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W03 Targeting TRP channels for pain relief (and more) Mon 398 LASSBio-881: An n-acylhydrazone TRPV1 antagonist orally effective against capsaicin- and partial sciatic ligation-induced hypernociception Marilia Guimaraes, (Brazil), J Tributino, M Santos, C Mesquita, C Lima, L Silva, C Duarte, E Barreiro, C Fraga, N Castro, AL Miranda Mon 399 Molecular mechanism of ETAR-operated Ca2+ entry via TRPC channels and visualization of homo- and heteromeric TRPC3/6 interaction in living cells using BiFC Takahiro Horinouchi, (Japan), T Higa, H Aoyagi, H Asano, T Nishiya, A Nishimoto, S Miwa Mon 400 Pharmacological resting state-fmri study using THC Linda E Klumpers, (The Netherlands), RP Soeter, N Khalili-Mahani, SARB Rombouts, MA van Buchem, JMA van Gerven Mon 401 Creating TRPV1 knock down mice by tentiviral transgenesis Éva Szõke, (Hungary), DM Tóth, K Kvell, B Bender, Z Bõsze, Z Sándor, J Szolcsányi Mon 402 SA13353, a transient receptor potential vanilloid 1 agonist, attenuates leukocyte infiltration in LPS-induced acute lung injury and ovalbumin-induced allergic airway inflammation Fumio Tsuji, (Japan), M Murai, K Oki, H Inoue, M Sasano, H Aono 192 Monday 19 July ■ 13:00 - 14:00 ■ Poster Area
W04 Antioxidants as therapeutic targets Mon 403 Effect of β2-glucans on photodynamic therapy of Lewis lung carcinoma Dalia Akramiene, (Denmark), C Aleksandraviciene, K Suziedelis, U Simonsen, E Stankevicius Mon 404 Hydrogen sulphide generation in porcine tissues Stephen Alexander, (UK), M Doe, M Garle Mon 405 Aggravation by selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitor of antral ulcers induced by indomethacin in rats: Pathogenic importance of impaired anti-oxidative system Kikuko Amagase, (Japan), A Kojo, C Izuhara, K Nukui, A Tanaka, K Takeuchi Mon 406 Nucleic acid oxidation is predominantly determined by non-genetic factors in elderly Danish twins Kasper Brødbæk, (Denmark), R Ribel-Madsen, T Henriksen, A Weimann, M Petersen, J T Andersen, S Afzal, B Hjelvang, A Vaag, P Poulsen, H E Poulsen, Mon 407 Melatonin modulates oxidative stress and prevents cell death in human leukocytes. Effect of intracellular calcium overload and age Javier Espino, (Spain), I Bejarano, SD Paredes, D González, RJ Reiter, JA Pariente, AB Rodríguez Mon 408 Involvement of EGFR/AKT / Cyclin D1 / CDK4 signalling pathway in inhibiting UVA-induced apoptosis of HaCaT cells by polypeptide from Chlamys farreri Zhiwu Han, (PR China), L Zhu, J Tong, P Li, L Yan, C Wang Mon 409 The effect of captopril on the activity of selenoenzymes thioredoxin reductase and glutathione peroxidase, redox homeostasis and trace element level in rat liver Anna Hodková, (Czech Republic), D Kotyzová, V Eybl Mon 410 Drugs with known pharmacological profiles, such as monensin, disulfiram and salinomycin, show cancer-selective inhibition of prostate cancer cell growth by increasing oxidative stress Kirsi Ketola, (Finland), P Vainio, P Halonen, P Kohonen, V Fey, RC Grafström, M Perälä, O Kallioniemi, K Iljin Mon 411 Role of Na+-K+ ATP-ase in the nitric oxide independent relaxation in pig urinary bladder neck Ana Martínez-Saénz, (Spain), LM Orensanz, P Recio, S Bustamante, S Benedito, A García-Sacristán, D Prieto, M Hernández Mon 412 Ozone attenuates imipramine-induced anti-immobility effects in the rat, while imipramine protects against ozone-induced oxidative damage in the rat hippocampus Mmalebuso Mokoena, (South Africa), CB Brink, BH Harvey, DW Oliver Mon 413 Upregulation of endogenous antioxidant and phase 2 enzymes by dietary supplementation of scopoletin, a plant derived coumarin, in rat liver: Possible role in protection against chronic diseases with an underlying oxidative stress Sudhakar Raja Subramaniam, (UK), EM Ellis Mon 414 Protective effect of L-carnitine against H2O2-induced neurotoxicity in neuroblastoma (SH-SY5Y) cells Chunbo Wang, (PR China), Z Han, L Zhu, J Yu, J Ye, J Tong Mon 415 CANCELLED Mon 416 Noradrenaline attenuates hydrogen peroxide-induced cell death of astrocyte through the increase in the level of intracellular glutathione Yasuhiro Yoshioka, (Japan), H Kadoi, A Yamamuro, A Kasai, A Maeda Monday 19 July ■ 13:00 - 14:00 ■ Poster Area 193
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of basic and clinical pharmacology
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Congress patron 2 HRH Crown Princes
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General information Registration &
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Programme at a glance Time Hall A2
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Programme outline Plenary lectures
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Tue 12:45 W13 Workshop: Novel perip
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FC02 Transmembrane transport: Persp
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FC04 Pharmacoepidemiology, current
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W12 Workshop. Experimental pain met
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FC11 G protein-coupled 7TM receptor
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FC13 Maximising benefits and minimi
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W28 Workshop. The Boehringer-Ingelh
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