, Finland

Charalampopoulos I. Department of Pharmacology, Faculty of Medicine, University ofCrete, Greece

Chatzisotiriou A. Laboratory of Physiology, Department of Medicine, AristotleUniversity of Thessaloniki, Greece

Chetelat O. CSEM, Switzerland

Chouvarda I. Lab of Medical Informatics, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki,Greece

Citri A. Department of Biological Chemistry, Institute of Life Sciences &Edmond and Lily Safra Center for Brain Science,Edmond J. SafraCampus at Givat-Ram, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel

Cohen E. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology,The Institute for MedicalResearch Israel-Canada (IMRIC),School o Medicine, The HebrewUniversity of Jerusalem, Israel

Cohen L. Center for Functional Connectomics, Seoul Dept of Physiology,NewHaven, CT, Marine Biological Laboratory

Craig C. Queen’s University, Belfast, Ireland

Dalla C. Department of Pharmacology, Medical School, University ofAthens, Greece

Dandi E. Postgraduate Program in Cognitive Psychology and Neuropsychology,School of Psychology, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece

Denaxa M. Molecular Neurobiology, National Institute for Medical Research,MRC, Mill Hill, London, U.K.

Destexhe A. CNRS, UNIC, Gif sur Yvette, France, and the European Institute forTheoretical Neuroscience, Paris.

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Devor M. Department of Cell & Developmental Biology,Institute of LifeSciences and the Center for Research on Pain, The HebrewUniversity of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel

Di Luca M. University of Milan, Italy

Diaz S. Institute of Cell Biology and Neurosciences Prof. E. De Robertis,National Council of Science and Technology (CONICET) andUniversity of Buenos Aires (UBA), Buenos Aires, Argentine

Dotan Ben Soussan T. Research Institute for Neuroscience, Education and Didactics,Patrizio Paoletti Foundation for Development andCommunication, Assisi, Italy, The Leslie and Susan Gonda(Goldschmied) Multidisciplinary Brain Research Center, Bar-Ilan,University, Ramat Gan, Israel

Edwards M. Psychological Sciences Research Institute,Institute of Neuroscience,Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium

Efthimiopoulos S. University of Athens, Department of Biology, Division of Animaland Human Physiology, Athens, Greece

Filiou M. Max Planck Instiute of Psychiatry, Munich, Germany

Finkelman H. - E. Sackler School of Medicine,Tel Aviv University, Israel

Flajolet M. Laboratory of Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience, The RockefellerUniversity, New York, U.S.A

Fuxe K. Department of Neuroscience,Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm,Sweden

Georgopoulos S. Laboratory of Cellular Neurobiology,Biomedical ResearchFoundation, Academy of Athens, Greece

Giese P. Department of Basic and Clinical Neuroscience,Institute ofPsychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, Kings College, London, U.K.

Gikas E. Department of Pharmacy, National and Kapodistrian University ofAthens, Greece

Gisquet-Verrier P. Neuroscience Paris-Saclay Institute UMR CNRS 9197-UniversiteParis, France

Goldstein R. DDepartment of Medical Neurobiology, Institute for Medical ResearchIsrael Canada, Faculty of Medicine, The Edmond and Lily Safra Centerfor Brain Sciences, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel

Gonos E. National Hellenic Research Foundation,Institute of Biology,Medicinal Chemistry and Biotechnology, Greece

Gozes I. Department of Human Molecular Genetics and Biochemistry,Sackler Faculty of Medicine, Adams Super Center for Brain Studiesand Sagol School of Neuroscience, Tel Aviv University, Israel

Green G. York Neuroimaging Centre, University of York, U.K.

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Greensmith L. Sobell Department of Motor Neuroscience and MovementDisorders, The Graham Watts Senior Research Fellow,UCL Instituteof Neurology, London, U.K.

Grigoriadis N. Laboratory of Experimental Neurology and Neuroimmunology,2ndDepartment of Neurology AHEPA University Hospital, AristotleUniversity of Thessaloniki, Greece

Grinvald A. The Weizmann Institute of Science,Rehovot, Israel

Hanani M. Laboratory of Experimental Surgery, Hadassah-Hebrew UniversityMedical Center, Mount Scopus, Jerusalem, Israel

Hatzitaki V. Motor Control and Learning Laboratory ,Dep. of Phys. Educationand Sport Science, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki,Thessaloniki, Greece

Hecimovic S. Division of Molecular Medicine, Rudjer Boskovic Institute, Croatia

Heimler B. Department of Medical Neurobiology, Institute for MedicalResearch Israel-Canada, Faculty of Medicine and The Edmond andLily Safra Center for Brain Research, Hebrew University ofJerusalem, Hadassah Ein-Kerem, Jerusalem, Israel

Hill S. Blue Brain Project (BBP), Neuroinformatics in the Human BrainProject (HBP), Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL)

Hochstein S. Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel

Israelson A. Department of Physiology and Cell Biology ,Ben-Gurion Universityof the Negev, Israel.

Ivkovic S. Institute from Molecular Medicine, Lisbon, Portugal

Joels M. Brain Center Rudolf Magnus, Universitair Medisch CentrumUtrecht, Netherlands

Jukic M. Pharmacogenetics Section, Department of Physiology andPharmacology, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden

Kanazir S. Department of Neurobiology, Institute for Biological Research,University of Belgrade, Serbia

Karagogeos D. IMBB-FORTH and Faculty of Medicine, Univ of Crete, Greece

Karalis F. Experimental Physiology Laboratory, Medical School, AristotleUniversity of hessaloniki, Greece

Karussis D. Hadassah Medical Center, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel

Knikou M. Graduate Center of the City University of New York, Department ofPhysical Therapy, College of Staten Island, Physical Medicine andRehabilitation, Northwestern University, Rehabilitation Institute ofChicago, Sensory Motor Performance Program

Konsolaki E. Deree - The American College of Greece, Athens, Greece

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Kosmidis E. K. Laboratory of Physiology, Department of Medicine, AristotleUniversity of Thessaloniki, Greece

Kostopoulos G. Department of Physiology, Medical School, University of Patras,Greece

Koukouli F. Neurobiologie Intégrative des Systèmes Cholinergiques CNRS URA2182 Département de Neuroscience Institut Pasteur 25, Paris, France

Krugers H. Swammerdam Institute for Life Sciences, SILS-CNS, University ofAmsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Laskaris N. AIIA lab, Informatics dept. & NeuroInformatics. GRoup, AristotleUniversity of Thessaloniki, Greece

Lassmann H. Center for Brain Research, Medical University of Vienna, Austria

Levi S. INSERM Institut du Fer a Moulin, Paris, France

Liu F. Department of Psychiatry, Physiology University of Toronto,Molecular Neuroscience Centre for Addiction and Mental Health,Toronto, Canada

Logothetis N. Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, Department:Physiology of Cognitive Processes, Tubingen, Germany

Loncarevic-Vasiljkovic N. Department of Neurobiology, Institute for Biological Research,University of Belgrade,Serbia

Lorusso L. A.O. “M. Mellini”, Chiari (Brescia), Italy

Maglaveras N. Medical Informatics, Medical School, Aristotle University ofThessaloniki, Greece

Mansvelder H. Department of Integrative Neurophysiology, Center forNeurogenomics and Cognitive Research (CNCR), NeuroscienceCampus Amsterdam, VU University Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Marchi M. School of Medicine and Pharmacy University of Genoa, Italy

Markovic I. Institute of Medical and Clinical Biochemistry School of Medicine,University of Belgrade, Serbia

Matsas R. Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology, Hellenic Pasteur Institute,Athens, Greece

Menzies F. Cambridge Institute for Medical Research, University of Cambridge,U.K.

Meredith R. Faculty of Earth and Life Sciences (Integrative Neurophysiology),Center for Neurogenomics and Cognitive Research, VU University,Neuroscience Campus Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Metin C. Institut du Fer à Moulin, INSERM UMR839, University Paris 6,France

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Mijajlovic M. Neurology Clinic, Clinical Center of Serbia and School of Medicine,University of Belgrade, Serbia

Milanovic D. Department of Neurobiology, Institute for Biological Research ,University of Belgrade, Serbia

Mitsacos A. Department of Physiology, Medical School, University of Patras,Greece

Monsonego A. The Shraga Segal Dept. of Microbiology, Immunology and Genetics,The Faculty of Health Sciences, Ben-Gurion University, Israel

Moss S. Tufts University, Boston, U.S.A.

