Keynote Lecture Adrian Hayday, London, UK
γδ TCR responding to viral infection
David Vermijlen, Brussels, BE
Julie Déchanet-Merville, Bordeaux, FR
Anne Hahn, Erlangen, DE
Immo Prinz, Hannover, DE
γδ TCR profiling
Ben Willcox, Birmingham, UK
Martin Davey, Melbourne, AUS
Sarina Ravens, Hannover, DE
Kilian Wistuba-Hamprecht, Tübingen, DE
γδ TCR signaling
Dan Pennington, London, UK
Thomas Herrmann, Würzburg, DE
Wolfgang Schamel, Freiburg, DE
Translating γδ TCR Signals to Anti-Cancer Application
Virginie Lafont, Montpellier, FR
Jürgen Kuball, Utrecht, NL
Domenico Mavilio, Milano, IT
Daniela Wesch, Kiel, DE
Dieter Kabelitz, Kiel, DE
Session I
Anna Morath (Group Schamel)
Anne Hahn (Group Winkler)
Malte Deseke (Group Prinz)
Session II
Sarina Ravens
Thomas Herrmann
Benjamin Schusser
Session III
Kilian Wistuba-Hamprecht
Daniela Wesch
Dieter Kabelitz
Session IV
Discussion status quo and plans
Human γδ TCR repertoires
Alina Fichtner – Vγ9Vδ2 TCR repertoires of preterm neonates
Kilian Wistuba-Hamprecht – TCR repertoires of melanoma patients
Elena Bruni – Liver γδ TCR repertoire of CRC patients
Understanding γδ T cells at single-cell level
Anne Hahn – Technical advances from the Erlangen group
Likai Tan – Characterization of human γδ T cells via single-cell NGS
Session I
Julie Ribot, keynote opening- Meningeal γδ T cells impact on cognition in health and disease
Dan Pennington- Distinct metabolic programs control effector functions of γδ T cell subsets in tumour microenvironments
Anne Hahn and Thomas Winkler- γδ T cell subpopulations in the presence of a monomorphic Vδ chain
Bruno Silva-Santos- Molecular (mRNA and miRNA) signatures of IL-17+ vs. IFNg+ γδ T cell subsets
Session II
David Vermijlen- Development and role of Vγ9Vδ2 T cells in early life
Sarina Ravens- Differential development of Vδ2+ and Vδ1+ T cells after birth
Likai Tan- A fetal wave of human type-3 γδ T cells with restricted TCR diversity persists into adulthood
Daniela Wesch- Impact of tumour resistance mechanisms on γδ T cell responses
Keynote closing
Thomas Herrmann- Butyrophilins and phosphoantigen-recognition
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