ASIP 2015 Annual Meeting

at Experimental BiologyMarch 28 - April 1, 2015 - Boston, MA (USA)

www.asip.org/2015

ASIP 2015 Annual Meeting

at Experimental BiologyMarch 28 - April 1, 2015 - Boston, MA (USA)

www.asip.org/2015

American Collegeof VeterinaryPathologists

(ACVP)

American Society forMatrix Biology

(ASMB)

Association ofPathology Chairs

(APC)Affiliate Member of ASIP

The HistochemicalSociety (HCS)

Società Italiana diPatologia e MedicinaTraslazionale (SIPMeT)Affiliate Member of ASIP

Society forCardiovascular

Pathology (SCVP)

Society forToxicologicPathology

GUEST SOCIETIES

A M E R I C A N   S O C I E T Y   F O R   I N V E S T I G A T I V E   P A T H O L O G YA M E R I C A N   S O C I E T Y   F O R   I N V E S T I G A T I V E   P A T H O L O G Y

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Join us in Boston!The American Society for Investigative Pathology (ASIP) 2015Annual Meeting will be held March 28 - April 1, 2015, inconjunction with Experimental Biology 2015 at the BostonConvention and Exhibition Center, Boston, MA. The ProgramCommittee has assembled a vibrant scientific programencompassing diverse topics relevant to basic biology and thepathobiology of human disease.

It has been our pleasure as members of the Program Committee togarner ideas from the ASIP membership, and to incorporate theseinto the design of the final program. The program has beendeveloped in conjunction with ASIP guest societies, including theAmerican Society for Matrix Biology (ASMB), American Collegeof Veterinary Pathologists (ACVP), Association of PathologyChairs (APC), The Histochemical Society (HCS), Society forCardiovascular Pathology (SCVP), Society for ToxicologicPathology (STP), and Italian Society of Pathology andTranslational Medicine (SIPMeT).

This year's scientific program will include ASIP member interests inpathobiology of diseases and will highlight exciting new emergingresearch topics. Presentation formats will encompass symposia andworkshops in addition to educational and training sessions.Symposia by leading scientists will cover timely and broadpathology topics that include Inflammasomes and Disease;Signaling Through the Matrix in Inflammation, Autophagy, andAngiogenesis; Histones, Inflammasomes, NETs and Cell/OrganInjury; Programmed Non-Apoptotic Cell Death in Tissue Injury;Modulators of Endothelial Cell Inflammation and Angiogenesis;and Epithelial Junctions: Polarity and Cancer. Organ-basedthemes will be well represented in sessions such as Genetic andPhenotypic Diversity in Breast Cancer; Ontogeny and Injury inthe Lungs, Inflammation and Wound Repair; HepaticRegenerative Medicine: De-Liver-ing the Promethean Myth;and Protein Misfolding in the Heart: ConformationCardiomyopathies.

The Blood Vessel Club™ Program this year will focus onMacrophages in the Vessel Wall. The Liver Pathobiology ScientificInterest Group (Club Hepatomania™) is proud to sponsor aworkshop entitled ”Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms of LiverInjury: Implications in Disease Pathogenesis.” This year, theMolecular and Cellular Basis of Disease will be on two topics(Neoplasia and Neuropathology) and will be represented in foursessions - Cancer Stem Cells (SIPMeT Symposium); Crossroadsof Cancer Genetics and Epigenetics; Neuropathology as aParadigm for Disease Processes: Advances in the Understandingof Neural Development and Disease: Cells and Circuits and thePresident’s Symposium entitled Advances in InvestigativeNeuropathology.

We will continue to host several sessions in partnership with ourguest societies and Scientific Interest Groups (SIGs). With HCS andthe Immunohistochemistry and Microscopy SIG, we will host theStowell Symposium on Unlocking New Tools for ExperimentalPathology: Advances in Detection Systems, From Super ResolutionMicroscopy to Whole Animal Imaging; and the HCS Symposium onAdvanced Imaging Techniques and Systems: Super ResolutionMicroscopy. With the Society for Toxicologic Pathology and theEnvironmental and Toxicologic Pathology SIG, we will hold aSymposium on Air Pollution and Health Effects: Cognition,Neuropathology, Cardiovascular, and Metabolic Disease - What youOught to Know by Now! With ACVP and the Veterinary PathologySIG, we will host a Symposium on Intestinal Microbiome: Lessonsfrom Comparative Medicine.

ASIP’s Scientific Interest Groups (SIGs) have cooperativelyprogrammed the Blood Vessel Club™, Liver Workshop andMolecular and Cellular Basis of Disease programs. In addition, TheCell Injury SIG has programmed sessions on Inflammation andWound Repair, Programmed Non-Apoptotic Cell Death in TissueInjury, and Histones, Inflammasomes, NETs and Cell/Organ Injury.The Vascular and Mucosal Pathobiology (VAMP) SIG has workedwith the Cell Injury SIG and Inflammation/Immunopathology SIG onthe Inflammation and Wound Repair session as well asprogrammed two other sessions on Modulators on Endothelial CellInflammation and Angiogenesis and Epithelial Junctions, Polarityand Cancer. The Neoplasia SIG will also sponsor a workshopentitled Lessons From TCGA. Several SIGs will jointly host aNetworking Session and Poster Discussion on Tuesday evening.

Continuing Medical Education (CME): The ASIP scientific programsessions are the only educational components of ExperimentalBiology 2015 that are eligible for CME credit. ASIP gratefullyacknowledges the American Society for Clinical Pathology forcosponsoring our educational sessions so that attendees canreceive AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)TM. Please go towww.asip.org/meetings/2015/cme.cfm for specific information.

