Journées Chevreul 2015 : Lipids and Brain III

Du 16/03/2015

Au 18/03/2015

The Journées Chevreul Lipids & Brain III 2015 conference has been held in Paris on 16-18 March 2015.
Professor Michael Angus CRAWFORD from Imperial College (London, UK) received the CHEVREUL medal for his research on DHA identification as a major determinant of brain growth and plausible evolution of the human brain.
He put forward a quantum  mechanical theory for the exclusive conservation of DHA in neural signalling
membranes over the 600 m.y. of animal evolution. Michael  Crawford has been awarded several international prizes and medals for his work
Here below you will find the title of the each conference of the meeting and a link to the corresponding abstract, as well as all the poster abstracts. Please refer to the programme to get the different sessions.

Metabolic fate of AceDoPC, a stable form of LysoPC-DHA to target the brain
Michel LAGARDE, France

Nicolas G. BAZAN,USA

Maintaining brain PUFA concentrations: A focus on uptake and rapid metabolism
Richard P. BAZINET, Canada

Stanley E. RAPOPORT, USA
Sophie LAYE, France

Resolvins promote resolution of brain inflammation via microglia polarization
Corinne JOFFRE, France

Maria MAKRIDES, Australia
Birgitta STRANDVIK, Sweden
Barbara HEUDE, Jonathan BERNARD, France

- Parenteral nutrition and brain development after preterm birth
Randal K. BUDDINGTON, USA
Why lutein is important for the eye and the brain
Maria RAMIREZ, Spain

Mojgan MASOODI, Switzerland

- Palmitic and stearic acid methyl esters as potential vasodilators and neurotransmitters
Hung W. (Kevin) LIN, USA

Ludmila  BELAYEV, USA
Gunter P. ECKERT, Germany

Role of HDL in brain ischemia/stroke
Olivier MEILHAC, France
Dairy fatty acids intake is protective against the occurrence of vasospasm after subarachnoid haemorrhage, while omega6 fatty acids exert an opposite role Jean-Charles MARTIN, France

Stephen C. CUNNANE, Canada

- Long-chain n-3 PUFA and cognition in older people: interaction with Apolipoprotein E genotype
Pascale BARBERGER-GATEAU, France
A unique brain lipidome and metabolome biosignature in Alzheimer’s Disease?
Giuseppe ASTARITA, USA

John W.C. SIJBEN, the Netherlands

Modern Fats and the Modern Mind: Aggression and Depression
Joseph R. HIBBELN, USA
- Omega-3 for child behaviour and learning: clinical trials in ADHD and the general population
Alexandra J. RICHARDSON, United Kingdom
Phospholipids, Arachidonic Acid, and Eicosanoids Signaling in Schizophrenia
Jeffrey K.YAO, USA

Lionel BRETILLON, France
Blake R. HOPIAVUORI, USA
Cécile DELCOURT, France

Phospholipase A2, the neurotrophin pigment epithelial derived factor and lipid mediators regulate corneal nerve regeneration
Haydee BAZAN, USA
Age-related macular degeneration, drug targets, and DNA sequence variation in genes encoding lipid-associated signaling pathway constituents
John Paul SANGIOVANNI, USA
Alterations in dietary n-3 and n-6 fatty acids for treating chronic headaches
Christopher RAMSDEN, USA
Choosing foods to balance competing n-3 and n-6 HUFA and their actions
Bill LANDS, USA
LCPUFA Requirement for brain development
Robert A. GIBSON, Australia

Rob WINWOOD, United kingdom

Impact of the gut microbiota on brain development and function
Sylvie RABOT, France
The preterm pig as a translational model to study the role of lipids in growth and development
Randal K. BUDDINGTON, USA
- Lecithin Extracted from a Marine Source in the Form of Nanoliposomes Promotes Neural Network Arborization and Formation in Primary Neuronal Cultures Elmira ARAB-TEHRANI, France

Axel BLAU, Italy
Serge LUQUET, France

If you need the program click here

 You will find here a link to the main pictures of this event it is a Zip file that is downloadable on your computer