Mouchnino L. Lab Neurosciences Cognitives, Aix Marseille Université - CNRS,France

Nedeljkovic N. Institute of Physiology and Biochemistry, Faculty of Biology,University of Belgrade, Serbia

Neumann I. University of Regensburg, Regensburg, Germany

Ninkovic J. Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, Germany

Nir Y. Sagol School of Neuroscience & Department of Physiology andPharmacology, Sackler School of Medicine Tel Aviv University, Israel

Nothwang H. G. Neurogenetics, Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg, Germany

Ntaios G. Department of Medicine, Medical School, University of Thessaly,Larissa, Greece

Offen D. Felsenstein Medical Research Center, Tel Aviv University, Israel

O’Keefe J. Sainsbury Wellcome Centre for Neural Circuits and Behaviour andthe Research Department of Cell and Developmental Biology atUniversity College London, U.K.

Paas Y. The Mina and Everard Goodman Faculty of Life Sciences Institute ofNanotechnology and Advanced Materials, BAR-ILAN University,Israel

Paget Blanc V. Neuroscience and Brain Technologies Department, Istituto Italianodi Tecnologia, Genova, Italy

Pakdaman K. Institut Jacques Monod,Université Paris,Paris, France

Paleologou K. Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics, DemocritusUniversity of Thrace, Greece

Papadopoulos T. Department of Molecular Biology, University of Göttingen,Germany

Papastefanaki F. Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology, Hellenic Pasteur Institute,Athens, Greece

Papatheodoropoulos C. Department of Physiology, Medical School, University of Patras,Greece.

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Papaxanthis C. Université de Bourgogne, Dijon, France

Pekovic S. Department of Neurobiology, Institute for Biological Research,University of Belgrade, Serbia

Piccolino M. Center of Neurosciences of the University of Ferrara, Italy

Pick C. G. Department of Anatomy, Sackler School of Medicine, Tel AvivUniversity, Israel

Pinkas-Kramarski R. Department of Neurobiochemistry, Tel Aviv University, Israel

Pluchino S. Department of Clinical Neurosciences, Wellcome Trust-Medical,Research Council Stem Cell Institute, University of Cambridge, U.K.

Poirazi P. Institute of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, Foundation forResearch and Technology-Hellas, Heraklion, Crete, Greece

Politis P. Biomedical Research Foundation Academy of Athens, Greece

Priel A. The Institute for Drug Research - Pharmacology section, School ofPharmacy, Faculty of Medicine The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel

Probert L. Laboratory of Molecular Genetics, Hellenic Pasteur Institute,Greece

Psarropoulou C. Laboratory of Animal & Human Physiology, Department BiologicalApplications and Technology, Faculty of Health Sciences, Universityof Ioannina, Ioannina, Greece

Puscian A. Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology PAS, Poland

Radonjic N. Department of Neuroscience, University of Connecticut HealthCenter, Farmington, U.S.A.

Radulovic J. Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neurosciences,Northwestern University, Chicago, U.S.A.

Radwanska K. Nencki Institute, Warsaw

Rakic L. Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Belgrade

Richter Levin G. The Institute for the Study of Affective Neuroscience, University ofHaifa, Israel

Rosenblum K. Sagol Department of Neurobiology and Center for GeneManipulation in the Brain, University of Haifa, Israel.

Ruzdijic S. University of Belgrade, Institute for Biological Research,Department of Neurobiology, Belgrade, Serbia

Sacheli L. M. Sapienza University of Rome Italy, Department of Psychology,University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy

Sand L. University of Oxford, U.K.

Sandi C. Brain Mind Institute, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne(EPFL), Switzerland

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Sara S. College de France, Paris

Savic M. Department of Pharmacology, Faculty of Pharmacy, University ofBelgrade, Serbia

Schieppati M. University of Pavia, Italy

Schiller J. Technion, Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel

Schultzberg M. Department of Neurobiology, Care Sciences and Society, KarolinskaInstitutet, Stockholm, Sweden

Schwartz M. Department of Neurobiology, The Weizmann Institute of Science,Rehovot Israel

Segal M. Weizmann Institute, Israel

Sela-Donenfeld D. Koret School of Veterinary Medicine, The Hebrew University ,Rehovot, Israel

Shenhar-Tsarfaty S. Life Sciences Institute and the Edmond and Lily Safra Center ofBrain Science, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Givat RamJerusalem, Israel.

Shetreet E. Department of Linguistics, Tel Aviv University, Israel

Shohami E. Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Shool of Pharmacy, Israel

Sidiropoulou K. Department of Biology, University of Crete, Greece

Sigalas C. Neurophysiology Lab, Biomedical Research Foundation, Academyof Athens, Greece

Silberberg G. Department of Neuroscience, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm,Sweden

Silman I. Department of Neurobiology, Weizmann Institute of Science,Rehovot, Israel

Skaliora I. Neurophysiology Lab, Biomedical Research Foundation, Academyof Athens, Greece

Slawinska U. The Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology PAS, Warsaw, Poland

Snyder E. Center for Stem Cell & Regenerative Biology Stem Cell ResearchCenter & Core Facility - Sanford-Burnham Medical ResearchInstitute (SBMRI), Dept. of Pediatrics & Biomedical Science GradProgam, UCSD, U.S.A.

Sotiropoulos I. Life and Health Sciences Research Institute (ICVS), School of HealthSciences Campus de Gualtar,University of Minho, Portugal

Spanagel R. Institute of Psychopharmacology, Central Institute of MentalHealth, University of Heidelberg, Medical Faculty Mannheim,Germany.

Stanojevic M. Institute for Pathological Physiology, School of Medicine, Universityof Belgrade, Serbia

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Stefanis L. University of Athens, Medical School, 2nd Department ofNeurology,Hospital “Attikon”, Athens, Greece

Stefanova N. Department of Neurology, Innsbruck Medical University, Austria

Stewart M. Open University, Milton Keynes, U.K.

Stylianopoulou F. University of Athens, Greece

Tanne D. Comprehensive Stroke Center and Department of Neurology,Sheba Medical Center, Tel Hashomer, Israel

Tata D. A. School of Psychology, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece

Terunuma M. Department of Neuroscience, Psychology and Behaviour,College ofMedicine, Biological Sciences and Psychology, University ofLeicester, U.K.

Thakor N. National University of Singapore, Singapore Institute forNeurotechnology (SiNAPSE), Singapore

Triarhou L. University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki, Greece

Tsagkaridis K. Neapolis University Pafos, Cyprus

Tsarbopoulos A. University of Athens, Medical School, Department of Pharmacology,Greece

Urban N. The Francis Crick Institute, Mill Hill Laboratory, London, U.K.

Vandenbroucke R. VIB University of Ghent, Belgium

Vekrellis K. Biomedical Research Foundation of the Academy of Athens, Greece

Wagner S. Sagol Department of Neurobiology, University of Haifa, Haifa, Israel

Weinreb O. Faculty of Medicine, Technion, Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa,Israel

Wigderson E. Edmond & Lily Safra Center for Brain Sciences (ELSC),Departmentof Neurobiology, Institute of Life Sciences, The Hebrew University,Jerusalem, Israel

Wilkinson D. The Francis Crick Institute, Mill Hill Laboratory, The Ridgeway,London, U.K.

Williams S. Queensland Brain Institute, Brisbane, Australia

Witter M. Norwegian University for Science and Technology (NTNU), Norway

Wozny C. University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, U.K.

Yaka R. The Institute for Drug Research, School of Pharmacy, Faculty ofMedicine, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel

Yarom Y. The Edmond and Lily Safra Center for Brain Sciences, The HebrewUniversity, Jerusalem, Israel

Yizhar O. Department of Neurobiology, Weizmann Institute of Science,Rehovot, Israel

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Youdim M. Eve Topf Centers of Excellence for Neurodegenerative DiseasesResearch Technion, Faculty of Medicine, Haifa, Israel

Zecevic N. Department of Neuroscience, University of Connecticut HealthCenter, Farmington, U.S.A.

Zecevic D. Yale University School of Medicine,Dept Cellular and MolecularPhysiology New Haven, U.S.A.