A fundamental component of the program will include abstract-driven mini-symposia and poster sessions. Given ASIP's strongcommitment to supporting young investigators and traineemembers, the program will also include special workshops oncareer development and presentation skills, and will offeropportunities for trainee members to share their research andreceive awards, including the ASIP Experimental Pathologist-in-Training Award (EPIT), Experimental Pathologist-in-GraduateTraining Award (EPIGT) and Trainee Travel Awards. As membersof the investigative pathology community, your participation in theASIP Annual Meeting is not only vital to the Society's success butwill help to grow the excellent scientific program that we haveassembled. Please register, submit abstracts to ASIP topiccategories and join us in staying abreast of leading scientificresearch pertaining to pathophysiology of disease. Furthermore,any faculty (senior or junior) or trainees interested in becominginvolved in the many ASIP-related activities should feel free tocontact us or Tara Snethen at the ASIP office. We look forward toyour participation in ASIP's scientific program at EB 2015.

Satdarshan Paul S. Monga, MD

ASIP Program Committee Chair

Important Deadlines!

n Abstract Submission Deadline: November 6, 2014

n Trainee Travel Award Application Deadline: November 6, 2014

n Deadline for Discounted Registration: February 2, 2015

n Discounted Housing Deadline: February 23, 2015

Registration Rates

Sponsoring & ParticipatingSociety Members $390 $520

Non-Members $575 $695

Retired Society Members $140 $160

Graduate Student Members* $85 $95

Graduate Student Non-Members* $110 $120

Postdoctoral Trainee Members*** $325 $325

Postdoctoral Trainee Non-Members*** $425 $425

1-Day Members $195 $195

1-Day Non-Members $350 $350

Undergraduate Student, High School Students & Teachers**

*Graduate Student Registration (including all Society studentmembers): You must have a department head or research advisor certifyyour student eligibility. If registering online, enter the name and emailaddress of your department head. If registering at the meeting, bring yourID card or a letter signed by your department head. "Student" will beindicated on your badge. Postdoctoral fellows, hospital residents, internsand laboratory technicians do not qualify as students and must pay the fullmember or nonmember rate.

**Undergraduate Students and High School Students: Registration willbe accepted in advance. To receive your badge on-site, bring a student IDcard or a letter signed by your department head, research advisor, orteacher.

**High School Teacher: You must be a certified High School Teachercurrently teaching High School students. You do not qualify for this categoryif you are currently teaching at a University or a Hospital. Credentials or aletter from the school principal will need to be provided on-site to receiveyour badge.

***Postdoctoral Trainee: Trainees have obtained their doctoral degreewithin the last five years and are currently enrolled in a postdoctoral traineeprogram. NEW THIS YEAR! We are offering postdocs the opportunityto register for this event at a substantially reduced rate!

Register online at ww.asip.org/2015/Registration fees include admission to all scientific sessions, theExhibit Hall, Plenary Sessions, Late-breaking Poster session,Closing Plenary Symposium, and much more! Abstracts will bepublished online in The FASEB Journal. Fees do not includeadmission to the separate ticketed events.

Badges and programs will not be mailed in advance of the meeting.All registrants will need to bring a copy of their email confirmationto the on-site registration area at the Convention Center and pickup their badge, program and briefcase. Registration kiosks will alsobe available to print your badge upon your arrival to the meeting.

ASIP Special EventsAttendees interested in the following ASIP organized activitiesmay sign up while registering for the EB 2015 meeting. Details ofthese and other ASIP events will be posted atwww.asip.org/meetings/2015/meeting_program.cfm

Sessions that require special registration will be marked with the symbol:

NIH Boot Camp: Leadership and Management Training forAdvanced Graduate Students and Postdoctoral FellowsFriday, March 27, 2015Sponsored by the FASEB Maximizing Access to ResearchCareers (MARC) Office and the ASIP Committee for CareerDevelopment and DiversitySpecial Registration for this program is required. Please contactmarcssm@faseb.org

F-TROOP: Roadmap to Fellowship Grant ApplicationsSaturday, March 28, 2015Sponsored by the FASEB Maximizing Access to ResearchCareers (MARC) Office and the ASIP Committee for CareerDevelopment and Diversity

XVth Annual Workshop on Graduate Education in Pathology:Developing and Training the Physician ScientistSaturday, March 28, 2015Sponsored by the ASIP Education Committee and the Associationof Pathology Chairs

XVth Annual ASIP/AAA Career Development & MentoringProgram and Lunch: Fundamentals of Success: How to Givean Award Winning PresentationSunday, March 29, 2015Sponsored by the American Association of Anatomists and ASIPCommittee for Career Development and Diversity

Lunch and Learn: The Ethics of Personalized Medicine:Quandaries Among the PossibilitiesTuesday, March 31, 2015Sponsored by the ASIP Education Committee Scientific Interest Group Networking Sessions & PosterDiscussionsTuesday, March 31, 2015, (5:30PM – 7:30PM, held concurrently)n Biobanking n Breast Cancer n Club HepatomaniaTM(Liver Pathobiology) n Der Schadenklub (Cell Injury) n Environmental and Toxicologic Pathology n Immunohistochemistry & Microscopy n Neuropathologyn Vascular and Mucosal Pathobiology n Veterinary Pathobiology

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ASIP Award Information

Information & Application DeadlinesNEW THIS YEAR! We have changed our award applicationsubmission process. Please see page 10 for completedetails.

The following awards require submission of an abstract to theExperimental Biology 2015 Meeting. For details on abstractsubmission, visit: www.asip.org/meetings/2015/abstracts.cfm

Abstract Submission Deadline: November 6, 2014Award Application Deadline: November 6, 2014

n ASIP Experimental Pathologist-in-Training (EPIT) Awardand ASIP Experimental Pathologist-in-Graduate TrainingAward (EPIGT)*The EPIT is a prestigious award presented to an ASIP traineemember who is a postdoctoral fellow (including research and clinicalfellows) and who has excelled in investigative efforts in studyingmechanisms of disease, as evidenced by an abstract submissionto an ASIP topic category at the ASIP annual meeting, an extendedresearch report, and a letter of recommendation attesting to thecandidate's role in the work and potential as a biomedical researchinvestigator. The award includes: a certificate of achievement forthe winning abstract presented at the ASIP Annual Meeting atthe Experimental Biology Meeting, a $1,500 honorarium, andcomplimentary meeting registration.

