18th wms congress – 2013 – program
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Neuromuscular Disorders 23 (2013) 706–737
18th WMS Congress – 2013 – Program
Tuesday 1 October 2013
12:30–16:00
http://dx.doi.org/1
0.1016/j.nmd.WMS Executive Board Meeting – Surf and Sand (lunch served)
16:00–19:00
Registration – Fred Farr ForumSetting up of posters – Fireside Underground
19:30–22:30
Welcome and Opening Lecture – Merrill HallThe strongest muscle of them all – S. Lydon
Reception and Welcome Barbecue – Barbecue area
Wednesday 2 October 2013
08:30–09:00
Opening of Congress – Message from the President Victor Dubowitz – MerrillHall09:00–10:30
Myomatrix in Health and Disease; Invited lectures (M.I.1–3) – Merrill HallChairpersons: D. Shelton and V. Dubowitz
M.I.1
Mechanism of laminin assembly: Insight for structural repairs of MDC1AP.D. Yurchenco; S. Crosson; K.K. McKee; M.A. Ruegg
M.I.2
The matrix as a modifier for muscular dystrophyE.M. McNally
M.I.3
The role of laminins in myomatrix assembly and skeletal muscle stabilityM.A. Ruegg; S. Meinen; G. Maier; S. Lin; P.G. Yurchenco
10:30–11:00
Morning Tea and Coffee11:00–11:30
Myomatrix in Health and Disease; Invited lecture (M.I.4) – Merrill HallChairpersons: D. Shelton and V. Dubowitz
M.I.4
Progress in gene therapy for muscular dystrophy using vascular delivery of GALGT2P. Martin
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11:30–13:00
New Developments in Myopathies; Oral Presentations (O.1–6) – Merrill HallChairpersons: G. Bonne and N. Laing
O.1
Collagen XII as a new disease gene for Bethlem-like myopathyD. Hicks; G. Torabi Farsani; S. Laval; J. Collins; E. Martoni; A. Shah; Y. Zou; M. Koch;C. Bonnemann; H. Lochmuller; K. Bushby; M. Roberts; V. Straub
O.2
Collagen type XII: A new congenital matrix and muscle diseaseY. Zou; D. Zwolanek; Y. Hu; G. Schreiber; K. Brockmann; Y. Izu; Z. Tian; M. Devoto;S. Gandhy; M. Meier; J. Stetefeld; D. Hicks; V. Straub; N. Voermans; D.E. Birk; E.R. Barton;M. Koch; C.G. Bonnemann
O.3
Identification of novel dystroglycan-associated glycoprotein complexes in skeletal muscleE.K. Johnson; B. Li; J.H. Yoon; K.M. Flanigan; P.T. Martin; J.M. Ervasti; F. Montanaro
O.4
Proteomic analysis confirms that HMERF associated with mutations in A-band titin is a newsubtype of myofibrillar myopathies
A. Maerkens; G. Pfeffer; A. Sarkozy; F. Chevessier; J. Uzkoreit; S. Feldkirchner; R. Barresi;K. Bushby; V. Straub; A. Oldfors; K. Marcus; M. Vorgerd; R. Schroder; H. Lochmuller;P. Chinnery; R.A. Kley
O.5
Mutations in MuRF1 and MuRF3 cause a novel protein aggregate myopathy and cardiomyopathyM. Olive; S. Abdul-Hussein; A. Oldfors; D.O. Furst; P.F.M. van der Ven; L. Gonzalez-Mera;J. Gonzalez-Costello; B. Torrejon-Escribano; J. Alio; A. Pou; I. Ferrer; H. Tajsharghi
O.6
Restricting MTM1 transgene expression to skeletal muscle in AAV-mediated gene therapy formyotubular myopathy
R. Joubert; C. Moal; A. Vignaud; S. Martin; I. Richard; P. Moullier; A.H. Beggs;M.K. Childers; F. Mavilio; A. Buj-Bello
13:00–14:30
Lunch - Crocker Hall and Seascape14:30–16:00
Guided poster discussion session 1: parallel sessions (1–5) – Fireside UndergroundFacilitators: C. Sewry, B. Udd, J. Verschuuren, N. Clarke and M Vainzof.
Congenital Muscular Dystrophies; Poster 1 (P.1.1–21)
P.1.1
Natural history of Ullrich congenital muscular dystrophyT. Yonekawa; H. Komaki; M. Okada; Y.K. Hayashi; S. Noguchi; I. Nonaka; K. Sugai;M. Sasaki; I. Nishino
P.1.2
Natural history of pulmonary function in collagen VI-related myopathies: An international studyA.R. Foley; S. Quijano-Roy; J. Collins; V. Straub; M. McCallum; N. Deconinck; E. Mercuri;M. Pane; A. D’Amico; E. Bertini; K. North; M.M. Ryan; S. Auh; F. Muntoni; C.G. Bonnemann
P.1.3
Postural changes in forced vital capacity characterize congenital muscular dystrophy subtypesK.G. Meilleur; M.M. Linton; A. Rutkowski; M.E. Leach; M. Jain; C. Jolley; M. Barton;P. McGraw; J. Collins; S. Donkervoort; J. Dastgir; J.R. Fontana; H. Sawnani; C.G. Bonnemann
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P.1.4
Gene expression profile of collagen VI deficient human fibroblastsT. Casserras; S.G. Kalko; S. Paco; C. Jou; A. Nascimento; C. Ortez; J. Colomer;C. Jimenez-Mallebrera
P.1.5
Gene expression profiling identifies molecular pathways associated with collagen VI deficiencyS. Paco; S.G. Kalko; C. Jou; M.A. Rodriguez; V. Cusi; J. Corbera; F. Torner; F. Muntoni;L. Feng; E. Rivas; A. Nascimento; J. Colomer; C. Jimenez-Mallebrera
P.1.6
Investigating collagen VI biosynthesis and assembly in the context of ALG2 impairmentin Ullrich/CMS-like family
G. Torabi Farsani; D. Hicks; S. Laval; M. Salih; M.Z. Seidhamed; J. Cossins; D. Beeson;V. Straub; H. Lochmuller; K. Bushby
P.1.7
Contiguous gene syndrome causing ColVI myopathy, dysmorphism, frontal atrophyand diaphragmatic hernia
A.M. Seferian; L. Vandenbrande; V. Allamand; A. de Becdelievre; P. Richard; S. Lyonnet;V. Malan; L. Servais
P.1.8
Genetic ablation of p66Shc rescues functional and morphological abnormalities in collagen VIdystrophic mice
S. Menazza; A. Carpi; V. Pignataro; B. Blaauw; P. Bonaldo; M. Giorgio; F. Di Lisa; M. Canton
P.1.9
Repeated cardiotoxin treatment progresses muscle phenotype in Collagen VI deficient miceS. Noguchi; M. Ogawa; I. Nishino
P.1.10
siRNA-mediated allele-specific silencing of a dominant negative COL6A3 mutation causing Ullrichcongenital muscular dystrophyV. Bolduc; Y. Zou; C.G. Bonnemann
P.1.11
Development of a registry and a database for a nation-wide Italian collaborative networkon congenital muscular dystrophy
F. Bianco; A. D’Amico; S. Messina; L. Politano; F.M. Santorelli; C. Bruno; P. Boffi;E. Pegoraro; A. Berardinelli; G.P. Comi; A. Pini; I. Moroni; E. Bertini; M. Pane; E. Mercuri
P.1.12
Whole exome sequencing as a genetic diagnostic tool for congenital muscular dystrophiesO. Ceyhan; B. Talim; A.H. Beggs; H. Topaloglu
P.1.13
Autophagy and the pathogenesis of congenital muscular dystrophiesE. Horstick; X. Li; S. Moore; J.J. Dowling
P.1.14
Knee extensor muscle force correlates with and may predict sit to stand ability in congenitalmuscular dystrophy
M. Jain; D. Hall; M. Waite; J. Collins; K. Meilleur; A. Rutkowski; J. Dastgir; S. Donkervoort;M. Leach; C. Bonnemann
P.1.15
Clinical heterogeneity of myopathy related to partial merosin deficiencyT. Stojkovic; I. Nelson; J. Nectoux; M. Cossee; V. Allamand; C. Gartioux; R. Ben Yaou;A. Ferreiro; P. Richard; P.Y. Carlier; P. Carlier; S. Dupont; S. Lehericy; B. Eymard; G. Bonne
P.1.16
Sarcospan amelioration of muscular dystrophy restores laminin binding and is dependent on a7b1integrin and utrophin
J.M. Marshall; J. Oh; E. Chou; J. Lee; K. Allan; J. Holmberg; D.J. Burkin;R.H. Crosbie-Watson
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P.1.17
Immunostaining of the sarcolemma with a new monoclonal antibody against alpha-dystroglycancore and its relevance to diagnosis
E. Wilson; E. Lacey; I. Holt; F. Sciandra; A. Brancaccio; J.E. Hewitt; K. Kobayashi; T. Toda;C.A. Sewry; S.C. Brown; G.E. Morris
P.1.18
NMR imaging comparison of dystrophic mouse models: mdx, Large, mdx/LargeA.B. Martins-Bach; J. Malheiros; P.C. Melo Machado; C.F. Almeida; B. Matot; P.L. de Sousa;A. Tannus; P.G. Carlier; M. Vainzof
P.1.19
Impaired viability of muscle precursor cells in muscular dystrophy with glycosylation defects andamelioration of its severe phenotype by limited gene expression
M. Kanagawa; C.C. Yu; C. Ito; S.I. Fukada; M. Hozoji-Inada; T. Chiyo; Y. Miyagoe-Suzuki;K. Kobayashi; T. Okada; S.I. Takeda; T. Toda
P.1.20
GOSR2: A novel form of Congenital Muscular DystrophyL. Tsai; M. Schwake; M.A. Corbett; J. Gecz; S. Berkovic; P.B. Shieh
P.1.21
Congenital muscular dystrophy phenotype with excess of neuromuscular spindles in a 5-year old girlL. Servais; S. Quijano-Roy; A.M. Seferian; V. Allamand; C. Baumann; P. Richard; B. Estournet;R. Carlier; M. Fardeau; T. Voit; N.B. Romero
Dystrophinopathy: functional evaluation and organ involvment; Poster 2 (P.2.1–20)
P.2.1
The Northstar Ambulatory Assessment in Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy: Considerations for thedesign of clinical trials
V. Ricotti; D.A. Ridout; E. Mercuri; R. Quinlivan; S.A. Robb; A.Y. Manzur; F. Muntoni
P.2.2
North Star ambulatory assessment in young DMD boysR. De Sanctis; F. Bianco; E. Mazzone; C. Palermo; S. Sivo; L. Fanelli; A. Graziano; M. Pane;E. Mercuri
P.2.3
Assessment of Upper Limb function in DMD patients: Comparison with normative dataE. Mazzone; M. Pane; L. Fanelli; R. De Sanctis; F. Bianco; S. Sivo; A. D’Amico; S. Messina;L. Politano; R. Battini; S. Frosini; M. Pedemonte; P. Boffi; E. Pegoraro; A.L. Berardinelli;G. D’Angelo; A. Pini; E. Iotti; G. Baranello; L. Morandi; E. Mercuri
P.2.4
Upper extremity reachable workspace evaluation in DMD using KinectG. Kurillo; J.J. Han; A. Nicorici; L.B. Johnson; R.T. Abresch; E.K. Henricson;C.M. McDonald; R. Bajcsy
P.2.5
