Poster Presentations► TGF-b family and cancer

Poster Session
TGF-β family and cancer
01 Kyung-Min Yang (CHA University, Seoul, Korea)		 Cytoplasmic DRAK1 overexpressed in HNSCC cells inhibits TGF-β1 tumor		 suppressor activity
02 Kazuhito Naka (Kanazawa University)		 Oral TGF-β signaling inhibitor eradicates CML stem cells
03 Takahiro Kuchimaru (Tokyo Institute of Technology)		 Non-invasive imaging of activation of HIF and TGF-β/Smad signaling in		 breast cancer progression
04 Koji Miyabayashi (The University of Tokyo)		 A role of BMP signaling in pancreatic cancer
05 Fumihiko Murai (The University of Tokyo)		 Functional analysis of transforming growth factor (TGF)-β signal in small cell		 lung cancer
06 Yuichiro Yokoyama (The University of Tokyo)		 Autocrine BMP-4 protects colorectal cancer cells from apoptosis through		 down-regulation of Bim
07 Shingo Maeda (Kagoshima University)		
BMP-induced PEG10 regulates level of metalloproteinases and invasion of		 chondrosarcoma cells
08 Erna Raja (The University of Tokyo)		
BMP receptor ALK2-PTCH1-DLX2 axis inhibits glioblastoma
09 Tsubasa Sakurai (The University of Tokyo)		 RBM47 inhibits Nrf2 activity to suppress tumour growth in lung adenocarcinoma
10 Jun Nishida (The University of Tokyo)
Functional analysis of TGF-β and renal cancer-initiating cells		
11 Ryo Tanabe (The University of Tokyo)		 Identification of genes involved in BMP-Induced differentiation of glioma		 initiating cells
12 Luna Taguchi (The University of Tokyo)		 Roles of TGF-β signal in renal cancer cells
13 Kazunobu Isogaya (The University of Tokyo)		 Regulatory mechanism of Smad3 target genes expression by FoxA1/2 in		 lung adenocarcinoma cell lines
14 Kazuki Yoneyama (Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Science)		
Tumor necrosis factor-α enhances TGF-β-induced endothelial-mesenchymal		transition
15 Yukihide Watanabe (University of Tsukuba)		
TMEPAI cross regulation with multiple signaling pathways during tumorigenesis
16 Chiaki Furuta (Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Science)		 Hypoxic conditions potentiates TGF-β signaling in Lewis lung carcinoma cells
TGF-β family signaling
17 (Anna Maria) Anita Morén (Uppsala branch TS group)		
Complex formation and ubiquitination of Smad2 and HECT-WW domain E3-ligases
18 Nobuo Sakata (Showa Pharmaceutical University)		 Transcriptional repression mechanisms of TGF-β signaling and ATBF1 on the		AFP promoter
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19 Mitsuyoshi Motizuki (University of Yamanashi)		
Determination of functional domains in Smad3 by using synthetic peptide		blockers
20 Zhaojun Xu (University of Yamanashi)		
Transcriptional activation via the Smad-binding elements
21 Masao Saitoh (University of Yamanashi)
Roles of Stat3 in Snail induction by the synergism between Ras and TGF-β		
22 Keiichi Hirono (University of Toyama)		 The role of BMP10 during differentiating cardiomyocyte from iPSCs
23 Akihiro Katsura (The University of Tokyo)		
The role of TGF-β signaling in extracellular miRNA secretion and cell-to-cell		communication
24 Ji-Won Lee (Ehime University)		
Super-resolution analysis of cell cycle phase-dependent phosphorylation of Smads
25 Tadayoshi Hayata (University of Tsukuba)		
Dullard/Ctdnep1 is a Smad1-interacting protein to suppress BMP signaling
26 Yutaro Tsubakihara (Ehime university)		 Arkadia induces ubiquitylation and degradation of Smad6
27 Shin yamamoto (Ehime University)		 Analysis of the role of Smurf 1/2 in osteoblast differentiation
28 Mayu Arase (The University of Tokyo)		 FAIRE-seq analysis of TGF-β-induced EMT in mouse mammary gland epithelial cells
Cancer biology(angiogenesis /lymphangiogenesis)
29 Tomohisa Sakaue (Ehime university, PROS)		 BTB proteins as an adaptor for Cul3-based ubiquitin ligases multiply regulate		
angiogenesis
30 Yasuhiro Yoshimatsu (Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences)		
Prox1 controls platelet-derived growth factor signals during tumor lymphangiogenesis
31 Ling Zheng (University of Tsukuba)		
Molecular function of THG-1/Tsc22D4 in tumor angiogenesis
32 Fumiko Itoh (Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences)		
TGF-β regulates lymphangiogenesis
33 Erika Abe (Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Science)		 TC-1 is a novel Smad binding protein in lymphangiogenesis
Cancer biology (podoplanin/aggrus CLEC)
34 Caname Iwata (The University of Tokyo)		 Podoplanin/aggrus maintains vascular integrity in the brain
35 Shogo Tamura (University of Yamanashi)		 A novel function of CLEC-2 for megakaryopoiesis: CLEC-2/PDPN niche		 promotes megakaryocyte expansion
