SIBBM 2025 • Frontiers in Molecular Biology

SIBBM 2025 • Frontiers in Molecular Biology

Molecular drivers and targets in development and disease

Molecular drivers and targets in development and disease

Naples, Italy • 17-19 June 2025

Naples, Italy • 17-19 June 2025

SIBBM 2025 • Frontiers in Molecular Biology

Molecular drivers and targets in development and disease

Naples, Italy • 17-19 June 2025

Programme

Programme

  • 12:20-13:30 Light lunch and registration
    13:30-13:40 Welcome address
    Session I - 3D Genome Organization
    CHAIRS: Matthieu Boulard (EMBL) and Caterina Missero (University of Naples Federico II)
    13:40-14:10 Mario Nicodemi (University of Naples Federico II, Italy)
    Chromatin 3D architecture: mechanisms and functions
    14:10-14:40 EMBL Lecture
    Argyris Papantonis (University Medical Center Göttingen, Germany)
    Senescent cells cluster CTCF on nuclear speckles to sustain their splicing program
    14:40-14:55 Marco Bianchi (Milan, Italy)
    The acidic intrinsically disordered region of chromatin factor HMGB1 mediates  fuzzy interactions with a panoply of nuclear and extracellular partners
    14:55-15:10 Nicla Simonelli (Naples, Italy)
    CBX2 as a potential target for therapeutic intervention in CRC
    15:10-15:40 Coffee break
    15:40-16:10 Magda Bienko (Human Technopole, Italy)
    Cell type-specific intronic RNAs shape genome architecture during neuronal lineage specification
    16:10-16:25 Mariella Cuomo (Naples, Italy)
    A new enhancer RNA shapes the 3D epigenetic landscape at Nanog locus in mouse embryonic stem cells
    16:25-16:40 Mattia Pelizzola (Milan, Italy)
    Subcellular dynamics of transcriptional and epitranscriptional regulation
    16:40-16:55 Beatrice Salvatori (Negedia)
    Unlocking biological insight through Negedia’s multiomics NGS solutions

    Eugenia Pisano (Bio-Rad Laboratories)
    Empower your research with ddPCR technology

    17:00-18:30 Poster Session I (odd numbers)
  • Session II - Synthetic Biology and Stem Cell-Based Models
    (Joint Session with Association of Cell Biology and Differentiation-ABCD)
    CHAIRS: Graziano Martello (University of Padua) and Gabriella Minchiotti (IGB-CNR)
    9:00-9:30 Ivano Legnini (Human Technopole, Italy)
    Spatiotemporal regulation of gene expression: from description to perturbation and back
    9:30-9:45 Marcella Cesana (Pozzuoli, NA, Italy)
    Dissecting FLCN-Driven Renal Pathogenesis in Birt-Hogg-Dubé Syndrome through Human Organoid Modeling
    9:45-10:00 Giorgio Milazzo (Bologna, Italy)
    Non-canonical roles of RCOR2 in regulating MYCN-driven neuroblastoma as a new member of the adrenergic core regulatory circuitry
    10:00-10:30 Sheref S. Mansy (University of Trento, Italy)
    Towards metabolically active, evolving protocells
    10:30-12:00 Poster Session II (even numbers) and coffee break
    12:00-12:30 Jamie Hackett (European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL), Italy)
    Programming the epigenome to dissect chromatin function
    12:30-12:45 Irene Faravelli (Cambridge, MA, USA)
    Passage of time in brain organoids: the journey to understand human brain development and maturation
    12:45-13:00 Stefania Scalise (Catanzaro, Italy)
    Q-VD-OPh-mediated caspase inhibition rescues pathological phenotype in sporadic Parkinson’s disease dopaminergic neurons via PKA-CREB pathway activation
    13:00-14:00 Lunch
    Session III - Emerging Technologies in Integrative Omics, Spatial Transcriptomics, and Artificial Intelligence
    CHAIRS: Giuseppe Merla (University of Naples Federico II) and Graziano Pesole (University of Bari)
    14:00-14:30 Raffaele Calogero (University of Turin, Italy)
    Essential strategies for mastering single-cell and spatial RNA-seq analysis
    14:30-15:00 Davide Cacchiarelli (University of Naples Federico II, TIGEM, Italy)
    Leveraging microfluidics and multi-omics to efficiently engineer human reprogramming-to-organoids
    15:00-15:15 Ugo Chianese (Naples, Italy)
    Single-cell and spatial transcriptomics unveil metabolic complexity in pancreatic cancer
    15:15-15:30 Adriano Fonzino (Bari, Italy)
    NanoListener and NanoSpeech: ab initio detection of multiple epitranscriptomic modifications in ONT dRNA reads
    15:30-15:45 Giacomo Graziano (Milan, Italy)
    Cracking NFYA dependency: genome-scale screens reveal resistance and vulnerability mechanisms
    15:45-16:00 Francesco Nicassio (Milan, Italy)
    Decoding the gene regulatory networks, epigenetic and noncoding drivers of cancer evolution through single-cell multi-omics and long-read transcriptomics
    16:00-16:30 Coffee break
    16:30-16:45 Kristin Schnettler (New England Biolabs, Germany)
    Streamlined for speed – Advances in NGS library preparation

