PROGRAMME

9.30–9.45	Registration
9.45–10.00	Welcome: Pärt Peterson (UT)
10.00–10.45	Andreas Lennartson (KI): Epigenetic regulation of leukemia
10.45–11.30	Saulius Klimasauskas (Vilnius): Novel chemo-enzymatic tools for epigenome profiling
11.30–12.00	Coffee
12.00–12.45	Maja Jagodic (KI): Applied epigenomics: insights into the pathogenesis of Multiple Sclerosis
12.45–13.30	Frank van de Veerdonk (Radboud): Trained immunity in infection and inflammation
13.30–14.30	Lunch
14.30–14.50	Liina Tserel (UT): Epigenetic changes in T cell during aging and in inflammation
14.50–15.10	Epp Kaleviste (UT): STAT1 gain-of-function mutation on JAK-STAT signaling pathway
15.10–15.30	Helen Hermann (UT): miR-146a in human primary keratinocytes and psoriasis
15.30–15.50	Natalia Pervjakova (UT): Identification of imprinting genes
15.50-17.00	Discussion. Epigenetics: cause or consequence. Reception.

9.00–09.45	Wilfried Ellmeier (Vienna): Histone deacetylases and the control of T cell-mediated immunity
09.45–10.30	Simone Ecker (UCL): Epigenetic and transcriptional variability in human immune cells
10.30–11.00	Coffee
11.00–11.45	Kaarel Krjutškov (KI): TAC-seq: targeted DNA and RNA sequencing for precise biomarker molecule counting
11.45–12.30	Tõnis Org (UT): RAT-ChIP enables histone modification profiling from a small number of cells
12.30–13.30	Lunch
13.30–14.15	Leonid Padyukov (KI): Long non-coding RNA in susceptibility to rheumatoid arthritis
14.15–15.00	Kaur Alasoo (UT): Shared genetic effects on chromatin and gene expression indicate a role for enhancer priming in immune response
15.00–15.15	Conclusion: Pärt Peterson (UT)

Coordinators: Liina Tserel, Epp Kaleviste