Exploring DNA Repair Pathways as Targets for Cancer Therapy

Target DNA repair for Cancer Therapy

12 Feb 2015 - 15 Feb 2015

Cancun, Mexico

Chairs

Helen Piwnica-Worms

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Junjie Chen

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Report

This new major conference on Target DNA repair for Cancer Therapy took place in Cancun, Mexico from 12 to 15 February 2015. The significance of this meeting was marked by euthasitic attendees from many leaders in the field of DNA damage repair pathways who are interested in identifying new targets and strategies for improving cancer therapy by targeting distinct DNA repair pathways.

The meeting was chaired by Dr. Helen Piwnica-Worms (Vice Provost, Science, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center) and Dr. Junjie Chen (Professor and Chain, Department of Experimental Radiation Oncology, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center).

Faculty included Dr. Giulio Draetta (The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center), Dr. Maria Jasin (Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center), Dr. Andre Nussenzweig (National Cancer Institute), Professor John Tainer (Scripps Research Institute), Prof. Chris Bakkenist (University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine), Dr. Eric Brown (University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine), Dr. Phil Connell (The University of Chicago Medicine), Dr. David Ferguson (University of Michiga), Dr. Susana Gonzalo (Saint Louis University), Dr. Roger Greenberg (Abramson Family Cancer Research Institute), Professor Wolf-Dietrich Heyer (University of California), Dr. Karen Knudsen (Kimmel Cancer Center), Dr. Kyle Miller (University of Texas Austin), Dr. Jac A. Nickoloff (Colorado State University), Professor Jeffrey Parvin (Ohio State University), Dr. Tanya Paull (The University of Texas at Austin), Dr. Bill Plunkett (The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center), Dr. Simon Powell (Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center), Dr. Jorge S. Reis-Filho (Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center), Dr. Binghui Shen (City of Hope), Dr. Barry Sleckman (Washington University, School of Medicine< Dr. Robert Sobol (University of Pittsburgh), Dr. Henning Willers (Massachusetts General Hospital), Dr. Zhongshen You (University of Washington), Dr. Xiaochun Yu (University of Michigan), and Dr. Lee Zou (Harvard/MGH Cancer Center)

The meeting highlighted several exciting areas in the field of DNA damage response, which include 1) repair pathway choices and therapeutics outcomes, 2) new therapeutic targets in DNA repair, 3) ongoing clinical trials targeting DNA repair pathways and DNA damage checkpoints. Exciting presentations from basic scientists, clinicians and translational experts presented multitude of new strategies for cancer therapy, which range from concepts, leading compounds, to early clinical trials. The meeting was highly interactive and generated healthy discussions about current and future directions of the field. Novel ideas were exchanged and collaborations were established, which focus on distinct repair pathways and components involved in DNA double strand breaks, novel functions of repair proteins, checkpoint regulators, and chromatin modulators, and key signaling pathways and kinases that are existing and potential targets for cancer therapy.

The participation of internationally renowned leaders in the field of DNA damage response together with the excitement of new drugs like PARP inhibitors and checkpoint kinase inhibitors that hold great promise in clinical trials created a supportive meeting environment. The investigators were eager to work together to address several key questions in the field. It was agreed that the timing is right for a conference like this that helps to accelerate the development of new concepts and agents in DNA repair for cancer treatment.

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The meeting was expertly organized and supported by Fusion Conferences, Ltd. The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center generously and enthusiastically supported the meeting in many ways and the generous support of Cell Signaling Technology is also gratefully appreciated.

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Exploring DNA Repair Pathways as Targets for Cancer Therapy

Target DNA repair for Cancer Therapy

12 Feb 2015 - 15 Feb 2015

Cancun, Mexico

Chairs

Helen Piwnica-Worms

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Junjie Chen

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Synopsis

The first in the series of the Exploring DNA Repair Pathways as Targets for Cancer Therapy Fusion conferences.