Zeharia N. The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel

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Abboud S. ................................................ CO45Abboud-Jarrous G. .................................. DE14Åberg M.A.I. ................................ MO74, MO75Åberg N.D. .................................. MO74, MO75Abushik P.A. ............................................ MO39Achberger K. ............................................ DE28Adamantidis A.R. .................................... NC11Adamek P. .............................................. MO73Adamos D.A. .............................................. NE8Adams N.E. ................................ MO71, MO77Adžić M. .......................... MO95, MO17, MO36Aggelidou E. .................. MO99, MO147, CO46Agnati L. .................................................... ΜΟ3Agnati L. F. ............................................ MO62Ahmad H. .......................................... CL9, CL23Aitta-aho T. .............................................. CO78Akkaya C. .............................................. MO111Albani M. ........................ DE11, MO99, MO147Alberich-Jorda M. .................................... DE22Alboni S. .................................................. MO64Albrecht A. .............................................. CO37Alcántara S. ...................................... CL14, DE9Alexa T. .............................. CO24, CO25, CO26Alexandrovich A.G. .................................. CO6Almeida R.D. .......................................... MO30Alves P.L. ................................................ MO30Amadoro G. ............................................ MO67Amalric M. ................................................ CL30Ambrogini P. .......................................... MO79Amedi A. .................. CO45, CO59, CO60, CO70Amit T. .................................................. MO27Ammassari-Teule M. .............................. MO67Ampatzis K. ................................................ NC2Anagnostopoulou A. ................................ CO46Anastasiou C. ............................................ CL37Andersen J. .......................................... MO115Anderson B.J. .......................................... CO29Andjus P. ................................................ MO65Andjus P.A. ............................................ MO139Andjus P.R. .................................. MO51, MO52

Andreano J.M. ........................................ CO18Angelatou F. ........MO46, MO66, MO143, CL13Angeli E. ................................................CL2,CL3Angelidou E. ................................................CL24Antonakopoulos Th. ................................ NE12Antoniou K. .................................... CO39, CO40Antoniou N. ............................................ MO81Antoniou R. ............................................ CO64Antonov S.M. .............................. MO39, MO40Apergis-Schoute J. .................................... CO78Apostolakou F. .................................. CL2,CL3Arampatzi X. ............................................ CL37Arampatzis A. .......................................... ΝΕ18Aravantinou-Fatorou K. ............ MO93, MO94Arefin A.S. ................................................ NC3Argyri L. .................................. MO128, MO138Arroyo D. .............................................. MO119Asara J.M. .................................................. CO7Astyrakaki M. ...................................... MO101Atenekeng Kahou G.A. .............................. NE1Atias M. .............................................. MO104Atlan G. .................................................. NC17Atsopardi K. ............................................ CO33Ausborn J. .................................................. NC2Avramović V. ........................................ MO130Awad W. .................................................... DE5Azim K. ...................................... MO83Azulay-Debby H. .................................. MO105Baciak L. .................................................. CO21Badouna M. ............................................ MO46Bagchi S. .................................................. MO29Bagosi Z. .................................................. CO50Baker B. ................................................ MO122Bakoyiannis I. .......................................... CO31Bala Singh S. ............................................ MO69Balachandar V. ........................ ΜΟ5, MO6, CO1Balada R. .................................................. CL14Balamuralikrishnan B. .................... ΜΟ5, MO6Balaska K. ............................................ MO101Balastik M. ................................................ DE22


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Balázsfi D. ................................................ CO16Baldi E. .................................................... CO15Balusu S. .................................................... CL6Bamidis P.D. .......... CO42, CO75, MO145, CL33Bankovic J. .............................................. CL15Barak S. .................................................. CO35Baranes D. .............................................. CO56Bard F. ........................................ CO65Barlagiannis D. .................................... MO152Barrett L.F. .............................................. CO18Baruch K. ................................................ MO72Baskini M. ................................................ CO28Basta-Kaim A. ............ MO35, MO114, MO116Bastakis G. .............................................. DE17Batinić B. ...................................... CO49, CO54Bayam E. ................................ MO110, MO111Bazhenova E.Y. ................................ MO8, MO9Bazovkina D.V. .................................. MO8, CO2Beglopoulos V. ........................................ CO65Behor T. ........................................ CO59, CO60Bekiari C. .......................... MO78, MO88, DE16Bell T. .................................................... CO53Benigni G. ................................................ CL17Ben-Shaanan T. .................................. MO105Ben-Yishay E. .......................................... CO37Beredimas P. ............................................ CO43Bergado-Acosta R.J. .................................. CO12Bergman L. .............................................. NC14Bergman Zvi Israel H. ................................ NE9Berkiks I. .................................................. CO19Bernardini G. ............................................ CL17Berninger B. ............................................ MO56Beskow J. .................................................. CO57Bharthwal M. .............................................. CL9Bhatia H.S. ............................................ MO103Bijelić D. ................................................ MO139Bisht K. .................................................... MO64Bisioti A. .................................................. CO38Bjelobaba I. ................................ MO127, DE10Blackwell K. .............................................. NE9

Blandina P. .............................................. CO15Blaško J. .......................... MO68, NC4, NC5, CL5Blennow K. .............................................. CL28Bliznyuk A. .............................................. MO15Blouin J. .................................................... CO48Boczkó Z. ................................................ CO55Bohl D. ........................................ MO81Bohotin C.R. ........................ CO24, CO25, CO26Bollen E. .................................................. MO38Bona M. ...................................... MO16, MO20Bonetto G. ............................................ MO54Bonova P. .................................... MO16, MO20Boraud Th. ................................................ NE13Borgmann A. .......................................... NC13Borgs L. .................................................... DE20Borovok N. .................. MO132, MO135, CO51Borreca A. .............................................. MO67Borroto-Escuela D.O. ........ ΜΟ3, MO62, MO79Bortolanza M. .......................................... CO77Bosikova E. .............................................. CO21Bosnjak M. ............................................ MO92Botsakis K. .................................. MO143, CL13Botting H.C. ...................................... DE3, DE4Boumpouli M. ........................................ MO25Bourboula M.T. ...................................... MO34Bourne J.A. .............................................. DE13Boursianis T. ............................................ CL12Bozic I. .......................... MO95, MO98, MO127Branchi I. ................................................ MO64Brandstätter H. J. .................................... MO11Braszko J.J. ................................................ CO20Bratek E. .................................................. MO13Brau F. .................................................... CL17Bregestovski P. ...................................... MO81Brito I. .................................................... MO62Britto L.R.G. ................................ MO49, MO63Brkić M. .............. MO130, MO133, CL6, CO69Brkić Ž. .................................................... MO36Broberger C. ............................................ MO14Brodski C. ........................................ MO76, DE2


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Bucherelli C. ............................................ CO15Buchpiguel C.A. ...................................... MO63Buchs G. ........................................ CO60, CO70Budziszewska B. .................................. MO116Burstyn-Cohen T. ...................................... DE14Büschges A. .............................................. NC13Bushi D. .................................................. MO53Bussi C. ................................................ MO119Butt A. .......................... MO83, MO97, MO129Butt A.M. .................................... MO84, MO86Buxbaum J. D. ............................................ CL8Cai G. .......................................................... CL8Çalışkan G. ................................................ NC1Callebert J. .............................................. CO44Capucha T. .............................................. DE14Carneiro C.G. .......................................... MO63Castells A.A. .............................................. DE9Ceanga M. ............................................ MO118Čermak S. ................................................ MO41Chacón de la Rocha I. ............................ MO97Chaillet A. .................................................. NE2Chalkiadaki K. .......................................... CL29Chapman J. ............................................ MO53Charalambous S. .................................... MO43Charalampopoulos I. .............................. MO21,......MO25, MO54, MO125, MO143, CL13, CL18

Chari D.M. ................................................ CL16Chariot A. ................................................ DE20Charoy C. .................................................. DE7Chatzimeletiou K. .................................. MO99Chatzisotiriou A. ...................................... DE11Chavlis S. .................................................... NE3Chece G. .................................................. CL17Chen T. .................................................. MO87Chesnokova E.A. .................................. MO106Cheva A. .................................. MO99, MO147Chitimus D.M. ...................................... MO118Chodounska H. ........................................ NC21Chouvarda I. ............................................ CO46Christakou A. ............................................ CO53

Chroni A. ................................ MO128, MO138Chroni D. ................................................ MO81Chrousos G. ........................................ CL2,CL3Chrousos G.P. ............................................ CL4Chung J.W. .............................................. CO29Cirelli Ch. ................................................ NC16Ciruela F. .................................................. CO77Citri A. ...................................................... NC17Cizkova D. ...................... CL5, NC4, NC5, MO68Close P. .................................................... DE20Cohen H. .................................................... CL8Cohen S. .................................................... NC4Constantinidou F. .................................... CO73Contoyiannis Y.F. ...................................... NE11Cook J.M. ................................................ CO30Cornelissen P.L. ...................................... MO71Corrales F. .............................................. MO62Costa A.P. .................................... MO48, MO50Costa L. ...................................................... DE1Coughlan E. .............................................. DE13Courtet P. .................................................. CO9Cox P. ...................................................... MO83Crăcană I. ................................................ CO26Creppe C. ................................................ DE20Crunfli F. ...................................... MO48, MO50Csabafi K. ...................................... CO50, CO55Csapó K. .................................................. CO50Csikota P. ................................................ CO16Cuppini R. .............................................. MO79Curzytek K. ................................ MO38, MO109D’Alessandro G. ........................................ CL17Dacic S. ................................................ MO127Dafnis I. .................................. MO128, MO138Dahl A.G. .................................................. DE19Dahlhaus R. ............................................ MO11Danielisova V. .......................................... MO16Danna J. .................................................. CO48Dannlowski U. .......................................... CO9Danylyak O. .............................................. CL21Dardiotis E. .......................... CL27, CL34, CL37


