Poster session

POSTER SESSION I. June 12, 15:15

POSTER SESSION II. June 13, 16:25

Lecture and poster abstracts are available online:

The poster sessions will take place in the Life Science Building Aula. Posters are expected to be mounted on the opening day, before the poster sessions and can remain displayed for 3 days, until the end of the Conference.
Recommended size of posters: AO, 90 x 120 cm, portrait format, and numbered in advance. (Poster stands are 100 cm X 200 cm)
Tools will be provided at the site to help install the posters.

P01	Csilla Adorjan	Effect of Protein Corona on the Interaction of Small Extracellular Vesicles with Model Membranes
P02	Ali Rahpeymaei, Sepideh Mehrabi	The effect of tarantula venom derived peptides on human Hv1 ion channels
P03	Noemi Bilakovics	INTRACRINE SIGNALING OF THE EGF RECEPTOR
P04	Carmila Owusu-Ansah	TEMPERATURE DEPENDENT EFFECT OF VERAPAMIL ON THE ACTIVITY OF P GLYCOPROTEIN
P05	Jiang Chenchang	STUDIES ON MODEL MYELIN MEMBRANES DEMONSTRATE THAT MYELIN SHEATH MAY SERVE AS A STRONG PROTON CAPACITOR
P06	Krista Clarke	SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN THE ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF WHITE BLOOD CELLS IN MYALGIC ENCEPHALOMYELITIS/CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME DURING HYPEROSMOTIC STRESS
P07	Kevin Csordás	Effects of Protein Corona on the Elastic Properties of Small Extracellular Vesicles
P08	Laszlo Dobson	Computational resources for analyzing transmembrane protein structures, and topology
P09	Geraldo Domingos	Characterizing small molecule modulators of the Hv1 proton channel
P10	Nimrah Ghaffar	ANALYSIS OF UNILATERAL WALKER A AND A-LOOP MUTANTS INDICATE THAT A SINGLE ACTIVE CATALYTIC SITE IS SUFFICIENT TO PROMOTE TRANSPORT ACTIVITY IN ABCB1
P11	Oreoluwa Griffiths	THE DIELECTRIC STUDY OF ANIMAL CHONDROGENESIS
P12	Eva Hegedus	INVESTIGATION OF THE TIME-DEPENDENCE OF IMMUNOLOGICAL SYNAPSE FORMATION INDUCED BY IL-15 TRANS-PRESENTATION
P13	Katinka Gyuris	Investigation of the role of the hHv1 proton channel by molecular biology methods
P14	Norbert Kucerka	Arrangements of pre-AD membrane mimetics due to the presence of Aβ(25-35) peptide
P15	Kitti Kurtan	INVESTIGATION OF THE INTERACTION BETWEEN SPIKE PROTEINS OF DIFFERENT SARS COV-2 VARIANTS AND THE ACE2 RECEPTOR
P16	Dorina Lenzinger	LACTADHERIN-BASED MEMBRANE LABELLING IN FLUORESCENT MICROSCOPY
P17	Algirmaa Lkhamkhuu	ABC transporters with a wide-range drug spectrum inhibit the transmigration of human cytotoxic T-lymphocytes across HUVEC cell monolayers
P18	Rastislav Korfanta	INTERACTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL PEPTIDE CATH-1 WITH EXOGENOUS PULMONARY SURFACTANT: STRUCTURE AND THERMODYNAMICS
P19	Rosemary Kothalawala	EFFECTS OF HV1 VOLTAGE-GATED PROTON CHANNEL INHIBITION ON THE VIABILITY OF POLARIZED MACROPHAGES
P20	Martin Srejber	Graphene-based materials in biomedicine: a molecular approach
P21	Stefan Knippenberg	Hydration-temperature dependent fluorescence spectra of Laurdan conformers in a DPPC membrane
P22	Suvi Heinonen	The influence of cholesterol on phospholipid conformations in mixed saturated lipid membranes
P23	Levente Szolyka	THE EFFECT OF DIPOLE POTENTIAL ON THE SIGNALLING EFFICIENCY OF THE INTERLEUKIN-2 RECEPTOR
P24	Tasvilla Sonallya	Peptide-Extracellular Vesicle Interaction: Disruption, Membrane Trespassing, and Protein Corona Clearance
P25	Gabriella Toth	Examinations of cellular uptake of cell penetrating peptides in vitro and in vivo
P26	Florina Zakany	INVESTIGATING THE ROLES OF MEMBRANE CERAMIDES IN THE PARKINSON'S DISEASE-ASSOCIATED PHOSPHORYLATION OF THE MICROGLIAL KV1.3 ION CHANNEL
P27	Kamilla Újvári	STRUCTURAL CHANGES OF CATIONIC ANTIMICROBIAL PEPTIDES UPON INTERACTION WITH QUORUM SENSING MOLECULES
P28	Jiri Stribny	PERILIPIN 3 PROTEIN RECOGNIZES DAG-CONTAINING MEMBRANES BY ITS CONSERVED PAT DOMAIN