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      Coimbra October 2011

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      Aims

      The aims of the MPN&MPNr-EuroNet’s Training School to be held in Coimbra, Portugal, October 20-22, 2011 are the following:

      1. To get the latest information on the different mutations leading to congenital erythrocytosis.
      2. To acquire competences in the various techniques used for the molecular diagnosis of congenital erythrocytosis. The training school is organized in two sessions (see programme):
        • Morning plenary session/lectures: theory.
        • Afternoon practical session: applicants will perform the different assays, assisted by experts, and analyze the results.
      3. To start a cooperative group which could share samples, reference materials and hopefully, generate original studies.

      Objectives

      Applicants will acquire theoretical and practical competences enabling them to set up in their own laboratory the assays necessary for the diagnosis of congenital erythrocytosis.

      Keywords

      Molecular diagnostic, congenital erythrocytosis

      More info

      Click on the following link to get more info about MPN&MPNr-EuroNet.

      Abstract Submission

      The maximum applicant number is 10 so that each trainee can practice in ideal conditions.

      Applicants will benefit from the molecular biology platform of the University Hospital of Nîmes. They will practice under the guidance of experts. In order to maximize and facilitate exchanges, experts will be present with trainees for the whole day.

      Deadline for application: Monday April 11th, 2011.

      Registration fees : 250,00 €.

      Who is concerned ?

      All biologists interested in learning the techniques used for the diagnosis of congenital erythrocytosis. The training school will deal with:

      • High oxygen affinity Hbs and DPGM deficiency – Biochemical and molecular genetics
      • Congenital methaemoglobinemias
      • EPOR, HIF2A, PHD2 mutations
      • VHL gene – Chuvash polycythemia and other mutations
      • Jak2 exon 12 mutations: HRM, SSCP, Sequenciation
      • rs12343867 analysis of the JAK2 GGCC haplotype: HRM and Sequenciation

      Trainees will benefit from the molecular biology platform of the Pediatric Hospital of Coimbra. They will practice under the guidance of experts. In order to maximize and facilitate exchanges, experts will be present with trainees for the whole day.

      The maximum applicant number is 12 so that each trainee can practice in ideal conditions.

      Deadline for application: September 30th, 2011.

      Registration fees : 200,00 €.

      Programme

      Preliminary Programme of the training school

      Molecular Diagnosis of Congenital Erythrocytosis

      WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 19th, 2011

      19:00 Welcome Reception, Hotel Tryp, Coimbra, Portugal

      THURSDAY OCTOBER 20th, 2011

      09:00-09:30 Welcome to the COST Training School Leticia Ribeiro, Coimbra, Portugal
      09:30-10:30 Classification & Genetic Basis of Congenital Erythrocytosis Mary Frances McMullin, Belfast, UK
      10:30-11:30 Clinical presentation of Congenital Erythrocytosis Francesca Pierdomenico, Lisboa, Portugal
      Coffee break
      12:00-13:00 How to investigate a Congenital Erythrocytosis Holger Cario, Ulm, Germany
      Lunch at the Pediatric Hospital cafeteria
      14:00-14:30 High oxygen affinity Hbs – Biochemical & molecular genetics Celeste Bento, Coimbra, Portugal
      14:30-15:30 Lab work
      High affinity Hb mutations detection : P50, HPLC, IEF
      Umbelina Rebelo, Luis Relvas, Coimbra, Portugal
      15:30-17:30 Lab work
      HBB, HBA genes study
      Celeste Bento, Ana Catarina Oliveira, Coimbra, Portugal
      20:00 Dinner

      FRIDAY OCTOBER 21th, 2011

      09:00-10:00 Hypoxia and erythrocytosis Mary Frances McMullin, Belfast, UK
      10:00-11:00 Germ line mutations in genes involved in the HIF pathway : tumor suppressor genes associated with erythrocytosis? Betty Gardie, Nantes, France
      Coffee break
      11:30-13:00 Discussion of clinical cases Leticia Ribeiro, Tabita Maia, Coimbra, Portugal
      Lunch at the Pediatric Hospital cafeteria
      14:00-15:00 Molecular genetic approaches to the study of erythrocytosis genes Janet Pereira, Coimbra, Portugal
      15:00-18:00 Lab work
      EPOR, HIF2A, PHD2 and VHL mutation detection
      Helena Almeida, Catarina Silva Pinto, Coimbra, Portugal
      Dinner
      Interactive session with the speakers of the day

      SATURDAY OCTOBER 22th, 2011

      09:00-10:00 Familial Polycythemia Vera Holger Cario, Ulm, Germany
      10:00-11:30 Jak2 mutations (V617F, exon 12 and GGCC haplotype): Detection by ASO-PCR, HRM, SSCP and Sequenciation Margarida Coucelo, Michele Horta, Coimbra, Portugal
      Coffee break
      12:00-13:00 Interactive session: Discussion of results
      Lunch possible, on request, at the Pediatric Hospital cafeteria

      Participants

      Information

      Place of Meeting

      Molecular Hematology Unit
      Pediatric Hospital Coimbra

      Av. Afonso Romão
      Coimbra – Portugal

      Tel : 00351 96 4455227

      To visualize the Pediatric Hospital location
      click here.

      Contact with the organizers

      Before to contact the organizers, please read carefully the information provided on the web site. Questions may ONLY be asked through the contact webpage.

      How to register, submit a contribution, pay registration fees, get invoice ?

      For registration, submission of contribution … select Registration on the menu bar.

      Pediatric Hospital Coimbra

      Hotels and accommodation

      Each participant has to make his/her own room reservation.

      See below the nearest recommended hotels (15 min by bus, 30 min walking)
      Please mention your participation to the MPN Training School when booking to benefit from our special rates.

      • Residencial Alentejana, Rua Dr. António Henrique Seco Nber 1, 3000-145 Coimbra.
        The hotel “Residencial Alentejana” is familiar, mainly with double and triple rooms. The price for the students in the course is 23 €/night in a shared room or 45 € in a single room.
      • Hotel Tryp Coimbra, Av Armando Gonçalves Lote 20, 3000 059 Coimbra.
        The Tryp Hotel is more comfortable and the rate is 60 €/night/ room.
      • Coimbra Youth Hostel Rua Dr. Henriques Seco 14, 3000-145 Coimbra Portugal, GPS 40° 12′ 40,09″ N – 8° 24′ 51,11″ W

      How to get there ?

      • by plane (low cost):
        • From Porto with Ryanair
        • From Lisboa with Easyjet
      • by train:
        • From Porto or Lisboa to Coimbra-B;
          Choose Alfa & Intercidades
      • by car:
        • See viamichelin
          or use your GPS: Av. Afonso Romão, Coimbra

      Moving down town …

      The hotels are located near the center, the University, and, almost … the river, so it’s easy and nice to go there walking.
      Bus Line 7 leads from each of the above mentioned hotels to the Pedriatric Hospital.
      The bus station is at about 50 m from each hotel. Time schedule : every 10 to 15 min.
      The journey takes 10 to 15 min to reach the hospital.
      The price of each ticket is 1 €.

      Coimbra

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      Organization committee:

      Danijela Leković, Andrija Bogdanović, Nataša Debeljak and Vladan Čokić
      Medical faculty, University of Belgrade
      Institute for medical research, University of Belgrade
      Belgrade, Serbia

      Former EU-sponsored COST Action BM0902 (2009-2013), a network of experts … “

      by MPN&MPNr-EuroNet.

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