Performance of Upper Limb Scale for use in Duchenne muscular dystrophy – An iterative processto establish its suitability for clinical trials
A.G. Mayhew; M. Eagle; E. Mazzone; M. Main; M. Ash; M.K. James; M. Vandenhauwe;K. Klingels; T. Duong; J. Florence; V. Decostre; E. Mercuri; K. Bushby
P.2.6
Comparison of 6MWD and person-reported functional measures in boys with Duchenne musculardystrophy aged 4–12 years
E.K. Henricson; R.T. Abresch; J.J. Han; A. Nicorici; E.M. Goude; E. de Bie; C.M. McDonald
P.2.7
6 minute walk test 12 month changes in DMD: correlation with genotypeM. Pane; E. Mazzone; M.P. Sormani; R. Scalise; A. Berardinelli; S. Messina; Y. Torrente;A. D’Amico; L. Doglio; E. Viggiano; P. D’Ambrosio; F. Cavallaro; S. Frosini; L. Bello;R. De Sanctis; L. Fanelli;E. Rolle; F. Bianco; F. Magri; G.L. Vita; M.C. Motta; M.A. Donati; T. Mongini; A. Pini;R. Battini; E. Pegoraro; S.C. Previtali; S. Napolitano; C. Bruno; L. Politano; G.P. Comi;E. Bertini; E. Mercuri
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P.2.8
The 6-minute walk test and clinical endpoints in Duchenne MD: Reliability, validity,and clinically-important differences
C.M. McDonald; E.K. Henricson; R.T. Abresch; J.M. Florence; M. Eagle; E. Gappmaier;A. Glanzman; R. Spiegel; J. Barth; G. Elfring; A. Reha; S.W. Peltz; P.T.C. Study Group
P.2.9
The 6-minute walk test and other endpoints in Duchenne MD: Multi center longitudinal naturalhistory observations over 48 weeks
C.M. McDonald; E.K. Henricson; R.T. Abresch; J.M. Florence; M. Eagle; E. Gappmaier;A. Glanzman; P.T.C. Study Group; R. Spiegel; J. Barth; G. Elfring; A. Reha; S. Peltz
P.2.10
A shorter timed walking or running test may be sufficient for testing function in Duchenne musculardystrophy
L.N. Alfano; L.P. Lowes; K.M. Flanigan; J.R. Mendell
P.2.11
CINRG Duchenne Natural History Study: Relationship of longitudinal measures of ambulatorytimed function tests and loss of clinical milestonesC.M. McDonald; T. Duong; E. Henricson; T. Abresch; F. Hu; A. Cnaan; CINRG Investigators
P.2.12
The Duchenne brain: A matter of grey and whiteN. Doorenweerd; C.S.M. Straathof; E.M. Dumas; E.H. Niks; D.G.M. Schrans; B.H.A. Wokke;J.C. van den Bergen; A.G. Webb; M.A. van Buchem; J.G.M. Hendriksen; J.J.G. Verschuuren;H.E. Kan
P.2.13
Neuropsychiatric comorbidities in Duchenne Muscular DystrophyV. Ricotti; M. Scoto; W. Mandy; K. Entwistle; A. Robb; M. Pane; E. Mercuri; D. Skuse;F. Muntoni
P.2.14
Isolated cognitive abnormalities associated to DMD mutationsJ. Juan-Mateu; L. Gonzalez-Quereda; M.J. Rodriguez; C. Jou; A. Nascimento;C. Jimenez-Mallebrera; J. Colomer; M. Baiget; M. Olive; P. Gallano
P.2.15
Expectations and decision making in clinical trials for Duchenne and Becker muscular dystrophyH. Peay; H. Sheffer; A. Tibben
P.2.16
Cooperative International Neuromuscular Research Group (CINRG) study of echocardiographicoutcome measures for use in clinical trials in muscular dystrophy
P. Clemens; C. Spurney; F. McCaffrey; L. Hache; H. Gordish-Dressman; A. Arrieta; M. Lasota;A. Connolly; C. McDonald; T. Lotze; A. Cnaan
P.2.17
Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in a patient with Duchenne muscular dystrophyL. Cripe; K. Hor; M. Taylor; P. Goldberg; A. Garrison; R. Spicer; K. Kinnett; L. Markham;S. Ware
P.2.18
Bone mineral density and bone mineral content as measures of bone health in ambulatory boyswith Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
C. Tian; M. Rutter; L. Hornung; J. Khoury; L. Miller; J. Bange; B. Wong
P.2.19
Long term growth hormone therapy in Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD): A case reportH.N. Lee; S.R. Rose; M.M. Rutter; H. Sawnani; T. Ryan; I. Rybalsky; B.L. Wong
P.2.20
Prioritizing the worries of parents of children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy using best-worstscaling
H. Peay
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Distal Myopathies; Poster 3 (P.3.1–13)
P.3.1
GNE myopathy functional activity scale (GNEM-FAS): Development of a disease-specificinstrument for measuring function and independence
A.M. Skrinar; Z. Argov; Y. Caraco; E. Kolodny; H. Lau; A. Pestronk; P. Shieh; F. Bronstein;A. Esposito; Y. Feinsod-Meiri; J. Florence; E. Fowler; M. Greenberg; E. Malkus; O. Rebibo;C. Siener; J.E. Mayhew
P.3.2
Characterization of strength and function in adults with inclusion body myopathy (HIBM)/GNEmyopathy
J.E. Mayhew; A.M. Skrinar; F. Bronstein; A. Esposito; Y. Feinsod-Meiri; J. Florence;E. Fowler; M. Greenberg; E. Malkus; O. Rebibo; C. Siener; Y. Caraco; E. Kolodny; H. Lau;A. Pestronk; P. Shieh; Z. Argov
P.3.3
MUC1 is associated with the pathogenesis of GNE-myopathyT. Kurashige; T. Takahashi; Y. Nagano; K. Kushitani; K. Sugie; S. Ueno; K. Arihiro;M. Matsumoto
P.3.4
In vivo GNE interactionsZ. Argov; A. Harazi; M. Becker Cohen; S. Hinderlich; S. Mitrani Rosenbaum
P.3.5
Identification of rare variants in GNE and other sialic biosynthetic genes in HIBM2 and sIBMM.B. Harms; E. Kakkis; P. Allred; J.K. Hilliard; P. Cooper; J. Florence; R.H. Baloh;A. Pestronk; C.C. Weihl
P.3.6
Antioxidant capacity is impaired in hyposialylated myotubes of GNE myopathyA. Cho; M.C. Malicdan; I. Nonaka; Y.K. Hayashi; I. Nishino; S. Noguchi
P.3.7
A prodrug strategy to increase oral absorption and bioavailability of Sialic acid in an HIBMmouse model
G. Morris; Y. Chan; J. Grubb; S. Jungles; E. Kakkis
P.3.8
Laing early-onset distal myopathy in a Belgian familyP.Y.K. Van den Bergh; E.C. Laterre; J.J. Martin; M. Fardeau; F. Lecouvet; I. Liebaers;E. Schmedding
P.3.9
Unusual pathologic features in a patient with clinical features of Laing early onset distal myopathyM. Margeta; G. de la Motte; N. Laing
P.3.10
An unusual double trouble of coexisting distal myopathy and distal motor neuropathy uncoveredby Exome sequencing
M. Scoto; S. Cirak; T. Whyte; A.R. Foley; M. Pitt; J. Polke; M.E. Hurles; A.Y. Manzur;U. UK10K Consortium; M.M. Reilly; F. Muntoni
P.3.11
Atypical phenotypes in titinopathies explained by second titin mutations and compoundheterozygosity
A. Evila; A. Vihola; J. Sarparanta; O. Raheem; S. Sandell; B. Eymard; I. Illa; R. Rojas-Garcia;K. Hankiewicz; L. Negrao; T. Lopponen; P. Nokelainen; M. Karppa; S. Penttila; M. Screen;T. Suominen; I. Richard; P. Hackman; B. Udd
P.3.12
Characterization of CAPN3-dependent proteolysis of C-terminal titinJ. Sarparanta; K. Charton; H. Luque; P.H. Jonson; I. Richard; B. Udd
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P.3.13
Gene expression profiling in Welander distal myopathyM. Screen; P. Hackman; P. Johson; S. Huovinen; B. Udd
Congenital Myopathies; Poster 4 (P.4.1-14)
P.4.1
PIP kinases, muscle development, and the pathogenesis of myotubular myopathyA. Reifler; D. Michele; A. Archambeau; X. Li; J.J. Dowling
P.4.2
MTMR2 ameliorates the phenotype of myotubular myopathy in miceN. Daniele; T. Jamet; C. Moal; R. Joubert; N. Messaddeq; M.W. Lawlor; A. Vignaud;A. Buj-Bello
P.4.3
Intravenous infusion of AAV8-MTM1 prolongs life and ameliorates severe muscle pathologyin mouse and dog models of X-linked myotubular myopathy
M.K. Childers; R. Joubert; K. Poulard; M.N. Holder; R.W. Grange; J. Doering; M.W. Lawlor;C. Moal; T. Jamet; N. Daniele; C. Martin; C. Riviere; K. Poppante; T. Soker; C. Hammer;L. Van Wittenberghe; X. Guan; M. Goddard; E. Mitchell; J. Barber; M.E. Furth; A. Vignaud;C. Masurier; P. Moullier; A.H. Beggs; A. Buj-Bello
P.4.4
BIN1 deficiency in zebrafish results in centronuclear myopathyL.L. Smith; V.A. Gupta; A.H. Beggs
P.4.5
Muscle NMR imaging in the rare E650K mutation in the DNM2 gene in a centronuclear myopathypatient
M. Vainzof; P. Calyjur; M.C.G. Otaduy; C.F. Almeida; A. Martins-Bach; R.Y. Carlier;J. Gurgel-Giannetti; E. Amaro; P.G. Carlier
P.4.6
Useful differential diagnostic markers between congenital myotonic dystrophy and X-linkedmyotubular myopathy
K. Hamanaka; S. Noguchi; Y.K. Hayashi; I. Nishino
P.4.7
The natural history of myotubular myopathy, summary of the first year of enrollmentK. Amburgey; D. Julian; E. Howell; M. Britt; J.J. Dowling
P.4.8
X-Linked benign form of myotubular myopathy (XLMTM) with necklace fibres: A case reportC. Ortez; A. Nascimento; C. Jou; C. Jimenez-Mallebrera; S. Paco; J. Corbera; V. Viancalana;J. Colomer
P.4.9
Variable clinical and histological features in severe congenital RYR1 associated myopathyM. Santi; L. Medne; D. Bharucha-Goebel; C. Bonnemann; J. Dastgir; K. Zukosky; P. Shieh;T. Winder; G. Tennekoon; R. Finkel; J. Dowling; N. Monnier
P.4.10
Exon skipping as a therapeutic strategy applied to a RyR1 mutation causing severe core myopathyJ. Rendu; J. Brocard; N. Monnier; F. Pietri-Rouxel; L. Garcia; J. Lunardi; J. Faure; A. Fourest-Lieuvin; I. Marty
P.4.11
Developing therapies for congenital myopathies by high throughput chemical screening in ryanodinereceptor 1 mutant zebrafish
V.A. Gupta; J.Y. Kuwada; A.H. Beggs
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P.4.12
Association of two mutations in the RYR1 gene in central core disease: recessive or modifyingeffect?