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Dardiotis Th. ............................................ CL31Daskalakis N. P. .......................................... CL8Daumas S. .............................................. CO65Davies K.E. .............................................. MO60de Kock C.P.J. .............................................. NE1De Oliveira P. A. ...................................... CO77de Paula Faria D. .................................... MO63De Rycke R. ................................................ CL6Deczkowska A. ...................................... MO72Deflorio C. .............................................. MO64Dehaene-Lambertz G. ............................ DE25Deheane S. .............................................. CO59Deitcher Y. ................................................ NE1Del Bel E. ................................................ CO77Deliano M. .............................................. CO13Delis F. .......................................... CO39, CO40Delivanoglou N. .................................... MO99Demeestere D. .......................................... CL6Denaxa M. .............................................. DE30Derlig K. .................................................. MO11Dermentzaki G. .................................... MO153Dermentzopoulou-Theodoridou M. .... MO152Dermon C.R. .................................. CO61, DE31Detorakis G.Is. .......................................... NE2Devaux S. ...................... MO68, CL5, NC4, NC5Dharwadkar S.N. .............................. ΜΟ5, CO1Dhivya V. .................................................... CO1Di Palma M. ................................ MO62, MO79Diakonos F.K. ............................................ NE11Diallo M. ................................................ MO44Dickerson B.C. ........................................ CO18Dimitriadis S.I. .......................................... NE8Dimou, E. ................................................ MO66Dimovasili C. .......................................... MO61Dinic J. ...................................................... CL15Dioli C. .................................................... MO12Dionysopoulou S. .................................... DE31Divović B. ...................................... CO49, CO54Dixon L. ...................................................... NC8Djuric D. .................................................. CO63

Dobryakova Y.V. .............................. ΜΟ1, ΜΟ2Dondaş A., .................................... CO24, CO26Dor Y. .............................................. CL22, CL28Dori I. .................................................... MO88Douka S. .............................................. MO145Dovas K. .................................................. CO32Dragoj M. ................................................ CL15Drakulic D. ............ MO10, MO33, MO85, DE10Drevelegas A. .......................................... CO32Dricot L. .................................................. CO76Ducic T. .................................................... MO51Duda W. .................................... MO38, MO109Dulovic M. .................. MO90, MO112, MO108Dunn G.I. .............................................. MO111Duysens G. .............................................. DE20Dwivedi Kumar A. .............................. CL9, CL23Eagle A.L. .................................................. CO3Economou A. .......................................... CO71Edri-Barami M. ........................................ NC14Efstathopoulos P. ........................ MO125, CL18Efthimiopoulos S. ........................ MO43, MO45Eitan R. ...................................................... NE9El Manira A. ................................................ NC2Elhessni A. ................................................ CO19Emmanouilidou E. ................................ MO154Engi Z. ...................................................... CO50Enz R. ...................................................... MO11Enzminger A. .......................................... CO17Eschenko O. ................................................ NC7Esposito V. ................................................ CL17Even-Chen O. .......................................... CO35Eyal G. ........................................................ NE1Faisal A. .................................................. NE16Fan Z. ...................................................... CO65Fanarioti E. ................................ MO80, MO82Farkas B. .................................................. CO16Farkas L. .................................................. CO16Favaro V.M. ............................................ CO23Fedorova T. .......................................... MO104Fendt M. .................................................. CO12


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Fernandes A.R. ........................................ CL16Ferreira G. .................................................. DE5Ferrington L. ............................................ CO65Fiaska S. .............................................. MO102Fiebich B.L. .......................................... MO103Filiou M.D. ................ MO23, MO24, CO7, NC3Filipović D. .................................. MO28, MO32Flory J. ........................................................ CL8Fodor A. .................................................. CO16Foinikianaki E. .......................................... CL29Fokos S. ........................................ DE31, CO61Földesi I. .................................................. CO55Fountas K. ............................................ MO113Fountas Z. ................................................ NE 15Fournier I. ...................................... MO68, NC4Fournier M. .............................................. DE25Franco B. .................................................. DE20Franze K. .................................................... DE1Fredriksson R. ........................................ MO29Freide-Fortis K. ........................................ DE23Frenkel D. .............................................. MO146Friedel R.H. ................................................ DE2Fuller R.H., ................................................ DE3Fursenko D. .............................................. CO2Fuxe K. .............................. ΜΟ3, MO62, MO79Gajewski P.A. ............................................ CO3Galati C. ................................................ MO79Garcez A.T. .............................................. MO63Garcia P.C. .................................. MO49, MO63Garcia-Alix A. ............................................ CL14Garofalo S. ................................................ CL17Gates A.M. .................................................. DE4Gaviglio E. ............................................ MO119Gawlak M. .............................................. MO52Georgiadis I. ........................................ MO113Georgiou I. ............................................ MO96Georgopoulos S. .................... MO149, MO158Georgopoulou N.N. ................................ MO82Georgoussi Z. ............................ MO89, MO150Gerasimenko N.Y. .............. CO10, CO11, CO14

Gergelyfi M. ............................................ CO76Gevaert K. .................................................. CL6Ghelardini C. ............................................ CO15Ghemulet M. .......................................... CO28Giagklisi I. ................................................ MO42Gialaouzidis M. ........................................ CO43Giannakas N. ........................................ MO140Giannakopoulou A. .......... MO78, MO88, DE16Giannitsis Ch. .......................................... ΝΕ18Giannouli V. .................................. CO22, CO32Gibbs R. .................................................. MO83Gießl A. .................................................. MO11Gioltzoglou T. ............................................ CO8Giompres P. .................... MO34, MO80, MO82,.................................................... MO107, CO61Gironi K. .................................................. MO67Gitler D. ................................................ MO104Gkartziou F. ............................................ MO96Gkatzima O. ........................................ MO157Gkioka M. ............................................ MO157Glaser B. ........................................ CL22, CL28Gligorijevic I. ............................................ CO67Glombik K. ................................ MO35, MO114Godin D.J. ................................................ DE20Golan H. ................................................ MO15Golan H.M. .................................... DE21, DE23Goldberg J.A. ............................................ NC24Golko S. .................................................. MO27Gómez-Rodríguez R. ................................ CO29Gotkine M. .............................................. CL28Gottlieb M. .................................. MO16, MO20Goudjil S., ................................................ DE25Gradwohl G. ............................................ MO15Graeber M.B. .............................................. NC3Granon S. ................................................ CO44Gravanis A. .................... MO21, MO25, MO54, ..............................MO125, MO143, CL13, CL18

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Grigoriadis N. .......................................... DE16Grimanelis V. .......................................... MO82Grimm J. .................................................. CO17Grivas I. ...................................... MO78, MO88Grkovic I. .............. MO10, MO33, MO85, DE10Gros A. ...................................................... CO38Gross M., ...................................... CO56, CO58Gross R.A. .................................................. DE3Grossman Y. ............................................ MO15Grulova I. .................................................. NC4Grygorowicz M.A. ................................ MO100Grygorowicz T. .................................... MO100Guck J. ........................................................ DE1Guillemot F. .......................................... MO115Guillermier C. .......................................... MO23Gulyaeva N.V. .................................. ΜΟ1, ΜΟ2Guner G. ................................ MO110, MO111Gurskaya O.Y. .................................. ΜΟ1, ΜΟ2Guševac I. ........................ MO10, MO33, MO85Guzelsoy G. .......................................... MO110Guzhova I.V. ............................................ MO31Hadjigeorgiou G. .................. CL31, CL34, CL37 Hadjigeorgiou G.M .................................... CL27Hadjileontiadis L.J. .................................. NE14Hadzic S. .................................................. CL15Hagiwara Sh. ...................................... MO124Haitoglou C. ........................................ MO147Hakim F. .............................................. MO105Hall S.P. .................................................. MO77Haller J. .................................................... CO16Hallett J. .................................................. MO97Hammamieh R. .......................................... CL8Hanioti N. .................................... CO39, CO40Hanoglu L. .............................................. CL25Hansén A. .................................... MO74, MO75Harhaji-Trajković Lj. .............................. MO112Hassan L. .................................................. DE21Hatzigeorgiou A. .......................... MO81, DE12Hatziioannou Y. ........................................ CO4Hawkins K. .............................................. MO70

