Poster presenters
List
of Poster Presenters
|
No |
Poster presenter |
Title of
poster |
|
1 |
Mingkang Liu |
Study the
functional role of Synaptojanin1 and Auxilin in Parkinson’s disease
pathogenesis using human stem cell derived neuronal models |
|
2 |
Ka Wai Wong |
Nuclear Receptor
Factor modulates intrinsic development program conserved across blastoids and
blastocysts |
|
3 |
P Horcharoensu |
Identification of
macrophage subtypes within the foetal thymus |
|
4 |
Tian Zhang |
Investigating the
function of novel PKD genes in kidney organoids and assessing gender-related
effects on cyst formation using patient iPSC-... |
|
5 |
S Adusumalli |
Spatiotemporal
transcriptomes revealed functional maturation and midkine-mediated
vascularization of human grafts in myocardial infarcted pig hearts |
|
6 |
Ryan Fan |
Identification of
Long Non-coding RNA regulators of cardiac specification using CRISPRi
screening |
|
7 |
Lynn Yap |
Elucidating the
mechanism of biologically relevant cardiac laminin-221 in stem cell
differentiation |
|
8 |
Meng Liu |
Organoid model of
polycystic kidney disease recapitulates clinically relevant symptoms and
identifies candidate drugs |
|
9 |
Phil Jun Kang |
Coordinated Wnt
regulation specifies midbrain dopamine neuronal subtypes |
|
10 |
Yu-Hsin YEN |
Familial
Alzheimer’s Disease patient iPSC-derived endothelial cells reveal involvement
of dysregulated endothelial cell function and property |
|
11 |
Nadia Omega Cipta |
Proteome profiling
of a transposable element family in mouse embryonic stem cells |
|
No |
Poster
presenter |
Title of
poster |
|
12 |
Hilary Toh |
Understanding
midbrain dopaminergic cell fate acquisition for Parkinson’s Disease therapy |
|
13 |
Chun-Ho Chan |
Single cell
transcriptomic study of tricuspid atresia patient-specific hiPSCs at multiple
stages of in vitro cardiac differentiation |
|
14 |
Yixuan Wang |
VHL deficient
human kidney organoid to model clear cell renal cell carcinoma |
|
15 |
Yang Gao |
The role of SUMO
pathway in neural stem cell reactivation and brain development |
|
16 |
Chao Zhang |
Coordinated
induction of metanephric mesenchyme and ureteric bud to generate human kidney
organoids with collecting duct network |
|
17 |
Smarajit
Chakraborty |
Novel anti-microbial
peptides derived from differentiating adipose-derived stem cells |
|
18 |
N Brian
Ramakrishna |
Small regulatory
RNAs in human primordial germ cell development |
|
19 |
Lamony Chew |
Nutritious
cultivated fish adipocytes for cellular agriculture |
|
20 |
Haitao Tu |
Investigating the
role of microglia in neurodegenerative disease using patient iPSC |
|
21 |
Fang Yuan |
Modeling MT
IVNS1ABP-Induced Cellular Senescence by human iPSCs derived NPCs |
|
22 |
Lay Shuen Tan |
Uncovering the
role of G6PC2 and the effects of its East Asian-specific S324P variant in
glucose metabolism |
|
23 |
Tae Min Kim |
Primed
extracellular vesicles for acute kidney injury |
|
24 |
Huamin Wang |
Human stem
cell-derived kidney organoid to model diabetic nephropathy (DN) |
|
25 |
Alan Lam |
Human mesenchymal
stem cell processing for clinical applications using a closed semi-automated
workflow |
|
No |
Poster presenter |
Title of poster |
|
26 |
Samantha Lim |
Transplantation of
cardiovascular progenitors into myocardial infarcted pig heart |
|
27 |
Dewei Kong |
Altered DNA
methylation in HUVECs isolated from pregnancies complicated by gestational
diabetes: a contributor to cardiometabolic… |
|
28 |
Zi Jian Khong |
Unravelling
metabolic defects in macrocephalic ASD knockdown iPSC lines |
|
29 |
P
Augsornworawat |
Elucidating
lineage plasticity in pancreatic organogenesis through multiomic profiling of
human islets derived from stem cells |
|
30 |
Wei Sheng Tan |
Partial
restoration of retina function in pre-clinical models using laminin
differentiated photoreceptor progenitors |
|
31 |
Matias I. Autio |
Computationally