Defect in DNA damage repair and checkpoint control is the underlying mechanism for tumorigenesis, since it allows the accumulation of multiple genetic alternations, which are essential for the initiation of tumorigenesis. This has been clearly illustrated to be the cause of several human cancer-prone syndromes and also revealed by recent human genome studies. On the other hand, defective DNA repair and checkpoint activation also make cancer cells more vulnerable for particular DNA damaging agents or inhibitors that specifically disrupt some of these checkpoint pathways. With the increasing understanding of defects in DNA repair and checkpoint control in tumorigenesis, there are extensive interests in exploring these deficiencies, especially taking advantage of the synthetic lethality concept and targeting particular DNA repair and checkpoint pathways for cancer therapy. The purpose of this conference is to bring together basic, translational and clinical investigators and discuss the current and future directions, opportunities and obstacles in the development of these anti-cancer modalities and how to best apply these concepts in clinical practice.

Key Sessions

Highlight recent advances in the field of DNA damage repair
Identify novel targets in DNA repair and checkpoint pathways
Explore the concept of synthetic lethality for cancer treatment
Assess the therapeutic potential of new anti-cancer modalities
Learn mechanisms of therapeutic resistance and ways to improve cancer therapy

Target Audience

This conference explores topics that should appeal to basic, translational and clinical investigators as well as clinicians ranging from academics to industry. The audience will benefit greatly from the interactions with experts in the fields of DNA damage response, drug development and clinical trials.

2015 DNA Poster Prize

The conference chairs will be awarding 3 poster prizes for the best poster display and presentation. To be in with a chance of winning, submit your poster by 21 November 2014. The winners will be selected shortly after the Poster Session and each winner will receive a $250 cheque!

Confirmed Plenary Speakers

Dr. Giulio Draetta
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Professor Thomas Helleday
Karolinska Institutet
Dr. Maria Jasin
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Dr. Andre Nussenzweig
National Cancer Institute
Professor John Tainer
Scripps Research Institute

Confirmed Invited Speakers

Prof. Chris Bakkenist
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Dr. Eric Brown
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Dr. Phil Connell
The University of Chicago Medicine
Dr. David Ferguson
University of Michigan
Dr. Susana Gonzalo
Saint Louis University
Dr. Roger Greenberg
Abramson Family Cancer Research Institute
Professor Reuben Harris
University of Minnesota
Professor Wolf-Dietrich Heyer
University of California
Dr. Karen Knudsen
Kimmel Cancer Center
Dr. Kyle Miller
University of Texas Austin
Dr. Jac A. Nickoloff
Colorado State University
Professor Jeffrey Parvin
Ohio State University
Dr. Tanya Paull
The University of Texas at Austin
Dr. Bill Plunkett
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Dr. Simon Powell
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Dr. Jorge S. Reis-Filho
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Dr. Binghui Shen
City of Hope
Dr. Barry Sleckman
Washington University - School of Medicine
Dr. Robert Sobol
University of Pittsburgh
Dr. Henning Willers
Massachusetts General Hospital
Dr. Zhongshen You
University of Washington
Dr. Xiaochun Yu
University of Michigan
Dr. Lee Zou
Harvard/MGH Cancer Center

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Exploring DNA Repair Pathways as Targets for Cancer Therapy