T. Cuperman; S. Alcantara; M. Canovas; L.U. Yamamoto; R.C. Pavanello; M. Zatz;A.S. Oliveira; M. Vainzof
P.4.13
Central core disease (CCD): Improving the screening for mutations in RYR1 geneT. Cuperman; S. Alcantara; N.C.V. Lourenc�o; L.U. Yamamoto; R.C. Pavanello; H.C. Silva;J. Gurgel-Gianetti; M. Zatz; A.S. Oliveira; M. Vainzof
P.4.14
A novel mutation in RYR1 gene for central core disease in a Chinese familyM. Wang; Y. Lu; Y. Da
Limb Girdle Muscular Dystrophies and Emery-Dreifuss Muscular Dystrophy;Poster 5 (P.5.1–19)
P.5.1
Sarcolemmal repair and reorganization of microtubuleC. Matsuda; K. Miyake; T. Imamura; N. Araki; I. Nishino; Y.K. Hayashi
P.5.2
A comparison of muscle imaging in DYSF and ANO5 related muscular dystrophiesL. ten Dam; A.J. van der Kooi; F. Rovekamp; W.H. Linssen; M. de Visser
P.5.3
Whole body MRI study in 27 genetically confirmed Chilean patients with dysferlinopathyJ. Dıaz; L. Woudt; C. Castiglioni; L. Suazo; C. Garrido; J.A. Bevilacqua
P.5.4
Clinical outcome measures for dysferlinopathy: An exploration of reliability and suitability of novelfunctional rating scales
M. Eagle; A.G. Mayhew; K. Bettinson; M.K. James; B. Von Rekowski; K. Bushby
P.5.5
Clinical and genetic characterization of a cohort of 30 Chilean patients with dysferlinopathyJ.A. Bevilacqua; C. Castiglioni; G.A. Di Capua; L. Woudt; J. Dıaz; B. Velasquez; R. Hughes;M. Campero; P. Gonzalez-Hormazabal; R. Godoy-Herrera; N. Levy; M. Krahn; L. Jara
P.5.6
Aerobic training in patients with myopathy and hyperCKemia caused by anoctamin 5 deficiencyC.R. Vissing; N.R. Preisler; E. Husu; K.P. Prahm; J. Vissing
P.5.7
Limb-girdle muscular dystrophy type 2E: Clinical, genetic and histopathological features of 27European patients
P. Laforet; C. Semplicini; J.R. Dahlqvist; B. Eymard; L. Bello; N. Witting; T. Stojkovic;C. Angelini; M. Duno; F. Leturcq; R.Y. Carlier; J. Vissing; E. Pegoraro
P.5.8
Why is LGMD2G rare?C.F. Almeida; P.C.G. Onofre-Oliveira; M. Zatz; L. Negrao; M. Vainzof
P.5.9
Clinical and molecular analysis of a large cohort of patients with anoctaminopathyA. Sarkozy; D. Hicks; J. Hudson; S.H. Laval; R. Barresi; M. Guglieri; E. Harris; V. Straub;K. Bushby; H. Lochmuller
P.5.10
Clinical and ultrastructural changes in transportinopathyC. Angelini; E. Peterle; M. Fanin; G. Cenacchi; V. Nigro
P.5.11
LGMD1D mutations in DNAJB6 disrupt disaggregation of TDP-43R. Bengoechea; E.P. Tuck; K.C. Stein; S.K. Pittman; R.H. Baloh; H.L. True; M.B. Harms;C.C. Weihl
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P.5.12
A mutation in TNPO3 causes LGMD1F and characteristic nuclear pathologyA. Kubota; M.J. Melia; S. Ortolano; J.J. Vilchez; J. Gamez; K. Tanji; E. Bonilla; L. Palenzuela;I. Fernandez-Cadenas; A. Pristoupilova; E. Garcia-Arumi; A.L. Andreu; C. Navarro; R. Marti;M. Hirano
P.5.13
Remarkable muscle pathology in DNAJB6 mutated LGMD1DS.M. Sandell; S. Huovinen; J.M. Palmio; H. Haapasalo; B.A. Udd
P.5.14
The co-chaperone DNAJB6 – mutated in LGMD1D – and its role in handling of aggregation-pronemuscle proteins
P.H. Jonson; J. Sarparanta; H. Luque; B. Udd
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Diagnostic challenge and therapeutic dilemma in necrotizing myopathyK.G. Claeys; O. Gorodinskaya; S. Handt; W. Kress; C. Kornblum; J. Reimann; C. Kuhl;J.B. Schulz; J. Weis
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Predominant right ventricular involvement in patients with laminopathiesR. Ben Yaou; K. Wahbi; C. Meune; V. Fressart; L. Feldman; A. Behin; I. Penisson-Besnier;J.A. Urtizberea; B. Eymard; P. Richard; G. Bonne; D. Duboc
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LMNA-associated myopathies: The Italian Laminopathies Network experience in a large cohort ofpatients
L. Maggi; A. D’Amico; S. Sivo; M. Pane; G. Ricci; L. Vercelli; P. D’ambrosio; M. Scarlato;E. Pegoraro; A. Toscano; S. Benedetti; G. Lattanzi; E. Bertini; E. Mercuri; G. Siciliano;C. Rodolico; T. Mongini; L. Politano; S. Previtali; N. Carboni; P. Bernasconi; L. Morandi
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Tissue-specific expression of nesprin isoforms and its relevance to muscular dystrophy and dilatedcardiomyopathy
I. Holt; D. Nguyen Thuy; L. Le Thanh Lam; Q. Zhang; C.A. Sewry; C.M. Shanahan;G.E. Morris
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Fhl1 W122S knock-in mice manifest late-onset mild myopathyV. Emmanuele; A. Kubota; B. Garcia-Diaz; C. Garone; H.O. Akman; K. Tanji; C.M. Quinzii;M. Hirano
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Afternoon Tea and Coffee16:30–18:00
Guided poster discussion session 2: parallel sessions (6–10) – Fireside UndergroundFacilitators: E. Bertini, D. Biggar, S. Brown, H.H. Goebel and K. Swoboda
Spinal Muscular Atrophies and Neuronopathies; Poster 6 (P.6.1–10)
P.6.1
Clinical and upper limb evaluation at one year of non-ambulant patients with spinal muscularatrophy
A.M. Seferian; A. Moraux; M. Benali; A. Canal; V. Decostre; O. Diebate; N. Deconinck; F. VanParys; W. Vereecke; S. Wittevrongel; V. Jousten; S. Denis; J.M. Cuisset; V. Tiffreau; M. Mayer;I. Desguerre; K. Maincent; C. Themar-Noel; S. Quijano-Roy; T. Voit; J.Y. Hogrel; L. Servais
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Development of a proof-of-concept device using the Microsoft Kinect to assess movement in infantswith spinal muscular atrophy
L.P. Lowes; L.N. Alfano; W. Ray; S. Wolock; K.M. Flanigan; J.R. Mendell; B.K. Kaspar
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Effects of trunk support in sitting position on upper extremity endurance and performance: A casereport of Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 2
S. Subasi; O.T. Yilmaz; A.A. Karaduman; H. Topaloglu
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Salbutamol tolerability and efficacy in adult type III SMA patients: Results of a multicentric,molecular and clinical, double-blind, placebo-controlled studyL. Morandi; E. Abiusi; M.B. Pasanisi; R. Lomastro; S. Fiori; L. Di Pietro; C. Angelini;G. Soraru; A. Gaiani; T. Mongini; L. Vercelli; G. Vasco; G. Vita; G.L. Vita; S. Messina;L. Politano; L. Passamano; G. Di Gregorio; F.D. Tiziano
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Improved antisense oligonucleotide design to suppress aberrant SMN2 gene transcript processingC. Mitrpant; P.N. Porensky; H. Zhou; L. Price; F. Muntoni; S. Fletcher; S.D. Wilton;A.H.M. Burghes
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Splice switching Antisense Oligonucleotides: A “kink” in the design?L. Price; C. Mitrpant; S. Fletcher; S.D. Wilton
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Wide phenotypic spectrum of SMA with lower limbs predominance due to mutations in the taildomain of DYNC1H1 gene: A case series
M. Scoto; A. Rossor; M.B. Harms; M. Calissano; S. Cirak; A.R. Foley; C. Sewry;M. Hafezparast; S. Robb; A.Y. Manzur; R.H. Baloh; M.M. Reilly; F. Muntoni
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Late-onset spinal motor neuronopathy (LOSMoN) - Increasing number of patients, decreasingnumber of candidate genes
S. Penttila; M. Jokela; A.M. Saukkonen; J. Toivanen; B. Udd
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Childhood relapsing immune-mediated polyneuropathy and hemolysis is associated with CD59deficiency
Y. Nevo; B. Ben-Zeev; A. Tabib; R. Straussberg; Y. Anikster; Z. Shorer; A. Fattal-Valevski;A. Ta-Shma; S. Aharoni; M. Rabie; S. Zenvrit; H. Goldshmidt; Y. Felig; A. Shaag; D. Mevorach;O. Elpeleg
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Phenotypic variability in a French family presenting with seipinopathyA. Magot; Y. Ollivier; P. Latour; J. Perrier; S. Mercier; T. Maisonobe; Y. Pereon
Dystrophinopathy: natural history, registries, and training schemes; Poster 7(P.7.1–20)
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A prospective natural history study of the progression of physical impairment, activity limitation,and quality of life in Duchenne muscular dystrophy
N. Goemans; E. Mercuri; A. Morgan; M. Eagle; F. Lawrence; R. Wilson; L. Callendret;G. Campion
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Natural history of a steroid naive DMD cohortB.F. Steffensen; J. Jeppesen; U. Werlauff; J. Rahbek
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The adult Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) patient: Report of current status and functionalissuesJ. Hsu; M. Wong; M. Sarino
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Quality of life of adult patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophyM. Kobayashi; K. Obara; E. Abe; C. Wada; I. Toyoshima
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Sociodemographic and health related profile of adults with Duchenne/Becker Muscular Dystrophy(DBMD): Data from the Muscular Dystrophy Surveillance, Tracking and Research Network (MD
STARnet)
S. Pandya; A. Kumar; K. James; C. Westfield; E. Ciafaloni; C. Cunniff; P. Romitti; R.T. Moxley;N.Y. MD STARnet
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Needs of caregivers/families affected by Duchenne and Becker Muscular Dystrophy (DBMD): Datafrom the Muscular Dystrophy Surveillance, Tracking and Research Network (MD STARnet)
S. Pandya; K. Caspers; K. Eichinger; K. Mathews; P. Romitti; N.Y. MD STARnet
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Health care services received by patients with Duchenne/Becker muscular dystrophy (DBMD):Data from the Muscular Dystrophy Surveillance, Tracking and Research Network (MD STARnet)
S. Pandya; K. Campbell; J. Andrews; F.J. Meaney; C. Cunniff; P. Romitti; N.Y. MD STARnet
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The national Dutch dystrophinopathy patient registryJ.C. Bergen van den; Z. Koeks; C.S.M. Straathof; H.B. Ginjaar; I. Groot de; A. Kooi van der;A. Fock; R. Pangalila; M. Tol van der; C. Faber; N. Wolf; I. Coo de; J. Hendriksen; E. Vroom;A. Horemans; A.M. Aastsma-Rus; E.H. Niks; J.J.G. Verschuuren
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Current status of dystrophinopathy patient registry in Japan: RemudyE. Kimura; H. Nakamura; Y.K. Hayashi; M. Mori-Yoshimura; R. Shimuzu; H. Komaki;I. Nishino; M. Kawai; S. Takeda
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Territory wide study of patients with dystrophinopathy in Hong KongS.H.S. Chan; I.F.M. Lo; S. Cherk; W.W.S. Cheng; E. Fung; W.L. Yeung; W.C. Lee; S. Wong;C.K.L. Ma; S.M. Tai; M.M. Yau; G. Ng; S.P. Wu; C.V.N. Wong
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The clinic services resource survey on DuchenneConnectA.S. Martin; H.L. Peay
P.7.12
Recovery of ambulation and functional mobility in boys with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophyfollowing femoral fractures
A. McCormick; B. Wong; M. McGuire
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Whole body vibration training lowers serum creatine kinase levels in boys with Duchenne musculardystrophy
J.K. Mah; A. Khan; A. Chiu; B. Ramage
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Effects of a regular aquatic therapy program on one individual with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy(DMD), A Case Study
L. Nelson; D. Early; S. Iannaccone
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What can we learn from an assisted bicycle training in a symptomatic girl with Duchenne musculardystrophy? A case study
A.L.C. Huijben; M. Jansen; H.B. Ginjaar; M. Lammers; M. Putten; N. Alfen; I.J.M. de Groot
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One year outcome assessment of young boys with DMD using the Bayley-III Scales of Infantand Toddler DevelopmentA.M. Connolly; J.M. Florence; M.M. Cradock; E.C. Malkus; J.R. Schierbecker; C.A. Siener;C.O. Wulf; P. Anand; P.T. Golumbek; C.M. Zaidman; L.P. Lowes; L.N. Alfano;L. Viollet-Callendret; K.M. Flanigan; J.R. Mendell; C.M. McDonald; E. Goude; L. Johnson;A. Nicorici; P.I. Karachunski; J.W. Day; J.C. Dalton; J.M. Farber; K.K. Buser; B.T. Darras;P.B. Kang; S.O. Riley; E. Shriber; R. Parad; K. Bushby; M. Eagle; M.D.A. DMD
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Effects of quadriceps muscle kinesiologic taping on gait and performance in children with DuchenneMuscular Dystrophy
I. Alemdaroglu; G. Harput; A.A. Karaduman; N. Ergun; O. Yylmaz; H. Topaloglu
