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Home
About
The Transplantation Society
Committees
General Info
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Promotional Toolkit
Program
Detailed Program
Virtual Plenary Sessions
Virtual Program Grid
Virtual Sessions by Track
Industry Supported Symposia
Call for Virtual Networking Lounge Ideas
Live Surgery Session
Transplantation Journal Congress Abstracts
Registration
Sponsorship
Industry Prospectus
Confirmed Sponsors
Sections Corner
TTS Virtual Booth
Press
Press Releases
Media Registration or Questions
Contact us
Basic and Translational Sciences
Confirmed Speakers
Stay tuned for updates as the Congress Program comes into focus!
PART ONE
SOTA Session:
Tissue-Resident Lymphocytes
Formation and plasticity of tissue resident memory populations in human allografts revealed by single cell analysis and serial TCR sequencing
Megan Sykes, United States
Antigen presentation by tissue resident APC
Adrian E. Morelli, United States
Reshaping T cell memory with lymphoablation
Anna Valujskikh, United States
PART TWO
SOTA Session:
The Future is Now… Immune Regulation in Transplantation
The Regulation of Immune Tolerance by FOXP3 – basic
Ling Lu, People’s Republic of China
Intragraft immune regulation protects transplants under sub-therapeutic immunosuppression
Paloma Riquelme, Germany
(with James A. Hutchinson)
Intragraft immune regulation protects transplants under sub-therapeutic immunosuppression
James A. Hutchinson, Germany
(with Paloma Riquelme)
Clinical experience of Treg therapy
Fadi Issa, United Kingdom
PART THREE
SOTA Session:
Sex as an Immunological Variable
Improved renal ischemia tolerance in females influences kidney transplantation outcomes
Matthew Levine, United States
Sex as a biological variable
Stefan G. Tullius, United States
The role of the X chromosome in organ transplantation
Anette Melk, Germany