ASEPA Basic Science Workshop
There will be a basic science workshop as a pre congress activity on the afternoon of Wednesday 20th October entitled The use of animal models for epilepsy research.
The use of animal models for epilepsy research
Chairs: Terence O'BRIEN (Australia) and Christopher FRENCH (Australia)
Animal models of genetic and acquired epilepsies: how good are they?
Solomon L. MOSHE (USA)
Acute animal models: surprising contributions to epilepsies
John O. WILLOUGHBY (Australia)
Novel disease mechanisms revealed by mouse models of familial epilepsy syndromes
Steven PETROU (Australia)
Use of gene expression systems to study cellular effects of human epilepsy mutations
Kanai KAZUAKI (Japan)
Transgenic rat models for epilepsy
Shinichi HIROSE (Japan)
An animal model for Dravet syndrome: molecular and cellular basis of the disease
Kazuhiro YAMAKAWA (Japan)
The use of animal models to investigate neuropsychiatric and neurocognitive co-morbidities
Nigel JONES (Australia)
Putting it all together: molecules to epilepsy
John HUGUENARD (USA)
General Discussion
Terence O'BRIEN (Australia) and Chris FRENCH (Australia)
| Registration Fees for ASEPA Pre-Congress Workshops (incl 10% GST) | One Half Day Workshop | Two Half Day Workshops |
| Delegates registered for the main congress | US$ 30 | US$ 50 |
| Delegates not attending the main congress | US$ 50 | US$ 75 |
Please note that all Registration Fees are inclusive of Australian GST currently at 10%.