The EPIGT is a prestigious award presented to an ASIP traineemember who is a graduate student in a PhD training program,MD/PhD training program or MD training program who has excelledin investigative efforts in studying mechanisms of disease, asevidenced by an abstract submission to an ASIP topic category atthe ASIP annual meeting, an extended research report, and a letterof recommendation attesting to the candidate's role in the work andpotential as a biomedical research investigator. The award includes:a certificate of achievement for the winning abstract presentedat the ASIP Annual Meeting at the Experimental BiologyMeeting, a $1,500 honorarium, and complimentary meetingregistration.

Candidates for the EPIT and EPIGT Awards are also considered forASIP Merit Awards ($1,250 plus complimentary registration),which will be awarded to the best postdoctoral fellow/residentabstract and the best graduate/medical student abstract. Eachapplicant must be a trainee member of ASIP. Prior recipients of theEPIT, EPIGT, and Merit Awards may reapply if the work submittedis clearly distinct from the work previously submitted for their winningapplication (not just a continuation of the same project). In suchcases, the applicants should submit a copy of the previous winningapplication along with the new application.

n ASIP Trainee Travel Awards*To promote the entry of youngscientists into the mainstream of thebasic science community and to

encourage the participation of young investigative pathologists inthe Annual Meeting, the American Society for InvestigativePathology is offering a limited number of Trainee Travel Awards of$750 each to offset travel expenses for ASIP Trainee members toattend the Experimental Biology Meeting. The ASIP ProgramCommittee will select the recipients based on the scientific abstractssubmitted to ASIP topic categories. Abstracts will be selected for

presentation in either poster sessions or in minisymposia.

n Marcos Rojkind – ASIP TraineeTravel Award*The Marcos Rojkind - ASIP Trainee TravelAward honors the memory of Dr. Marcos J.Rojkind, a loyal member of ASIP for forty

years. After Dr. Rojkind's death in 2011, a special ASIP fund wasestablished by Dr. Satdarshan Paul S. Monga to support travel tothe ASIP Annual Meeting of an ASIP trainee member who submitsan abstract submitted to an ASIP topic category that includes datarelevant to studies in liver pathobiology. Candidates for the MarcosRojkind - ASIP Trainee Travel Award should submit an applicationfor the ASIP Trainee Travel Award and will be considered along withall other candidates for the ASIP Trainee Travel Award. The MarcosRojkind - ASIP Trainee Travel Award is presented to the trainee whosubmits the best abstract in Liver Pathobiology, as judged by theTrainee Travel Award Review Committee.

n Gotlieb Family Fund forUndergraduate Education inPathobiology Undergraduate Student Trainee Travel Award*The newly established Gotlieb Family

Fund for Undergraduate Education in Pathobiology will support anundergraduate student with a $750 travel award to attend the ASIPAnnual Meeting. Like the other ASIP trainee Travel Awards, anabstract must be submitted to the annual meeting. Applicants mustbe Undergraduate Student Members of ASIP.

n Under-Represented Groups (URG) TraineeTravel AwardsThe FASEB Maximizing Access to Research Careers(MARC) Program has awarded ASIP funding topromote the entry of under-represented scientists and

URG-serving institutions into the mainstream of the basic sciencecommunity and to encourage the participation of young investigativepathologists in meetings and courses sponsored by ASIP.Successful applicants will be reimbursed up to $1,850 in travel costsassociated with conference attendance and participation. Thesefunds are meant to defray lodging, air, ground transportation, andmeeting registration. The ASIP URG Trainee Travel Awards arefunded by a grant from the National Institute of General MedicalSciences, National Institutes of Health [FASEB MARC Program:T36-GM08059].

n HCS-Sponsored Trainee Travel Award*To promote the entry of young scientists who usehistochemical techniques into the mainstream of thebasic science community and to encourage theparticipation of young investigative pathologists in the

Annual Meeting, the Histochemical Society is offering a limitednumber of Trainee Travel Awards of $750 each to offset travelexpenses for trainee members of the Histochemical Societyand/or ASIP to attend the Experimental Biology Meeting. The ASIPProgram Committee will select the recipients based on the scientificabstracts, which must include data based on the use ofhistochemical techniques. Abstracts will be selected for presentationin either poster sessions or in minisymposia. These abstracts mustbe submitted to ASIP topic categories.

n ICPI Trainee Travel AwardsASIP Trainees are eligible to apply to the IntersocietyCouncil for Pathology Information (ICPI) for $500 travelawards to attend certain ASIP events. Trainees whosubmit an abstract to an ASIP topic category are eligible

for a $750 travel award. Apply at: www.pathologytraining.org

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*Must be an ASIP Member in good standing at the time of application in order to be eligible for this award.

Scientific Program

SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 2015Breast Cancer Workshop: Genetic and Phenotypic Diversity8:30AM - 11:30AMSponsored by the ASIP Breast Cancer Scientific Interest GroupChair: William B. Coleman, PhD

n Breast Cancer Heterogeneity, Kornelia Polyak, Dana-FarberCancer Institute, Harvard Medical School

n Contributions of Stromal-Epithelial Interactions to BreastCancer Diversity, Charlotte Kuperwasser, Tufts University Schoolof Medicine

n Genetic Diversity Among Breast Cancers, Judy E. Garber,Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Harvard Medical School

Lung Symposium: Ontogeny and Injury8:30AM - 11:30AMSponsored by the ASIP Pulmonary Pathobiology Scientific InterestGroupChairs: Mary E. Sunday, MD, PhD, Charles W. Frevert, DVM,SCD

n Mechanisms of Lung Hypoplasia in CongenitalDiaphragmatic Hernia, Patricia K. Donahoe, MassachusettsGeneral Hospital

n Role of Lung Pericytes and Resident Fibroblasts inDevelopment and Pathogenesis of Pulmonary Fibrosis,Jeremy Duffield, Biogen Idec, Inc.