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Effects of upper extremity exercise training on respiratory function and quality of life in childrenwith Duchenne Muscular DystrophyI. Alemdaroglu; A.A. Karaduman; O. Yylmaz; H. Topaloglu
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Effects of upper extremity exercise training on upper extremity endurance in patientswith Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
I. Alemdaroglu; A.A. Karaduman; O. Yylmaz; H. Topaloglu
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Effects of dynamic arm training on trunk muscle strength and lower extremity functions in childrenwith Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
I. Alemdaroglu; A.A. Karaduman; O. Yilmaz; H. Topaloglu
Alpha-dystroglycanopathies; Poster 8 (P.8.1–12)
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Muscle biopsy findings in Limb Girdle Muscular Dystrophy 2I (LGMD2I)S. Lindal; K. Myreng; S. Løseth; C. Jonsrud; M. Alhamidi; E. Stensland; Ø. Nilssen
P.8.2
Reduction of LARGE expression in different types of muscular dystrophies other thandystroglycanopathy
B. Balci-Hayta; B. Talim; H. Topaloglu; G. Kale; P. Dincer
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Chronic respiratory failure in patients with Fukuyama congenital muscular dystrophyT. Sato; K. Ishigaki; T. Murakami; K. Saito; M. Osawa
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Steroid treatment for exacerbation of muscle weakness after viral infection in Fukuyama congenitalmuscular dystrophy
T. Murakami; K. Ishigaki; T. Sato; M. Osawa
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Therapeutic intervention for dysphagia in patients with Fukuyama congenital muscular dystrophyK. Ishigaki; T. Murakami; T. Saito; T. Sato; I. Kato; M. Osawa
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Genotype/phenotype analysis in Chinese laminin-a2 deficient congenital muscular dystrophypatients
H. Xiong; D.D. Tan; S. Wang; X.Z. Chang; Y. Yuan; X.R. Wu
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Assessment of neuromuscular junction abnormalities induced by a-dystroglycan glycosylationdefects
M. Fernandez-Fuente; J. Kim; D. Wells; S.C. Brown
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Basement membrane deposition during muscle development in the FKRP Deficient MouseJ. Kim; M. Fuente-Fernandez; M. Kavishwar; S.C. Brown
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Progressive muscular dystrophy in a mouse model of FKRP deficiencyM. Fernandez-Fuente; C. Whitmore; J. Kim; C. Parr; S.C. Brown
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Losartan Up—Regulates NFjB signaling pathway and favors survival versus apoptosis in the dy2J/dy2J mouse model of Congenital Muscular DystrophyM. Elbaz; N. Yanay; S. Gelb; M. Rabie; S. Mitrani Rosenbaum; Y. Nevo
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Glatiramer acetate improved motor conduction velocity in dy2J/dy2J mouse peripheral neuropathyN. Yanay; Y. Nevo; Y. Felig; M. Elbaz; S. Gelb; S. Mitrani-Rosenbaum; M. Rabie
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Mild phenotype in a Limb Girdle muscular dystrophy type 2I mouse model homozygousfor the common L276I mutation
T.O. Krag; J. Vissing
Congenital Myopathies; Poster 9 (P.9.1–17)
P.9.1
Clinical and histopathological features of nemaline myopathyM. Karakaya; B. Talim; G. Kale; H. Topaloglu
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Autosomal dominant nemaline myopathy with marked intrafamilial phenotypic variabilityJ.S. Park; J.H. Shin; S.J. Hwang; D.S. Kim
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Repair of mutant nebulin transcripts by exon exchangeJ. Laitila; J.J. Dowling; K. Pelin
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Mutation screening of a large cohort of nemaline myopathyY.K. Hayashi; K. Goto; S. Noguchi; N. Matsumoto; N. Laing; K. North; N. Clark; I. Nonaka;I. Nishino
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A novel NEFL gene mutation is identified in a family diagnosed with Nemaline MyopathyP.B. Agrawal; M. Joshi; N. Marinakis; P.D. Ciarlini; K. Schmitz-Abe; K. Markianos;U. De Girolami; A.H. Beggs
P.9.6
Combined Cap disease and Nemaline myopathy in the same patient caused by an autosomaldominant mutation in the TPM3 gene
E. Malfatti; U. Schaeffer; F. Chapon; Y. Yang; B. Eymard; R. Xu; J. Laporte; N.B. Romero
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Skeletal muscle biopsy reappraisal in nebulin-related nemaline myopathyE. Malfatti; V.L. Lehtokari; U. Schaeffer; J. Bohm; B. Estournet; S. Quijano-Roy; S. Monges;F. Lubieniecki; R. Bellance; A.L. Taratuto; B. Eymard; M. Fardeau; C. Wallgren-Pettersson;J. Laporte; N.B. Romero
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Nemaline myopathy: Mutations in alternatively spliced exons of the nebulin geneV.L. Lehtokari; J. Laitila; M. Hanif; K. Pelin; C. Wallgren-Pettersson
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A novel de novo mutation in ACTA1 causes a congenital myopathy with misleading type 1 fiberpredominance and a peculiar MRIC. Castiglioni; D. Cassandrini; F. Fattori; E. Bellacchio; K. Alvarez; A. D’Amico; R. Gejman;J. Dıaz; F.M. Santorelli; J.A. Bevilacqua; E. Bertini
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Deleting exon 55 from the nebulin gene induces severe muscle weakness in a mouse model fornemaline myopathy
C.A.C. Ottenheijm; D. Buck; J. de Winter; C. Ferrara; N. Piroddi; C. Tesi; R. Jasper; F. Malik;F. Meng; G. Stienen; A.H. Beggs; S. Labeit; C. Poggesi; M. Lawlor; H. Granzier
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Transgenic zebrafish expressing mutant skeletal muscle actin, acta1a, model human nemalinemyopathyO. Ceyhan; A.H. Beggs
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Exploring the pathological mechanism of actin myopathies in zebrafishT. Sztal; M. Zhao; P. Currie; N. Laing; K. Nowak; R. Bryson-Richardson
P.9.13
Congenital myopathies in a pediatric referral centerM. Karakaya; B. Talim; G. Kale; H. Topaloglu
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Next generation sequencing provides diagnosis for multiple foetal akinesia disordersE.J. Todd; R. Ong; C. Barnett; J. Slee; M. Ryan; K. Howell; P. Sivadorai; M.R. Davis;R.J.N. Allcock; N.G. Laing; G. Ravenscroft
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Centronuclear myopathies: The experience of Italian Network for congenital myopathiesF. Fattori; L. Maggi; C. Bruno; V. Codemo; G. Tasca; R. Battini; A. Berardinelli;M. Catteruccia; D. Cassandrini; C. Fiorillo; M. Pane; E. Pegoraro; M. Mora; L. Morandi;P.G. Comi; E. Mercuri; L. Santoro; F.M. Santorelli; E. Bertini; A. D’Amico
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The cause of developmental myopathy due to the embryonic myosin heavy chain Thr178Ile mutationM. Pokrzywa; M. Ghobadpour; S. Abdul-Hussein; A.R. Moslemi; H. Tajsharghi
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Function of CCDC78 in muscle development and muscle diseaseA. Davidson; X. Li; J.J. Dowling
Neuromuscular diseases and experimental approaches; Poster 10 (P.10.1–22)
P.10.1
The Turkish version of Rasch built ACTIVLIM questionnaire for Neuromuscular diseaseM. Kilinc; C. Oksuz; D. Oztuna; I. Alemdaroglu; C. Demirci; S.A. Yildirim; O.T. Yilmaz
P.10.2
Rasch measurement model to investigate the Turkish version of Abilhand-kids questionnairein neuromuscular disease
C. Oksuz; M. Kilinc; Y. Alemdaroglu; S. Karahan; H.A. Demirhan; O.T. Yilmaz; S.A. Yildirim
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The characteristics of low back pain and its effects on quality of life in patients with neuromusculardiseases
E. Ayvat; M. Kilinc; Y. Parlak Demir; S.A. Yildirim; E. Tan
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The analysis of the factors associated with quality of life in patients with Neuromuscular diseasesE. Ayvat; M. Kilinc; G. Iyigun; S.A. Yildirim; S.E. Ozdamar
P.10.5
The effect of the limitation of ankle joint’s movement on the walking performance in neuromusculardiseases
P. Kaya; I. Alemdaroglu; O. Yylmaz; A.A. Karaduman; H. Topaloglu
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Reliability and validity of trunk assessment methods in neuromuscular diseaseY. Parlak Demir; M. Kilinc; S.A. Yildirim
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The effects of trunk stabilization exercise and kinesiotaping application on patients with musculardisease: A pilot study
C.S. Demirci; S.A. Yildirim; G. Baltaci; M. Kilinc
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Comparison of the static and dynamic balance in different neuromuscular diseasesP. Kaya; I. Alemdaroglu; O. Yylmaz; A.A. Karaduman; H. Topaloglu
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A cross sectional validation study of the English version of the NM-Score in patientswith neuromuscular diseases
C. Vuillerot; P. Rippert; C. Berard; C. Bonnemann; K. Meilleur; M. Jain; M. Waite;C.A.M. Payan; D. Hamroun; I. Poirot; R. Ecochard
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The Rasch-scaled motor function measure for patients with congenital disorders of muscleC. Vuillerot; P. Rippert; M. Jain; M. Waite; A. Glanzman; V. Kinet; S. Auh; C. Berard;C.A.M. Payan; D. Hamroun; I. Poirot; R. Ecochard; C. Bonnemann
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Validity of the 2 minute walk test as an outcome measure in individuals with CMD and otherneuromuscular diseases
M. Jain; R. Logaraj; M. Waite; C.Y. Shieh; J. Dastgir; S. Donkervoort; M. Leach;C. Bonnemann
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Difference of the mechanism of dysphagia between Duchenne muscular dystrophy and myotonicdystrophy type 1H. Furuya; G. Umemoto; T. Kikuta; H. Arahata; N. Fujii
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Swallowing evaluation in adult neuromuscular patientsS. Serel; N. Demir; A.A. Karaduman
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IBIC-NMD: Database of muscular imagesT. Nakayama; Y. Oya; H. Komaki; N. Sato; K. Satoshi
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Clinical aspects on estimation of renal function in patients with primary neuromuscular diseaseC. Lindberg; A. Aldenbratt; B. Andersson; K. Hakansson; M. Svensson
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The presence of developmental and fetal/neonatal myosin in neonatal human muscleL. Feng; M. Scoto; D. Chambers; R. Phadke; F. Muntoni; C.A. Sewry
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Morphological changes in skeletal muscle associated with chronic ischemiaA. Oldfors; M. Ullman; I.M. Fyhr; A.R. Moslemi
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Common Data Elements for Muscle Biopsy ReportingJ. Dastgir; A. Rutkowski; R. Alvarez; S. Cossette; K. Yan; R. Hoffmann; C. Sewry; Y. Hayashi;S.A. Moore; H. Goebel; C. Bonnemann; M.W. Lawlor
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Net muscle volumetry using MRI and CTT. Nakayama; S. Kuru
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Recent and future additions to the MDA Monoclonal Antibody Resource for NeuromuscularDisorders
L. Le Thanh Lam; I. Holt; E. Humphrey; C.A. Sewry; M. Nguyen thi Man; G.E. Morris
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Next-generation sequencing meets genetic diagnostics: Development of a comprehensive workflowfor neuromuscular disorders
A. Kesari; J. Punetha; P. Uapinyoying; N. Clarke; L. Waddell; K. North; P. Plotz;C. Tesi-Rocha; C. Bonnemann; C. Grosmann; T. Bertorini; E. Hoffman
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Powerful mouse resource for determining modifier genes for neuromuscular diseasesJ.K. Boutilier; J. Ma; R. Ram; E. McNamara; N.G. Laing; G.E. Morahan; K.J. Nowak
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Genzyme Industry Symposium - Merrill HallProgram / Neuromuscular Disorders 23 (2013) 706–737 721
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09:00–10:30
Immunity and Muscle Disease; Invited lectures (I.I.1–3) – Merrill HallChairpersons: M. de Visser and W. Stenzel
I.I.1
Myopathologic classification of acquired immune and inflammatory myopathiesA. Pestronk
I.I.2
Role of cytokines and chemokines in inflammatory myopathiesJ.L. De Bleecker
I.I.3
Amyloid deposits and inflammatory infiltrates in sporadic inclusion body myositis: Which camefirst, the chicken or the egg?
