Robert A. Fisher, United States
Final Remark

Peter Cowan, Australia
Final Remarks

Chika Takano, Japan
Panelist

Ewa Ellis, Sweden
Introduction

Leo Hans Buhler, Switzerland
Introduction of the Keith Reemtsma Awardee

David K.C. Cooper, United States
Keith Reemtsma Lecture: You cannot stay in the laboratory for ever

Camillo Ricordi, United States
Introduction of the Ricordi Awardee

Douglas A. Melton, United States
Ricordi Lecture: Using stem cells to make islet for diabetics

Burcin Ekser, United States
Introduction of the IXA Honorary Awardee

Emanuele Cozzi, Italy
IXA Honorary Lecture

Chika Takano, Japan
Inhibition of epithelial mesenchymal transition maintains stemness in human amniotic epithelial cells

Ray Hickey, United States
Development of a novel rat bioreactor to facilitate manufacture of human hepatocyte cell therapies for the treatment of patients with severe liver diseases

Lilia Carolina L Leon-Moreno, Mexico
Quality control for human endometrial derived mesenchymal stem cells expansion and cryopreservation

Erin Duggan, United States
In vivo tracking of donor cell-expanded Tregs for the enhancement of xenogeneic hematopoietic stem cell engraftment and tolerance of delayed solid organ xenograft across the pig-to-baboon barrier

Konrad Fischer, Germany
Immunological characterisation of multi-knockout pigs

Hidetaka Hara, United States
Development of natural anti-pig antibodies in infant baboons and humans

Maria Kokkinaki, United States
Human transgene expression might indicate the outcome of xeno heart transplantation

Chelsea Griffiths, United Kingdom
Evaluating the immunomodulatory properties of human placenta amniotic epithelial cells as a therapeutic in ex vivo lung reconditioning

William Scott III, United Kingdom
Q&A discussion in replacement for Chelsea Griffiths

Robert Ramm, Germany
GGTA1-KO pigs may serve as a “humanized” large animal model for xenogenic cardiovascular implant testing

Shreyas Kuddannaya, United States
In Vivo Imaging of Allografted Glial-Restricted Progenitor Cell Survival and Hydrogel Scaffold Biodegradation

Christopher G McGregor, United States
Biological equivalence of GGTA-1 glycosyltransferase knockout and standard porcine pericardial tissue using 90-day mitral valve implantation in adolescent sheep

Paul Holzer, United States
Long-term immunological response to viable xenogeneic nerve transplants in non-human primates – a preclinical study

Linda Scobie, United Kingdom
Lack of evidence of micro-chimerism and porcine endogenous retrovirus following reconstruction of large-gap peripheral nerve defects with porcine nerve transplant in non-human primates

Kevin J. Lopez, United States
Preserving the corneoscleral limbus decreases the efficiency of porcine corneal decellularization and reduces the damage

Kyungmin Kwak, Korea
Comparison of islet isolation result and clinical applicability according to GMP-grade collagenase enzyme blend in adult porcine islet isolation and culture

Giuseppe Pettinato, United States
Noninvasive Monitoring of Liver Organoid Differentiation with Raman Spectroscopy

Paul Wang, United States
Desktop 19F MRI scanner for making oxygen measurements within islet macroencapsulation devices in vivo

Carmen Gonelle-Gispert, Switzerland
Platelet-derived TGFβ1: Assessment of its role in liver regeneration in mice

Beate Rieblinger, Germany
Strategies for precise placement of xenoprotective transgenes

Anthony Calhoun, United States
Ischemia minimization reduces cardiac xenograft injury during ex vivo xenoperfusion after cold pre-perfusion

Elisabeth Neumann, Germany
Medical training of baboons after orthotopic cardiac xenotransplantation

Sonja Schrepfer, United States
Generation of hypoimmunogenic human iPSCs

Reinhard Schwinzer, Germany
The compatible porcine donor – deletion or modification of SLA

Chris Burlak, United States
Carbohydrate Xenoantigens: The triple KO pig and beyond

Xunrong Luo, United States
Tolerance induction using apoptotic donor cells

Elmar Jaeckel, Germany
Regulation of the immune response using CAR Tregs

Norma Sue Kenyon, United States
Stem cells and nonhuman islets