Hayat H. .................................................... NC14Hećimović S. .......................................... MO41Heimler B. .......................... CO59, CO60, CO70Heinemann U. .......................................... NC1Heise C. .................................................. MO22Heljasvaara R. ........................................ DE15Hendrix A. .................................................. CL6Herholz C.S. .............................................. CO42Herrera C.G. ............................................ NC11Hollmann M. .......................................... MO15Hollnagel J.O. ............................................ NC1Holt E.Chr. .................................................. DE1Honeine J.L. ................................................ NC9Horvat A. .............. MO10, MO33, MO85, DE10Hrncic D. .................................................. CO63Huysseune S. .......................................... DE20Hyman B.T. .............................................. CO65Ianosi B. .............................................. MO118Ibán Arias R. ................................ MO21, MO25Ibanez C. F. ............................................ MO14Ibos K. ...................................................... CO50Ibrahim M.M. ............................................ NC8Iesanu M.I. .......................................... MO118Iliescu R. .................................................. CO24Ince-Dunn G. ........................................ MO110Ingelman-Sundberg M. .............................. CO9Iordanidou P. .......................................... MO25Iribarren P. ............................................ MO119Isaković A.J ........ MO90, MO91,MO92,MO108,................................................................MO121Isaković A.M ................ MO91, MO108, MO120Isgaard J. .................................... MO74, MO75Ivković S. .................................... MO130, CO69Izyurov I.V. ...................................... CO10,CO11Jacob B. .................................................. CO76Jain V. .................................................... MO69Jaworski T. .............................................. MO52Jayalakshmi R.A.M .................................... CO1Jefferies B. .............................................. MO71Jego S. ...................................................... NC11


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Jeremić B. ................................................ CO67Jeremic I. .............................................. MO121Jernås M. .................................... MO74, MO75Jett M. ........................................................ CL8Jevtić G. .. MO7, MO19, MO26, MO120,MO137Jimenez-Beristein A. .............................. MO62Johnson E. ............................................ CL2,CL3Johnson E.O. .............................................. CL4Jovanović M. .............. MO112, MO98, MO127Jovanovic M.A, ........................................ MO95 Jovanovic V. ............................................ MO76Jovanovic V.M. ............................................ DE2Jozefowski K. .......................................... MO76Jukic M. .................................................. MO76Jukić M.M. .......................................... CO9,DE2Jung A. .................................................. MO122Kabakcioglu A. ...................................... MO110Kaczmarek L. .......................................... MO52Kahl E. ...................................................... CO12Kahn J. .................................................. MO104Kaidoglou A. ............................ MO99, MO147Kalafati L. .................................................. CL18Kalaitzakis G. .................................. CL11, CL12Kalam A. .............................................. MO129Kalemaki K. .................................... DE27, DE30Kalinin S.A. .............................................. CO14Kalogeropoulou A. .................................. DE32Kaloudi A. ............................................ MO101Kalpachidou T. .......................................... CO5Kalpidis I. ................................................ DE11Kalynovska N. .......................................... MO44Kaminari A. .......................................... MO140Kanagaraj A.P. ........................................ MO87Kanazir S. .................... MO41, MO126, MO130,.................... MO131, MO133, MO136, MO142,.................................................... MO148, CO69Kanellopoulos G. .................................... CO61Kanellopoulos G.N. .................................. DE31Kania K.D. ............................................ MO117Kanninen K. ............................................ DE15

Kanygina A.V. ........................................ MO106Kapogiannatou A. .................................... NC20Kapoor V. ................................................ CO64Kapoukranidou D. .. CO46, MO145, CL24, DE11Kapsalaki E. .......................................... MO113Karagogeos D. ............ CL10, DE17, DE27, DE30, ..................................................................MO54Karakostas A. .......................................... CO74Karali K. .................................... CL18, MO125Karaman S. ................................................ CL25Karapanagiotidis T. .................................. MO71Karapandza K. ........................................ MO90Karelina T.V. ............................................ MO40Kärkkäinen V. .......................................... DE15Karmakar K. ............................................ DE13Kartalou G. .......................................... MO158Kase D. .................................................... NE13Kasparova S. ............................................ CO21Kastriti M.-E. ............................................ CL10Katsanevaki C. ........................................ NC18Katsidoni V. .............................................. CO41Katz Y. ...................................................... NC10Kavroulakis E. ................................ CL11, CL12Kazanis E. ................................................ CL13Kazanis I. .................................................. DE18Kefalas A. ............................................ MO101Kehayias V. .............................................. NC18Kelly P.A.T. ................................................ CO65Kennedy P.J. .............................................. CO3Khandelwal K. .......................................... CL23Khateb A. ................................................ CO36Khotskin N. ................................................ CO2Khotskin N.V ............................................ MO8Kim D.J. .................................................... CO29Kimiskidis V. .......................... CO62, CL36, NE5Kinnunen A. ............................................ DE15Kipp M. ....................................................MO95Kirchhoff F. .............................................. MO42Kiriakou C. ................................................ CL24Kirveskari E. .............................................. CL32


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Kisliouk T. ................................................ MO55Klapa M.I. ................................................ NC22Kleger A. ........................................ DE28, DE29Kleopa K.A. .............................................. CL10Kleteckova L. .......................................... NC21Klingenstein M. ............................ DE28, DE29Knikou M. .................................................. NC8Kocabora SM. .......................................... CL25Kogias S.G. .............................................. CO12Koistinaho J. ............................................ DE15Kokkosis A.G. .......................................... CO33Kokona D. ................................................ MO25Kolaitis R.M. .......................................... MO87Koliakos G. .................................. MO88, CO62Kollia A.M. ................................................ CO5Kolosov P.M. ........................................ MO106Kompatsiaris I. .............................. CO74, NE14Kongolo G. .................................... CL35, DE25Konstantinou N. ...................................... CO73Konstantoudaki X. .......................... CL29, NC18Korenić A. ................................................ MO65Korin B. ................................................ MO105Korpa T. .............................................. CL2,CL3Kosmidis E.K. .................................. NE8, NE11Kosmidis M.H. ............ CL31, CL37, CO71, CL26, ..........................................................CL27, CL34Kosmidou V.E. .......................................... NE14Kostić G. ................................................MO112Kostić V. .................................... MO95,MO112Kostopoulos G. ........................................ NE12Kotanidou E. ........................................ MO152Kotzamani D. .......................................... MO61Kouki E.P. ................................................ CL26Kounoupa Z. ............................................ DE30Koupourtidou C. .................................... MO34Kourgiantaki A. ........................................ CL18Kouroupi G. ...................... MO47, MO81, DE12Koutlis C. .................................................... NE7Koutloglou S. ........................................ MO150Koutroumanidou E. .................................... CL7

Koutsakis C. ............................................ DE18Koutsoudaki P. ........................................ MO42Koutsoudaki P. N. .......... MO57, MO93, MO94Koutsouradis A. ...................................... CO22Kouvaros S. ............................................ MO37Kouvelas E.D. .......................................... MO34Kovic V. .................................................... CO67Krania P. .................................................. MO46Kranz A. .................................................. MO51Kraus D. .................................................. DE13Kreiner G. ............................................ MO109Kritis A. ...................................... MO99, MO147Krom A.J. ................................................ NC14Krstic A. .................................................. MO58Kruzy N. .................................................. DE20Krylova M.A. ................................ CO10, CO11Kubera M. ................................ MO38, MO109Kuchenbuch A. ........................................ CO42Kudova E. ................................................ NC21Kugiumtzis D. ............................ NE5, NE6, NE7Kulikov A. .................................................. CO2Kulikov A.V. ...................................... MO8, MO9Kulikova E. ................................................ CO2Kulikova E.A. .................................. MO8, MO9Kumar A. .............................................. MO103Kumarvelu. ................................................ CL9Kutna V. .................................................. NC21Kyritsis A. .............................................. MO96Kyrousi C. ................................................ MO59Kyrousi Chr. .............................................. DE32Labrakakis C. ........................................ MO102Lagartos M.J. .......................................... DE19Laguesse S. .............................................. DE20Laketa D. ...................... MO95,MO98, MO127Lalioti M.E. .............................................. MO59Lambraki K. .............................................. CL29Lambropoulou M. ...................................... CL7Lampl I. .................................................... NC10Landgraf R. ................................................ CO7Lang R. .................................................... MO76


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Lankin V.S. ................................................ MO8Laroche S. ................................................ CO38Larsson A.P. ................................................ NE6Larsson P.G. .............................................. NE7Laskaris N.A. .............................................. NE8Lason W. .............................................. MO116Lassonde M. ............................................ CO72Lattanzi D. .............................................. MO79Lauro C. .................................................... CL17Lavrnja I. ......................MO95, MO98, MO127Lazarev V.F. .............................................. MO31Lazarou I. .................................. MO157, CO74Lazić D. ................................................ MO148Lazou A. .................................... MO99, MO147Lebar N. .................................................. CO48Lechene C.P. ............................................ MO23Lecours C. .............................................. MO64Lee A.S. .................................................... CO29Lee G. ...................................................... DE20Leidel A.S. ................................................ DE20Lenart J. .............................................. MO100Lenkiewicz A. ...................................... MO100Leontiadis L. ............................................ NC20Leskiewicz M. ...................................... MO116Lev M. ...................................................... CO68Levin Y. ...................................... MO135, CO51Lewis A. .................................................. MO86Liberge M. ................................................ CL30Libert C. ...................................................... CL6Liebau S. ........................................ DE28, DE29Limatola C. .................................... MO64, CL17Lin D. ........................................................ CO29Lindahl A. .................................... MO74, MO75Lindner M. .............................................. CO53Linta L. ............................................ DE28, DE29Lioumis P. ................................................ CL32Liozidou A. .............................................. CO71Liraz-zaltsman S. ........................................ CO6Lisa S. .......................................... MO21, MO25Lisgaras C. .................................... NC12, NC19

