Lung Science Conference 2004

At the forefront of basic and translational respiratory science, this conference is an essential event for budding respiratory researchers looking to boost their career.

Educational aims

- Mechanisms of gene expression in inflammatory lung disease
- Injurious and protective processes in acute and chronic lung injury
- Resolution of lung inflammation
- Repair processes in lung injury

LSC 2004 - Application of our knowledge of the basic processes of lung inflammation in lung diseases

LSC 2024 - Development of chronic lung diseases: from life-spanning mechanisms to preventive therapy

LSC 2023 - Post-viral lung diseases - from basic immunology to clinical phenotypes and therapy

LSC 2022 - Mucosal immunology of the lung: balancing protective immunity and chronic inflammation

Assessing genetics of complex traits

W. Cookson (Oxford, United Kingdom)

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Use of expression microarrays in studies of asthma, acute lung injury and emphysema

D. Sheppard (San Francisco, United States Of America)

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Quantitative proteomic analysis: methods and applications

D. Goodlett (Seattle, United States Of America)

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Regulation of inflammation

A. Segal (London, United Kingdom)

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Regulation of pulmonary inflammation and its consequences by collectins and apoptotic cells

P. Henson (Denver, United States Of America)

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Mechanisms of acute lung injury

S. Uhlig (Borstel, Germany)

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Regulation of neutrophil function by hypoxia

E. R. Chilvers (Cambridge, United Kingdom)

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Blocking innate immunity in humans: wise or foolish?

T. R. Martin (Seattle, United States of America)

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Gene regulation

P. J. Barnes (London, United Kingdom)

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Stem cell strategies to heal/replace damaged lung tissue

A. Trounson (Victoria, Australia)

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Strategies to modify epithelial transport

M. Matthay (San Francisco, United States Of America)

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Strategies to modify repair in acute and chronic lung injury

G. Laurent (London, United Kingdom)

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Oral Presentations - abstracts

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Poster Presentations - abstracts

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CDN Connection Issue

Lung Science Conference 2004

LSC 2004 - Application of our knowledge of the basic processes of lung inflammation in lung diseases

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