36 Ai Takemoto (Japanese Foundation for Cancer Research)
Aggrus-induced platelet aggregation promotes tumor metastasis by				 enhancing EMT
37 Toshiaki Shirai (University of Yamanashi)		 CLEC-2 facilitates hematogenous tumor metastasis, but not tumor growth		 or lymphogenous metastasis
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38 Nagaharu Tsukiji (University of Yamanashi)		 Unexpected role of platelets in lung development depending on a platelet		 activation receptor, CLEC-2Cancer biology (EMT)
39 Tomokazu Kimura (University of Tsukuba)		 GPNMB impacts on invasive properties of bladder cancer
40 Sinh Duy Nguyen (University of Yamanashi)Role of ets1 and ZEB1/SIP1 in EMT of basal-like subtype breast cancer		
41 Zhihong Chen (University of Yamanashi)		 Biochemical activities of truncated ESRP1 mutants
42 Yukari Okita (University of Tsukuba)		 Gpnmb generates epithelial-mesenchymal transition and tumorigenesis in		 breast cancer cells
Cancer biology (tumor microenvironment)
43 Hiroshi Seno (Kyoto University Graduate School of Medicine)		 The role of Nardilysin in intestinal tumorigenesis
44 Kei Takahashi (The University of Tokyo)		
Analysis of pancreatic microenvironment with an orthotopic model and in		 vivo bioluminecence imaging
45 Douaa Dhahri (University of Tokyo, The Institute of Medical Science)		 Mesenchymal Stem Cells expansion by the fibrinolytic system: implications		 in cancer microenvironment
46 Naohiro Nishida (Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine)		 Hypoxia induced long non-coding RNAs are involved in cancer progression
47 Eisaku Kondo (Niigata University Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences)		 MSC in panceratic tumor microenviroment and development of MSC		 targeting CPP
48 Satoshi Muraoka (Hiroshima University)		
Biological activity of senescence associated exoxomes in tumor microenvironment
Cancer biology (therapy)
49 Yu Okubo (Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Scienences)		 Exploration of cancer-targeting antibodies using an HSV-based screening		system
50 Hiroaki Uchida (Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences)		 Augmentation of oncolytic potential of a fully retargeted HSV by introduction		 of syncytial mutations
51 Ryota Takahashi (The University of Tokyo)		
Soluble VCAM-1 predicts efficacy of gemcitabine treatment in pancreatic cancer
52 Makoto Hayashi (Kobe University)		 ALDH1 contributes to acquisition of resistance to paclitaxel in gastric cancer cells
53 Takuma Suzuki (Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences)		 Development of highly specific cancer-retargeted HSV by modification of		 multiple glycoproteins54 Takeshi Fukuhara (Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences)		 IL13Ra2, therapeutic target of melanoma, identified by unique antibody		 screening technology
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55 Mao Komai (The University of Tokyo)		 Identification of Interleukin 13 Receptor alpha 2 (IL13Rα2) as a novel marker		 of human melanoma
56 Hayato Okamoto ( Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Science)		
Interleukin 13 receptor alpha 2 expression increases the growth of human		 melanoma xenograft in mice
57 Jun Koseki (Osaka University)		 Computational analysis predicts imbalanced IDH1/2 expression associate		 with 2-HG-inactivating β-oxygenation enzyme
58 Yuta Matsuura (Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Science)		 Development of Anti-EpCAM ScFv toxin for cancer therapeutics
Cancer biology (miscellaneous)
59 Akira Suzuki (Kyushu Univ)		 Function of MOB1A/1B in murine liver
60 Masamitsu Konno (Osaka University)		 Embryonic MicroRNA-369 regulates pyruvate kinase splicing form by stabilizing		 translation of splicing
61 Akiyoshi Komuro (The University of Tokyo)		
Identification of a novel fusion gene, HMGA2-EGFR in glioblastoma
62 Koichi Kawamoto (Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine)		 Murine insulinoma cell-conditioned medium with ΒETA2/NeuroD1 transduction		 efficiently induces the differentiation into pancreatic β cells
63 Phu Thien Truong (University of Tsukuba)		 Age-dependent decrease of DNA hydroxymethylation in human T cells
64 Tran Bich Nguyen (University of Tsukuba)		 Identification of cell-type-specific mutations in angioimmunoblastic T-cell		lymphoma
65 Rie Nakamoto-Matsubara (University of Tsukuba)		 Detection of the G17V RHOA mutation in angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma		 using quantitative allele-specific polymerase chain reaction

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