Interviews

Throughout the week you can pick up interviews (in French or English) with researchers present at Myology 2008 who have talked to us about their backgrounds and their current research projects.

Thomas Voit, President of Myology 2008 and Medical and scientific director of the Myology Institute (Paris, France)

Serge Braun, AFM scientific Director


Christophe Marcelle, France
Lecture : Skeletal muscle morphogenesis and growth. A bird's eye view (Tuesday 27 may)


Shin'ichi Takeda, Japon
Lecture : Characterization of adult progenitor cells in skeletal muscle (Tuesday 27 may)


Krysztof Jagla, France
Lecture : Genetic control of cell fate specification during myogenesis : learning from Drosophila (Tuesday 27 may)


Pascal Maire, France
Lecture : Six homoproteins control several steps of skeletal muscle development (Tuesday 27 may)


Romain Gherardi, France
Lecture : Muscle satellite cells and endothelial cells : close neighbours and privileged partners (Tuesday 27 may)


Giulio Cossu, Italy
Lecture : Toward the cell therapy for muscle dystrophies (Tuesday 27 may)


Christian Pinset, France
Lecture : Is there a future for muscle repair by cell therapy (Tuesday 27 may)


Marc Peschanski, France
Lecture : Human embryonic stem cells, a dual therapeutic toom fort monogenic diseases and senescence (Tuesday 27 may)


Michel Pucéat, France
Lecture : Cardiac commitment of human embryonic stem cells : towards the generation of cardiac progenitors for cell therapy of heart failure ( Wednesday 28 may)


Kenneth Chien, USA
Lecture : How to make a herat : multipotent cardiovascular progenitors in development and disease (Wednesday 28 may)


Denis Duboc, France
Lecture : Perindopril treatment in DMD and prevention of sudden death in laminopathies (Wednesday 28 may)


Gisèle Bonne, France
Lecture : Animal models in laminopathies (Wednesday 28 may)


Christelle Monville, France
Lecture : An in vitro beating heart model for functional assessment of pharmacological compounds and cell therapy (Wednesday 28 may)


Patricia Lemarchand, France
Lecture : Cardiac cell therapy : clinical trials (Wednesday 28 may)


Jean-Thomas Vilquin, France
Lecture : Myoblast transplantation from human embryonic stem cells and cardiac regeneration (Wednesday 28 may)


Nicolas Lévy, France
Lecture : Laminopathies in human and mouse : from gene defects to therapies (Wednesday 28 may)


Yvan Torrente, Italy
Lecture : Autologous transplantation of engineered muscle derived CD133+ stem cells (Wednesday 28 may)


Philippe Moullier, France
Lecture : Adeno-associated viral vector genomes as episomal chromatin in primate skeletal muscle (Wednesday 28 may)


Steve Wilton, Australia
Lecture : Splice intervention therapies for muscle diseases (Wednesday 28 may)


Martine Barkats, France
Lecture : AAV-mediated gene transfer in the central nervous system of a feline model of SMA (Thursday 29 may)


George Dickson, UK
Lecture : Antisense and RNAi technologies : from natural phenomena to new therapeutics (Friday 30 may)


Luis Garcia, France 
Lecture : Muscle function recovery in dystrophic dog after exon skipping gene therapy (Friday 30 may)


Judith van Deutekom, The Netherlands
Lecture : Pre-clinical and clinical development of 20MePS antisense oligonucleotides for DMD (Friday 30 may)


Daniel Schümperli, Switzerland
Lecture : Correction of SMN2 splicing by a bifunctional U7 snRNA complements (Friday 30 may)


Christophe Béroud, France
Intervention : Knowledge bases to facilitate theraputic approaches (Friday 30 may)


Alexandra Belayew, Belgium
Intervention : Homeodomain transcription factors DUX4, PITX1 and DUX4C : new actors in the molecular mechanism of FSHD (Friday 30 may) 


Carole Bérard, France 
Lecture : The Motor Function Measure, an outcome measure adapted to most neuromuscular diseases (Friday 30 may)


François Boyer, France
Lecture : Conceptual approaches of the quality of life measurements used in medicine (Friday 30 may)