n Epithelial Stem Cells in Lung Cancer, Carla F. Kim,Children's Hospital Boston

n Mesenchymal Stem Cells as Therapy for Chronic LungDisease of Newborns, Stella Kourembanas, Children's HospitalBoston

n Lung Stem Cells in Chronic Lung Diseases, Darrell N. Kotton, Boston University School of Medicine

Pathobiology for Basic Scientists: Looking Into the CrystalBall: Inflammasomes and Disease8:30AM - 11:30AMSponsored by the ASIP Education Committee

Chairs: Richard N. Mitchell, MD, PhD, Patricia A. D'Amore, PhD

Highlights: Graduate Student Research in Pathology1:30PM - 4:00PMSponsored by the ASIP Committee for Career Development andDiversityChairs: Titus A. Reaves, PhD, Sarah Headland, BSc

HCS/Stowell Symposium: Unlocking New Tools forExperimental Pathology: Advances in Detection Systems,From Super Resolution Microscopy to Whole Animal Imaging2:00PM - 5:00PMSponsored by The Histochemical Society and the ASIPImmunohistochemistry and Microscopy Scientific Interest GroupSupported by an unrestricted educational grant from The RobertE. Stowell Endowment FundChairs: John J. Shacka, PhD, Stephen M. Hewitt, MD, PhD,

n A Multimodal Imaging Agent for Correlative Investigations:From Whole Body in vivo Imaging to ex vivo TissueMicroscopy, Jinzi Zheng, STTARR Imaging

Inflammation and Wound Repair2:00PM - 5:00PMSponsored by the ASIP Cell Injury, Vascular and MucosalPathobiology (VAMP), and Inflammation/ImmunopathologyScientific Interest GroupsChairs: Asma Nusrat, MD, Andrei I. Ivanov, PhD

n The Function of the Inflammatory System During BreastDevelopment and Regeneration, Zena Werb, University ofCalifornia, San Francisco

nWound Healing Signals in the Nematode C. Elegans,Andrew D. Chisholm, University of California, San Diego

n Mechanisms of Repair in the Injured Epithelium, Gregory P. Downey, National Jewish Health, Colorado

n Adult Mesenchymal Stem Cells: The Control of InnateRegeneration/Repair Capacity, Arnold I. Caplan, Case WesternReserve University

F-TROOP: Roadmap to Fellowship Grant Applications8:30AM - 11:30AMSponsored by the FASEB Maximizing Access to ResearchCareers (MARC) Office and the ASIP Committee forCareer Development and Diversity Please register for this event when you register for theExperimental Biology Meeting.Chairs: Linda M. McManus, PhD, Cecelia C. Yates, PhD

Note: This session will be held in conjunction with the NIHBootcamp: Leadership and Management Training forAdvanced Graduate Students and PostdoctoralFellows (see page 3.)

XVth Annual Workshop on Graduate Education inPathology: Developing and Training the PhysicianScientist11:45AM - 1:45PMPlease register for this event when you register for theExperimental Biology Meeting.Sponsored by the ASIP Education Committee and theAssociation of Pathology ChairsChairs: Michael A. LaFlamme, MD, PhD, Jonathan S. Reichner, PhDSpeakers: Jeffrey Golden, Brigham and Women's HospitalDaniel G. Remick, Boston University School of Medicine

Young Scientist Leadership Award: David SullivanIQGAP1 is a Critical Regulator of TransendothelialMigration3:35PM - 3:50PMSupported by an unrestricted educational grant from theA.D. Sobel – ASIP Education FundPresented during the Highlights: Graduate StudentResearch in Pathology Session

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ASIP Trainee Welcome Reception4:00PM – 5:00PMSponsored by the ASIP Committee for Career Development andDiversity

Outstanding Investigator Award Lecture: Anindya DuttaHigh Throughput Sequencing for Discovering NewBiology5:00PM - 6:00PM

Blood Vessel ClubTM

Macrophages in the Vessel Wall8:30AM - 11:30AM

Sponsored by the ASIP Vascular and MucosalPathobiology (VAMP) Scientific Interest GroupChairs: Jonathon W. Homeister, MD, PhD, James R. Stone, MD, PhD

n Systems Crosstalk in Atherosclerosis, Matthias P. Nahrendorf, Harvard Medical School

n Adventitial Macrophages and Vascular Activation,James R. Stone, Massachusetts General Hospital,Harvard Medical School

n Mechanisms of Macrophage Retention inAtherosclerosis, Kathryn J. Moore, New York UniversityMedical Center

n Macrophage Origin and Turnover inAtherosclerosis, Filip K. Swirski, MassachusettsGeneral Hospital, Harvard Medical School

n CCR7-Dependent Reverse Transmigration ofMyeloid Cells from the Intima Protects the Arteryfrom Pathogens, Myron I. Cybulsky, Toronto GeneralResearch Institute

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ASMB Lecture: ADAMTS Proteases, Novel Regulators of theCellular Microenvironment Implicated in Diverse Pathologies8:30AM - 11:30AMSponsored by ASIP and the American Society for Matrix BiologySuneel S. Apte, Cleveland Clinic Foundation

HCS Symposium: Advanced Imaging Techniques andSystems: Super Resolution Microscopy8:30AM - 10:30AMSponsored by The Histochemical Society and the ASIPImmunohistochemistry and Microscopy Scientific Interest GroupChairs: Paul Goodwin, Douglas Rosene, PhD

n From Localization Microscopy to Structured IlluminationMicroscopy, Ann McEvoy, GE Healthcare/API

n Amorphous No More: Subdiffraction View of thePericentriolar Material Architecture, Laurence Pelletier, Mount Sinai Hospital

