第05回 内藤コンファレンス

神経･免疫･内分泌ネットワーク [II]

組織委員

セッション

SessionA
Introduction：Immune elements in the nervous system integration

1. Prostanoids and prostanoid receptors：A link between cytokines and neuronal functions

   [Shu Narumiya]

   Kyoto University,

2. Cytokines and their receptors in the brain

   [Masamichi Satoh /Masabumi Minami]

   Kyoto University,

3. Pyrogenic and cryogenic actions of cytokines

   [Matthew J．Kluger]

   The Lovelace Institutes,

4. Somnogenic actions of cytokines

   [James M．Krueger]

   University of Tennessee,

5. Pain modulating actions by cytokines and PGE2 in the brain

   [Takakazu Oka/Tetsuro Hori]

   Kyushu University,

6. Regulation of cytokine gene expression in the central nervous system: mechanisms and functional consequences

   [Robert Dantzer]

   lNSERN,

SessionB
Neural control of immune system

1. Characterization of biorhythms specific for different immuno- cytes and their physiological control

   [Katsuo Kumagai]

   Tohoku University,

2. Modulation of NK ce1ls and cytotoxic lymphocytes via conditioning of CNS pathway

   [Raymond N．Hiramoto]

   University of Alabama at Birmingham,

3. Emotional response and immunity

   [Chiharu Kubo]

   Kyushu University,

4. Control of Thl/Th2 Tcells by neuropeptides

   [Hiroshi Yamamoto]

   National Institute of Neuroscience,

SessionC
Interaction between endocrine and immune systems

1. Corticotropin releasing factor and cytokines

   [Errol B．De Souza]

   Neurocrine Bioscience Inc.,

2. Cytokines and posterior pituitary functions

   [HiroshiYamashita]

   University of Occupational and Environmental Health,

3. Roles of CRH and AVP in interleukin-1-induced ACTH secretion

   [Toshinori Suda/Hajime Watanobe]

   Hirosaki University,

4. Natriuretic peptide family and cytokines

   [Hiroshi Ito/Kazuwa Nakao]

   Kyoto University,

5. α-MSH as an anticytokine substance in the neuro-immune- endocrine networks

   [James M. Lipton]

   University of Texas,

SessionD
Pathophysiology of Neuro-Immune-Endocrine Networks (1)

1. The role of TNF family members in CNS inflamination

   [Nancy H. Ruddle]

   Yale University,

2. Cytokines in the CNS regulated by remote axonal lesion

   [George M. Kreutzberg]

   Max Planck lnstitut Psychiatrie,

3. Neurotrophic effect of cytokines in the central nervous system

   [Yoshihilro Konishi/Takeshi Tabira]

   National lnstitute of Neuroscience,

4. The role of CINC/GRO in reproductive pathophysiology

   [Akira Miyake]

   Osaka University,

5. Endocrine system and extrathymic T cell selection in autoimmune disease

   [Toru Abo]

   NiigataUniversity,

SessionE
Pathophysiology of Neuro-Immune-Endocrine Networks (2)

1. Interleukin-1 in the brain in relation to viral infection, stress and autoimmune disease

   [France Haour]

   Institut Pasteur,

2. Oral tolerance and cytokines in autoimmune disease

   [Hiroshi lshida]

   National Utano Hospital,

3. Role of α-MSH in the modulation of host reactions in AIDS and other onditions in humans

   [Anna Catania]

   UniversitaDegliStudi diト1ilano,

4. Alzheimer's disease and immunology

   [Haruhiko Akiyama]

   Tokyo Institute of Psychiatry,

5. Depression and neuropsycho immunology：Interaction between cytokines and serotonin

   [Shigeto Yamawaki]

   Hiroshima University,