Llerena A. .................................................. CO9Loboda E. ................................................ CO50Logothetis N. .......................................... CO64Logothetis N.K. .......................................... NC7Lokantidou-Argyraki C. ........................ MO101Lopes S.C. ................................................ CO77Loukanika A. .............................................. CL31Lourbopoulos A. ...................................... DE16Lu K.P. ...................................................... DE22Luca A. ................................ CO24, CO25, CO26Lukacova K. .............................................. CO21Lukić I. ........................................ MO36, MO17Lygerou Z. .................................... MO59, DE32Lyras G.A. ................................................ DE16Machonova O. ........................................ DE22Mackenzie F. .............................................. DE7Macut Dj. ................................................ CO63Macužic I. ................................................ CO67Magenheim J. ................................ CL22, CL28Maggi L. ........................................ MO64, CL17Magklaveras N. ........................................ CO46Magrepli-Loli N. MD ............................ MO156Mahalaxmi I. ............................................ CO1Mahmoudzadeh M. .. CL35, CO72, DE25, NE17Mahn M. .............................................. MO134Maidenbaum S. ...................................... CO45Maidenbaum Sh. ...................................... CO60Mainiero F. ................................................ CL17Makarchuk M. ........................................ CO17Mäkelä JP. .................................................. CL32Malgrange B. .......................................... DE20Malm T. .................................................... DE15Mandefro B. .............................................. DE3Mandyla M.Α. .......................................... CL34Manoochehri M. .................................... NE17Mansvelder H.D. ........................................ NE1Mantovani R. .......................................... MO58Mantziaris Ch. ........................................ NC13Mantziou S. ............................................ MO96Marco A. ................................................ MO55


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Margarity M. ................................ CO33, NC22Margulis B.A. .......................................... MO31Maris T. .......................................... CL11, CL12Markevich V.A. ................................ ΜΟ1, ΜΟ2Markopoulos G. .................................... MO96Markoula S. ............................................ MO96Marković I. .................. MO112, M120, MO137Markoy D. ............................................ MO125Marmar C. .................................................. CL8Marmor-Levin O. ...................................... NE9Maroun M. ........................................ DE5, DE6Martać Lj. ................................................ CO34Martins L.F. ............................................ MO30Masoura E. .............................................. CO43Mastorodemos V. .................................... CL11Mastrodimou N. .......................... MO21, MO25Mathioudakis L. ...................................... MO61Matiasova M. .......................................... MO16Matsas R. .............. MO47, MO56, MO81, DE12Matsokis N. ........ MO46, MO66, MO143, CL13Mavroeidi P. ............................................ MO43Mavrofrydi O. .............................. MO43, MO45McGlinn E. ................................................ DE13Meditskos G. .......................................... CO74Meier J.C. .................................................. NC1Meir I. ...................................................... NC10Meiri N. .................................................. MO55Melissa P. .................................................. CO5Mellidis K. ................................ MO99, MO147Mesfioui A. ............................................ CO19Messaoudi B. .......................................... CO38Mezei Zs. ................................................ CO55Michaelevski I. .. MO132, MO135, CO51, CO56Michaloudi H. ........................................ MO78Mijajlovic M. .............................................. CL1Mijovic P. ................................................ CO67Mikhailova E.S. .................... CO10, CO11, CO14Mikhaylova E.R. ...................................... MO31Mikroulis A. .................................. NC12, NC19Mikulincer D. ........................................ MO104

Milanović D. .. MO130, MO131, MO142, CO69Milior G. .................................................. MO64Milivojevic M. ........................................ MO58Milošević M. .......................... MO139, MO141Milosevic Z. .............................................. CL15Mindruta I. .............................................. CL20Mircic A. .............................................. MO137Mironidou-Tzouveleki M. ........................ CL24Mironova V. ............................................ NC15Misirlic Dencic S. ...................... MO91, MO120Mitic M. ...................................... MO17, MO36Mitrović N. ............ MO10, MO33, MO85, DE10Mitsacos A. .................... MO34, MO80, MO82Mladenović Djordjevic A. ........ MO41, MO126,.............................................................. MO133

Mohanadevi S. .............................. ΜΟ5, MO6Mojsin M. ................................................ MO58Moldovan M. .................................. CL19, CL20Mollo G. .................................................. MO71Moraitopoulou E.A., ................................ CO44Moraitou D. ............................................ CO43Moré S. .................................................... CO48Morris E.G. ................................................ DE3Morris R.G.M. .......................................... CO65Moscato P. ................................................ NC3Moss J. ............................................ CL22, CL28Mouchnino L. .......................................... CO48Mourtzi T. ................................................ CL13Mouthon M.A. ........................................ CO38Moutoussis K. .......................................... CO52Mrozkova P. ............................................ MO73Müller I. .................................................... NC1Murphy M.P. .............................................. CO7Murru L. .................................................. MO22Mutus R. ................................................ MO78Mytilinaios D. ............................................ CL4Nagaeva E.I. .............................................. ΜΟ4Nagyova M. .............................................. NC5Nalepa I. ................................................ MO109Narváez M. .................................... ΜΟ3, MO62


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Nash Y. ..............................................................Natsaridis E. ........................................ MO107Nedeljkovic N. ..............MO95, MO98, MO127, ......................................................MO141, DE10Nedialkova D.D. ...................................... DE20Neiman D., ...................................... CL22, CL28Nemethova M. ........................................ MO16Nenadovic M. ........................................ MO19Nesher E., ...................... CO51, CO56, MO135Nguyen L. .................................................. DE20Niederova- Kubikova L. ............................ CO21Nikita M. .................................................. NC20Nikitin S.V. ................................................ MO8Nikolić T. .............. MO7, MO19, MO26, MO137Nikolopoulou E. .......................................... CL4Nikolopoulou G. .................................. MO154Nikotina A.D. .......................................... MO31Nir Y. ..............................................NC14, NC16Noutsopoulos D. .................................... MO96Novikov O. ................................................ DE2Nteniki C. ............................................ MO101Ntovas K. .............................................. MO157Nussbaumer M. ........................................ CO7Oflijan J. ........................................ ΜΟ3, MO62Ohl W.F .................................................... CO13Oliveira M.G.M. ........................................ CO23Oliver P.L. ................................................ MO60Olivier E. .................................................. CO76Olszanecki R. .......................................... MO35Onen M. .................................................... NE4Ong S.S. .................................................. MO87Onoda A. ................................ MO123, MO124Ónodi Á. .................................................. CO55Ónody R. .................................................. CO55Onufriev M.V. .................................. ΜΟ1, ΜΟ2Opel N. ...................................................... CO9Ordyan N. ................................................ NC15O’Reilly K.C. ............................................ DE19Orenbach A. ............................................ DE23Oriold F. .................................................. MO11

Oscarsson J. ................................ MO74, MO75Osharina V. .............................................. NE17Otte D. .................................................... MO24Pachnis V. ................................................ DE30Pagani F. .................................................. MO64Pagonopoulou O. ...................................... CL7Palecek J. .................................... MO44, MO73Pallaki P. ................................................ MO89Panagiotakopoulou V. .......................... MO143Panagiotaropoulos T. ................................ CO64Panagiotopoulos N. .................................... CL4Panagiotopoulou N. ................................ MO61Panagis G. ................................................ CO41Panaitescu A. ............................................ CL19Pandria N. ................................................ CL33Pantev Chr. .............................................. CO42Paouri E. .............................................. MO158Papadaki E. ...................................... CL11, CL12Papadaniil Chr.D. .................................... NE14Papadimitriou E. ........................ MO89, MO94Papadopoulos G.C. .......... MO78, MO88, DE16Papageorgiou S.G. .................................. CO71Papaliagkas V. ............................ MO152, CO62Papamitsou T. ...................................... MO152Papandroulakis N. .................................... DE31Papanikolaou M. ........................ MO86, MO97Papantoniou G. ........................................ CO43Papastefanaki F. ...................................... MO47Papatheodoropoulos C. .. MO37, MO144, NC6,.................................................................. NE11Papazafiri P. ............................................ MO43Pappa A. ...................................................... CL7Pappa E. .................................................. CO78Paraskevopoulos E. ...................... CO42, CO75Parkkonen L. ............................................ CO66Paslaru A. ................................................ CL20Paslaru A.C. .............................................. CL19Passafaro M. .......................................... MO22Passani M.B. ............................................ CO15Patel A.V. ................................................ MO83