Target DNA repair for Cancer Therapy

12 Feb 2015 - 15 Feb 2015

Cancun, Mexico

Chairs

Helen Piwnica-Worms

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Junjie Chen

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Speakers

Plenary Speakers

Andre Nussenzweig

Branch Chief, Laboratory of Genome Integrity, National Insitutes of Health

Thomas Helleday

Professor, Karolinska Institutet

Maria Jasin

Member, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center

John Tainer

Robert A. Welch Chair in Chemistry, MD Anderson Cancer Center

Giulio Draetta

Professor, UT MD Anderson Cancer Center

Invited Speakers

Barry Sleckman

Professor of Pathology and Immunology, Washongton University School of Medicine

Zhongsheng You

Associate Professor, Washington University School of Medicine

Roger Greenberg

Associate Professor, University of Pennsylvania

Xiaochun Yu

Associate Professor of Internal Medicine, University of Michigan

Wolf-Dietrich Heyer

Professor and Chair, University of California, Davis

Philip Connell

Associate Professor, University of Chicago

Jorge Reis-Filho

Attending, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center

Tanya Paull

Professor, The University of Texas at Austin

Eric Brown

Associate Professor, Department of Cancer Biology, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania

David Ferguson

Associate Professor, The University of Michigan

Jeffrey Parvin

Professor, Ohio State University

Jac Nickoloff

Professor and Head, Colorado State University

Kyle Miller

Assistant Professor, University of Texas at Ausin

Simon Powell

Radiation Oncology and Molecular Biology, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Susana Gonzalo

Associate Professor, Saint Louis University School of Medicine

Henning Willers

Associate Professor, Massachusetts General Hospital

Binghui Shen

Professor and Chair, Radiation Biology, Beckman Research Institute of City of Hope

Karen Knudsen

Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center, TJU, Thomas Jefferson University

Christopher Bakkenist

Associate Professor, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

Bill Plunkett

Professor, Univ.of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Jean Gautier

Professor, Columbia University Medical Center

Robert Sobol

Professor of Oncologic Sciences & Chief, Molecular & Metabolic Oncology Program, University of South Alabama Mitchell Cancer Institute

Ralph Scully

Associate Professor, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

Lee Zou

Professor, Massachusetts General Hospital

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Exploring DNA Repair Pathways as Targets for Cancer Therapy

Target DNA repair for Cancer Therapy

12 Feb 2015 - 15 Feb 2015

Cancun, Mexico

Chairs

Helen Piwnica-Worms

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Junjie Chen

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Programme

Thursday 12^th February 2015
12:00 – 15:00	Registration
13:00 -14:15	Welcome Lunch Kalmia Buffet Restaurant
Repair pathway choices and therapeutic outcomes (1) Session Chair: Roger Greenberg
15:30 – 15:45	Opening Speech
15:45 – 16:30	Andre Nussenzweig National Institutes of Health		TUMOR PROMOTING ROLE OF THE DNA DAMAGE RESPONSE
16:30 – 17:00	Barry Sleckman Washington University School of Medicine		TARGETING ABERRANT DNA DOUBLE STRAND BREAK REPAIR IN G1-PHASE CELLS
17:00 – 17:30	David Ferguson The University of Michigan	THE MRN COMPLEX AS A POTENTIAL TARGET FOR CANCER THERAPY
17:30 – 18:00	Refreshments
Repair pathway choices and therapeutic outcomes (2) Session Chair: Barry Sleckman
18:00 – 18:30	Simon Powell Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center		BACK-UP PATHWAYS FOR BRCA1-BRCA2 MEDIATED HOMOLOGOUS RECOMBINATION
18:30 – 19:00	Junjie Chen The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center		MULTIPLE REPAIR PATHWAYS DETERMINE THERAPEUTIC OUTCOMES
19:00 – 19:30	Roger Greenberg University of Pennsylvania			GENETIC INTERACTIONS WITHIN THE BRCA TUMOR SUPPRESSOR NETWORK
19:30 – 20:00	Ralph Scully Beth Israel Deaconess Med Ctr			RECOMBINATION CONTROL BY BRCA1 AND BRCA2 AT STALLED MAMMALIAN REPLICATION FORKS: OPPORTUNITIES FOR THERAPY
20:00 – 20:15	Richard Pomerantz Temple University			TARGETED KILLING OF BRCA DEFICIENT CELLS BY A SMALL-MOLECULE INHIBITOR OF RAD52
20:15 – 20:30	Panel Discussion PM
20:30	Dinner at Leisure & Free Time

