08:30 – 10:00 hrs | Concurrent Symposia S10-14 & Educational Sessions E10-E11
Room: Hall 3
S10.1 Genetic predisposition to medulloblastoma: Somatic evolution and clinical implications
Sebastian M. Waszak;
Norway
S10.2 Non-Invasive Early Lung Cancer Detection
Maximillian Diehn;
United States
S10.3 Therapeutic vulnerabilities from epigenetic alterations in cancer
Nada Jabado;
Canada
Room: Hall 2
S11.1 DNA methylation episignatures in Mendelian neurodevelopmental disorders
Bekim Sadikovic;
Canada
S11.2 Neuronal phenotyping to assess ID/DD variants
N.Nadif Kasri;
Australia
S11.3 Variants and cellular traits
Helena Kilpinen;
Finland
Room: Lomond Auditorium
S12.1 Cytoskeletal organization and function in oocyte meiosis
Melina Schuh;
Germany
S12.2 Meiotic crossover – novel insights
Scott Keeney;
United States
S12.3 Chromosomal errors originating in oocytes determine the curve of natural fertility in humans
Eva R. Hoffmann;
Denmark
Room: Hall 5
S13.1 Order and disorder: abnormal 3D chromatin organization in human enhanceropathies
Darío G. J. Lupiáñez;
Germany
S13.2 Reconstruction of gene regulatory networks In Vivo
Tatjana Sauka-Spengler;
United Kingdom
S13.3 Determinants of enhancer and promoter activities of regulatory elements
Robin Andersson;
Denmark
Room: Hall 1
S14.1 The patient perspective
Jayne Spink;
United Kingdom
S14.2 Telemedicine in genetics services
Sofia Douzgou;
United Kingdom
S14.3 Factors influencing use of telegenetic counseling: Review of professionals’ experience
Rebecka Pestoff;
Sweden
Room: Clyde
E10.1 Polygenic risks in complex disorders and Covid-19
Angel Carracedo;
Spain
E10.2 Polygenic risks in disorders of aging
Valentina Escott-Price;
United Kingdom
Room: M1
E11.1 How are the causes of complex disease distributed in the human genome?
David Balding;
Australia
E11.2 Bayesian gene discovery in rare disease
Ernest Turro;
United Kingdom
08:30 – 10:00 hrs | Corporate Satellites
10:00 – 10:30 hrs | Coffee Break, Exhibition, Poster Viewing
10:30 – 12:00 hrs | Concurrent Sessions C16-C23 from submitted abstracts
12:00 – 13:00 hrs | Lunch Break, Exhibition, Poster Viewing
12:00 – 13:00 hrs | Corporate Satellites
12:15 – 13:00 hrs | Plenary Session PL3
Room: Lomond Auditorium
PL3.1 ELPAG Award Lecture
Gerry Kiebooms;
The Netherlands
13:00 – 14:00 hrs | Poster Viewing with Authors – Group C
14:15 – 15:45 hrs | Workshops W12-W18
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14:15 – 15:45 hrs | Corporate Satellites
15:45 – 16:00 hrs | Fruit Break, Exhibition, Poster Viewing
16:00 – 17:00 hrs | Poster Viewing with Authors – Group D
17:15 – 18:45 hrs | Concurrent Symposia S15-S19 & Educational Sessions E12-E13
Room: Hall 3
S15.1 Unraveling the sequence of the centromere
Karen Miga;
United States
S15.2 De novo assembly of human genomes
Adam Ameur;
Sweden
S15.3 Genome architecture and disease
Evan Eichler;
United States
Room: Lomond Auditorium
S16.1 Cell competition in cancer
Eduardo Moreno;
Portugal
S16.2 Quantitative and dynamic aspects of cell competition
Miguel Torres;
Spain
S16.3 Cell heterogeneity in normal human development
Thierry Voet;
Belgium
Chairs: Alexandre Reymond, Jeffrey Kidd
Room: Hall 5
S17.1 Global genetics towards a socially just practice: a view from North America
Charmaine Royal;
United States
S17.2 Global genetics towards a socially just practice: a view from Asia
Kazuto Kato;
Japan
S17.3 Global genetics towards a socially just practice: a view from Africa
Jantina de Vries;
South Africa
S17.4 GGlobal genetics towards a socially just practice: a view from Europe
Barbara Prainsack;
Austria
Room: Hall 1
S18.1 Estimating ascertainment bias
Nicola Pirastu;
United Kingdom
S18.2 The impact of transmitted and untransmitted alleles for birth weight
Nicole Warrington;
Australia
S18.3 The nature of nurture
Patrick Turley;
United States
Room: M1
S19.1 Approach to overgrowth syndrome in the genome era
Kate Tatton-Brown;
United Kingdom
S19.2 Epigenetic signatures in overgrowth syndrome
Rosanna Weksberg;
Canada
S19.3 Regional overgrowth
Leslie Biesecker;
United States
Room: Clyde
E12.1 Quantitative single cell biology
Dominic Grün;
Germany
E12.2 A Studying the immune system cell by cell
Muzlifah Haniffa;
United Kingdom
Chairs: ESHG-Young
Room: Hall 2
E12.1 Human stem cells-based organoids for personalized disease modelling in human genetics
Hans Clever;
The Netherlands
E12.2 Modeling human lung development and disease using hPSC-derived organoids
Hans-Willem Snoeck;
Untited States