O. Benveniste
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Morning Tea and Coffee11:00–11:30
Immunity and Muscle Disease; Invited lecture (I.I.4) – Merrill HallChairpersons: W. Stenzel and M. de Visser
I.I.4
Autoimmune muscle diseases in dogs and cats: Spontaneous models for evaluation of therapies?G.D. Shelton
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New Developments in the Spinal Muscular Atrophies; Oral Presentations (O.7–10)– Merrill HallChairpersons: S. Iannaccone and T.Voit
O.7
Spinal muscular atrophy: how it works and therapeutic targetsA. Burghes; V. McGovern; P. Porensky; D. Arnold; A. Laporte; K. Foust; C. Mitrpant; T. Le;S. Wilton; B. Kaspar
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Intrathecal delivery of AAV9 vectors to model and rescue a large animal model of SMAS. Duque; P. Porensky; D.A. William; P. Odermatt; R. Nlend Nlend; A.K. Bevan; K. Foust;L. Braun; L. Schmelzer; D. Schumperli; B.K. Kaspar; A.H.M. Burghes
O.9
First-in-human phase I study to assess safety, tolerability and dose for intrathecal injectionof ISIS-SMNRx in SMA patients
K. Swoboda; C. Chiriboga; B. Darras; S. Iannaccone; J. Montes; N. Rausch; R. Parad;S. Johnson;D. De Vivo; D. Norris; K. Alexander; F.C. Bennet; K. Bishop
O.10
Mutations in a new dynein/dynactin adaptor gene cause Dominant Congenital Spinal MuscularAtrophy (DCSMA) and Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia (HSP)
E.C. Oates; A.M. Rosser; M. Hafezparast; M. Lek; M. Scoto; L. Greensmith;M. Auer-Grumbach; R. Schule; D.N. Herrmann; N.F. Clarke; D.G. MacArthur;S. Zuchner; F. Muntoni; M.M. Reilly; K.N. North
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Lunch - Crocker Hall and SeascapeMeeting of Editorial Board of Neuromuscular Disorders - Kiln (Lunch served)
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Advances in FSH research; Invited lecture (G.I.1) – Merrill HallChairpersons: K. Flanigan and M. Zatz
G.I.1
New advances in facioscapulohumeral dystrophyS.M. van der Maarel
14:30–16:00
Guided poster discussion session 3: parallel sessions (11–15) – FiresideUndergroundFacilitators: C. Angelini, P. Clemens, B. Eymard, D. Hilton-Jones and Z. Argov
Dystrophinopathy: pharmaco- and pharmaco-gene therapy; Poster 11 (P.11.1–21)
P.11.1
Peptide-PMO induced exon-skipping restores muscle physiology in the mdx mouseK.E. Wells; S. Muses; R. Terry; M.J. Wood; M.J. Gait; D.J. Wells
P.11.2
Naproxcinod, a nitric oxide-donating anti-inflammatory compound, is effective in two mouse modelsof muscle dystrophy
D. Miglietta; C. Sciorati; C. De Palma; E. Ongini; E. Clementi
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Long term treatment with naproxcinod significantly improves skeletal and cardiac function in mdxmouse model of dystrophy
K. Nagaraju; K. Uaesoontrachoon; J. Quinn; K. Tatem; B. Creeden; J. Vandermeulen; Q. Yu;H. Gordish; E. Ongini; D. Miglietta
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Altered mechano-transduction in dystrophic muscle is accompanied by changes in functionand expression of ClC-1 chloride channelG.M. Camerino; R.F. Capogrosso; M. Cannone; A. Cozzoli; A. De Luca
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PMO-mediated dystrophin exon 23 skipping restores mitochondrial function in the mdx mouseheart
S. Fletcher; H.M. Viola; A.M. Adams; S.D. Wilton; L.C. Hool
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Functional motor changes in Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) patients on long term dailyglucocorticoid (GC) treatment
B.L. Wong; L. Miller; S.Y. Hu; P. Horn; A. McCormick; M. McGuire; I. Rybalsky;P. Morehart; J. Bange; J. Collins
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Prediction equations based on arm measurements may overestimate standing height in DuchenneMuscular Dystrophy (DMD) patients on glucocorticoid (GC) therapy
B.L. Wong; L. Miller; S.Y. Hu; P. Horn; A. Cantanzaro; B. Godshall
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The impact of deflazacort on upper extremity function in young adults with Duchenne musculardystrophy
L.C. McAdam; W.D. Biggar
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Analyses of 70 patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy receiving intermittent intravenouscombined with oral glucocorticoid therapyH. Jing; H. Keyou; B. Qi
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Height predictions using ulna length are inaccurate in glucocorticoid-treated boys with DuchenneMuscular Dystrophy (DMD)
M.M. Rutter; J. Collins; H. Sawnani; P. Horn; S. Blum; S.Y. Hu; P. Morehart; M.D. Taylor;B.L. Wong
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Pulmonary function characteristics of boys with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy by age groups,ambulatory status and steroid use
R.T. Abresch; C.M. McDonald; E.K. Henricson; N. Gustavo; F. Hu; T. Duong; N. Joyce;J. Mah
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Pulmonary function characteristics of boys with Duchenne muscular dystrophy: Data from theCINRG longitudinal study project
R.T. Abresch; C.M. McDonald; E.K. Henricson; N. Gustavo; F. Hu; T. Duong; N. Joyce;J. Mah
P.11.13
Phosphorothioate modification increases capability of dystrophin exon 45 skipping and reducescytotoxicity of RNA/ENA chimera
R.G. Malueka; E.K. Dwianingsih; M. Yagi; H. Awano; T. Lee; A. Nishida; Y. Takeshima;M. Matsuo
P.11.14
Phase 1b single and multiple ascending dose study to evaluate the safety, tolerability andpharmacokinetics of HT-100 in DMD
D.M. Escolar; J. Davis-Golden; J. Loewy; E. Bush; K. Dykstra; M. Blaustein
P.11.15
Recombinant human insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-I) therapy in Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy(DMD): A 6-month prospective randomized controlled trialM.M. Rutter; J. Collins; P.F. Backeljauw; P. Horn; M.D. Taylor; S.Y. Hu; S. Blum;P. Morehart; H. Sawnani; B.L. Wong
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Three-dimensional gait analysis of Duchenne muscular dystrophy; A trial to evaluate thetherapeutic effect of RNA/ENA chimera antisense oligonucleotide that induces dystrophin exon 45
skipping
Y. Takeshima; M. Yagi; T. Lee; N. Kusunoki; I. Ojima; S. Minami; T. Asai; A. Nakagawa;K. Iijima; M. Matsuo
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Optimization of preclinical antisense oligonucleotide development for Duchenne muscular dystrophyI.G.M. Kolfschoten; A.A.M. Janson; R.E.Y. van den Eijnde; S. Bijl;M.H.C. Zonneveld-Mulder; P.C. de Visser; J.C.T. van Deutekom
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Design of a confirmatory phase 3, multicenter, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled studyof ataluren in patients with nonsense mutation Duchenne muscular dystrophy
J. Barth; A. Reha; R. Spiegel; G.L. Elfring; M. Husain; S.W. Peltz
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Phase 2b, dose-ranging study of ataluren (PTC124�) in nonsense mutation Duchenne musculardystrophy - results of a post-hoc analysis of change in %-predicted 6-minute walk distance
C.M. McDonald; E.K. Henricson; R.T. Abresch; G.L. Elfring; J. Barth; S.W. Peltz; A. Reha
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Results at 2 years of a phase IIb extension study of the exon-skipping drug eteplirsen in patientswith DMD
J.R. Mendell; L. Rodino-Klapac; Z. Sahenk; K. Roush; L. Bird; L.P. Lowes; L. Alfano;A.M. Gomez; S. Lewis; V. Malik; K. Shontz; K.M. Flanigan; J.R. Kean; H.D. Allen; C. Shilling;P. Sazani; J. Saoud; E.M. Kaye
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Bioanalysis of a double blind, placebo-controlled clinical phase 2 study of drisapersenfor the treatment of boys suffering from Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and comparison
to clinical outcome results
A. Lourbakos; C. Beekman; T. Holling; J. Testerink; D. Duinsbergen; S. Giannakopoulos;A. Morgan; J. van Deutekom; G. Campion; K. Rolfe; J. Kraus; S. Hood; S. de Kimpe
Congenital Myasthenias and Myotonic Disorders; Poster 12 (P.12.1-12)
P.12.1
Diagnostic pitfalls in congenital myasthenic syndromes in children: Clinical experiencein an academic neuromuscular centre
M.S. Ekker; A. Rietveld; E.J. Kamsteeg; N. Alfen van; L.T.L. Sie; C.E. Erasmus
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Dominant distal myopathy due to slow channelopathyC. Angelini; G. Vazza; M.L. Mostacciuolo
P.12.3
Do congenital myasthenic syndromes in childhood have a common face? Clinical profile of slowchannel, CHRNE and RAPSYN mutationsM.S. Ekker; A. Rietveld; B. Eymard; C.E. Erasmus; L.T.L. Sie
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Great phenotypic variability in two siblings affected by congenital myasthenic syndrome associatedwith mutations in MUSK
L. Maggi; R. Brugnoni; P. Confalonieri; V. Scaioli; L. Morandi; A.G. Engel; R. Mantegazza;P. Bernasconi
P.12.5
Subunit specific effects of the invariant AChR Cys-Loop Aspartate residues on gating and AChRexpression
X.M. Shen; J.M. Brengman; D. Neubauer; A.G. Engel
P.12.6
Congenital myasthenic syndromes: Diagnosis difficulties, course and prognosis, and therapy – TheFrench CMS network experience
B. Eymard; T. Stojkovic; D. Sternberg; P. Richard; S. Nicol; E. Fournier; A. Behin; P. Laforet;L. Servais; N. Romero; M. Fardeau; D. Hantaı
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Swallowing evaluation in Escobar syndrome : A case reportS. Serel; N. Demir; A.A. Karaduman; H. Kayyhan; H. Topaloglu