    Silvia Perego (Promega)
    NanoLuc® Platform Technologies: innovative tools for enlightening cellular biology

    16:45-17:30 Symposium: Science and Society
    Il ruolo dell'intelligenza artificiale nella gestione e interpretazione dei big data nelle Scienze della Vita

    Riccardo Zecchina (Bocconi University, Milan, Italy)
    Tito Panciera (University of Padua, Italy)

    17:30-18:30 SIBBM members’ general assembly
    19:30 Social dinner
  • Session IV - Gene Expression and Translational Control from Biology to Therapy
    CHAIRS: Andrea Ditadi (San Raffaele Telethon Institute) and Nicoletta Potenza (University of Campania L. Vanvitelli)
    9:00-9:30 Kim De Keersmaecker (KU Leuven, Belgium)
    How ribosomal protein mutations translate cancer
    9:30-10:00 Francesco Amaldi Lecture (introduced by Irene Bozzoni)
    Anders H. Lund (University of Copenhagen, Denmark)
    Tuning the ribosome in health and disease
    10:00-10:15 Mila Gugnoni (Reggio Emilia, Italy)
    The stress economy of malignant pleural mesothelioma: linc00941 and translational control
    10:15-10:30 Alessio De Magis (Milan, Italy)
    HMGB1 mediates g-quadruplex-induced innate immunity activation
    10:30-11:00 Coffee break
    11:00-11:15 Chiara Casirati (Milan, Italy)
    Targeting the alternative polyadenylation of an oncogenic transcription factor: a new frontier in prostate cancer therapy
    11:15-11:45 Michela Denti (University of Trento, Italy)
    Therapeutic Modulation of RNA splicing for the treatment of 4R tauopathies
    11:45-12:15 Andrea Mattevi (University of Pavia, Italy)
    Targeting metabolons and redox signalling
    12:15-12:45 Riccardo Cortese Lecture
    Alberto Auricchio (University of Naples Federico II, TIGEM, Italy)
    ExpEditing AAV gene therapy
    12:45-13:00 Prizes and wrap-up
  • The poster's maximum size is A0 (841 x 1189 mm; width x height).

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    Posters with an odd number will be presented during Poster Session 1 (Tuesday, 17 June, 17:00-18:30). Posters with an even number will be presented during Poster Session 2 (Wednesday, 18 June, 10:30-12:00).

    P.1 Natalia Abate, Naples
    Impaired Chaperonin TRiC/CCT complex in Neurodevelopmental Disorders: new insights into EPM1 disease

    P.2 Diana Marisol Abrego Guandique, Catanzaro
    Conserved milk-derived miRNAs and their role in immune modulation 

    P.3 Martina Addeo, Naples
    Bridging bench to bedside: natural therapies for preeclampsia assessed in complementary experimental models

    P.4 Antonella Altieri, Naples
    Identification of potential biomarkers from epileptic lesions in FFPE samples by using proteomics approaches

    P.5 Susanna Ambrosio, Naples
    Exploring Lamin's role in genomic stability and DNA repair

