This scientific symposium is organized to pay tribute to the outstanding scientific contribution of Rodolphe Fischmeister. This symposium will focus on cardiac cellular pathophysiology, gathering some of the leading scientists who inspired his research, as well as his past and present collaborators and friends.
9h15-9h30 Introduction : Ana-Maria GOMEZ
Electrophysiology/Arrhythmias
Chair: Jean-Pierre BENITAH
9h30-9h45 BOUTJDIR Mohamed, Brooklyn, USA:
Inflammatory cytokines and cardiac arrhythmias: the lesson from COVID-19
9h45-10h00 HOVE-MADSEN Leif, Barcelona, Spain:
cAMP signaling in atrial fibrillation
10h00-10h15 SHRIER Alvin, Montreal, Canada:
The path from hERG channels to complex cardiac rhythms
10h15-10h30 MOLINA Cristina, Hamburg, Germany
The Human part in our science
10h30-10h45 GOMEZ Ana-Maria, Orsay, France:
Calcium makes my heart beat
Coffee break
Cyclic nucleotide control in various systems
Chair: Delphine MIKA
11h15-11h30 CONTI Marco, San Francisco, USA:
PDE4 as flexible components shaping cAMP signals
11h30-11h45 CASTRO Liliana, Paris, France:
Dopamine signaling adaptations in Parkinson’s disease
11h45-12h00 SKERBERDIS Arvydas, Kaunas, Lituania:
Phosphorylation of Cx43 by Ca2+/calmodulin kinase II increases the sensitivity of Cx43 gap junction channels to chemical gating
12h00-12h15 MIALET-PEREZ Jeanne, Angers, France:
From serotonin receptors to cardiac aging
Lunch
Cyclic nucleotide dysregulation in disease
Chair: Jérôme LEROY
13h30-13h45 LEZOUALC’H Franck, Toulouse, France:
Non-classical signaling of cAMP and calcineurin in cardiac remodeling
13h45-14h00 ABI-GERGES Aniella, Beyrouth, Lebanon:
“Fisching” for differential changes affecting cAMP signaling pathway in diabetic cardiomyopathy
14h00-14h15 HIRSCH Emilio, Torino, Italy:
Targeting protein-protein interactions to control cyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterase activity and improve obstructive pulmonary diseases
14h15-14h30 LEBLAIS Véronique, Orsay, France:
Exploring PDE function in vascular cells
14h30-14h45 LEVI Renzo, Torino, Italy:
From Virginia Highland to Orsay, through calcium and cGMP
Coffee break
Repairing the heart + miscellaneous
Chair: Renée Ventura-Clapier
15h15-15h30 ROCHAIS Francesca, Marseille, France:
From heart development to cardiac repair and regeneration
15h30-15h45 VINCENT Pierre, Montpellier, France:
From cardiomyocytes to striatal neurons, cAMP imaging reveals various integration schemes
15h45-16h00 ESCHENHAGEN Thomas, Hamburg, Germany:
From cGMP and muscarinic receptors to regenerating the heart, a not so straight story
16h00-16h15 VANDECASTEELE Grégoire, Orsay, France:
Surfin' the cAMP wave
16h15-16h30 HARTZELL H. Criss, Atlanta, USA:
Let’s go fisching together!
16h30-16h45 Conclusion