Friday 13^th February 2015
07:00 -08:30	Breakfast
Emerging therapeutic targets and clinical trials for cancer therapy Session Chair: Karen Knudsen
08:30 – 09:15	Thomas Helleday Karolinska Institutet	TARGETING MTH1 FOR TREATMENT OF CANCER
09:15 – 09:45	Wolf-Dietrich Heyer University of California, Davis	RECOMBINATIONAL DNA REPAIR: FROM BASIC MECHANISM TO CANCER THERAPY
09:45 – 10:15	Philip Connell University of Chicago	DEVELOPMENT OF RAD51-MODULATING COMPOUNDS AS POTENTIAL ONCOLOGY DRUGS
10:15 – 10:45	Robert W. Sobol University of South Alabama Mitchell Cancer Institute	TARGETING ADP-RIBOSYLATION PROTEINS IN GLIOMA STEM CELLS
10:45 -11:00	Kent W Mouw Dana-Farber Cancer Institute	ERCC2 MUTATIONS CONFER LOSS OF NUCLEOTIDE EXCISION REPAIR CAPACITY AND PREDICT RESPONSE TO CISPLATIN-BASED CHEMOTHERAPY IN UROTHELIAL CARCINOMA
11:00 – 11:15	Refreshments
11:15 – 11:45	Jorge Reis-Filho Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
11:45 – 12:15	Henning Willers Massachusetts General Hospital	TARGETING DNA DOUBLE-STRAND BREAK INDUCTION AND REPAIR IN GENOTYPE-DEFINED CANCERS
12:15 – 12:30	Bernd Kaina University Medical Center, Mainz	SURVIVAL AND DEATH STRATEGIES OF GLIOMA AND MALIGNANT MELANOMA CELLS EXPOSED TO ALKYLATING ANTICANCER DRUGS
12:30 – 12:45	Panel Discussion AM
12:45 – 16:00	Lunch at Leisure & Free Time
Multiple targets and cellular processes involved in cancer development and treatment Session Chair: Markus Löbrich
16:00 – 16:30	Tanya Paull The University of Texas at Austin	REGULATION OF SAE2 AND CTIP ACTIVITY THROUGH PHOSPHORYLATION
16:30 – 17:00	Binghui Shen Beckman Research Institute of City of Hope	ALPHA-SEGMENT ERROR EDITING BY THE MAMMALIAN FEN1/MUTSΑ FUNCTIONAL COMPLEX
17:00 – 17:15	Katharina Schlacher MD Anderson Cancer Center	RECRUITMENT OF 53BP1 FOR REPLICATION FORK RESTART AND STABILITY DEPENDS UPON A PHOSPHATASE-INDEPENDENT PTEN ACTIVITY
17:15 – 17:30	Gregory C. Stachelek Yale University School of Medicine	ARYL SULFONAMIDES ARE A NOVEL CLASS OF HOMOLOGY-DEPENDENT DNA REPAIR INHIBITORS WITH ANTINEOPLASTIC ACTIVITY
17:30 – 18:00	Susana Gonzalo Saint Louis University School of Medicine	VITAMIN D RECEPTOR MODULATES DNA REPAIR: IMPLICATIONS FOR BREAST CANCER AND PROGERIA
18:00 – 18:30	Refreshments
18:30 – 19:15	Giulio Draetta The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
19:15 – 19:45	Kyle Miller University of Texas at Ausin	ATM LINKS ENDOGENOUS OXIDATIVE STRESS TO TUMOR PROMOTION
19:45 – 20:00	Srividya Bhaskara Huntsman Cancer Institute	HISTONE DEACETYLASES 1,2: GUARDIANS OF GENOME STABILITY
20:00 – 20:15	Sergio Ruiz CNIO	REPLICATIVE STRESS DURING SOMATIC CELL REPROGRAMMING
20:15 – 20:30	Panel Discussion PM
20:30	Dinner at Leisure & Free Time

