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Symposium on InGenious HyperCare 2010
25-06-2010
Hypertension Research: From Phenotypes to Genotypes - Ongoing results of an EC Network of Excellence   
  1. Alberto Zanchetti (Milan, IT): The InGenious HyperCare project after 3 years 
  2. Christian Delles (Glasgow, UK): Phenotyping families of a hypertensive patient 
  3. Arantxa Gonzalez (Pamplona, SP): Cardiotrophin-1 as a cardiovascular biomarker – From measurements to interpretations 
  4. Katarzyna Stolarz-Skrzypek (Krakow, PL): Relations between blood pressure and urinary sodium excretion in a longitudinal study of white Europeans never treated for hypertension 
  5. Hermann Haller (Hanover, DE): Novel markers of inflammation and organ damage – From angiopoietins to microparticles 
  6. Tom Richart (Maastricht, NL): Heritability of retinal microvascular phenotypes in a European population  
  7. Josep Redon (Valencia, SP): Genome-wide-association study to unravel predisposition to albuminuria in essential hypertension 
  8. Anna Dominiczak (Glasgow, UK): Genome-wide-association studies in blood pressure research – Where we stand
  9. Sandosh Padmanabhan (Glasgow, UK): InGenious HyperCare genome-wide-association study of blood pressure extremes – Preliminary results 
  10. Alberto Zanchetti (Milan, IT): The InGenious HyperCare Network of Excellence: a model for continuing collaboration

 

 
Symposium on InGenious HyperCare 2009
30-06-2009

A report of the state-of-the-art of the project has been presented during the ISH/ESH meeting in Milan on 14th June 2009.

Integrating Genomics, Clinical Research and Care in Hypertension: Report from a European Network
  1. Alberto Zanchetti (Milan, Italy) – Two-year progress toward integration
  2. Delles C (Glasgow, UK)  – Recruiting and phenotyping in family studies
  3. Kuznetsova T (Leuven, Belgium) – Diagnostic criteria for subclinical and diastolic left ventricular dysfunction
  4. Haller H (Hannover, Germany) – Old and new markers for microinflammation: which are relevant? 
  5. Lopez N (Pamplona, Spain; Nancy, France) - New insight into biomarkers of hypertensive cardiac and vascular fibrosis
  6. Mischak H (Hannover, Germany) - Proteome analysis as a powerful tool for prediction and assessment of cardiovascular disease
Symposium on InGenious HyperCare 2008
16-06-2008

A report of the state-of-the-art of the project has been presented during the ISH/ESH meeting in Berlin on 16th June 2008.

Symposium on InGenious HyperCare,Integrating Genomics, Clinical Research and Care in Hypertension European Network

 

  1. Alberto Zanchetti (Milan, Italy) – InGenious HyperCare: Progress to goal
  2. Anna Dominiczak (Glasgow, UK)  – Genome-wide association studies in hypertension (slides 1) (slides 2) (slides 3)
  3. Gianfranco Parati Milan, Italy) – Excellence in phenotyping: assessment of autonomic nervous system activity
  4. Hermann Haller (Hannover, Germany) – Excellence in phenotyping: assessment of oxidative stress and microinflammation (slides 1) (slides 2) (slides 3)
  5. Tatiana Kuznetsova (Leuven, Belgium) - Endogenous ouabain: from genotypes to cardiovascular structure and function
Project presentation
15-06-2007

A brief project presentation has been prepared by the Consortium, written in a style which is accessible to the non-specialist.

It has been produced both in electronic format and as a paper leaflet. The leaflet has been distributed at the XVII European Meeting on Hypertension (Milan June 15-19, 2007 - MIC - Milano Convention Centre), hosting a satellite symposium on "Integrating Genomics, Clinical Research and Care in Hypertension. The InGenious HyperCare European Network" (June 15, 2007).

The European Union On-LineAcknowledgement of support from the Sixth Framework Programme, Thematic priority1: Life sciences, genomics and biotechnology for health contract InGenious HyperCare (LSHM-CT-2006-037093)