P.12.8
The results of aerobic exercise program in Escobar syndrome: A case reportS. Subasi; I. Alemdaroglu; O. Yilmaz; A.A. Karaduman; E. Kilic
P.12.9
Electrophysiological characterization of novel CLCN1 mutations found in Korean patientswith myotonia congenita
J.H. Shin; Y.E. Park; K. Ha; I.S. So; D.S. Kim
P.12.10
Exome sequencing analysis reveals a mutation of Kir3.4 in a patient with Andersen-Tawil syndromeY. Kokunai; M. Nakamori; T. Kubota; H. Mochizuki; M.P. Takahashi; T. Nakata; K. Ohno;S. Sakata; Y. Okamura; H. Kimura; H. Itoh; M. Horie; Y. Osaki; K. Shindo
P.12.11
Atypical paramyotonia congenita in a boy with a new mutation in the SCN4A geneS. Wallace; K. Ørstavik; T. Torbergsen; A. Abicht; M. Rasmussen
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Preclinical in vitro and in vivo evaluation of sodium channel blockers as possible alternativeto mexiletine in the treatment of myotonia
J.F. Desaphy; R. Carbonara; T. Costanza; G. Lentini; M.M. Cavalluzzi; C. Franchini;D. Conte Camerino
Dystrophinopathies: imaging and biomarkers; Poster 13 (P.13.1–14)
P.13.1
Molecular biomarker of angiogenesis in neuromuscular disordersT. Saito; A. Kikuchi-Taura; S. Tada; A. Iyama; N. Kimura; T. Matsumura; H. Fujimura;S. Sakoda
P.13.2
A prostaglandin D2 metabolite is elevated in the urine samples of patients with Duchenne musculardystrophy
T. Nakagawa; A. Takeuchi; R. Kakiuchi; T. Lee; M. Yagi; H. Awano; K. Iijima; Y. Takeshima;Y. Urade; M. Matsuo
P.13.3
Serum miRNA profiling of GRMD dog identified novel cardiomyopathy biomarker candidatesfor DMD
L. Jeanson-Leh; S. Krimi; J. Buisset; F. Amor; C. Le Guiner; L. Servais; T. Voit; D. Israeli
P.13.4
Diaphragm structural abnormalities revealed by NMR imaging in the dystrophic dogJ.L. Thibaud; B. Matot; I. Barthelemy; S. Blot; P.G. Carlier
P.13.5
Magnetic resonance imaging and spectroscopy detect changes with age, corticosteroid treatment,and functional progression in DMD
R.J. Willcocks; S.C. Forbes; E.L. Finanger; B.S. Russman; D.J. Lott; C.R. Senesac;W.T. Triplett; I. Arpan; M.J. Daniels; B.J. Byrne; R.S. Finkel; G.I. Tennekoon; W.D. Rooney;G.A. Walter; H.L. Sweeney; K. Vandenborne
P.13.6
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance imaging and spectroscopy provide quantitative indices of diseaseseverity in forearms of boys with Duchenne Muscle Dystrophy
C. Wary; N. Azzabou; K. Zehrouni; C. Giraudeau; J. Le Louer; T. Voit; L. Servais; P.G. Carlier
P.13.7
Elevated muscle metabolites in Becker muscular dystrophy detected by MR spectroscopyM.T. Hooijmans; B.H.A. Wokke; J.C. van den Bergen; A.A. Aartsma-Rus; E.H. Niks;A.G. Webb; J.J.G. Verschuuren; H.E. Kan
P.13.8
MRI measures of bone in Duchenne muscular dystrophyE.L. Finanger; J. Pollaro; B. Russman; D.J. Lott; B.J. Bryne; R.S. Finkel; G.I. Tennekoon;S.C. Forbes; G.A. Walter; K. Vandenborne; W.D. Rooney
P.13.9
Acoustic radiation force impulse imaging for the differentiation of muscle tissue stiffnessin neuromuscular disorders
J. Dastgir; C. Vuillerot; K. Harrison; A. Poon; S. Donkervoort; M. Leach; M. Jain; K. Meilleur;A. Rutkowski; A. Mankodi; C. Bonnemann
P.13.10
Unexpected findings in array analysis with possible implications for dystrophinopathyI. Ginjaar; D. Van Heusden; C.G.C. Dutch University Hospitals; M.J.V. Hoffer
P.13.11
Proteomic analysis of cardiomyopathic tissue from the aged mdx model of Duchenne musculardystrophy
A. Holland; K. Ohlendieck
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P.13.12
An objective method for immunofluorescence analysis of dystrophin levels in muscle from DMDpatients in clinical studies
C. Beekman; J. Testerink; S. Giannakopoulos; D. Kreuger; J. Sipkens; J. van Deutekom;G. Campion; S. de Kimpe; A. Lourbakos
P.13.13
Electrical impedance myography in DMD: A multi-center study of reliability and relationships tostrength and function
C. Zaidman; J. Bohorquez; L. Wang; J. Florence; A.M. Connolly; D.M. Escolar; G. Williams
P.13.14
Future clinical and biomarker development for SMTC1100, the first utrophin modulator to enterclinical trials for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD)
J.M. Tinsley; N. Robinson; F.X. Wilson; G. Horne; R.J. Fairclough; K.E. Davies
Immune Myopathies I; Poster 14 (P.14.1–17)
P.14.1
Dysregulation of innate immunity-related genes in DermatomyositisX. Suarez-Calvet; E. Gallardo; G. Nogales-Gadea; M. Navas; L. Querol; J. Diaz-Manera;R. Rojas-Garcia; I. Illa
P.14.2
Dermatomyositis associated with MDA-5 antibodies: Report of the first European seriesY. Allenbach; G. Leroux; Y. Uzuhnan; D. Valeyre; D. Saadoun; F. Aubart; B. Hervier; M. Hie;J. Wipff; M. Myiara; J.L. Charuel; L. Musset; S. Audia; H. Devillier; B. Bonnote; S. Barete;N. Nimal; A. Rigolet; S. Herson; O. Benveniste
P.14.3
Dermatomyositis in a patient with Behcet’s diseaseH. Karasoy; O. Ekmekc�i; A.N. Yuceyar
P.14.4
Diagnostic role of quantitative NMR imaging exemplified by 3 cases of juvenile dermatomyositisP.G. Carlier; N. Azzabou; P. Loureiro de Sousa; B. Florkin; E. Deprez; N.B. Romero; S. Denis;V. Decostre; L. Servais
P.14.5
Antibodies against TIF1-gamma in cancer associated myositis may precede cancer symptoms andpersist after cancer removal
I.E. Lundberg; L. Dani; M. Dastmalchi; M.A. Martınez; M. Labrador-Horrillo;A. Selva O’Callaghan
P.14.6
Evidence for a direct role of anti-signal recognition particle antibodies in the pathogenesis ofnecrotizing myopathiesC. Bloch Queyrat; L. Drouot; L. Arouche; G. Butler-Browne; O. Boyer; O. Benveniste
P.14.7
Anti-SRP antibody induces muscle cell lysis through complement mediated pathwayA. Rojana-udomsart; C. Mitrpant; C. Bundell; P. Hollingsworth; F.L. Mastaglia
P.14.8
Ethnic origins influence the natural history modelling of necrotizing myopathy with anti-SRPantibodies
C. Bloch Queyrat; A. Rigolet; Y. Allenbach; L. Musset; J.M. Treluyer; S. Urien; O. Benveniste
P.14.9
Functional redundancy of MyD88-dependent signaling pathways in a murine modelof histidyl-tRNA synthetase-induced myositisI. Fernandez; L. Harlow; Y. Zang; R. Liu-Bryan; W. Ridgway; P. Clemens; D. Ascherman
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Respiratory failure as presenting symptom of paraneoplastic necrotizing autoimmune myopathyB. Jaeger; M. de Visser; E. Aronica; A.J. van der Kooi
P.14.11
Auto-immune necrotizing myopathies with anti-HMGCR antibodies are related to statin-exposureonly for a minority of cases
Y. Allenbach; A. Rigolet; L. Drouot; J.L. Charuel; F. Jouen; F. Jouen; T. Maisonobe;O. Dubourg; A. Behin; B. Eymard; P. Laforet; T. Stojkovic; I. Konepaut; I. Konepaut;P. Cacoub; P. Kieffer; O. Fain; J. Cosserat; L. Morati; E. Salort; D. Menard; J.C. Antoine;A. Tournadre; V. Bader Menier; X. Ferrer; C. Laroche; L. Musset; S. Herson; O. Boyer;O. Benveniste
P.14.12
Mutations in prion domains of RNA binding proteins hnRNPA2/B and A1 cause IBM associatedwith Paget’s disease, dementia and ALS
C.C. Weihl; M. Benatar; V.E. Kimonis; J. Shorter; J.P. Taylor
P.14.13
Involvement of optineurin as well as TDP-43 in the pathogenesis of inclusion body myositisS. Yamashita; N. Tawara; K. Kawakami; T. Nishikami; Y. Maeda; Y. Ando
P.14.14
LC3, p62 and TDP-43 immunohistochemistry in differentiation of inclusion body myositis fromother T-cell inflammatory myopathies
A.E. Hiniker; B.H. Daniels; H.S. Lee; M. Margeta
P.14.15
High prevalence of hepatitis C virus infection in a Japanese inclusion body myositis cohortA. Uruha; S. Noguchi; Y.K. Hayashi; I. Nishino
P.14.16
Longitudinal changes in strength and functional outcomes in sporadic inclusion body myositisL.P. Lowes; L.N. Alfano; I. Dvorchik; H. Yin; E.G. Maus; K.M. Flanigan; J.R. Mendell
P.14.17
P.14.17
Evaluation of the ability of timed walking tests to quantify function in sporadic inclusion bodymyositis
L.N. Alfano; L.P. Lowes; I. Dvorchik; H. Yin; E.G. Maus; K.M. Flanigan; J.R. Mendell
Myofibrillar and other Myopathies; Poster 15 (P.15.1–12)
P.15.1
Evaluation of pathogenicity of a novel BAG3 mutation by using transgenic medakaS. Ohisa; K.Y. Hayashi; T. Sato; S. Noguchi; I. Nonaka; I. Nishino
P.15.2
Elucidating the mechanism of disease in BAG3 related myofibrillar myopathyA.A. Ruparelia; R.J. Bryson-Richardson
P.15.3
Effects of ZASP mutations on Z-disc proteins associated with myofibrillar myopathy in skeletalmuscle
X. Lin; L. Brubaker; I. Bajraktari; R. Ohman; R. Griggs; K. Fischbeck; A. Mankodi
P.15.4
ZASP-sZM mutations in myofibrillar myopathy cause skeletal muscle Z-disc disruption bydisassembling a-actinin cross-linked skeletal actin filaments
X. Lin; J. Ruiz; I. Bajraktari; S. Banerjee; K. Gribble; R. Griggs; K. Fischbeck; A. Mankodi
P.15.5
An unsual phenotype of late onset desminopathyJ.M. Palmio; S. Penttila; B. Udd
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Desminopathy or myotilinopathy? An integrated proteomics approach for diagnosisA. Maerkens; A. Sarkozy; R. Barresi; T. Evangelista; K. Bushby; K. Marcus; M. Vorgerd;H. Lochmuller; R.A. Kley
P.15.7
A founder mutation in the titin gene is a common cause of myofibrillar myopathy with earlyrespiratory failureG. Pfeffer; R. Barresi; I.J. Wilson; S.A. Hardy; H. Griffin; J. Hudson; H.R. Elliott; A.V. Ramesh;A. Radunovic; J. Winer; S. Vaidya; A. Raman; M. Busby; M.E. Farrugia; A. Ming; C. Everett;H.C.A. Emsley; R. Horvath; V. Straub; K. Bushby; H. Lochmuller; P. Chinnery; A. Sarkozy
P.15.8
Hereditary myopathy with early respiratory failure (HMERF) – Rapid increase of identifiedtitinopathy families worldwide