    P.6 Fabrizia Ametrano, Naples
    Modeling fructose-induced brain alterations: integrating in vivo and stem cell-based in vitro systems

    P.7 Filomena Amoroso, Naples
    Investigating the epigenetic control of 3D gastruloid development using Epi-drugs

    P.8 Ylenia Antonacci, Bari
    TRIM8: a key player in chemosensitivity recovery of cancer cells

    P.9 Dario Balestra, Ferrara
    Base and Prime editing to revert Hemophilia A-causing point mutations

    P.10 Chiara Barone, Naples
    MiR-204 is required for photoreceptor rod differentiation and maturation

    P.11 Rafael Battisti Cavichion, Trento
    Modulation of exosome content by cell line engineering for the treatment of metastatic prostate cancer

    P.12 Giorgia Lucia Benedetto, Cosenza
    Q-VD-OPh-mediated caspase inhibition rescues pathological phenotype in sporadic Parkinson’s Disease dopaminergic neurons via PKA-CREB pathway activation

    P.13 Matteo Bertoli, Brescia
    ADAR therapy: a breakthrough against genetic disorders

    P.14 Elena Bianchi, Pavia
    Discovery of Ellagitannins as new potent and selective SGK1 inhibitors

    P.15 Laura Bottoni, Siena
    NRF2 activation by cysteine as a survival mechanism in TNBC

    P.16 Guglielmo Bove, Naples
    Virma as a vulnerable target in leukemia

    P.17 Alessio Branchini, Ferrara
    Recoding of premature termination codons by engineered tRNAs to rescue protein biosynthesis and function in hemophilia models

    P.18 Gaja Bruno, San Giovanni Rotondo, FG
    Genetic inactivation of EZH2 histone methyltransferase cooperates with HOXA9 oncogene to drive T-cell transformation and defines a distinct subtype of human T-ALL

    P.19 Noemi Cabella, Pavia
    Novel insights into the role of miRNA hsa-miR-1307-3p in DNA-RNA hybrids metabolism

    P.20 Vincenza Capo, Naples
    HAT1 as a potential oncogenic factor in breast cancer: implications for tumor progression and therapeutic targeting

    P.21 Alessio Capone, Rome
    TrkB is a potential therapeutic target for invasive cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma

    P.22 Roberta Capuana, Pozzuoli
    Analysis of microbiome in Inflammatory Bowel Diseases (IBDs) and Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) in pediatric patients

    P.23 Davide Capuano, Bari
    Correcting G>A point mutations causing fALS by Site-directed RNA editing

    P.24 Daniela Carannante, Naples
    Epigenetic modulation of netosis: insights into cell death mechanisms

    P.25 Iolanda Carratu', Naples
    Mitochondrial disruption in Ezrin-/- models related to apoptotic cell death  

    P.26 Chiara Centrella, Fisciano, SA
    Toward an in vitro model of gastric intestinal metaplasia using human gastric organoids and mucosoids

    P.27 Mario Chiariello, Siena
    MAPK15 controls intracellular lipid uptake and protects mammalian liver from steatotic disease

    P.28 Martina Coco, Turin
    miR-148b induces mitochondrial dysfunction and inhibits melanoma progression

    P.29 Ivan Conte, Naples
    Targeting glucose metabolism improves retinal phenotype in CHM medaka model

    P.30 Arianna Coppola, Naples
    Long non-coding RNA T-UCstem1 modulates paracrine WNT signaling during gastruloid morphogenesis

    P.31 Susan Costantini, Naples
    Evaluation of the effects of VCP inhibitors in cellular cancer models by an integrated analysis of the expression of endoplasmic reticulum stress-associated genes and metabolomics profiling

    P.32 Raffaele Covello, Cosenza
    TAU pathology and axonal injury are hallmarks of sporadic progressive supranuclear palsy disease in induced pluripotent stem cell-derived dopaminergic neurons

    P.33 Sharon Cox, Bari
    MitSorter: a standalone to discriminate mtDNA and NuMT ONT reads based on differential methylation for more accurate variant calling

    P.34 Flora Cozzolino, Naples
    Effects of growth conditions on phosphorylation level of CDKL5 in antarctic bacterial Pseudoalteromonas haloplanktis TAC 125

