Virus and host factors in pathogenesis - PART 1

SCS

Virus and host factors in pathogenesis - PART 1 SCS04

Auditorium 2 - Breakout

Chairs

Debby VAN RIEL

ESWI Associate Member, Erasmus MC, Netherlands

Anders MADSEN

Haukeland University Hospital, Norway

Opening of the session

Debby VAN RIELESWI Associate Member, Erasmus MC, Netherlands

Anders MADSENHaukeland University Hospital, Norway
1. Avian influenza viruses re-shape the hormonal landscape by inducing pulmonary CYP19A1 expression in golden hamsters

Sebastian BECKLeibniz Institute of Virology, Germany
2. Obesity increases the risk for severe COVID 19 – An obese hamster model to study sex-specific differences in the underlying pathophysiology

Zoé SCHMALLeibniz Institute of Virology, Germany
3. Functional Balance of HA and NA in Emerging Porcine Influenza A Viruses: Sialoreceptor Dynamics at the Mucosal Interface

Mengying LIUUtrecht University, Netherlands
4. Cell Tropism, Replication Dynamics, and effect on neural network activity to Seasonal and Pandemic Influenza A Virus Infection in a hiPSC-Derived Neural Co-Culture Model

Feline BENAVIDESErasmus MC, Netherlands
5. Single-cell profiling of inflammatory lung injury in clade 2.3.4.4b H5N1 influenza infected mice

Ying LIUThe University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR China
6. A history of obesity increases influenza severity via innate immune training in a canonical NLRP3-dependent manner

Katina HULMEAmsterdam UMC, Netherlands
Closing remarks

Debby VAN RIELESWI Associate Member, Erasmus MC, Netherlands

Anders MADSENHaukeland University Hospital, Norway