Saturday 14^th February 2015
07:00 – 08:30	Breakfast
Current and potential therapeutic targets in DNA repair pathways Session Chair: Wolf-Dietrich Heyer
08:30 – 09:15	John Tainer Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory		ZEROING IN ON MASTER KEYS TO EXCEPTIONAL RESPONDERS FOR CANCERS
09:15 – 09:45	Jean Gautier Columbia University		Mechanisms of MYC-driven genomic instability
09:45 – 10:00	Bipasha Mukherjee UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas		Inhibition of DNA Double-Strand Break Repair by A Dual PI3K/mTOR Inhibitor as a Strategy for Radiosensitization of Glioblastoma
10:00 – 10:30		Zhongsheng You Washington University School of Medicine	COORDINATED REGULATION OF EXO1 IN DNA END RESECTION AND ITS IMPLICATIONS IN CANCER THERAPY
10:30 – 10:45	Anand Jeyasekharan Cancer Science Institute of Singapore		BRCA2-RAD51 NUCLEAR EXPORT; FROM MOLECULAR MECHANISM TO A BIOMARKER OF HOMOLOGOUS RECOMBINATION DEFICIENCY
10:45 – 11:00	Sharon Cantor University of Massachusetts Medical School		A NOVEL MECHANISM OF THERAPY RESISTANCE IN BRCA2-MUTANT CELLS
11:00 – 11:30	Refreshments
11:30 – 12:00	Karen Knudsen Thomas Jefferson University		TARGETING HORMONE-DNA REPAIR CROSSTALK IN PROSTATE CANCER: MECHANISMS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THERAPEUTIC INTERVENTION
12:00 – 12:30	Bill Plunkett The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center		MECHANISM-BASED THERAPEUTIC STRATEGY TO TARGET A RECURRENT GENETIC LESION IN THE HOMOLOGOUS RECOMBINATION REPAIR PATHWAY
12:30 – 12:45	Panel Discussion
12:45 – 16:30	Lunch at Leisure & Free Time
Checkpoint kinases as therapeutic targets Session Chair: Xiaochun Yu
16:30 – 17:00	Helen Piwnica-Worms The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center		DNA DAMAGE, CHECKPOINT SIGNALING AND THERAPEUTIC OPPORTUNITIES
17:00 – 17:30	Eric Brown University of Pennsylvania		ATR INHIBITION AS A BROAD SPECTRM CANCER THERAPY TARGETED BY COMMON CANCER-ASSOCIATED MUTATIONS
17:30 – 18:00	Lee Zou Massachusetts General Hospital		ALTERNATIVE LENGTHENING OF TELOMERES RENDERS CANCER CELLS HYPERSENSITIVE TO ATR INHIBITORS
18:00 – 18:15	Xuetong Shen The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center		REGULATION OF KEY CHECKPOINT KINASES BY ATP-DEPENDENT CHROMATIN REMODELING COMPLEXES – NOVEL PATHWAYS TO TARGET IN CANCER
18:15 – 18:45	Christopher Bakkenist University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine		INHIBITION OF ATR KINASE ACTIVITY FOR THE TREATMENT OF LUNG CANCER
18:45 – 19:00	Panel Discussion
19:00 – 20:00	Poster Session & Cocktails
20:15 – 23:00	Gala Night, Group Photo & Poster Awards *Lower Pool Deck*

