SRI Supplement to Reproductive Sciences - Volume 25 Number 1 - March 2018 - 51A

Scientific Program Schedule

Reproductive Sciences Vol. 25, Supplement 1, March 2018

51A

Saturday, March 9, 2018 - Poster Session III - Sapphire C - P
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Simulations of the Placental Vascular Network
Growth Process for Studying Placental Structure
and Function.
Catalina Angel, Kellie Archer, Jen-Mei Chang,
Amy Cochran, Anca Radulescu, Rebecca Turner,
Karamatou Yacoubou Djima, Lan Zhong, and
Carolyn Margaret Salafia. Amherst, MA, USA;
Ann Arbor, MI, USA; Auckland, New Zealand;
Columbus, OH, USA; Davis, CA, USA; Long
Beach, CA, USA; New Patlz, NY, USA; New
Rochelle, NY, USA; and Newark, DE, USA.
Differential Expression of Mitochondrial
Matrix and Oxidative Stress Related Genes
in Trophoblast Differentiation of PatientSpecific Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells from
Preeclampsia.
Young-Han Kim, Jong-Baeck Lim, Ji Hea Yu, Han
Sung Hwang, Suk-Young Song, and Sung-Rae
Cho. Seoul, Korea, Republic of.

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Uric Acid Levels and Their Association with
Preeclampsia, Birth Weight, and Placental
Underperfusion.
Carole A McBride, and Ira M Bernstein.
Burlington, VT, USA.

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Preeclampsia Risk: Factors beyond the BMI.
Suchitra Chandarsekaran, Hilary S Gammill,
Darcy R Barry, Thomas R Easterling, and Ellen A
Schur. Seattle, WA, USA.

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Downregulation of MiR-126 Expression
Contributes to Increased Endothelial
Inflammatory Response in Preeclampsia.
Jie Xu, Yang Gu, David F Lewis, Charles E
McCathran, and Yuping Wang. Harbin, China;
and Shreveport, LA, USA.

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Combination Sulfasalazine and Metformin Are
Additive in Reducing Placental Anti-Angiogenic
Factor Secretion and Up-Regulating Angiogenic
Factors.
Fiona C Brownfoot, Stephen Tong, Ping Cannon,
Vi Nguyen, Natalie Hannan, Roxanne Hastie, and
Tu'uhevaha Kaitu'u-Lino. Heidelberg, Australia.

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Decidual Stromal Cells of Preeclamptic Placenta
Exhibit Inadequate Decidualization and Increased
sFlt1 Expression.
Margaret Sahu, Deepak Venkataraman, Alicia K
Smith, Martina Badell, Sidell Neil, and Augustine
Rajakumar. Atlanta, GA, USA.

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Prior Preterm Preeclamptics (pPE) Who Develop
Recurrent Hypertension Have Distinct NonPregnant Physiologic Profiles.
Carole A McBride, Gary J Badger, and Ira M
Bernstein. Burlington, VT, USA.

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Deregulation of T Helper Cell Pathways in the
Basal Plate of the Placenta is Associated with
Preeclampsia.
Jessica R Jackson, Maria Belen Rabaglino,
and Martha Campbell-Thompson. Córdoba,
Argentina; and Gainesville, FL, USA.

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A Pathway Driven Approach Suggests Defective
Decidual NK Cells in Preeclampsia and
Endometrial Disorders.
Maria B Rabaglino, and Kirk P Conrad. Cordoba,
Argentina; and Gainesville, FL, USA.

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Maternal and Neonatal Outcomes of Women with
Pregnancy Associated Hypertension According
to Race and Ethnicity.
Maged Costantine. Bethesda, MD, USA.

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Lower Memory T-Lymphocyte Proportions in
Decidual Tissue from Pre-Eclamptic Pregnancies
as Compared to Healthy Controls.
Tom EC Kieffer, Annegé Vledder, Marijke M Faas,
Sicco A Scherjon, and Jelmer R Prins. Groningen,
Netherlands.

S-181

BeWo Cells Do Not Accurately Model the Effects
of TNF-α on Sphingosine 1-Phosphate Receptor
2 Expression in Human Trophoblasts.
Yuliya Fakhr, Martina Mackova, and Denise G
Hemmings. Edmonton, AB, Canada.

POPULATION HEALTH
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Failing to Plan is Planning to Fail: Research
Management in a Successful, Longitudinal
Pregnancy Cohort.
Melanie K White, Craig E Pennell, Carol A
Wang, Leon Straker, and Peter Eastwood. Perth,
Australia.
Pregnancy and Birth: The Role of Migration.
Miriam Acunzo, Maria Chiara Autuori, Ivan
Cortinovis, and Anna Maria Marconi. Milano, Italy.
Does Obesity Bias Impact the Primary Cesarean
Delivery Rate?
Megan S Varvoutis, Emily S Reiff, and Chad A
Grotegut. Durham, NC, USA.

PREECLAMPSIA, RELATED DISORDERS
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Cytotrophoblast Proliferation in Preeclamptic
Placentae is Dependent on Histopathologic
Features of the Disease.
Mariko Horii, Donald Pizzo, Morgan Meads,
Louise C Laurent, and Mana Parast. La Jolla, CA,
USA.
The Tryptophan Metabolite Kynurenine Acts
through Smooth Muscle BKca Channels to Relax
Systemic Arteries Obtained from Women with
and without Preeclampsia.
Stephanie A Worton, Mark Wareing, Susan L
Greenwood, Alexander EP Heazell, and Jenny E
Myers. Manchester, United Kingdom.
AT2 Receptor Activation Restores Vascular
Function in Preeclamptic Vessels and Blood
Pressure in Hypertensive Rat Pregnancies.
Jay S Mishra, and Sathish Kumar. Madison, WI,
USA.
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