Tuesday, 7 February 2023 to Wednesday, 8 February 2023

Posters

Elena Britti
University Of Oxford
1Phenocopying mitochondrial Parkinson’s disease patient phenotypes using CRISPRi in iPSC-derived neurons
Rafat Arafat
Andhra University
Palestinian Territory
2Development of 3( 4-methoxy benzylidiene ) -4-chromanone
Emily Souster
Wellcome Sanger Institute
3Experimental pipelines for the validation of therapeutic target combinations from next generation dual CRISPR-Cas9 screens in cancer
Ulrike Kuenzel
AstraZeneca
4Arrayed CRISPR KO screens in renal cell models enable the identification of novel targets for Chronic Kidney Disease
Ana Penas
Immunocore
5Use of CRISPR/Cas9 to support pre-clinical ImmTAX evaluation
Romina Silva
Wellcome Sanger Institute
6GENOME-WIDE CRISPR–CAS9 SCREENS IN ORGANOIDS TO IDENTIFY CANCER DEPENDENCIES WITH CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS
Paul Russell
Horizon Discovery
7Base Editor Screening Platforms to Characterize Performance of the Modular Components of Horizon’s Pin-PointTM Base Editing System
Grainne Gernon
AstraZeneca
8Coupling of cell cycle analysis to arrayed CRISPR immunofluorescence screening pipeline
Manuel Kaulich
Vivlion GmbH
Germany
9Vivlion: Synthetic Lethality and Genetic Interaction Mapping at Scale
Charlie Dunlop
AstraZeneca
10Arrayed CRISPR screening in primary human Tregs using a multi-colour flow cytometry endpoint
Morag Rose Hunter
AstraZeneca
11High-throughput lipid nanoparticle formulation to enable arrayed CRISPR screening in challenging cell models
Klaas de Lint
Amsterdam University Medical Center
Netherlands
12Full-genome isogenic/drug CRISPR screens identify novel genes involved in DNA replication, DNA repair, and sister chromatid cohesion
Joanne Walter
Fida Biosystems
Denmark
13Flow Induced Dispersion Analysis (FIDA) in automated gRNA screening for CRISPR Cas development
Maria Claudia Caiazza
University of Oxford
14Molecular basis of calcium homeostasis and dyshomeostasis in Parkinson's disease patient-derived dopaminergic neurons
Henrik Schmidt
Myllia Biotechnology GmbH
Austria
15A genome-scale CROP-Seq screen reveals mediators of T cell signaling
Penny Hayward
Phoremost
16PHOREMOST: DRUGGING THE UNDRUGGABLE® for the next generation of therapies
Lydia Teboul
Mary Lyon Centre at MRC Harwell
17Capturing the unpredictability of CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing outcome in animal models.
Katharina Montag
Axxam SpA
Italy
18CRISPR/Cas9 as integrative tools in neurological disease models and drug screening platforms
Harry Edwards
University of Nottingham
19Linking CRISPR Cas adaptation and the SOS Response
Salome Adam
Astrazeneca
20Long-term proliferation arrayed CRISPR screening by colour competition assay at scale
Ann Byrne
bit.bio discovery
Austria
21Single-cell CRISPR knockout screen in iPSC derived ioGlutamatergic Neurons​
Chiara Gabellini
University of Pisa
Italy
22Multiple CRISPR/Cas approaches to model human diseases using the teleost zebrafish: the case-study of Sotos syndrome, an example of syndromic autism with peculiar craniofacial alteration
Tiziana Schmidt
University of Pisa
Italy
23Nanogenetic design of a photo-activatable Split Cas9 for in vivo delivery and gene editing
Jenna Bradley
Astrazeneca
24Arrayed CRISPR screening in primary small airway epithelial cells for the discovery of modulators of cellular senescence.
Valentina Quarantotti
AstraZeneca
25Validation of sensitisation targets using a long-term proliferation arrayed CRISPR screening platform.
Alex Kalinka
CRUK
26Unbiased benchmarking of 8 different sgRNA design algorithms for building smaller and better KO libraries
Jennifer Hillis
Cancer Research UK-AstraZeneca Functional Genomics Centre
27Genome-wide pooled CRISPR screening in primary T cells at the Functional Genomics Centre (FGC), a partnership between AstraZeneca and Cancer Research Horizons
Frank Weise
Natural and Medical Sciences Institute
Germany
28CRISPR for modelling neuropsychiatric disorders in vitro: Evaluating heterozygous gene variants in front of an isogenic background
Maja Petkovic
AMSBIO
29CRISPR Systems for Drug Discovery
Kamran Honarnejad
Evotec SE
Germany
30CRISPR platform for Target Identification and Validation at Evotec
Anna Veprik
Novo Nordisk
31Genome-Wide CRISPR Screening to Identify Regulators of Hepatic Insulin Signalling
Ziki (Zhiqiang) Zhang
Astex Pharmaceuticals
32Using CRISPR tiling screens to identify functional regions of MAP2K1
Barbara Nicke
Nuvisan ICB GmbH
Germany
33Genome-wide CRISPR/Cas9 screen for the identification of novel YAP1/TAZ modulators
Justin Huang
DEM BioPharma
United States
34A Co-culture with Human Myeloid Phagocytes (CHoMP) CRISPR platform to discover novel Don’t Eat Me (DEM) and Eat Me (EM) signals in an unbiased, systematic identification via intercellular CRISPR screens
Barbara Nicke
Nuvisan ICB GmbH
Germany
35Functional Genomics: Versatile Tools for Target Validation, Model Generation, and Biomarker Studies
Sarah Franks
University of Oxford
36Consolidating high content imaging, fluorescent mitophagy reporters and mitochondrial functionality readouts into a multi-platform CRISPRi-based screen in SH-SY5Y
Rachel Heon-Roberts
University of Oxford
37A dual CRISPRi and CLEM approach to investigate the effects of aggregating proteins in neurodegeneration
Stewart Humble
NINDS & University of Oxford
38CRISPRi-based Functional Genetic Interaction Mapping in PD and FTD/ALS
Mark Hewitson
Agilent Technologies
39A New Poster Abstract
Anabel Migenda Herranz
CYTOSURGE
Switzerland
40FluidFM®: A technology to revolutionize precision single cell biology
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