Sunday 15^th February 2015
07:00 -08:30	Breakfast
DNA double-strand repair pathways in response to anti-cancer therapies (1) Session Chair: Sharon Cantor
08:30 – 09:15	Maria Jasin Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
09:15 -09:45	Xiaochun Yu University of Michigan	NOVEL POLY(ADP-RIBOSE) BINDING DOMAINS AND POLY(ADP-RIBOSE)-DEPENDENT SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION
09:45 – 10:15	Jeffrey Parvin Ohio State University	BRCA1, 53BP1, AND SUMO FACTORS IN DNA DOUBLE-STRAND BREAK REPAIR
10:15 – 10:45	Jac Nickoloff Colorado State University	METNASE AND EEPD1: TWO NUCLEASES THAT REGULATE DSB REPAIR, REPLICATION STRESS RESPONSES AND GENOME STABILITY
10:45 – 11:15	Refreshments
DNA double-strand repair pathways in response to anti-cancer therapies (2) Session Chair: Jeffrey Parvin
11:15 – 11:30	Junran Zhang Case Western Reserve University	RNF126 PROMOTES HOMOLOGOUS RECOMBINATION VIA REGULATING E2F1-MEDIATED BRCA1 EXPRESSION
11:30 – 11:45	Markus Löbrich Darmstadt University of Technology	NEK1 PHOSPHORYLATES RAD54 TO PROMOTE HOMOLOGOUS RECOMBINATION
11:45 – 12:00	Tomasz Skorski Temple University School of Medicine	GENE EXPRESSION AND MUTATION ANALYSIS (GEMA) –GUIDED PRECISION MEDICINE TARGETING PARP1 TO INDUCE SYNTHETIC LETHALITY IN DNA-PK –DEFICIENT QUIESCENT AND BRCA -DEFICIENT PROLIFERATING LEUKEMIA STEM AND PROGENITOR CELLS
12:00 – 12:15	Panel Discussion
12:15 – 12:30	Closing Remarks

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Exploring DNA Repair Pathways as Targets for Cancer Therapy

Target DNA repair for Cancer Therapy

12 Feb 2015 - 15 Feb 2015

Cancun, Mexico

Chairs

Helen Piwnica-Worms

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Junjie Chen

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Prices

Ticket Type	Early Bird	Full Price
Single Choose this option if you will be attending the conference alone, or if you will bring accompanying guests that will not attend the meeting.	$1444	$1564
Shared Choose this option if you wish to share with a colleague who is also attending the conference, or if you wish to be paired with another attendee of the same sex.	$1444	$1564
Student Choose this option if you are a student. Please note all students will be paired with another attendee of the same sex if a room sharer is not specified. If you wish to have your own room, please register under the Single option.	$1265	$1385

Additional Person

This is the cost for an additional adult or child to join you in the same room, for the entire conference period. Accompanying persons are not permitted access to the conference. If you wish to extend your stay, please see our 'Extra night' prices.

Adult

$699

Child

$225

Extra nights

Prices are per person.

Adult

$250

Child

$75

All registration fees include 3 nights accommodation and meals during the conference period. Exact inclusions are detailed below.

Our Registration Package: What's Included?

The Fiesta Americana Condesa, Cancun offers a Full Meal Plan to all attendees. Our registration and accompanying person fees are inclusive of the following;

Accommodation for 3 Nights
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner – available at all restaurants according to operational hours or programmed events.
International Bar available by the glass in restaurants and bars according to operational hours.
Pool snacks and International Bar available by the glass at Pool Area
Minibar including: soft drinks, domestic beer, bottled water and coffee. Refreshed daily
24 Hour Room Service
In Room amenity – Bottle of wine, per room, per stay
Complimentary WI-FI in Conference Room
Complimentary WI-FI in Guest Room
Gala Night Entry (includes an open bar)

Please note: Accompanying persons are not permitted access to the conference.

Additional nights (per person) are inclusive of the following;

Accommodation for 1 Night
Lunch on day of arrival
Dinner on day of arrival
Breakfast on day of departure
International bar available by the glass in restaurants and bars from lunch on day of arrival until breakfast on day of departure.