Journal of Histochemistry & Cytochemistry Lecture10:30AM - 11:30AMSponsored by The Histochemical Society and the ASIPImmunohistochemistry and Microscopy Scientific Interest GroupChair: John R. Couchman, PhD

n TBD, Gauden Danuser, UT Southwestern Medical Center

Liver Pathobiology Workshop: Cellular and MolecularMechanisms of Liver Injury: Implications in DiseasePathogenesis8:30AM - 11:30AMSponsored by the ASIP Liver Pathobiology Scientific InterestGroupChairs: Kari Nejak-Bowen, MBA, PhD, Bryan L. Copple, PhD

n Secretin Regulation of Biliary Damage, Gianfranco Alpini,Texas A&M Health Science Center

n Beta-catenin in Cholestatic Liver Disease,Kari Nejak-Bowen, University of Pittsburgh

n Regulation of Hepatic Inflammation During Cholestasis,Bryan L. Copple, Michigan State University

n Stellate Cell-Kupffer Cell Communication in HepaticInflammation and Injury, Chandrashekhar R. Gandhi, University of Cincinnati

n Understanding the Therapeutic Implication of NovelNutrient Sensors in Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease,Mengwei Zang, Boston University School of Medicine

n Coagulation Protease Activity and NALFD/NASHPathogenesis, James P. Luyendyk, Michigan State University

XVth Annual ASIP/AAA Career Development & MentoringProgram and Lunch: Fundamentals of Success: How toGive an Award Winning Presentation11:45AM - 1:45PMPlease register for this event when you register for theExperimental Biology Meeting.Sponsored by the ASIP Committee for Career Developmentand DiversitySupported by an unrestricted educational grant from theFASEB Maximizing Access to Research Careers (MARC)OfficeChairs: Jayne Reuben, PhD, Edward A. Medina, MD, PhD

Environmental and Toxicologic Pathology Symposium: AirPollution and Health Effects: Cognition, Neuropathology,Cardiovascular, and Metabolic Disease - What You Ought toKnow by Now!2:00PM - 5:00PMSponsored by the ASIP Environmental and Toxicologic PathologyScientific Interest Group and the Society of Toxicologic PathologyChairs: Lilian O. Calderon-Garciduenas, MD, PhD, ElizabethGalbreath, PhD, DVM

n Inhaled Ozone and Particulate Matter and the MetabolicSystem Response: Diabetes and Obesity, Jack R. Harkema,Michigan State University

n Microglia as Central Nervous System Sentinels & theDetection of Air Pollution, Michelle L. Block, VirginiaCommonwealth University

n Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience, Air Pollution andSocial Inequality, Amedeo D'Angiulli, Carleton University

n Overview of Air Pollution and Detrimental Effects inChildren, Lilian O. Calderon-Garciduenas, University of Montana

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Signaling Through the Matrix in Inflammation, Autophagy,and Angiogenesis2:00PM - 5:00PMSponsored by the ASIP Inflammation/Immunopathology ScientificInterest GroupChairs: Renato V. Iozzo, MD, PhD, Liliana Schaefer, MD

n HAS2 as a Master Regulator of Severe Pulmonary Fibrosis,Paul W. Noble, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center

n Reciprocal Interactions between Matrix and AngiogenicFactors in Health and Disease, Bjorn R. Olsen, Harvard MedicalSchool

n Ubiquitin and Autophagy Networks in Human Diseases,Ivan Dikic, Goethe University

n The Inflammasome Components and Role in InnateImmunity, Vishva M. Dixit, Genentech

The Histochemical Society (HCS) Member AwardsPresentation, Business Meeting and Reception6:00PM – 8:00PM

MONDAY, MARCH 30, 2015

ACVP Symposium: Intestinal Microbiome: Lessons FromComparative Medicine8:30AM - 11:30AMSponsored by the American College of Veterinary Pathologistsand the ASIP Veterinary Pathology Scientific Interest GroupChairs: Melissa M. Schutten, DVM, PhD, Ruth Sullivan, VMD, PhD

n Predicting and Manipulating Cardiac Drug Inactivation bythe Human Gut Microbes, Emily Balskus, Harvard University

n Microbial Endocrinology and the Interactions Between theMicrobiome and the Neuroendocrine System, Mark Lyte, TexasTech University Health Sciences Center

n Microbiome and Metabolome Changes in Dogs with IBD,Jan S. Suchodolski, Texas A&M University

n Comparative Microbiomes in Nature: People, Primates, andDomestic Animals, Tony L. Goldberg, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Programmed Non-Apoptotic Cell Death in Tissue Injury8:30AM - 11:30AMSponsored by the ASIP Cell Injury Scientific Interest GroupChairs: Wen-Xing Ding, PhD, Wei-Xing Zong, PhD

n Blocking Caspase Activation Switched TNF-α-inducedApoptosis to Programmed Necrosis in Hepatocytes, Wen-Xing Ding, University of Kansas Medical Center

n Caspase 1 Activation and Inflammasome in Hypoxia andHemorrhagic Shock, Melanie J. Scott, University of Pittsburgh

n Programmed Necrosis in Cancer Therapy, Wei-Xing Zong,Stony Brook University

n Small Molecule Inhibitors to Suppress Rip1-MediatedNecroptosis, Alexei Degterev, Tufts University

n Role of Rip3 in Acetaminophen-Induced Necrosis and LiverInjury, Hartmut Jaeschke, University of Kansas Medical Center

n Programmed Necrosis in Virus-Induced Inflammation,Francis Ka Ming Chan, University of Massachusetts MedicalSchool

