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September, 11th 2008 16:30-18:30hHall A
PS9 VITAMIN D RECEPTOR (VDR) AND VITAMIN D IN AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE

Supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Autoimmunity Research Foundation
T. Marshall
H. Amital, Israel
VDR RECEPTOR COMPETENCE INDUCES RECOVERY FROM CHRONIC AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE
Abstract
Trevor Marshall		16:30-16:50h
20min
VITAMIN D METABOLITES AS CLINICAL MARKERS IN AUTOIMMUNE AND CHRONIC ILLNESS
Abstract
Greg Blaney, Canada		16:50-17:10h
20min
VITAMIN D AND AUTOIMMUNE RHEUMATIC DISEASES
Maurizio Cutolo, Italy		17:10-17:30h
20min
LOW SERUM 25 OH VITAMIN D CONCENTRATIONS IN PATIENTS WITH SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED DISEASE ACTIVITY
Abstract
Howard Amital, Israel		17:30-17:40h
10min
BACTERIA-INDUCED VITAMIN D RECEPTOR DYSFUNCTION IN AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE: THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS FOR INTERPRETATION OF SERUM VITAMIN D METABOLITE LEVELS
Abstract
Thomas Perez		17:40-17:50h
10min
ASSOCIATION OF FOK-I VITAMIN D RECEPTOR POLYMORPHISM WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS, BUT ONLY IN PATIENTS WITH A FAVOURABLE VITAMIN D STATUS
Abstract
Joost Smolders, Netherlands		17:50-18:00h
10min
VITAMIN D INDUCED DYSREGULATION OF NUCLEAR RECEPTORS MAY ACCOUNT FOR HIGHER PREVALENCE OF SOME AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES IN WOMEN
Abstract
Amy Proal		18:00-18:10h
10min
EVALUATION OF REFERENCEVALUES FOR 25-HYDROXYVITAMIN D BASED ON CURRENT DATA
Abstract
Marilina Tampoia, Italy		18:10-18:20h
10min
THE EFFECT OF VITAMIN D3 SUPPLEMENTATION ON IFN-GAMMA LEVELS OF IRANIAN MS PATIENTS
Abstract
Ghasem Mosayebi, Iran, Islamic Republic of		18:20-18:30h
10min