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Patricio P. ................................................ MO12Pavel B. .......................................... CL19, CL20Pavković Ž. .............................. MO133,MO142Pavlidis M. .............................................. DE31Pavlou D. ................................................ CO71Pediaditakis J. .......................................... CL18Pekmezovic T. ............................................ CL1Pekovic S. .................... MO95, MO98, MO127Peñas-Lledó E. .......................................... CO9Peralta Ramos J. .................................. MO119Perdikaris P. .............................. MO107, CO61Perović M. .................. MO130, MO148, CO69Perugia E. ................................................ CO72Pervanidou P. ...................................... CL2,CL3Pesic M. .................................................... CL15Pešić V. .......... MO131, MO133, MO142, CO34Petala E. .................................................. CL24Petrakis S. .............................................. MO88Petrantonakis P. C. .................................... NE3Petričević S. .......................................... MO91Petridou C. .............................................. CO43Petridou D. .............................................. CO43Petronijević N. .................. MO7, MO19, MO26,..................................................MO120, MO137Petrovic I. ................................................ MO58Petrović S. ............................................ MO130Pettemeridou E. ...................................... CO73Piao H. .................................................. MO122Pieropan F. ............................................ MO83Pihlajaniemi T. ........................................ DE15Pinhasov A. .......... CO56, CO51, CO58, MO135Pinheiro de Oliveira A.C. .................... MO103Pinkas-Kramarski R. ............................ MO146Pinto L. .................................................... MO12Pinton L. ........................................ ΜΟ3, MO62Piron C. .................................................... NE13Pitetzis D. ................................................ CL36Pitsikas N. .................................... CO39, CO40Pittaras E. ................................................ CO44Pivina S. .................................................... NC15

Plaitakis A. .............................................. MO61Plakhotnyk N. .......................................... CO17Poczatek C. .............................................. MO23Podgorac J. .............................................. CO34Podolski-Renic A. ...................................... CL15Poggini S. ................................................ MO64Poguzhelskaya E.E. .................................. MO39Poirazi P. .......................................... NE3, NE10Polat U. .................................................... CO68Polissidis A. .......................................... MO154Politis P. .................................................... DE24Politis P.K. .............................................. MO81Poly B. ...................................................... CO44Popić J. ................................................ MO131Popik P. .................................................... MO38Porzia A. .................................................. CL17Potapieva N.N. .......................................... ΜΟ4Poulaki S. ................................................ MO21Poulia N. ...................................... CO39, CO40Pourzitaki C. .......................................... MO99Pozner G. ................................................ NC17Prediger R.D. ............................................ CO77Prévot P.-P. .............................................. DE20Prigge M. .............................................. MO134Prodromidou K. ...................................... DE12Proios H. ........................................ CL26, CO28Prokuratova A.A. .................................... NC25Provensi G. .............................................. CO15Psarropoulou C. ............................ NC12, NC19Pulaski L. .............................................. MO117Raab S. ............................................ DE28, DE29Rabat A. .................................................. CO44Radenović L. .................... MO51, MO52, MO65Radinsky I. ............................................ MO104Radonjic N. .................... MO19, MO26, MO137Radova M. .............................................. DE22Raemdonck K. ............................................ CL6Raftogianni A. ............................................ CO5Rajakumar D. ...................................... MO122Rakić Lj. ...... MO126, MO127, MO131, MO133,


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Safavi S. .................................................. CO64Saftig P. .................................................. MO45Sahin G.S. ............................................ MO110Šakić B. ................................................ MO139Sakka P. ................................ CL27, CL34, CL37Sala C. .................................................. MO22Saleptsis V. .......................................... MO113Salinska E. .............................................. MO13Salozhin S.V. .................................... ΜΟ1, ΜΟ2Salvi G. .................................................. CO57Salzet M. ................................ MO68, NC4, NC5Sampaio S.F. ............................................ MO30Samson L. ................................................ MO64Samuel Saji S. .......................................... CL23Santoni A. ................................................ CL17Santora D. .................................................. NC8Santos T.B. .............................................. CO23Santos T.O. .............................................. MO50Santrač A. .................................... CO49, CO54Sarantari A.M. ...................................... MO149Sarantis K. .................................. MO46, MO66Sareen D. .................................................... DE3Sargiannidou I. ........................................ CL10Sartini S. ................................................ MO79Sás V. .................................................... CO55Sasikala K. .............................. ΜΟ5, MO6, CO1Satra M. .............................................. MO113Savaki E. .................................................... CL12Savic D. ..........................MO95, MO98, MO127Savić M. .................................................. CO54Savić M.M. .................................... CO30, CO49Savvaki M. .............................................. DE17Scarmeas N. ................ CL27, CL31, CL34, CL37Schayek R. .................................................. DE6Scheller A. .............................................. MO42Schieppati M. ............................................ NC9Schiöler L. .................................. MO74, MO75Schlosser L. ............................................ MO42Schmukler E. ........................................ MO146Schwartz M. ............................................ MO72


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Schwarz Q. ................................................ DE7Schwirtlich M. ........................................ MO58Scotting P.J. ............................................ MO58Segev I. ...................................................... NE1Seimenis Y. .............................................. CO73Sekulić S. .................................................. CO34Sela Y. .................................................... NC16Selakovic V. ............................................ MO51Sellis M. .................................................. CO57Semenyuk P.I. .......................................... MO31Semtner M. .............................................. NC1Serafimidis I. .......................................... MO89Serban C.A. .............................................. CL20Sergaki M.C. .......................................... MO14Serralbo O. .............................................. DE13Sgouramani H. .......................................... CO4Shaham O. .............................................. CO35Shanahan M. ............................................ NE15Shantkriti S. .................................... ΜΟ5, MO6Shapira S. ................................................ CO45Shavarda A.L. .......................................... MO31Shavit-Stein E. ........................................ MO53Sheinin A. ............................................ MO132Shemer R. ...................................... CL22, CL28Shenin A .................................................. CO56Sheridan G. ............................................ MO18Shirran L.S. ........................................ DE3, DE4Shohami E. ...................................... CO6, CL28Shukla R. .................................................. CL23Shulga A. .................................................. CL32Shulman Y. .......................................... MO104Shumikhina S.I. ........................................ NC25Sibarov D.A. ................................ MO39, MO40Sidiropoulou K. .................... CL29, NC18, DE27Sigalas C. ................................................ NC20Siggiridou E. .............................................. NE5Silva A. ...................................................... CO6Simon A. ...................................... MO70, NC23Simon N. .................................................. CO60Simonović M. ........................................ MO155

Simos P. .......................................... CL11, CL12Singh V. ................................................ MO103Singh Y. .................................................... DE15Sirenko Y. .................................................. CL21Siska E. .................................................... MO88Skaliora I. .................................................. NC20Skandalis M. ............................................ CO27Skandalis S. .............................................. CO27Slavutskaya A.V. ...................................... CO14Slovinska L. ...................... MO68, CL5,NC4, NC5Slusarczyk J. ................ MO35, MO114, MO116Slusher B. .................................................. CO6Slutsky I. .............................................. MO104Smallwood J. .......................................... MO71Smiljanić K. ................MO41, MO126, MO133, MO136, MO148 Soares J.C.K. ............................................ CO23Sobishchanskyi S. .................................... CO17Soleman S. .............................................. CL18Song J. .................................................... NC2Sotiropoulos I. ........................................ MO12Sousa N. .................................................. MO12Sowa J. ................................................ MO114Spalding K. ................................................ CL22Spalding K.L. ............................................ CL28Spandou E. .......................................... MO101Spella M. .................................................. DE32Spilioti M. ................................................ CL36Spinos D. .................................................... CL4Sporbert A. ................................................ NC1Stachowicz A. .......................................... MO35Stagkourakis A.S. .................................... MO14Stamatakis A. ............ MO34, CO5, CO31, DE17Stamenkovic S. ........................................ MO51Stamenkovic V. ........................................ MO52Stamoula E. .............................. MO99, MO147Stancu M. ...................................... CL19, CL20Stankovic T. .............................................. CL15Stanojevic Z. .... MO90, MO91 MO92, MO121, Stanojlović M. ...... MO10, MO33, MO85, DE10