    P.35 Marco Cristiano, Naples
    A bottom-up approach to engineering the 3D fibrotic microenvironment in pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma

    P.36 Emilio Cusanelli, Trento
    Investigating the role of TERRA in telomere maintenance mechanisms and therapy response of cancer cells

    P.37 Massimo D'Agostino, Naples
    A light-resuming strategy as a new screening method for Sec61 inhibitors: discovery of small molecules down-modulating PD-L1 expression

    P.38 Davide D'Onghia, Novara
    Macrophage polarization and CEBP factors functional interplay

    P.39 Carola De Martinis, Verona
    Editing RUNX2 KO in B16 melanoma cells with Crispr-Cas9  as a potential strategy to enhance in vivo tumor response to therapeutic approaches

    P.40 Vito De Pinto, Catania
    Peptide-coding mRNA (ppNA) to win Neurodegenerative Diseases (NDD) and cancer

    P.41 Rosa De Santis, Pozzuoli
    Reprogramming-to-organoids: how to cost-efficiently leverage hIPSCs to model human diseases

    P.42 Filomena Del Piano, Naples
    Lipid nanoparticles as in vitro and in vivo delivery strategy for direct cell reprogramming into dopamine neurons

    P.43 Valentina Di Francesco, Rome
    Functional genomics in psoriasis: correlation between the presence of single nucleotide polymorphisms or haplotypes in the HLA-C gene upstream region and biogenesis of regulatory long non-coding RNAs

    P.44 Serena di Iasio, San Giovanni Rotondo, FG
    Development of antigen-specific CAR-T cells targeting leukemic initiating cells in human T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia

    P.45 Elena Di Nisio, Rome
    SCFFbxo22 complex regulates KDM5B stability, potentially influencing the epigenetic landscape in breast cancer

    P.46 Annalisa Di Ruscio, Boston, USA
    Predicting DiR signature in myelodysplastic syndromes by MOIRA an AI driven Multi-Omics Integration Research Assistant

    P.47 Daniele Durante, Rome
    Understanding determinants and functions of MATR3 binding along HSCHARME intronic sequence

    P.48 Federico Pio Fabrizio, San Giovanni Rotondo, FG
    Epigenetic alterations of SPARC in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis: insights from an explorative study

    P.49 Irene Farabella, Genoa
    Walking along an entire human chromosome at the nanoscale

    P.50 Maddalena Fenech, Naples
    Generation of a GD2 ganglioside-targeted H. simplex vector for oncolytic virotherapy

    P.52 Alessia Fornaro, Naples
    Targeting LAT1 to modulate boron uptake in osteosarcoma: implications for BNCT

    P.53 Silvia Fortuni, Pomezia, RM
    A platform for comprehensive CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing in preclinical research and drug discovery

    P.54 Bruno Fosso, Bari
    Reliable and Effective taxonomic classification of MAGs with kMetaShot

    P.55 Rachele Frigerio, Catanzaro
    Novel oncomiRs released in melanoma extracellular vesicles (EVs) drive resistance to immunotherapy by modulating intercellular networks that promote melanoma immune evasion

    P.56 Petronilla Frugis, Bari
    Correcting a pathogenic G>A point mutation in SBF1 gene by Site-directed RNA editing

    P.57 Tonya Fusco, Naples
    STEPS: a novel approach to dissect the genetic bases of Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer

    P.58 Michele Galluccio, Rende, CS
    The transcriptional response of the SNAT2 transporter gene to amino acid starvation

    P.59 Gennaro Gandolfo, Pozzuoli
    Dissecting the functional effects of BRCA1 perturbations in HBOC syndrome via deep mutational scanning

    P.60 Armando Gisonna, Naples
    Celecoxib activates a ROS-mediated mitochondrial apoptotic program in 2D and 3D melanoma cell cultures

    P.61 Antonio Grimaldi, Pozzuoli
    Deciphering molecular patterns in pediatric IBDs and FGIDs through a multi-omics framework

    P.62 Ilaria Grossi, Brescia
    Molecular profiling of tissue and circulating cancer-related ncRNAs in hepatocellular carcinoma