J. Palmio; A. Evila; G. Tasca; L. Edstrom; A. Oldfors; B. Udd
P.15.9
An X-linked dominant mutation in LAMP2 causing Danon disease associated with myotoniaexpanding the spectrumS.H.S. Chan; A. Kan; H.F. Tse
P.15.10
Megaconial myopathy presenting as a progressive limb-girdle myopathyA. Behin; P. Laforet; E. Malfatti; N. Pellegrini; Y. Hayashi; R.Y. Carlier; D. Orlikowski;S. DiMauro; I. Nishino; N. Romero
P.15.11
Megaconial congenital muscular dystrophy in two children with mutations in the CHKB GeneA. Nascimento; C. Jou; C. Ortez; Y.K. Hayashi; I. Nishino; M. Olive; I. Ferrer; J. Colomer;S. Paco; C. Jimenez-Mallebrera
P.15.12
Tubular aggregate myopathy caused by a heterozygous missense mutation in STIM1A. Oldfors; C. Hedberg; B. Lindvall; M. Tulinius
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Afternoon Tea and Coffee16:30–18:00
Guided poster discussion session 4: parallel sessions (16–21) – FiresideUndergroundFacilitators: V. Mouly, R. Haas, B. Schoser, H. Amthor, I. Nonaka and I. Lundberg
Facioscapulohumeral and Oculopharyngeal Muscular Dystrophies; Poster 16(P.16.1–13)
P.16.1
DUX4 regulates expression of the Pro-Apoptotic Gene, p63J.S. Domire; L.M. Wallace; S. Guckes; J. Liu; S.Q. Harper
P.16.2
The DUX4 promoter is expressed in FSHD-affected tissuesL. Wallace; J. Liu; S. Garwick-Coppens; S. Guckes; S. Harper
P.16.3
DUX4 and DUX4 downstream target genes are expressed in fetal FSHD musclesM. Ferreboeuf; V. Mariot; B. Bessieres; A. Vasiljevic; T. Attie-Bitach; S. Collardeau; S. Roche;F. Magdinier; J. Robin-Ducellier; P. Rameau; S. Whalen; S. Sacconi; V. Mouly;G. Butler-Browne; J. Dumonceaux
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Psychoanalysis impact to facioscapulohumeral (FSHD) patientsJ. Forbes; T. Genesini; C. Riolfi; E. Macedo; D. Rudiger; L. Lise; A. Mouzat; R.C.M. Pavanello;M. Zatz
P.16.5
Anxiety is responsible for altered sleep quality in Facio-Scapulo-Humeral Muscular Dystrophy(FSHD)L. Leclair-Visonneau; A. Magot; A. Tremblay; X. Bruneau; Y. Pereon
P.16.6
Modification of 4q35 and muscular gene expression in fetuses carrying a shortened D4Z4 arraylinked to FSHD
N. Broucqsault; S. Roche; J. Morere; M.C. Gaillard; N. Levy; K. Nguyen; F. Magdinier
P.16.7
Length dependent telomere looping affects long-distant gene expression (5Mb) in FSHDJ.D. Robin; A.T. Ludlow; G. Stadler; F. Magdinier; W.E. Wright; J.W. Shay
P.16.8
Does endurance training and protein supplementation improve fitness in patients withFacioscapulohumeral Muscle Dystrophy (FSHD)?G. Andersen; K.P. Prahm; J. Dahlquist; G. Citirak; J. Vissing
P.16.9
Epigenetic variability is a modifier of facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophyT.I. Jones; C. Debarnot; C. Himeda; C.Y. Sun; C.P. Emerson; P.L. Jones
P.16.10
Muscle MRI of scapular girdle in Facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy (FSHD)G. Tasca; M. Monforte; E. Iannaccone; M. Masciullo; F. Laschena; P. Ottaviani; E. Ricci
P.16.11
Upper extremity reachable workspace evaluation in FSHD using KinectJ.J. Han; G. Kurillo; A. Nicorici; L.B. Johnson; R.T. Abresch; E.K. Henricson;C.M. McDonald; R. Bajcsy
P.16.12
OPMD from the myoblast’s and fibroblast’s point of viewT. Gidaro; E. Negroni; P. Klein; M. Oloko; M. Lesnik; A. Bigot; K. Mamchaoui; S. Perie;J.L. St Guily; G. Butler-Browne; V. Mouly; C. Trollet
P.16.13
Myopathy with typical OPMD morphology without association with the PABPN1 gene locusC. Hedberg; P. Chinnery; C. Lindberg; T. Martinsson; A. Oldfors
Metabolic Myopathies; Poster 17 (P.17.1–19)
P.17.1
Phenotypic variation within 22 families with Pompe diseaseS.C.A. Wens; C.M. Van Gelder; M.E. Kruijshaar; J.M. De Vries; N.A.M. Van der Beek;A.J.J. Reuser; P.A. Van Doorn; A.T. Van der Ploeg; E. Brusse
P.17.2
Late onset Pompe disease with dilated cardiomyopathyT. Kurashige; N. Shiroma; A. Motoda; H. Ikenaga; N. Oda; T. Takahashi; M. Kosuga;Y. Kihara; K. Arihiro; M. Matsumoto
P.17.3
Changes in the six minute walk test (6MWT) in Pompe diseaseA. Dubrovsky; F. Chloca; J.R. Corderi; A. Jauregui
P.17.4
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) to evaluate the effect of enzyme replacement therapy in LateOnset Pompe Disease (LOPD)M. Corti; C. Baligand; L. Falk; G.A. Walter; B.J. Byrne
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Analysis of Motor Assessments Administered at Treatment Initiation for Patients in the PompeRegistry
A. van der Ploeg; C. Angelini; P.S. Kishnani; H. Amartino; W. Muller-Felber; M.E. Kruijshaar;Z. Devecseri; T. Miller; A. Wilson; L.E. Case
P.17.6
Globular inclusions are a frequent finding in infantile Pompe’s diseaseC. Jou; A. Nascimento; C. Ortez; M. Olive; I. Ferrer; V. Cusı; C. Rovira; M. Sunol; J. Corbera;J. Colomer; C. Jimenez-Mallebrera
P.17.7
Quantitative NMR imaging of lower limb musculature in type II glycogenosis patients: Preliminaryanalysis of a 4-year follow-up
P.G. Carlier; N. Azzabou; P. Loureiro de Sousa; R.Y. Carlier; J.M. Boisserie; C. Wary;D. Orlikowski; P. Laforet
P.17.8
The co-formulation of pharmacological chaperone AT2220 with recombinant human acid alpha-glucosidase improves enzyme uptake and glycogen reduction in a mouse model of Pompe diseaseR. Khanna; S. Xu; L. Pellegrino; Y. Lun; R. Soska; J. Feng; M. Frascella; A. Garcia;J. Flanagan; D.J. Lockhart; K.J. Valenzano
P.17.9
AAV9 vector encoding hGAA improves synaptic pathology of the neuromuscular junction in Pompedisease
D.J. Falk; A.G. Todd; M.S. Soustek; D.C. Cloutier; M. ElMallah; D.D. Fuller; B.J. Byrne
P.17.10
New ETFDH mutations in a group of Italian patients with Riboflavin-Responsive MultipleAcyl-CoA Dehydrogenase Deficiency (RR-MADD).
A. Toscano; E. Barca; C. Rodolico; S. Romeo; A. Ciranni; M. Aguennouz; G. Vita;O. Musumeci
P.17.11
c.250G>A in ETFDH, a common sequence variant in southern Chinese population is a pathogenicmutation to cause multiple acyl-CoA dehydrogenase deficiency
W.C. Liang; Y.F. Lin; D.Y. Liu; I. Nishino; Y.J. Jong
P.17.12
POLG mitochondrial myopathy presenting as a limb girdle syndromeC.K. Jablecki; Z. Zolkipli; A. Du; C. Xu; T. Le; R.H. Haas
P.17.13
Steroid-responsive polyneuropathy with MRI cauda equina root involvement in a girl with novelheterozygous POLG mutationA. Kostera-Pruszczyk; M. Nojszewska; E. Maj; M. Golebiowski; M. Kaliszewska; K. Tonska;E. Bartnik; T. Mazurczak; A. Kaminska
P.17.14
Myohistological mitochondrial changes in patients with mtDNA singular deletions, multipledeletions and A3243G point mutation
P.R. Joshi; C. Zierz; S. Zierz
P.17.15
Life-threatening lactic acidosis occuring in adults with rare mutations of mtDNA: About three casesP. Laforet; C. Pottier; A. Behin; M. Gilleron; T. Sharshar; A. Lombes; C. Jardel; B. Eymard
P.17.16
Enophthalmos and MELASJ.P. Simon; F. Mouriaux; E. Emery; F. Chapon
P.17.17
McArdle disease with pronounced axial myopathyN. Witting; M. Duno; M. Piraud; J. Vissing
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P.17.18
Contribution of muscle MRI and 13C nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy in McArdle diseaseC. Semplicini; R.Y. Carlier; T. Stojkovic; A. Behin; B. Eymard; C. Wary; P.G. Carlier;P. Laforet
P.17.19
Deoxypyrimidine monophosphates treatment for thymidine kinase 2 deficiencyC. Garone; B. Garcia-Diaz; V. Emmanuele; S. Tadesse; H.O. Akman; K. Tanji; C.M. Quinzii;M. Hirano
Myotonic Dystrophies; Poster 18 (P.18.1–12)
P.18.1
The DM-Scope registry: Interfacing myotonic dystrophy clinical care and researchC. Dogan; D. Hamroun; S. Katsahian; M. Fabbro; M. French DM clinical network;M. Quebec DM clinical network; B. Eymard; J. Puymirat; G. Bassez
P.18.2
A ten-year follow-up study on muscle strength and motor function in children, adolescents andyoung adults with myotonic dystrophy
A.K. Kroksmark; A.B. Ekstrom; M.L. Stridh; M. Tulinius
P.18.3
Test-Retest reliability of strength measurements of the long finger flexors (LFF) in patients withmyotonic dystrophy type 1
K. Eichinger; N. Dilek; J. Dekdebrun; W. Martens; C. Heatwole; C.A. Thornton; R.T. Moxley;S. Pandya
P.18.4
Physical activity profile and barriers to physical activity in individuals with myotonic dystrophyK. Eichinger; J. Dekdebrun; N. Dilek; D. Chen; S. Pandya
P.18.5
The value of short exercise and short exercise with cooling tests in the diagnosis of myotonicdystrophies (DM1 and DM2)M. Gawel; E. Szmidt-Salkowska; A. Lusakowska; M. Nojszewska; A. Sulek; W. Krysa;M. Rajkiewicz; A. Seroka; A.M. Kaminska
P.18.6
Self-questionnaire is effective for screening of patients with myotonic dystrophyT. Matsumura; T. Kimura; Y. Kokunai; M. Nakamori; K. Ogata; H. Fujimura;M.P. Takahashi; H. Mochizuki; S. Sakoda
P.18.7
Endocrine function in patients with myotonic dystrophy type 1 – 9 year follow-upJ.R. Dahlqvist; M.C. Oerngreen; N. Witting; J. Vissing
P.18.8
Day profile of plasma glucose in diabetic-complicated myotonic dystrophy type 1H. Takada; T. Goto; S. Kon; Y. Oyama
P.18.9
Pain in patients with myotonic dystrophy: comparison between type 1 and type 2S. Vohanka; O. Parmova; J. Strenkova
P.18.10
A qualitative approach to exploring myotonic dystrophy type 1: truths and misinformationA.A. Ghavanini; K.L. LaDonna; S.L. Venance
P.18.11
Nerve conduction alterations in Mexican patients with myotonic dystrophy type 1M.E. Kaji; K.E. Jimenez; R.E. Escobar; S.R. Leon; J.J. Magana; O. Hernandez
P.18.12
Histological and magnetic resonance imaging findings of vastus lateralis in Myotonic Dystrophies:Do they match up?