Workshop: Lessons From TCGA8:30AM - 11:30AMSponsored by the ASIP Neoplasia/Growth Regulation ScientificInterest GroupChairs: Thomas J. Giordano, MD, PhD, Matthew Meyerson, MD,PhD

n Genome Alterations and Targeted Therapies in LungCancer, Matthew L. Meyerson, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

n Lessons From TCGA: Gliomas, Daniel J. Brat, EmoryUniversity School of Medicine

n Lessons from TCGA, Gad Getz, Broad Institute of MIT andHarvard

n Lessons From TCGA: Endocrine Tumors,Thomas J. Giordano, University of Michigan

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Rous-Whipple Award Lecture: Charles ParkosLeukocyte-Epithelial Interactions: A Double-EdgedSword5:00PM - 6:00PM

Molecular and Cellular Basis of Disease:Neuropathology as a Paradigm for DiseaseProcesses: President's Symposium: Advances inInvestigative Neuropathology2:00PM - 5:00PMSponsored by the ASIP Neuropathology ScientificInterest GroupChair: Kevin A. Roth, MD, PhD

n To Eat or Not to Eat? Fine-Tuning MitochondrialHomeostasis in Parkinson's Disease,Charleen T. Chu MD, University of Pittsburgh MedicalSchool

n Precision Medicine for Diseases that CauseDementia, Thomas J. Montine, Harborview MedicalCenter, University of Washington

n Good Things in a Small Package: CancerGenomics and Therapeutics in Mouse Models ofNervous System Neoplasia, Steven L. Carroll,Medical University of South Carolina

nWHOs Next: An Update on the Incorporation ofMolecular Diagnostics into Brain TumorClassification, David N. Louis, Massachusetts General Hospital

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Molecular and Cellular Basis of Disease:Neuropathology as a Paradigm for DiseaseProcesses: Advances in the Understanding ofNeural Development and Disease: Cells andCircuits8:30AM - 11:30AMSponsored by the ASIP Neuropathology ScientificInterest GroupChairs: Jose J. Otero, MD, PhD, Anne F. Buckley,MD, PhD

n Progranulin and Microglia Activation: TheInterface of Neurodegeneration andNeurodevelopmental Diseases, Eric J. Huang,University of California, San Francisco

n Daam2-PIP5K is a Novel Regulatory Pathwayfor Wnt Signaling and Therapeutic Target forRemyelination in the CNS, Benjamin Deneen,Baylor College of Medicine

n Reprogramming Neuronal Diversity in theCentral Nervous System, Paola Arlotta, Harvard University

n Developmental Transcription Factors inGliomas, Keith L. Ligon, Dana-Farber CancerInstitute

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TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 2015

Cell Injury Workshop: Scars and Souvenirs: Inflammationand Fibrosis in the Heart, Lung, and Skin8:30AM - 11:30AMSponsored by the ASIP Cell Injury Scientific Interest GroupChairs: Cecelia C. Yates, PhD, Monte S. Willis, MD, PhD,

n Scars on My Heart: Understanding the MolecularPathogenesis of Cardiac Fibrosis as a Therapeutic Target,Monte S. Willis, University of North Carolina School of Medicine

n Skin and Scars: Discovery, Disappointment, and thePursuit of Perfect Epithelial Repair, Luisa A. DiPietro, Universityof Illinois, College of Dentistry

n Student Abstracts

Liver Pathobiology Symposium: Hepatic RegenerativeMedicine: De-Liver-ing the Promethean Promise!8:30AM - 11:30AMSponsored by the ASIP Liver Pathobiology and RegenerativeMedicine Scientific Interest GroupsChair: Satdarshan Paul S. Monga, MD

n iPS Cells to Hepatocytes: Novel Innovations in Stem CellDifferentiation and Tissue Engineering, Sangeeta N. Bhatia,MIT

n Hepatic Tissue Engineering: From Bench to Bedside,Scott L. Nyberg, Mayo Clinic

n Liver Regeneration in Zebrafish: A Model Delivering NovelDiscoveries, Wolfram Goessling, Harvard Stem Cell Institute

n Systems Biology Approach to Liver Regeneration, Ursula Klingmuller, German Cancer Research Center

n Liver Regeneration: Adult Liver Cells as FacultativeProgenitors, George K. Michalopoulos, University of Pittsburgh

n Role of Non-Parenchymal Cells in Hepatic Homeostasisand Regeneration: Wnt/²-catenin Perspective,Satdarshan Paul S. Monga, University of Pittsburgh

Modulators of Endothelial Cell Inflammation andAngiogenesis8:30AM - 11:30AMSponsored by the ASIP Vascular and Mucosal Pathobiology(VAMP) Scientific Interest GroupChairs: Tanya N. Mayadas, PhD, Pilar Alcaide, PhD,

n The Endothelium as a Target for Controlling Inflammationand Immunity by RNAi, Jordan S. Pober, Yale University Schoolof Medicine

n Mechanisms of miR-mediated Endothelial KLF4 and NFkBRegulation by Hemodynamics in vivo and in vitro,Peter F. Davies, University of Pennsylvania - Institute forMedicine & Engineering

n MiRNA Regulation of NF-KB and Insulin Signaling inEndothelial Inflammation, Mark W. Feinberg, Brigham andWomen's Hospital

n Regulation of Angiogenic Functions of Endothelial Cells bymicroRNAs, Yajaira Suarez, Yale University School of Medicine

High School Teacher Session: Scientific Sleuthing of Human Disease for High School Teachers9:30AM - 2:30PMSponsored by the ASIP Education CommitteeChairs: Kari Nejak-Bowen, MBA, PhD, Martha B. Furie PhD,

n Check In and Light Snack nWelcome and Introductions, Kari Nejak-Bowen, University ofPittsburgh

n Menacing Microbes: The Threat of Bioterrorism, Martha B. Furie, Stony Brook University

n Smoking-Related Lung Disease in 3D: Not Your StandardLecture, Dani S. Zander, Pennsylvania State College of Medicine

n Stem Cells: A Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,Satdarshan Paul S. Monga, University of Pittsburgh

n Tour the Exhibits at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center

ASIP Membership Business Meetingand Awards Presentation5:00PM – 6:00PMChair: Kevin A. Roth, MD, PhD

ASIP Awards Reception6:00PM – 8:00PMOpen to all EB2015 attendeesBeverages and light refreshments will be served.