    P.63 Francesca Guarino, Catania
    Comprehensive DNA methylation landscape of the VDAC1 gene: insights into promoter, intronic, and intergenic regulatory elements

    P.64 Ciro Iaccarino, Sassari
    Cyanobacterial toxins induce protein aggregation and autophagy dysregulation in Parkinson's and ALS disease models

    P.65 Ilaria Iacobucci, Naples
    Hijacking the host: SARS-CoV-2 Spike S exploits tumor-like strategies to invade and rewire host cells

    P.66 Olimpia Iacolare, Naples
    Paxilllin plays a critical role in the pharyngeal archs segmentation during the pharyngeal apparatus morphogenesis

    P.67 Marta Ianni, Naples
    Cell-non-autonomous phenotype in EPM1 pathogenesis can be modulated by EVs-derived microRNAs

    P.68 Maria Roberta Iazzetta, Caserta
    Identification of novel regulatory network controlling human dopaminergic neuron specification and protection

    P.69 Iolanda Infantino, Catania
    Mitochondrial TSPO overactivation is linked to impaired respiration and mitophagy in a mouse model of ALS

    P.70 Hulyam Kurt, Eskisehir, Turkey
    Biomarker potential of the pyroptosis protein gasdermin D for prostate cancer

    P.71 Luca La Via, Brescia
    Functional impact of CYFIP2 RNA Editing on actin regulation, axon growth, and spinogenesis

    P.72 Pietro Laneve, Rome
    The MYC-dependent lncRNA MB3 inhibits apoptosis in Group 3 Medulloblastoma by regulating the TGF-β pathway via HMGN5

    P.73 Ida Lazzinnaro, Catanzaro
    Analysis of mitochondrial dysfunction in a human iPSC-derived organoid model of progressive supranuclear palsy

    P.74 Manuela Leo, Benevento
    PPARγ interaction with oleacein and oleocanthal mediates the enhanced mitochondrial activity and antioxidant response in colorectal cancer cells

    P.75 Domenico Liguoro, Rome
    miR-579-3p as a checkpoint for adaptation to target therapy in melanoma

    P.76 Camilla Lodola, Pavia
    Targeting the SARS-CoV-2 nucleocapsid–DDX3X interaction: domain mapping and inhibitor screening

    P.77 Erika Lorusso, Bari
    Assessment of gut microbiome eubiosis/dysbiosis based on DNA metabarcoding data by using machine learning approaches

    P.78 Vincenzo Lullo, Naples
    Gene correction in ICF patient-derived iPSCs restores DNA methylation and hematopoietic potential

    P.79 Matteo Marchetti, Naples
    A native promoter-based toolkit to tune gene expression in engineered macrophages

    P.80 Caterina Margheriti, Turin
    Characterization of transcriptional networks as possible molecular targets in basal-like breast cancer

    P.81 Stefania Martucciello, Fisciano, SA
    Tbx1-Vegfr3 interaction is required in cardiac morphogenesis

    P.82 Flaviana Marzano, Bari
    Plasma membrane amino acid transporters and VDACs in the metabolic rewiring of glioblastoma: from multi-omic approaches to targeted treatment

    P.83 Simone Mas, Palermo
    A mechanobiological approach to study PDAC progression and pharmacological response

    P.84 Mirella Massa, Pozzuoli
    Dissecting CDKL5 deficiency disorder through functional genomics approaches

    P.85 Alessia Mavillonio, Trento
    Optimizing the delivery of chemically modified antisense oligonucleotides and siRNAs: moving towards clinical use of RNA therapeutics for neurodevelopmental disorders

    P.86 Elisabetta Meacci, Florence
    Modulation of myofibroblasts by PC3-released factors: a role for RNA technology-based sphingosine 1-phosphate-mediated signaling

    P.87 Mirko Meneghel, Verona
    Investigating differential migration of healthy osteoblasts and osteosarcoma cells

    P.88 Giacomo Menichetti, Verona
    Ribonucleoprotein RBM20 expression is upregulated during neuroblastoma SH-SY5Y cell line differentiation and correlates with Tau exon 10 and Tau exon 6 inclusion

