09.00-09.30
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Recent refinement in stem cell transplantation
Chairs: Dr Stephen Jolles, Professor Andrew Cant
Dr Paul Veys, GOS
Recent refinement in stem cell transplantation
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09.30-10.15
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Keynote Speaker:
(Sponsored by The Binding Site)
Professor Jordan Orange
Do primary NK cell immunodeficiencies actually exist?
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10.15-10.45
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Tea/Coffee/Exhibition
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Parallel Session 3:
Laboratory Developments session
Chairs: Dr Peter Arkwright, Dr Gavin Spickett
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10.45-11.00
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Dr Kimberley Gilmour, GOSH
STAT5 phosphylorlation assays for SCIDs and CIDS
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11.00-11.15
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Professor A M R Taylor, CR-UK Institute for Cancer Studies
Assays of DNA repair
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11.15-11.30
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Dr Dawn Barge, Royal Victoria Infirmary
Assessing T cell V beta families by flow cytometry
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11.30-11.45
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Dr Tony Williams, Southampton General Hospital
NK assays
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11.45-12.00
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Dr Rainer Dolfinger, Addenbrooke's Hospital
TLR assays
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12.00-12.15
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Dr Cathy Cale, GOSH
How best to use testing: A Clinical view
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Parallel Session 4
Chair: Sr Christine Symons, Dr Alison Jones
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10.45-11.00
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Professor Carrock Sewell
Immunoglobulin Demand Management-Year One
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11.00-11.30
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Sr Janet Burton, Oxford, Sr Lizzie Hutchinson and Sr Amena Warner
Home Alone - It Can Be Done
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11.30-12.00
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Specific antibodies Fact or Fiction Update AAAAI
Professor Jordan Orange
Discussion
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12.00-13.00
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Chosen grey cases presented to expert panel
Chair: Dr Claire Bethune
Panel: Dr Gavin Spickett, Dr Alison Jones, Dr Peter Arkwright and Dr Siraj Misbah
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Case 1: Which diagnosis would you choose?
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Case 2: 'Diagnostic dilemma'
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Case 3: A case of severe infection and IL-17 antibodies
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13.00-13.15
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Closing remarks
Dr Mark Gompels
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13.15-14.15
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Lunch
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