Lipid Diversity and Human Disease
Symposium
Friday, November 9, 2018
8:30 am - 4:45 pm (lunch included)
IFNH Building, Room 101, Cook Campus, 61 Dudley Road, New Brunswick, NJ
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We are pleased to welcome you to the fourth annual symposium of the Rutgers Center for Lipid Research (RCLR) entitled “Lipid Diversity and Human Disease.” We have brought together an outstanding group of scientists who will share their knowledge, results, and insights into how different classes of lipids mediate normal and pathophysiological functions related to human disease. We are certain that you will find the presentations and posters, which are designed to facilitate your interaction with other scientists, stimulating, informative, and enjoyable. Judy Storch and George Carman |
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Nihal Altan-Bonnet (NHLBI/NIH) Vesicle-cloaked viruses are the optimal units of transmission |
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Nicolas Bazan (Louisiana State University School of Medicine) The elovanoids: new mediators of the omega-3 lipidome target transcriptome architecture for neuroprotection |
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Steven Farber (Carnegie Science) Hooking lipid regulators—live imaging of zebrafish intestinal lipid flux through lipoproteins and lipid droplets |
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Richard Gross (Washington University School of Medicine) The pleiotropic roles of plasmalogens in membrane structure and function |
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Anna Nicolaou (University of Manchester, UK) Fatty acids and their metabolites in skin health and disease |
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Stephen L. Sturley (Barnard College, Columbia University) Modifiers of genetic disorders: insights from a monogenic neurodegenerative lipidosis |
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