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Stanojlovic O. .......................................... CO63Stavropoulos G.Th. .................................. CO74Stavropoulou A.V. .................................... MO45Stavsky A. .............................................. MO104Stefanidis M. ............................................ CO8Stefanis L. .................... MO81, MO153, MO154Stefanou S.S. ............................................ NE10Stellas D. ................................................ MO81Stepanenko J.D. ...................................... MO40Stergiopoulos A. ...................................... DE24Sternic N. .................................................... CL1Stevanovic I. .......................................... MO98Stevanovic M. ........................................ MO58Stojanović Lj. ........................................ MO139Stojanovic M. .............................................. CL1Stojiljkovic M. ...................................... MO127Stojkovic S. .............................................. CL15Stojković T. .......... MO7, MO19, MO26, MO137Stork O. .................................................... NC1Stremersch S. ............................................ CL6Struzynska L. ........................................ MO100Stuchlik A. .............................................. NC21Stumpf Cs. .............................................. CO55Styliadis C. .............................................. CO75Stylianopoulou F. ................ MO34, CO5, CO31Suresh Kumar S. ........................................ ΜΟ5Suyama F. ............................................ MO123Svensson J. .................................. MO74, MO75Svensson P.A. .............................. MO74, MO75Svinov M.M. ...................................... NC25Sylaidi A. .................................................. NE16Szabó G. ........................................ CO50, CO55Szakács J. ................................................ CO50Szekiova E. ................................ CL5, NC4, NC5Tabachnik T. ............................................ MO55Tabata M. ............................................ MO124Tachibana K. ........................................ MO123Tadic V. ................................................ MO121Taha E. .................................................. MO22Takeda K. .................. MO123, MO124, MO151

Talmi Z. .................................................. DE14Tamba B. ...................................... CO24, CO26Tanne D. .................................................. MO53Taoufik E. .................................... MO47, MO81Taraviras S. .................................... MO59, DE32Tata D.A. .............................................. MO101Tateyama K. ............................................ CO78Taylor J.P. ................................................ MO87Teige C. .................................................. MO71Telefont M. ................................................ NE1Telonis A.G. ............................................ CO33Teplytska L. .................................... MO24, CO7Terem A. .................................................. NC17Tešić V. .......... CO69, MO130, MO131, MO142,................................................................MO148Thanou I. .................................... MO57, MO93Thelen N. .................................................. DE20Thermos K. .................................. MO21, MO25Thiry M. .................................................. DE20Thomaidou D. .... MO42, MO56, MO57, MO89,.................................................... MO93, MO94

Thrasyvoulou S. ...................................... MO96Tikhonov D.B. ............................................ ΜΟ4Tikhonov T. .............................................. CO56Timić Stamenić T. .......................... CO30, CO49Tiroshi L. .................................................. NC24Tivodar S. ................................................ DE30Todorović N. .............................. MO28, MO32Todorović S. .............. MO126, MO136, MO148Tononi G. ................................................ NC16Topalidou M. ............................................ NE13Topalovic V. ............................................ MO58Torrão A.S. .................................. MO48, MO50Tosic J. ............ MO90, MO91, MO92, MO121Touroutoglou A. ...................................... CO18Tovilović G. ............................................ MO112Trajkovic V. ............................................ MO121Trajkovic V. ...... MO90, MO91, MO92, MO112,................................................ MO121, MO137, Trapezov O.V. .................................. MO8, MO9


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Traub R.T. ................................................ MO77Trbovich A. .......................................... MO137Tremblay M.-E. ...................................... MO64Triga A. .................................................. CO61Triga A.A. ................................................ DE31Trindade R. .............................................. MO12Troboukis G. .............................................. NC6Trojan E. .................................... MO35, MO114Trudler D. ............................................ MO146Tsalazidou-Founta T.M. ........................ MO113Tsamis K.I. ................................................ DE19Tsarouchi M. .............................. MO80, MO82Tsenov G. ................................................ NC21Tsentidou G. ............................................ CO43Tsiamaki E. .................................. MO46, MO66Tsilibary E. ............................................ MO140Tsimakidi C. .......................................... MO156Tsimpiris A. ................................................ NE6Tsingotjidou A. ...................................... MO78Tsioras K. ...................................... MO81, DE12Tsolaki A. ................................................ NE14Tsolaki M. ............ MO157, CO22, CO32, CO43,..............................................CO62 CO74, NE14

Tsougos I. ............................................ MO113Tukaiev S. ................................................ CO17Tulloch J. .................................................. CO65Turck C.W. .......................... MO23, MO24, CO7Tzara R. ................................................ MO158Tzavaras T. .............................................. MO96Tzeranis D. ................................................ CL18Tzilivaki A. ................................................ NE10Tzinia A. ................................................ MO140Ulusoy I. .................................................... NE4Umezawa M. ............ MO123, MO124, MO151Urbán N. .............................................. MO115Uttl L. .................................................... NC21Uzuneser C.T. .......................................... CO12Váczi S. .................................................. CO55Vaknin-Dembinsky A. .............................. CL22Vales K. .................................................. NC21

Valsky D. .................................................... NE9Vamvakopoulos N. ................................ MO113van den Berg D. .................................... MO115Van Wonterghem E. .................................. CL6Vandenbroucke E. R. .................................. CL6Vangopoulou C. .................................... MO34Vanhooren V. ............................................ CL6Vannasing P. .......................................... CO72Vartholomatos G. .................................. MO96Vasiliadou S. ........................................ MO101Vasilopoulou C.G. ........................ CO33, NC22Vatakis A. ........................................ CO4, CO57Vavilis T. .................................... MO99, MO147Vekrellis K. ................................ MO81, MO154Velasco M. .............................................. MO18Velimirović M. .... MO7, MO19, MO26, MO120, ................................................................MO137Veyrac A. ................................................ CO38Vidaki M. ................................................ DE17Vidičević S. ........ MO90, MO91, MO92, MO121Vießmann N. .......................................... MO11Vivas A. B. .................................................. CO8Vlachos I. .................................... MO81, DE12Vlaikidis N. .................................... CO22, CO32Voiculescu S.E. .............................. CO47, DE26Volovăț S.R. ............................................ CO25Vrechi T.A.M. .......................................... MO48Vyklicky Jr. L. ............................................ NC21Wagner W. .......................................... MO117Wallois F. .................... CL35, DE25, NE17, CO72Walser M. .................................. MO74, MO75Wang H. .................................................... CO3Wang M. ................................................ MO23Watson R. ................................................ CO65Webhofer C. ............................................ MO23Weinreb O. .............................................. MO27Weissova R. ............................................ DE22Weller A. ................................................ MO55Welniak-Kaminska M. .......................... MO100Werman R. .................................... CL22, CL28


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Whittington M. A. .......... MO70, MO71, MO77,.................................................................. NC23Wickelgren R. .............................. MO74, MO75Wilczynski G.M. .................................... MO52Winborn B.J. .......................................... MO87Winkelmann A. .......................................... NC1Wisztorski M. ................................ MO68, NC4Witter M.P. .............................................. DE19Wong S.F. ................................................ DE13Wood P. .................................................. MO24Woolfenden M. .................................... MO62Wu Y. .................................................... MO60Xianshu B. .............................................. MO42Xilouri M. ............................................ MO154Xingi E. .................................................. MO42Yaffe R. .................................................... DE23Yang M. ............................................ CO3, NC7Yannakoulia M. ............ CL27, CL31, CL34, CL37Yannas V.I. .............................................. CL18Yannis G. .................................................. CO71Yehuda R. .................................................... CL8Yildiz S. .................................................. CL25Yizhar O. .................................... MO134, NC14Ylinen A. .................................................. CL32Yokota S. .............................................. MO151Youdim M. B.H. ...................................... MO27Younis A. .................................................. ΜΟ5Ypsilanti A. ................................................ CO8Yttredahl A.A. .......................................... CO29Yu C. ...................................................... CO29Zafeiridou G. ............................................ CL36Zaganas I. ................................................ MO61Zagoraiou L. ................................................ DE8

Zagrean A.M. ........ MO118, CO47, DE26, CL19,.................................................................. CL20,Zagrean L. .... CL19, CL20, MO118, CO47, DE26Zahiu D. .................................................... CL20Zahiu D.C.M. ............................................ CL19Zarić M. .......................... MO10, MO33, MO85Zayachkivska O. ........................................ CL21Zeca V. .......................................... CO47, DE26Zega K. .......................................... MO76, DE2Zelena D. .................................................. CO16Zelentsova K. .......................................... DE14Zemmour H. .................................. CL22, CL28Zempeltzi M.M. ...................................... CO13Zenelak S. ............................................ MO158Zénon A. .................................................. CO76Zetterberg H. ............................................ CL28Zhang B. .................................................... CL8Zheng Y. .................................................... CO53Ziak J. .................................................... DE22Ziembowicz P. ........................................ MO13Zigogianni O. .......................................... MO47Zilidou V. .............................................. MO145Zimmer A. .............................................. MO24Živković M. .......................................... MO155Zlatković J. ............ MO10, MO33, MO85,DE10Zou H. ...................................................... DE2Ztaou S. .................................................... CL30Zubarev I. ................................................ CO66Zubareva A. .............................................. CL32Zugic A. ................................................ MO121Zyma I. .................................................. CO17

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