    P.89 Maria Rosaria Mentino, Naples
    Combining Proteomics and Bioinformatics to identify breast cancer biomarkers binding telomeric G-Quadruplex

    P.90 Claudia Moriello, Naples
    Targeting senescent mesenchymal stromal cells: SRC kinase inhibitors as promising senotherapeutic agents

    P.91 Luciano Mottola, Pozzuoli
    A molecular approach with antisense oligonucleotides (ASOs) for ultra-rare genetic disorders

    P.92 Alessandro Nasti, Kanazawa, Japan
    Eight-year longitudinal whole blood transcriptomic analysis allows to distinguish between the ageing-related gene expression variations, and the inflammation/metabolic dysregulations correlated to the declining insulinogenic index

    P.93 Michela Palmieri, Milan
    Unraveling autophagic proteins in synaptosomes of developing brains

    P.94 Sara Palumbo, Naples
    Talazoparib triggers irreversible cell death in cSCC: a preclinical therapeutic perspective

    P.95 Xena Giada Pappalardo, Catania
    Study of the recruitment of putative regulatory elements of the pseudogene VDAC1P8 by bioinformatic approach

    P.96 Chiara Papulino, Naples
    LAT1 as a therapeutic lever in BNCT: implications of epigenetic regulation and siRNA silencing in osteosarcoma

    P.97 Deanira Patrone, Naples
    Multilineage-differentiating stress-enduring (MUSE) cells as an innovative in vitro model for psychotic and mood disorders

    P.98 Valerio Perticaroli, Rome
    Crosstalk between CPEB1 and miR-135 family members

    P.99 Vittoria Petruzzella, Bari
    mTOR/AKT signalling as a molecular target in mitochondrial-related peripheral neuropathies

    P.100 Stefano Pezzini, Milan
    Overcoming premature termination codons in  neurodevelopmental diseases with anticodon-engineered tRNAs

    P.101 Mariaceleste Pezzullo, Caserta
    Unveiling the oncogenic role of RacGAP1 in lung adenocarcinoma by Wnt/β-catenin pathway regulation

    P.102 Miriam Piccioni, Naples
    The cross-kingdom activity of plant miRNAs as novel therapeutic tools in human diseases

    P.103 Anna Piscone, Naples
    Unravelling the impact of the base excision repair deficiency to genomic instability and inflammation

    P.104 Valeria Poli, Turin
    Guilty by association: calcium-mediated apoptosis regulated at the ER by a newly discovered mTOR-STAT3 pathway

    P.105 Giovanna Ponticelli, Naples
    Generation and characterization of lung organoids from human pluripotent stem cells to tackle lung fibrosis

    P.106 Sara Pozzi, Milan
    Unraveling p53 dynamics in colorectal cancer: a key to understanding chemotherapy resistance?

    P.107 Monica Procacci, Bologna
    Proteome diversity predicts functional differences of micronuclei in human cancer cells

    P.108 Valentina Proserpio, Turin
    The vulvar ecosystem: microbiome composition and the mutual crosstalk with host cells

    P.109 Carmela Ramondino, Rome
    Functional validation of a novel ATM variant in a patient with multiple melanoma: implications for personalized prevention and treatment

    P.110 Alberto Raoss, Trento
    Restoring physiological PMP22 expression in CMT1A cellular models via base editing of the Kozak sequence

    P.111 Simona Reina, Catania
    Investigation of VDAC3 gene expression regulation by oxidative stress

    P.112 Jonathan Fernando Reinoso Sánchez, Rome
    Histone deacetylase 3 displays anti-fibrotic activity in recessive dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa

    P.113 Davide Rizzini, Trento
    Understanding C9orf72 intron 1 retention in ALS to design therapeutic antisense oligonucleotides

    P.114 Sabrina Rizzolio, Turin
    miR-214 as a therapeutic target in BRAF inhibitor-resistant malignant melanomas

    P.115 Maria Lorenza Rusciano, Naples
    Exploring the pancreatic-like cell composition of a sea urchin at the single-cell resolution

    P.116 Marco Russo, Bologna
    Topoisomerase 1 poisoning-dependent mutational signatures in colorectal cancer

