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The YongLin Healthcare Symposium series –
The 1st Meeting on “DNA Processes, Drugs and Cancer” Agenda
The YongLin Healthcare Symposium series –
The 1st Meeting on “DNA Processes, Drugs and Cancer”
Time
Day 1: Sunday, 27th November
8:30am –
Registration
9:00am
9:00am –
9:20am
Welcome and Keynote Address
Keynote Address:
9:00am –
9:20am
President Pan-Chyr Yang, National Taiwan University
Title: Introduction to the YongLin Healthcare Symposium series,
Taiwan Biomedical Ecosystem and Excellence
9:20am –
Group Photos
9:30am
9:30am –
10:30pm
Keynote Session
Moderator: Tsai-Kun Li (30 min Talk)
Keynotes Speakers:
9:30am –
10:00am
Prof. Ann-Lii Cheng, , National Taiwan University
Title: The History of Anticancer Therapy
Keynotes Speakers:
10:00am –
10:30am
Prof. Ming-Daw Tsai, Academic Sinica, Taiwan
Title: The evolution view of DNA polymerase
10:30am –
10:45am
Coffee Break
10:45am –
12:00pm
Plenary Session 1: Tumor Heterogeneity and Therapy Resistance
Moderator: James Chih-Hsin Yang (20 min Talk + 5-min Discussion)
Prof. Christian Reinhardt, Germany
10:45am –
11:10pm
Title: Exploring the synergistic drug interactome for the treatment
of cancer - a view from the DDR perspective
Prof. Seishi Ogawa, Kyoto University, Japan
11:10am –
11:35pm
Title: Immunotherapy and emerging resistance: Abberant OD-L1
expression through 3'-UTR disruption in multiple cancers
Prof. Jean Sebastien Hoffmann, Germany
11:25am –
12:00pm
Title: Deregulated DNA replication program as a source of
therapeutic resistance in Leukemia
12:00pm –
Lunch and Poster Viewing
13:30am
Plenary Session 2: DNA processes, Tumor Microenvironment and
13:30pm –
Carcinogenesis
15:10pm
Moderator: Huei-Wen Chen (20 min Talk + 5-min Discussion)
Prof. Shosuke Kawanishi, Japan
13:30pm –
13:55pm
Title: DNA damages and Inflammation-related Carcinogenesis:
biochemical and clinical aspects
Prof. Zee-Fen Chang, National Taiwan University, Taiwan
13:55pm –
14:20pm
Title: DNA “mis-repair” resulting from deficiencies in quality and
quantity of nucleotides
Prof. Rosselli Filippo, UMR 8200, Institut Gustave -Roussy, Villejui,
France
14:20pm –
14:45pm
Title: The Fanconi anemia pathway acts downstream
Microphtalmia transcription factor to maintain proliferation and
survival of melanoma cells and to ensure cell resistance to DNA
damage and inflammation
14:45pm –
15:10pm
Prof. Shigetsugu Hatakeyama, Hokkaido University, Japan
Title: TRIM ubiqutin ligases in inflammation and carcinogenesis
15:10pm –
Coffee Break
15:30pm
Plenary Session 3: Chromatin Dynamics and Biology in anticancer
15:30pm –
intervention
17:10pm
Moderator: Nei-Li Chan (20 min Talk + 5-min Discussion)
Prof. Gaëlle Legube, BCMCP-CNRS UMR5088 University of Toulouse,
15:30pm –
15:55pm
France
Title: Chromatin and chromosome dynamics during DNA Double
Strand Break repair
Prof. Nei-Li Chan, College of Medicine, National Taiwan University
15:55pm –
16:20pm
Title: Structure-based design of new topoisomerase-targeting
intervention
16:20pm –
16:45pm
16:45pm –
17:10pm
Prof. Françoise Dantze, IREBS-UMR7242-BSC, France
Title: Therapeutic significance of PARP3 in cancer therapy
Prof. Jing-Jer Lin, College of Medicine, National Taiwan University
Title: Telomere Biology and Chromsome Stability in Cancer
18:00pm 20:00pm
Banquet
Time
Day 2: Monday, 28th November
9:00am –
Plenary Session 4: Transcription Programming and Repair Factors
10:15am
9:00am –
9:25am
Moderator: Tsai-Kun Li (20 min Talk + 5-min Discussion)
Prof. Jean-Marc Egly, IGBMC, France
Title: Transcription coupled DNA repair and DNA binders
Prof. Hung-Yuan Peter Chu, National Taiwan University
9:25am –
9:50am
Title: Deciphering the functional and mechanistic role of
homologous recombination in biology
Prof. Benjamin Chen, University of Texas Southwestern (UTSW)
9:50am –
10:15am
Medical Center, USA
Title: DNA-PK and TRIM28 in transcription programming and Gene
Expression
9:00am –
10:15am
Prof. Sheau-Yann Shieh, Academia Sinica, Taiwan
Title: Checkpoint signaling in Cancer Biology
10:15am –
Coffee Break
10:30am
10:30am –
12:10pm
Plenary Session 5: DNA metabolism in caner and aging
Moderator: Shu-Chun Teng (20 min Talk + 5-min Discussion)
Prof. Bjorn Schumacher, Research Center / CECAD
10:30am –
10:55pm
Forschungszentrum, Cologne, Germany
Title: Cell-non-autonomous DNA damage responses in cancer and
aging
10:55am –
11:20pm
Prof. Shu-Chun Teng, , National Taiwan University
Title: The evolution view of DNA polymerase
11:20am –
11:45pm
Prof. Steven Lin, Academia Sinica, Taiwan
Title: Understanding DNA repair mechanism to enable efficient
Cas9-mediated homologous recombination
11:45am –
12:10pm
Prof. Sheau-Yann Shieh, Academia Sinica, Taiwan
Title: Checkpoint signaling in Cancer Biology
12:10pm –
Close Ceremony and Adjourn
12::20pm
Optional Tours:
12:30pm –
18:00pm
I.
Collaborative & Institutional Visiting
II.
City Tours