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Exploring DNA Repair Pathways as Targets for Cancer Therapy

Target DNA repair for Cancer Therapy

12 Feb 2015 - 15 Feb 2015

Cancun, Mexico

Chairs

Helen Piwnica-Worms

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Junjie Chen

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Grants

Exploring DNA Repair Pathways as Targets for Cancer Therapy

Target DNA repair for Cancer Therapy

12 Feb 2015 - 15 Feb 2015

Cancun, Mexico

Chairs

Helen Piwnica-Worms

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Junjie Chen

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Supported By

Gold

Bronze

If you're interested in sponsoring this conference please contact us.

Exploring DNA Repair Pathways as Targets for Cancer Therapy

Target DNA repair for Cancer Therapy

12 Feb 2015 - 15 Feb 2015

Cancun, Mexico

Chairs

Helen Piwnica-Worms

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Junjie Chen

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Venue

Fiesta Americana Condesa

This stylish hotel features contemporary Mexican architecture, including one of the largest and most impressive thatched-roof "palapas" in the entire country. There are cultural activities, arts and crafts and sports programs to keep you constantly entertained, plus time to relax and enjoy the Mayan culture, soak up the Caribbean sunshine and revel in the international ambiance that settles in after the sun goes down.

Throughout your stay delegates will enjoy a full meal plan, inclusive of beverages. Take your pick from the aromatic Asian delights at Kaumbu, traditional fare at El Mexicano, delicious international cuisine at Kalmia Buffet or perhaps sample the sumptuous Italian dishes at Rosato. There are also several other dining opportunities such as the Cevichería, Pizzeria, Sushi Corner, pool and lounge bar areas. The Gala Night with either a Mayan or Caribbean theme takes place on the third evening of the conference with a mouth-watering feast of local cuisine, an open bar and amazing local entertainment. We welcome all delegates and their accompanying persons to the Gala Night – a truly fun filled night not to be missed!

Hotel Facilities

Lagoon Pool
Extensive Health Club and Spa
Complimentary Wi-Fi in guest rooms and throughout hotel and conference areas

The Fiesta Americana Condesa, Cancun is the 2015 Winner of the Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence and also received the Travellers Choice Award in 2014.

The remains of ancient Mayan cities are scattered throughout the Yucatan Peninsula and no trip to Cancun would be complete without a visit to these majestic temples and pyramids set amongst lush tropical vegetation. We will be working very closely with a reputable tour company who will be organising trips to Tulum, Chichen Itza, Coba and Xcaret to name a few, some of which may require a full day. Full day excursions will be arranged pre or post conference and may be on an individual or group booking so we would recommend booking extra nights to extend your stay as early as possible to avoid disappointment should these excursions be of interest to you and/or your party. For further information please contact us.

Venue Rating

Currency

US Dollar (USD)

Address

Fiesta Americana Condesa, Blvd.KukulkÃ¡n km 16.5 Zona Hotelera, Cancun, 77500 Mexico

Nearest Airport

Cancun International Airport

Location

Cancun is a delightful combination of natural beauty, islands, ecological reserves and white sandy beaches. However, besides sun, sand and sea, this destination also offers an infinite variety of underwater activities to choose from: the diving, snorkelling and fishing here are outstanding and you will find an undersea world packed with tropical fish that live on the second largest barrier reef in the world. Sports enthusiasts might choose one of the many eco-tourism activities, such as cycling or hiking through the tropical forest or kayaking through mangroves, or something a little more adventuresome, like zip lining through the treetops.

Apart from the more well-known ancient Mayan archealogical sites such as Tulum, Cobá and Chichén Itzá you may like to visit the Aktun Chen caverns, voted one of the Top 10 underwater walks by National Geographic described as a truly magical experience.

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Bronze

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Exploring DNA Repair Pathways as Targets for Cancer Therapy

Target DNA repair for Cancer Therapy

12 Feb 2015 - 15 Feb 2015

Cancun, Mexico

Chairs

Helen Piwnica-Worms

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Junjie Chen

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Transportation

Travel Details

Cancun International airport is just a short 15 minute journey from the Fiesta Americana Condesa and is easily accessible from almost every country in the world with many major international airlines providing direct or interconnecting flights on a daily basis.