    P.117 Michele Sallese, Chieti
    Structural and functional analysis of the novel pathological variant c.1024G>A in the SIL1 gene causing Marinesco-Sjögren syndrome

    P.118 Marcello Salvi, Pozzuoli
    Integrative genomics reveals FGFR4 mutations and TGFβ-driven immune escape in cancer of unknown primary

    P.119 Afshin Samiminemati, Naples
    Mitochondrial microproteins in cellular stress: the multifaceted role of humanin

    P.120 Luca Sanna, Rome
    Extracellular NAMPT promotes keratinocyte hyperproliferation and inflammation via TLR4/TLR2 pathways and contributes to psoriasis symptoms in an Imiquimod-Induced mouse model

    P.121 Martina Santulli, Bologna
    Dissecting the function of PRR12 and its role in Neuroocular Syndrome through a multi-omic approach

    P.122 Andrea Scircoli, Turin
    MiR-214 drives metabolism rewiring in melanoma by regulating proteins involved in the endoplasmic reticulum-mitochondria axis

    P.123 Mohd Shahzaib, Naples
    Decoding cellular senescence: a meta-analysis of transcriptomic networks and key molecular drivers

    P.124 Domenico Alessandro Silvestris, Bari
    Recoding RNA editing as a source of tumor-specific neoantigens in pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors

    P.125 Marco Simula, Rome
    Dissecting the role of tissue-specific lncRNAs in muscle-nerve interaction using human neuromuscular organoids

    P.126 Jahnavi Srivatsa, Turin
    STAT3-siRNA-aptamer chimeras to target tumour-stroma crosstalk in breast cancer

    P.127 Eleonora Stanca, Lecce
    Concentrated growth factor induces ER stress and apoptosis by increasing ceramide generation in selected tumor cell lines

    P.128 Maria Letizia Taddei, Florence
    PHGDH expression modulates arachidonic acid pathway and 5-FU resistance in colorectal cancer

    P.129 Nadia Tagliaferri, Pavia
    Cisplatin adducts repair is imbalanced in CANVAS B-Lymphoblastoid cell lines

    P.130 Mariagrazia Talarico, Catanzaro
    Decoding sporadic PSP-RS: MAPK/ERK and PI3K/Akt pathways as central disease drivers

    P.131 Federico Tolino, Novara
    Exploring the molecular mechanisms of early-onset breast cancer

    P.132 Paola Tucci, Rende, CS
    Molecular insights into curcumin’s TLR4 inhibition in TNBC: hyperglycemia as a critical regulator

    P.133 Didem Turgut Cosan, Eskisehir, Turkey
    Altered breast cancer cell death associated with KCNA3 and/or EAG1 silencing through voltage-gated potassium channels (VGPCs)

    P.134 Chantal Usai, Genoa
    Improve accessibility of Chromatin Tracing experiments 

    P.135 Lorenzo Vaccaro, Pozzuoli
    Genotype-phenotype single-cell transcriptomics for massive parallel assessment of genetic variants

    P.136 Danila Valletta, Caserta
    Characterization of miR-125a targetome in human hepatocarcinoma cells

    P.137 Anna Vareschi, Verona
    Activity of a methyl-ester sulphonate detergent combined with silver-derivatized magnetic nanoparticles

    P.138 Angelo Sante Varvara, Bari
    Comparative evaluation of long and short-read sequencing technologies for human trio genotyping

    P.139 Giulia Verrilli, Ariano Irpino
    Pro-apoptotic activity of polyphenol-rich extract from Camellia japonica flowers in leukemia cell lines

    P.140 Mauro Voi, Verona
    A precise characterisation of peptide binding stability to HLA-C alleles and correlation with the progression of HIV-1 infection and HIV-1 related neurocognitive impairment

    P.141 Muhammad Waqas, Naples
    CBX3 as a prognostic biomarker in lung cancer

    P.142 Jan Zamporlini, Milan
    LINE1 maintain T-cell resting state by regulating ribosome biogenesis and chromatin organization through phase-separated nuclear condensates

    P.143 Giorgia Zappacosta, Povo, TN
    Friedreich's Ataxia: increased of expression of frataxin levels by genomic editing and generation of 3D in vitro cellular models with iPSCs