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| Morning sessions | |||
| Meet the experts at the microscope | |||
| 8.00 - 9.30 Course 3: | Comparing
the morphology of hair, feather and teeth development C.-M. Chuong, Los Angeles, California, USA (C 3) |
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| 8.00 - 9.30 Course 4: |
Histopathology
of alopecia in horizontal sections D. Whiting, Dallas, Texas, USA (C 4) |
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| Clinical
case reports |
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| Chairpersons: | R.
Grimalt, Barcelona, Spain R. M. Happle, Marburg, Germany |
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| 9.30 - 10.30 | Selected cases will be presented | ||
| 10.30 - 11.00 | Coffee break / commercial exhibition / Poster Viewing | ||
| Genetic defects involving the hair | |||
| Chairpersons: | H.
Hamm, Würzburg, Germany B. Korge, Cologne, Germany D.J. Tobin, Bradford, England |
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| 11.00 - 11.35 | Introductory
lecture: Genes and hair P.M. Steijlen, Nijmegen, The Netherlands (L 4) |
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| 11.35 - 11.45 | Localization
of the gene for hypotrichosis congenita Marie Unna - linkage
analysis and contig construction 1M. Van Steensel, 1M. Van Geel, 2F. J. Smith, 2C. M. Colema, 2W.H.I. McLean, 2P. M. Steijlen, 1Nijmegen, The Netherlands; 2Dundee, UK (F 19) |
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| 11.45 - 11.55 | A
gene for hypotrichosis simplex of the scalp maps to chromosome
6p21.3 1R. Betz, 2Y-A. Lee, 3A. Bygum, 3F. Brandrup, 4A. Bernal, 4J. Toribio, 4J. Alvarez, 1G.Kukuk, 3H. Ibsen, 3H. Rasmussen, 5T.F. Wienker, 2A. Reis, 1P. Propping, 6R. Kruse, 1S. Cichon,1M. Nöthen, 1Bonn, 2Berlin, 6 Düsseldorf, Germany; 3Odense, Denmark; 4 Compostela, Spain (F 20) |
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| 11.55 - 12.05 |
Monilethrix:
Mutational hotspot in the helix termination motif of the human
hair basic keratin 6 |
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| 12.05 - 12.15 |
Identification
of two new mutations in the gene responsible for the tricho-rhino-phalangeal
syndrome type I |
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| 12.15 - 12.25 | Human
nude-ity exposed: a nonsense mutation in the WHN gene underlies
congenital alopecia and nail dystrophy with severeT-cell immunodeficiency
1J.Frank, 2C. Pignata, 2L. Gaetaniello, 2N. Pozzi, 3A.M. Christiano, 1Aachen, Germany; 2Naples, Italy; 3New York, USA (F 23) |
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| 12.25 - 12.35 | Congenital
atrichia in a Palestinian patient resulting from a mutation
in the human hairless gene 1A. Zlotogorski, 2A.M. Christiano, 1Jerusalem, Israel; 2New York, USA (F 24) |
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| 12.35 - 12.45 | Androgenetic
alopecia: relationship to genetic variability in the human hairless
gene 1R. Kruse, 2A.M. Hillmer, 2S. Cichon, 3F. Macciardi, 2M.M. Nöthen, 1Düsseldorf, 2Bonn, Germany; 3Toronto, Canada (F 25) |
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| 12.45 - 12.55 | Enhanced
expression of SRY and SOX9 genes in balding scalp of men with
androgenetic alopecia 1WenChieh Chen, 2Ren-Yu Tsai, 1Wen-Chuan Hsieh, 1Tainan, 2Taipei, Taiwan (F 26) |
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| 12.55 - 13.05 | The
X-linked gene defect of adrenoleukodystrophy is involved in
androgenetic alopecia 1A. König, 1R. Happle, 1E. Tchitcherina, 1J.R. Schaefer, 2P. Sokolowski, 2W. Köhler, 1R. Hoffmann, 1Marburg, 2Wermsdorf, Germany (F 27) |
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| 13.05 - 13.15 | Pili
annulati: new hair shaft and follicle findings with pedigree
analysis in 3 families 1K.A. Feldmann, 2D.A.R. de Berker, 1H. Wolff, 3D.J.P. Ferguson, 4M.R. Pittelkow, 3R.P.R. Dawber, 1Munich, Germany; 2Bristol, 3Oxford, UK; 4Rochester, USA (F 28) |
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| 13.15 - 13.50 |
Closing
lecture: The hair follicle as a target for gene therapy |
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| Summary and Adjourn | |||
| 13.50 - 14.00 | R.
Happle, Marburg, Germany R. Hoffmann, Marburg, Germany |
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| Lunch sessions / Lunch / Commercial exhibition / Poster viewing | |||
| 14.00
- 15.30 IV. |
The
value of hair cosmetics and pharmaceuticals |
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| 14.00
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Critical
review of hair removal approaches W. Stolz, M. Wimmershoff, U. Hohenleutner, Regensburg, Germany (LS 5) |
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| 14.00
- 15.30 VI. |
Management
of scarring alopecias H. Wolff, Munich, Germany (LS 6) |
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| End of the meeting | |||