C.J. Merkel; M.P. Wattjes; J. Reimann; C. Kornblum
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Muscle homeotasis, regeneration and miscellaneous; Poster 19 (P.19.1–9)
P.19.1
Sarcoplasmic reticulum alterations cause part of anti-dysferlin reactivity changes in neurogenicdamage
J. Reimann; K. Kappes-Horn
P.19.2
Targeting the Huntingtin gene with splice-switching AOs: An unusual resultL. Barrett; S. Fletcher; S. Wilton
P.19.3
Phenotypic characterization of the autosomal recessive (Pink-1 and DJ-1) gene knockout ratmodels of Parkinson’s disease
S. Ramboz; S. De Silva; R. Stevenson; M. Osborne; M. Willms; A. Kudwa; C. Cirillo;R. Mushlin; M. Olsen; S. Bent; A. Ghavami; T. Sherer; M. Frasier; K.D. Dave
P.19.4
PDGF-BB is expressed by muscle fibers in myopathies and regulates growth and migrationof satellite cells and pericytes
J. Dıaz-Manera; E. Gallardo; N. De Luna; A. Pastoret; M. Navas; I. Illa
P.19.5
Development of an alphascreen-based substrate ubiquitination assay to identify inhibitors of themuscle ubiquitin ligase MuRF1
C. Swearingen; J. Dixon; Y. Xu; K. Thirunavukkarasu
P.19.6
PIK3CA somatic mutation in congenital monomelic muscular hypertrophy of the upper extremity.Case report
C. Castiglioni; P. Orellana; F. Las Heras; D. Hinzpeter; P. Paolinelli; J.A. Bevilacqua; E. Bertini;K. Alvarez
P.19.7
Muscle wasting and repair after injury can be potentially modulated by autologous growth factorscombined with a TGF-b antagonist
R. Kelc; M. Trapecar; M. Vogrin
P.19.8
The effect of water-soluble fullerene with different number of hydroxyl groups in muscleregeneration process of experimental murine skeletal muscle
A. Ishii; N. Ohkoshi; M. Yoshida; A. Tamaoka
P.19.9
Gai2 signaling is required for skeletal muscle regeneration and for satellite cell differentiationG.C. Minetti; J.N. Feige; F. Bombard; L. Birnbaumer; D.J. Glass; M. Fornaro
Dystrophinopathy: immunity, fibrosis and gene therapy; Poster 20 (P.20.1–15)
P.20.1
Optimised dystrophin mini-constructs for gene deliveryM. Reza; S.H. Laval; J. Counsell; F. Muntoni; J. Morgan; H. Lochmuller
P.20.2
Restoration of dystrophin expression after skipping of single and double exon DMD duplications inpatient-derived cell lines using antisense oligonucleotide and AAV-U7snRNA approaches
A. Vulin; N. Wein; A.R. Findlay; S.D. Wilton; K.M. Flanigan
P.20.3
Targeting fibrosis and inflammation in Duchenne Muscular DystrophyC. Preusse; H.H. Goebel; A. von Moers; F.L. Heppner; W. Stenzel
P.20.4
Antithetic role of miR-21 and miR-29 in the progression of fibrosis in Duchenne muscular dystrophyS. Zanotti; S. Gibertini; P. Savadori; M. Curcio; R. Mantegazza; L. Morandi; M. Mora
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P.20.5
Muscle regeneration modification by mesenchymal cells: A novel cell therapy for musculardegeneration
Y. Maeda; A. Koga; M. Ishizaki; H. Hidaka; Y. Ando
P.20.6
Muscle physiology properties of mouse models for Duchenne muscular dystrophyM. van Putten; R. Terry; M. Hulsker; K.E. Wells; A. Aartsma-Rus; D.J. Wells
P.20.7
Longitudinal neuromuscular responses in mdx mice challenged with or without addition of forcedexercise
A.E. Kudwa; Y. Jimenez; D. Gomez; A. Sanchez; R. Stevenson; B. Alosio; R. Mushlin;K.N. Cirillo; S. Ramboz
P.20.8
AAV genome loss from dystrophic mouse muscles during AAV-U7snRNA-mediated exon skippingtherapy
M. Le Hir; A. Goyenvalle; C. Peccate; G. Precigout; K.E. Davies; T. Voit; L. Garcia; S. Lorain
P.20.9
Muscle fibrosis in the sgcb-null mouse model versus the mdx modelS. Gibertini; S. Zanotti; M. Curcio; P. Savadori; M. Mora
P.20.10
Human adipose mesenchymal stem-cells injections in golden retriever muscular dystrophy (GRMD)dogs: a four-year follow-up
M. Zatz; N. Vieira; M. Secco; E. Zucconi; M. Valadares; C.R. Bueno; M. Vainzof; J. Gomes;V. Landini; T. Andrade
P.20.11
Dystrophin rescue needed to recover a correct location of nNOS and the return to a normalizedRyR1 status in treated GRMD dogs
C. Gentil; C. le Guiner; Y. Cherel; M. Montus; P. Moulier; L. Servais; T. Voit; F. Pietri-Rouxel
P.20.12
Gene therapy of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy using rAAV vectors : Patterns of dystrophinexpression and histological improvements
Y. Cherel; C. Le Guiner; L. Guigand; M. Dutilleul; T. Larcher; H. Goubin; B. Fraysse;J.Y. Deschamps; M. Montus; L. Servais; T. Voit; P. Moullier
P.20.13
Gene therapy of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy using rAAV vectors: Exon skipping andmicrodystrophin approaches in GRMD dogs
C. Le Guiner; M. Montus; L. Servais; Y. Cherel; J.Y. Hogrel; P. Carlier; C. Masurier; O. Adjali;F. Mavilio; G. Dickson; P. Moullier; T. Voit; AFM-Duchenne Consortium
P.20.14
Non ambulant patients with deletion treatable by exon skipping 53 present a more severe phenotypethan the general Duchenne population
L. Servais; A. Seferian; R. Ben Yahou; F. Leturcq; K. Zehrouni; M. Benali; V. Decostre;V. Delahais; N. Butoianu; J.M. Cuisset; C. Cances; A.G. Le Moing; V. Laugel; A. Klein;P. Sabouraud; C. Le Guiner; P. Moullier; A. Moraux; J.Y. Hogrel; M. Montus; T. Voit
P.20.15
Assessing T cell-mediated immune response to dystrophin in the natural history of DuchenneMuscular Dystrophy
K. Anthony; V. Ricotti; M. Guglieri; L. Servais; T. Voit; K. Bushby; V. Straub; J. Morgan;F. Muntoni
Immune Myopathies II; Poster 21 (P.21.1–11)
P.21.1
Autophagy as a link between immunity and inflammation in idiopathic inflammatory myopathiesC. Cappelletti; G.N.A. Vattemi; P. Tonin; F. Salerno; D. Kapetis; L. Maggi; P. Confalonieri;L. Morandi; M. Mora; G. Tomelleri; R. Mantegazza; P. Bernasconi
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P.21.2
New insights into eosinophilic fasciitisD. Pehl; C. Preusse; J.L. Rinnenthal; U. Schneider; H.H. Goebel; F.L. Heppner; R. Alten;W. Stenzel
P.21.3
Skeletal muscle provides a permissive environment for Th2-M2 polarisation in neuromuscularsarcoidosisC. Preusse; H.H. Goebel; D. Pehl; A. Doeser; R.A. Kley; M. Vorgerd; F.L. Heppner; W. Stenzel
P.21.4
Combining MRI and muscle biopsy improves diagnostic accuracy in subacute-onset idiopathicinflammatory myopathy
M. de Visser; J. van de Vlekkert; M. Maas; J.E. Hoogendijk; I.N. van Schaik
P.21.5
Progress report on the development of new classification criteria for adult and juvenile idiopathicinflammatory myopathies
I.E. Lundberg; A. Tjarnlund; M. Bottai; L.G. Rider; V.P. Werth; C. Pilkington; M. de Visser; L.Alfredsson; A.A. Amato; R.J. Barohn; M.H. Liang; J.A. Singh; F.W. Miller
P.21.6
A case of familial Rippling muscle disease showing decreased of caveolin-3 in muscle biopsysuggesting an immunologic rippling mechanism
H. Arahata; H. Furuya; M. Kinoshita; N. Fujii
P.21.7
Rippling muscle disease associated with myasthenia gravis: A case reportA. Lusakowska; M. Gawel; A.M. Kaminska
P.21.8
Long-term follow up of a cohort of 62 newly diagnosed patients with a subacute-onset idiopathicinflammatory myopathy
M. de Visser; J. van de Vlekkert; J.E. Hoogendijk
P.21.9
Responsiveness of muscle testing and functions in a retrospective 51 inflammatory myopathiespatient series
H. Devilliers; N. Shewaro; Y. Allenbach; A. Rigolet; O. Benveniste
P.21.10
WithdrawnP.21.11
Muscle weakness and atrophy as initial symptoms of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS):A case report
H. Keyou; H. Jing; S. Hongrui
19:00–21:30
Sarepta Industry Symposium – Merrill HallFriday 4 October 2013
08:30–10:00
Advances in Therapy for Neuromuscular Diseases; Invited lectures(T.I.1–3) – Merrill HallChairpersons: N. Goemans and F. Muntoni
T.I.1
Targeted therapies for myotonic dystrophyC. Thornton
T.I.2
Exon skipping and PRO044 in Duchenne muscular dystrophy: extending the programA. Ferlini; N. Goemans; M. Tulinius; E.H. Niks; S. Dorricott; A. Morgan; A. Lourbakos;S. de Kimpe; R. Wilson; A. Armaroli; J. van Deutekom; G. Campion
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T.I.3
Perspectives on microdystrophins and deliveryG. Dickson; C. Le Guiner; M. Montus; L. Servais; Y. Cherel; J.Y. Hogrel; P. Carlier;C. Masurier; O. Adjali; T. Athanasopoulos; T. Koo; A. Malerba; F. Mavilio; T. Voit;P. Moullier
10:00–10:30
Morning Tea and Coffee10:30–11:00
Advances in Therapy for Neuromuscular Diseases; Invited lecture (T.I.4) – MerrillHallChairpersons: N. Goemans and F. Muntoni
T.I.4
Cell therapy and muscular dystrophyG. Butler-Browne
11:00–12:15
Treatment Approaches for Muscular Dystrophy; Oral Presentations(O.11–15) – Merrill HallChairpersons: I. Nishino and D. Selcen
O.11
Personalized therapy in Duchenne muscular dystrophy: An integrated approachG. Campion; T. Voit; A.A. Levin; E. Vroom; P. Furlong; A. Morgan; S. de Kimpe; R. Holslag;L. Bell
O.12
Peptide-enhanced uptake and bioactivity of antisense oligonucleotides in muscle and heart of DMDand DM1 mouse modelsB. Aguilera; S.A.M. Mulders; C. Tanganyika-de Winter; W.J.A. van den Broek; D. Muilwijk;H. Heemskerk; S.M.G. Sirka; P.C. de Visser; D.G. Wansink; A. Aartsma-Rus; J.C.T. vanDeutekom
O.13
Using out-of-frame exon skipping to induce IRES-driven expression of an N-truncated dystrophinisoform for 50 DMD mutations
N. Wein; A. Vulin; M.S. Falzarano; A. Szigyarto; A. Findlay; G. Vattemi; D. Perrone;F. Gualandi; M.T. Howard; K.M. Flanigan
O.14
Optimization and evaluation of new read-through compounds (RTCs) for the treatment ofDuchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD)
T. Gintjee; R. Kayali; A. Magh; C. Bertoni
O.15
Engineering a Wnt7a-based protein therapeutic for the treatment of muscular dystrophyP. Parone; M. Bennett; T. Lee; K. Lai; M. Fitch; C. Lynch; M. Rudniki; P. Flynn
12:15–12:30
Classification of Immune-mediated Necrotizing Myopathies; Oral Presentations(O.16) – Merrill HallChairpersons: I. Nishino and D. Selcen
O.16
Morphological and molecular heterogeneity in autoimmune necrotizing myopathiesW. Stenzel; C. Preusse; D. Pehl; F.L. Heppner; J. Weis; K. Claes; E. Rushing; V. Kana;O. Benveniste; H.H. Goebel
12:30–14:00
Lunch - Crocker Hall and Seascape19:30–23:00
Gala Dinner and Dance - Crocker Hall and Merrill Hall736 Program / Neuromuscular Disorders 23 (2013) 706–737
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08:30–09:00
Next Generation Sequencing Approaches for Muscle Disease; Oral Presentations(O.17–18) – Merrill HallChairpersons: C. Bonnemann and M. Spencer
O.17
Mutation spectrum of limb-girdle muscular dystrophies by New Generation Sequencing approachesM. Savarese; A. Torella; T. Giugliano; F. del Vecchio Blanco; G. di Fruscio; M. Dionisi;M. Iacomino; A. Garofalo; G. Piluso; I. Italian LGMD Network; V. Nigro
O.18
Systematic identification of causal mutations in Mendelian disorders using exome sequence dataM. Lek; N.F. Clarke; L. Waddell; B. Thomas; M. DePristo; M.J. Daly; K.N. North;D.G. MacArthur
09:00–09:30
Developmental Control of Muscle Growth and Maintenance; Oral Presentations(O.19–20) – Merrill HallChairpersons: C. Bonneman and M. Spencer
O.19
Specification of muscle stem cells : A genome-wide screen to identify new regulators of skeletalmuscle satellite cell renewal
F. Relaix
O.20
BMP signalling controls muscle massH. Amthor; R. Sartori; E. Schirwis; B. Blaauw; S. Bortolanza; J. Zhao; E. Enzo; A. Stantzou;E. Mouisel; L. Toniolo; A. Ferry; S. Stricker; A.L. Goldberg; S. Dupont; S. Piccolo; M. Sandri
09:30–10:30
New Neuromuscular Diseases; Oral Presentations (O.21–24) – Merrill HallChairpersons: A. Oldfors and H. Topaloglu
O.21
Congenital Myasthenic Syndrome (CMS), autophagic myopathy, and cognitive dysfunction causedby mutations in DPAGT1
D. Selcen; X.M. Shen; Y. Li; E.D. Wieben; A.G. Engel
O.22
Autosomal dominant Core Congenital Myopathy caused by a mutation in the MYH7 geneN.B. Romero; T. Xie; E. Malfatti; U. Schaeffer; M. Fardeau; J. Laporte
O.23
A novel desmin mutation causes autosomal recessive limb girdle muscular dystrophy withoutfeatures of myofibrillar myopathy
N. Cetin; B. Balci-Hayta; H. Gundesli; P. Korkusuz; N. Purali; B. Talim; E. Tan; D. Selcen;S. Erdem-Ozdamar; P. Dincer
O.24
Loss of function of MGME1, a novel player in mitochondrial DNA replication, causes a distinctautosomal recessive mitochondrial disorder
C. Kornblum; T. Nicholls; T.B. Haack; S. Schoeler; V. Peeva; K. Danhauser; K. Hallmann;G. Zsurka; J. Rorbach; A. Iuso; T. Wieland; M. Sciacco; D. Ronchi; G.P. Comi; M. Moggio;C.M. Quinzii; S. DiMauro; S.E. Calvo; V.K. Mootha; T. Klopstock; T.M. Strom; T. Meitinger;M. Minczuk; W.S. Kunz; H. Prokisch
10:30–11:00
Morning Tea and Coffee11:00–12:30
Poster HighlightsChairpersons: B. Talim and V. Straub
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12:30–13:30
WMS General Assembly – Merrill Hall3:30–14:30
Lunch - Crocker Hall and Seascape14:30–16:00
Late Breaking News – Merrill HallChairpersons: N. Romero and P. Van den Bergh
16:00
Prize giving and welcome to the 19th WMS Congress, Berlin, Germany – MerrillHallHandover of the WMS flag and closing of the Congress