2020 Contraceptive Symposium
September 30 Session
Novel Contraceptives Targeting Sperm Development and Function
4:00 – Keynote Speaker: Martin Matzuk, Baylor College of Medicine, USA
DNA-Encoded Chemistry Technology and Functional Genomics for Contraception Research
4:45 – Laura Giojalas, National University of Cordoba, Argentina
Sperm Chemotaxis And Its Potential Application For New Contraceptive Development
5:00- Mariano Buffone, Institute of Biology and Experimental Medicine, Argentina
Sperm Acrosome Reaction and Capacitation and The Potential Application For New Contraceptive Development
5:15 – Aaron Crapster, Vibliome Therapeutics Stanford University, USA
HIPK4-Selective Inhibitors for Male Contraception
5:30 – Alan Andrew Silva, São Paulo State University, Brazil
The Roles of Epididymal Protease Inhibitor (EPPIN) N-Terminal and C-Terminal Regions on The Regulation of Mouse Sperm Motility
5:40 – Noemia Mariani, São Paulo State University, Brazil
Recombinant Seminal Vesicle-Secreted Protein SVS2 Inhibits the Motility of Mouse Spermatozoa in vitro
5:50 – Nongnuj Tanphaichitr, University of Ottawa, Canada
Potential Use of LL-37/17BIPHE2 as Vaginal Spermicides/Microbicides
October 7 Session
Male Contraceptive Development Targeting Spermatogenesis
4:00 – Keynote Speaker: Patricia Cuasnicú, Institute of Biology and Experimental Medicine, Argentina
CRISP Proteins as Novel Targets for Male Contraceptive Development
4:45 – Gustavo Blanco, Kansas University Medical Center, USA
Targeting Na,K-ATPase Alpha 4 for Male Contraception
5:00 – John Amory, University of Washington, USA
Inhibition of Retinoic Acid Biosynthesis as A Target for Male Contraception
5:15 – Wei Yan, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, USA
SD-1 Is A Reversible, Non-Hormonal Male Contraceptive Agent
5:30 – Asifu Basiru, University of Ilorin, Nigeria
Waltheria Indica Linn. Root Exhibits Male Contraceptive Effect Through Inhibition of Androgensis In Male Wistar Rats
5:40 – Haiqi Chen, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, USA
Testicular Spatial Transcriptome Atlas Reveals Functional Dynamics in Gene Programs During Mammalian Spermatogenesis
5:50 – Maximilian Lyon, Washington University School of Medicine
The Sperm-Specific Potassium Channel SLO3 is a Target for Contraceptive Development
October 14 Session
Non-Hormonal Female Contraceptive Strategies
4:00 Keynote Speaker: Diane Duffy, Eastern Virginia Medical School, USA
Ovulatory Angiogenesis as a Target for Novel Contraceptive Development
4:45 – Shuo Xiao, Rutgers University, USA
3D In Vitro Follicle Culture as An Effective Model for Contraceptive Discovery
5:00 – Marina Peluffo, Centro de Investigaciones Endocrinológicas (CEDIE), Argentina
Chemokines and Their Potential Application for New Female Contraceptive Development
5:15 – Sergio Romero, by Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia, Peru
Oocyte Maturation Mechanism. Potential Targets for Contraception
5:30 – Doan Thao Dinh, University of Adelaide, Australia
Unique Molecular Mechanism of Progesterone Receptor in Granulosa Cells during Ovulation
5:40 – Emily Harris, Washington State University, USA
Progesterone Signaling in the Oviduct Epithelial Cells is Required for Normal Embryo Transport and Development
5:50 – Jiyang Zhang, Northwestern University, USA
Mouse Ovarian Follicles from Encapsulated in Vitro Follicle Growth (eIVFG) Preserve Ovulation Molecular Signatures in Vivo