Molecular and Cellular Basis of Disease:Neoplasia Mornings: Crossroads of CancerGenetics and Epigenetics8:30AM - 11:30AMSponsored by the ASIP Neoplasia/Growth RegulationScientific Interest GroupChairs: Jonathan Pollack, MD, PhD, William M.Puszyk, PhD

n Altered SWI/SNF Chromatin RemodelingComplexes in Cancer, Jonathan Pollack, StanfordUniversity

n Disrupted Cytosine Methylation inLeukemogenesis: Linking Metabolism toEpigenetics, Maria E. Figueroa, University ofMichigan

n Targeting Histone Methylation in Cancer, ScottA. Armstrong, Memorial Sloan Kettering CancerCenter

n Histone Mutations as Cancer Drivers, Peter W. Lewis, University of Wisconsin

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Lunch and Learn: The Ethics of PersonalizedMedicine: Quandaries Among the Possibilities11:45AM - 1:45PMPlease register for this event when you register for theExperimental Biology Meeting.Sponsored by the ASIP Education CommitteeChairs: Wendy Marsm PhD, Danny A. Milner, MD, MSc,Richard N. Mitchell, MD, PhD

n Introductionn Personalized Medicine: Can We Distinguish theHope and the Hype? David S. Jones, Harvard MedicalSchool

n Identity Crisis-Helping Trainees Manage the TensionBetween Patient Privacy and the Promise ofPersonalized Medicine, John P. Horn, University ofPittsburgh

n Legal and Ethical Considerations with PersonalizedMedicine, I. Glenn Cohen, Harvard Law School

n Round Table Discussion

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Molecular and Cellular Basis of Disease: NeoplasiaMornings: SIPMeT Symposium: Cancer Stem Cells8:30AM - 11:30AMSponsored by the Società Italiana di Patologia eMedicina Traslazionale (SIPMeT) and the ASIPNeoplasia/Growth Regulation and RegenerativeMedicine Scientific Interest GroupsChairs: Sebastiano Andò, MD, Kevin Gardner, MD, PhD

n Therapeutic Strategies Based on Cancer Stem CellTargeting, Ruggero De Maria, Regina Elena NationalCancer Institute

n Asymmetric Cancer Cell Division: Mechanisms &Models, Sridhar Ramaswamy, Massachusetts GeneralHospital Cancer Center

n Connecting the Machinery of Fate Determinationand Tumor Suppression in the Breast Stem CellCompartment, Pier Paolo Di Fiore, University of Milan -Health Sciences

n Epigenetic Regulation of Epithelial PhenotypicTransitions and Self-Renewal in Breast Cancer by aMetabolic Switch, Kevin Gardner, NIH

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Epithelial Junctions, Polarity and Cancer2:00PM - 5:00PMSponsored by the ASIP Vascular and Mucosal Pathobiology(VAMP) Scientific Interest GroupChairs: Andrei I. Ivanov, PhD, Asma Nusrat, MD

n Unexpected Crosstalk Between Adhesion Complexes andthe RNAi Machinery in Polarized Epithelial Cells and Cancer,Panos Z. Anastasiadis, Mayo Clinic

n Tumor Suppressor Function of Alpha-Catenin in SquamousCell Carcinoma, Valeri Vasioukhin, Fred Hutchinson CancerResearch Center

n Polarity Proteins Suppress Tumorigenesis Through SpatialRestriction of Signaling, Ian G. Macara, Vanderbilt UniversityMedical Center

n Control of Malignant Behavior By Claudins,Stephen B. Howell, University of California, San Diego

SCVP Symposium: Protein Misfolding in the Heart:Conformation Cardiomyopathies2:00PM - 5:00PMSponsored by the Society for Cardiovascular PathologyChairs: James R. Stone, MD, PhD, Monte S. Willis, MD, PhD,

n Tafamidis, a Pharmacological Chaperone Therapy forTransthyretin Amyloidosis, Christine Bulawa, Pfizer, Inc.

n The Translational Science of Transthyretin-AssociatedCardiomyopathies, Lawreen H. Connors, Boston UniversitySchool of Medicine

n Cardiac Disease: An Unfolding Story, Jeffrey Robbins,Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Medical Center

n Novel Mechanisms of Cardioprotection: Discovery andClinical Translation, Joseph A. Hill, University of Texas SWMedical Center Dallas

n From Heart to Brain - Chemical and Genetic Modifiers ofProtein Aggregation, Isabella A. Graef, Stanford School ofMedicine

Scientific Interest Group Networking Sessions and Poster Discussions5:30PM – 7:30PMPlease register for this event when you register for theExperimental Biology Meeting.All of the ASIP Scientific Interest Group Poster Sessions will beheld at the same time in the same location. Select posters fromeach Scientific Interest Group will be on display for informaldiscussions.

n Biobanking n Breast Cancer n Club HepatomaniaTM(Liver Pathobiology) n Der Schadenklub (Cell Injury) n Environmental and Toxicologic Pathology n Immunohistochemistry & Microscopy n Neuropathologyn Vascular and Mucosal Pathobiology n Veterinary Pathobiology

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ECotran Early Career Investigator Award Lecture:Dipak PanigraphyCancer Progression: The Failure to Resolve?2:00PM - 3:00PMSponsored by the ASIP Neoplasia/Growth RegulationScientific Interest Group

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Histones, Inflammasomes, NETs and Cell/Organ Injury8:30AM - 11:30AMSponsored by the ASIP Cell Injury Scientific Interest GroupChairs: Peter A. Ward, MD, Charles T. Esmon, PhD

n Overview, Charles T. Esmon, Oklahoma Medical ResearchFoundation

n Histopathological Features of NETs, Paul Kubes, Universityof Calgary Medical Center

n Histone Mediation of Acute Lung and Cardiac Injury,Peter A. Ward, University of Michigan Medical School

n NETs and Endothelial Cell Injury, Denisa D. Wagner, HarvardMedical School

n Activation of the Inflammasome by Histones, Arturo Zychlinsky, Max Planck Institute for Infection Biology

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Did you know?Not currently a member of ASIP andwant to attend the ASIP 2015 Annual Meeting? Apply for membership (application on page 11, or apply onlineat www.asip.org/apply) and save $185 on your ASIP 2015Annual Meeting Registration!*

Non-Member Meeting Registration $575* “Regular” Member Meeting Registration $390!*

Not an ASIP member and want to apply for an ASIP Trainee Travel Award?Apply for membership (application on page 11 or apply onlineat www.asip.org/apply) no later than November 6, 2014 to beeligible to apply for an ASIP Trainee Travel Award!