defined genomic safe harbour loci enable stable, as well as inducible,
transgene expression in human pluripotent stem cells |
|
32 |
Alvin Soetedjo |
Identification of
NEUROD1 targets in differentiating human pancreatic islet cells |
|
33 |
Teja Celhar |
Fetal liver CD34+
contain endothelial cells that induce a distinct liver pathology upon
transplantation in NOD/Shi-scid Il2rgnull mice |
|
34 |
Wei-Xiang Sin |
High-density
microbioreactor process designed for automated point-of-care manufacturing of
CAR T cells |
|
35 |
Xu Gao |
Confined migration
drives stem cell epigenetics and differentiation |
|
36 |
Harini
Rajendiran |
In vitro
intra-hepatic bile duct formation via spatiotemporally specified signalling
cues |
|
37 |
Yong Jian Lee |
Rapid alternatives
to compendial sterility and mycoplasma test methods – Case studies on
implementation, validation and adoption |
|
38 |
Shruthi P
Chelvam |
Anomaly detection
for microbial contamination in mesenchymal stromal cell culture |
|
No |
Poster presenter |
Title of poster |
|
39 |
Jiaen Lin |
Novel roles of two
peptides in Drosophila neural stem cell reactivation |
|
40 |
Claire NEO |
HNF1A binds and
regulates the expression of SLC51B to facilitate the uptake of estrone
sulfate in human renal proximal tubule epithelial cells |
|
41 |
Kun-Yang Lin |
Astrocytes control
quiescent NSC reactivation via GPCR signaling-mediated F-actin remodeling |
|
42 |
Dong-Liang Ma |
Arl2 regulates
neurogenesis via microtubule organization during the mouse cortical
development |
|
43 |
Zengping Liu |
Delayed
inflammation and immune rejection of xeno-transplanted human iPSC-RPE monolayers
in non-human primates |
|
44 |
Rachael Lee |
Exploring the
significance of single-cell mRNA dynamics in advancing stem cell research
using DynaSCOPE |
|
45 |
Steve KW Oh |
Robust lentivirus
and AAV manufacturing platforms for cell and gene therapies |
|
46 |
Omar Sheriff |
A GMP-Compliant
CRISPR-based gene-editing process for the manufacturing of universal CAR-T
(OMNICAR) cells |
Poster Presentation & Best Poster Price Contest Guide
Poster session with Wine & Cheese
Day: 29 Nov 23 (Wed)
Time: 16:20-1830
Poster judges will visit your poster during the poster session.
Four poster prizes are awarded. It's advisable to be at your poster and present, otherwise your chances of winning a poster prize are minimal.
Day: 29 Nov 23 (Wed)
Time: 16:20-1830
Poster judges will visit your poster during the poster session.
Four poster prizes are awarded. It's advisable to be at your poster and present, otherwise your chances of winning a poster prize are minimal.
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Size of poster/poster board
Poster boards are approximately 1m wide x 2m high. Recommended poster size 90 cm (36 inches) wide x 150 cm (59 inches) high. Posters are in Portrait format (see illustration). Velcro tape for posting your poster to the board will be provided. |
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Poster Set-up
Wednesday, 29 November 2023, by 8:30.
The posters will be accessible throughout the symposium on all days. Please feel free to invite any potential viewer to your poster at any time during the symposium.
Poster Take-down
Friday, 1th December 2023, by 16:15.
Important Note
Posters that have not been removed by 16:15 on Fri, 1 Dec 2023 will be taken down by the organizers and the organizers do not assume any responsibility for any lost posters.
Wednesday, 29 November 2023, by 8:30.
The posters will be accessible throughout the symposium on all days. Please feel free to invite any potential viewer to your poster at any time during the symposium.
Poster Take-down
Friday, 1th December 2023, by 16:15.
Important Note
Posters that have not been removed by 16:15 on Fri, 1 Dec 2023 will be taken down by the organizers and the organizers do not assume any responsibility for any lost posters.
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