Session 8:
Takaharu OKADA
RIKEN, Japan
"The role for sensory neuronal IL-31 receptor and STAT3 in inflammatory itch "
Nikolas HAASS
University of Queensland, Australia
"TBA"
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Takaharu OKADA
RIKEN, Japan
"The role for sensory neuronal IL-31 receptor and STAT3 in inflammatory itch "
Nikolas HAASS
University of Queensland, Australia
"TBA"
More information
13 September 2022
4:30 - 6:00pm SST (UTC+8)
5:30 - 7:00pm JST; 6:30 - 8:00pm AEST
4:30 - 6:00pm SST (UTC+8)
5:30 - 7:00pm JST; 6:30 - 8:00pm AEST
CHAIRS
Kim ROBINSON, A*STAR Skin Research Laboratories, Singapore
Takeshi MATSUI, RIKEN, Japan
Kim ROBINSON, A*STAR Skin Research Laboratories, Singapore
Takeshi MATSUI, RIKEN, Japan
Registration
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Organizing Committee
Oliver DREESEN, SRIS & SRSS, Singapore
Daisuke NANBA, The University of Tokyo, Japan
Aiko SADA, Kumamoto University, Japan
Kenneth LAY, GIS, Singapore
Ken NATSUGA, Hokkaido University, Japan
Kim ROBINSON, SRIS, Singapore
Yohei NATSUAKI, SRIS, Singapore
Takeshi MATSUI, Tokyo University of Technology, Japan
Gerald UDOLPH, Skin Research Society Singapore
Hiro FUJIWARA, RIKEN, Japan
Kenji KABASHIMA, Kyoto University, Japan
Steven THNG, National Skin Centre, Singapore
Nikolas HAASS, University of Queensland, Australia
Kiarash KHOSROTEHRANI, University of Queensland, Australia
Daisuke NANBA, The University of Tokyo, Japan
Aiko SADA, Kumamoto University, Japan
Kenneth LAY, GIS, Singapore
Ken NATSUGA, Hokkaido University, Japan
Kim ROBINSON, SRIS, Singapore
Yohei NATSUAKI, SRIS, Singapore
Takeshi MATSUI, Tokyo University of Technology, Japan
Gerald UDOLPH, Skin Research Society Singapore
Hiro FUJIWARA, RIKEN, Japan
Kenji KABASHIMA, Kyoto University, Japan
Steven THNG, National Skin Centre, Singapore
Nikolas HAASS, University of Queensland, Australia
Kiarash KHOSROTEHRANI, University of Queensland, Australia
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