Rapid Fire Talks
Rapid fire talks are 5 minute presentations during which the scientists can pitch their research. The rapid fire talks are in 2 sessions; one on Thursday September 8 and one on Friday September 9.
Most abstracts will also be presented as posters.
When the authors permitted that the abstracts of their talks could be released to the public, they can be downloaded below.
Thursday September 8, 2016 (11.50-12.45) / chair: Henk Stunnenberg
Title | presenter | poster | |
1. | Transcriptional and epigenetic variability shapes phenotypic plasticity of human immune cells | Simone Ecker | |
2. | Dynamic metabolic epigenome landscape in human tissues from Korean Epigenome project | Jae-Bum Bae | 3 |
3. | Integrative analysis of the epigenomic, mutational, transcriptional and three-dimensional chromatin landscape of chronic lymphocytic leukemia | Rene Beekman | |
4. | The BLUEPRINT of human hematopoietic differentiation inscribed in DNA methylation | Matthias Farlik | 4 |
5. | Cell type specific chromatin architecture defines erythropoiesis and megakaryopoiesis | Romina Petersen | 5 |
6. | Combining transcription factor binding affinities with an open chromatin prior for accurate gene expression prediction | Florian Schmidt | 6 |
7. | Epigenomic characterization demonstrated that MYC-positive and negative Burkitt lymphoma share a common methylation profile | Rabea Wagener | |
8. | DeepBlue: diving into epigenomic data | Felipe Albrecht | 1 |
9. | IHEC data portal 2016 update: datasets quality control, permanent sessions, public API | David Bujold | 2 |
Friday September 9, 2016 (09.45 – 10.30) / chair: Jorn Walter
Title | Presenter | Poster | |
1. | Epigenetic and functional dynamics of human bone marrow myeloid differentation to mature blood neutrophils | Farzin Pourfarzad | 7 |
2. | The effect of common genetic variation on transcription factor binding, chromatin structure and their influence on cellular phenotype | Stephen Watt | 9 |
3. | Distinct epigenetic architectures in bidirectional promoters revealed by single cell analysis | Fatemeh Behjati Ardakani | 10 |
4. | Increased DNA methylation variability in type 1 diabetes across three immune effector cell types | Dirk Paul | |
5. | Hybrid LSD1/JMJ inhibitor as therapeutic option in cancers with deregulated hormone-receptor signalling | Rosaria Benedetti | |
6. | eFORGE: a tool for identifying cell type-specific signal in epigenomic data | Charles Breeze | 11 |
7. | Epigenetics and moral responsibility: the challenging task of identifying epigenetic normailty and the internal contradiction of plasticity + inheritance | Charles Dupras | 12 |
8. | Expanded low gene body methylation defines cell-specific epigenome signatures in the adaptive immune system | Marcela Sjoberg | |