Want to network with other ASIP membersin your area of scientific research?ASIP members can join as many ASIP Scientific InterestGroups as they want! See www.asip.org/SIGs for a list ofcurrent SIGs. Then plan to participate in the SIG events at theASIP 2015 Annual Meeting and throughout the year. **

* If regular member registering for the meeting by February 2, 2015.**Not all SIG’s have programmed sessions at the Annual Meeting.Participation in the ASIP SIGs is available for ASIP members only.

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What is new anddifferent at EB2015? ASIP is pleased to announce the followingchanges that we hope will enhance your EBexperience!

1.) Trainee Award Applications will be submitted DURING theabstract submission process. The deadline will be the same dayas the abstract submission deadline (November 6). You will needto submit your supporting documentation (including letter from yoursupervisor) at that time. Be prepared to submit your awardapplication at the same time that you submit your abstract (NOT aweek later, as has been the previous practice).

2.) Special discounted rate for postdoctoral fellows this year.This year postdoctoral fellows who are members of a participatingsociety can save up to $195 off the regular registration rate (non-members can save up to $95).

3.) Special one-day registration rate. You asked and we listened!You can now join us at EB for just one day.

4.) Shuttle buses to the Boston Convention Center at theseaport will be available at select times from downtown hotels asan alternative to the public metro (T) system.

We are working hard to accommodate the needs of our attendees!If you have a suggestion for a change you would like to see at EB,make sure you submit the meeting evaluation following the eventand tell us what you think!

New Application Process forASIP Trainee Travel Awards to Attend the ASIP AnnualMeeting at ExperimentalBiology

The following applications will now be received through theExperimental Biology abstract submission system! In the past,trainee award applications were submitted separately and one weekafter the abstract submission deadline. This year, for the first time,applications will be submitted during the abstract submissionprocess and you need to be prepared with all your supportdocumentation ahead of time. Remember to get a letter ofsupport from your supervisor BEFORE submitting yourabstract!

Deadline for submitting applications and supporting documents is11:59pm EST November 6, 2014 – SAME DAY AS THEABSTRACT DEADLINE!

The following awards are impacted by this new application process:

ASIP Experimental Pathologist-in-Training Award•(EPIT)ASIP Experimental Pathologist-in-Graduate-Training•Award (EPIGT)ASIP Trainee Travel Award•ASIP Under-Represented Groups (URG) Trainee Travel•Awards (Funded by the FASEB MARC Office)A. D. Sobel - ASIP Education Fund Scholar Award•(Candidates for the A. D. Sobel - ASIP Education FundScholar Award should submit an application for the ASIPTrainee Travel Award and will be considered along with allother candidates for the ASIP Trainee Travel Award.)Marcos Rojkind - ASIP Trainee Travel Award•(Candidates for the Marcos Rojkind - ASIP TraineeTravel Award should submit an application for the ASIPTrainee Travel Award and will be considered along withall other candidates for the ASIP Trainee Travel Award.)Gotlieb Undergraduate Student Travel Award•

Select the award(s) you would like to apply for as you proceedthrough the abstract submission process!

Please make sure you have the following documents readywhen you submit your abstract; all documents will be requiredas you apply for the award:

Letter of support from supervisor (ALL awards)•EPIT/EPIGT – CV and extended abstract in addition to the•letter of supportUnder-Represented Groups - CV and proof of•residency/citizenship in addition to the letter of support

If you require assistance as you submit your abstract please contactTara Snethen, Director of Meetings, at tsnethen@asip.org or +1 301-634-7950!

We look forward to seeing you in Boston!

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n The American Journal of Pathology (AJP)Published monthly in printand online. Members receiveonline access with an optionto add a print subscription ata substantially reduced rate.

ASIP Regular member correspondingauthors receive a FREE COLOR FIGUREwhen publishing in AJP, a $550 value!*

n The Journal of MolecularDiagnostics (JMD) Published six times/year in print andonline. Members receiveonline access with an optionto add a print subscription ata substantially reduced rate.ASIP Regular member

corresponding authors receive a FREECOLOR FIGURE when publishing in JMD, a$550 value!*

n FREE subscription to the ASIP AJPJournal CME Program in

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n Exclusive FREE Access to the Newly Launched ASIP Digital Web Library -- Featuring presentations and educational materials from previous ASIP Meetings and Events!

n Career Opportunities & Job Listings at: www.PathologyJobsToday.org

n The Society newsletter, ASIP Pathways, features government affairs reports oncurrent issues effecting biomedical researchers, as well as news from Committees and members, and other articles of interest

n FASEB Directory of Members ASIP member names and contact informationincluded in the online FASEB Directory of Members, including over 100,000 members of the 26 FASEB membersocieties

n Reduced subscription rates and prices for The FASEB Journal, Annual Reviews, & select Elsevier publications

*Author must be an ASIP Regular member ingood standing at the time of article submission.Please consult the AJP and/or JMD Instructionsfor Authors for more information. This benefit isnot available to Next Century, Trainee,Associate, or Emeritus members.

Regular Membership

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Next Century Membership

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at Experimental BiologyMarch 28 - April 1, 2015

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