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March 2017 - Volume 4 - Suppl

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LUPUS 2017 & ACA 2017,(12th lnternational
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PLENARY SESSION 1: LUPUS lN 2017: FROM MOLECULAR
TARGETS TO NEW THERAPIES
Plenary Session 1: Lupus inZQ17: from moleculartargets to newtherapies

PLENARY SESSION 2: LUPUS NEPHRITIS: FROM BENCH TO
BEDSIDE
Plenary Session 2: Lupus nephritis: from bench to bedside

PLENARY SESSION 3: CHALLENGES IN DRUG
DEVELOPMENTAND CLINICALTRIAL DESIGN IN SLE
Plenary Session 3: Challenges in drug development and clinical trial design in SLE

PLENARY SESSION 4: CUTTING EDGE SCIENCE lN SLE
Plenary Session 4: Cutting edge science in SLE

PLENARY SESSION 5: OUTCOME MEASURES AND
TREATMENT TARGETS IN SLE
Plenary Session 5: Outcome measures and treatment targets in SLE

PARALLEL SESSION 1: CNS LUPUS
Parallel Session 1:CNS lupus

PARALLEL SESSION 2: CELL TARGETING IN SLE
Parallel Session 2: Cell targeting in SLE

PARALLEL SESSION 4: LUPUS REFLECTIONS ACROSS THE
CONTINENTS: ARE WE ADDRESSING THE NEEDS OF OUR

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PARALLEL SESSION 5: LUPUS NEPHRITIS
Parallel Session 5: Lupus nephritis

PARALLEL SESSION 7: MANIFESTATIONS, COMORBtDtTtES
AND COMPLICATIONS
Parallel Session 7t Manifestations, comorbidities and complications

PARALLEL SESSION 8: INNATE tMMUNtTY AND
INTERFERON
Parallel Session 8: lnnate immunity and interferon

PARALLEL SESSION 9: THE MOSATC OF AUTO|MMUNtTy
Parall€l Session 9:The mosaic of

PARALLEL SESSION

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ParallelSession 15: Peads in autoimmunity

PARALLEL SESSION 16: QUAL|Ty OF CARE AND pATtENT
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PARALLEL SESSION 18: AUTOIMMUNtTy AND THE
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ParallelSession 18: Autoimmunity and the environment

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ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY AND LYMPHOCYTES

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ANTIPHOSPHOLIPI D SYN DROME
Antiphospholi pid syndrome

NEW THERAPIES AND THERAPEUTIC TARGETS _ OTHER
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NEW THERAPIES AND THERAPEUTIC TARGETS
New therapies and therapeutic targets

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PAEDIATRIC SLE
Paediatric SLE

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SLE COMPL]CATIONS AND COMORBIDITIES
SLE Complications and

comorbidities

CLINICAL TRIALS
Clinical trials

GENETICS, EPIGENETICS, OMICS, BIOMARKERS AND
PERSONALISED MEDICINE IN SLE AND AUTOIMMUNITY
Genetics, epigenetics, omics, biomarkers and personalised medicine in sLE and

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INNATE IMMUNITY
lnnate immunity

INNATE IMMUNITY
lnnate immunity

MICROBIOME, INFECTIONS, PROBIOTICS AND
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Microbiome, infections, probiotics and nutritional factors in autoimmunity

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Pregnancy: the mother and the

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SLE Epidemiology and risk

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VACC I N ES, ADJUVANTS AN D AUTOIMMUN ITY
Vaccines, adiuvants and

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effecr on gene expression, transcription facor binding, and
epigenetic characeristics. Using the correlated SNPS (r2 >0.8)
from the 82 SLE loci, we found only 1.5% SNPs errcode missense or synooymous mutations, altd the marority (56%) were
implicated in differenrial exprcssion of cis-genes (9.81
1GI 98