Airport Transfers

Tropical Incentives are a reputable and trustworthy DMC based in Cancun. The Tropical Incentives team will be on hand to provide a seamless transfer service to and from Cancun International Airport. Tropical Incentives will manage and confirm all transportation bookings. To arrange transportation please contact Tropical Incentives directly via email, phone or the online booking facility (see link below).

http://www.tropicalincentives.com/form_gpos/sales/cancun/2016/fusion-conference/

Conference Shuttle Service

Tropical Incentives have arranged a conference shuttle service which will run at scheduled times surrounding the conference. The conference shuttle schedule can be found below.

Arrivals (Cancun Airport – Fiesta Americana Condesa)

Sunday 21^st February – Available at 1pm, 3pm, 5pm and 6:30pm
Monday 22^nd February – Available at 1pm, 3pm, 5pm and 6:30pm
Wednesday 24^th February – Available at 1pm, 3pm, 5pm and 6:30pm
Thursday 25^th February – Available at 1pm, 3pm, 5pm and 6:30pm
Saturday 27^th February – Available at 1pm, 3pm, 5pm and 6:30pm
Sunday 28^th February – Available at 1pm, 3pm, 5pm and 6:30pm
Tuesday 1^st March – Available at 1pm, 3pm, 5pm and 6:30pm
Wednesday 2^nd March – Available at 1pm, 3pm, 5pm and 6:30pm
Friday 4^th March – Available at 1pm, 3pm, 5pm and 6:30pm
Saturday 5^th March – Available at 1pm, 3pm, 5pm and 6:30pm

Departures (Fiesta Americana Condesa – Cancun Airport)

Thursday 25^th February – Available at 9am, 11am, 1pm and 3pm
Friday 26^th February – Available at 9am, 11am, 1pm and 3pm
Sunday 28^th February – Available at 9am, 11am, 1pm and 3pm
Monday 29^th February – Available at 9am, 11am, 1pm and 3pm
Wednesday 2^nd March – Available at 9am, 11am, 1pm and 3pm
Thursday 3^rd March – Available at 9am, 11am, 1pm and 3pm
Saturday 5^th March – Available at 9am, 11am, 1pm and 3pm
Sunday 6^th March – Available at 9am, 11am, 1pm and 3pm
Tuesday 8^th March – Available at 9am, 11am, 1pm and 3pm
Wednesday 9^th March – Available at 9am, 11am, 1pm and 3pm

$25 per person, each way (includes taxes)

Please allow at least 45minutes from your flight landing time to the shuttle departure time. In the event of any delays or cancellations, please ensure you contact Tropical Incentives at least 24hours in advance; if Tropical Incentives are not informed within 24hours full cancellation charges will apply.

Upon arrival at the airport, please exit the terminal building and look for ‘Fusion Conferences’ signage where a member of Tropical Incentives team will greet you and escort you to the group transportation.

Please contact Tropical Incentives directly to enquire or make a booking.

Group booking Code: Fusion
Contact: Francisco Mora
Telephone: 998-193-3940 ext 158
Email: guestservices@ticancun.com

Private Transportation

Tropical Incentives also offer a private transfer service for those travelling outside of the available shuttle dates/times mentioned above. The private transfer service vehicles can accommodate a maximum of 6 persons, plus luggage.

$75 per vehicle, each way (includes taxes)

In the event of any delays or cancellations, please ensure you contact Tropical Incentives at least 24hours in advance; if Tropical Incentives are not informed within 24hours full cancellation charges will apply.

Upon arrival at the airport, please exit the terminal building and look for ‘Fusion Conferences’ signage where a member of Tropical Incentives team will greet you and escort you to your transportation.

Please contact Tropical Incentives directly to enquire or make a booking.

Group booking Code: Fusion
Contact: Francisco Mora
Telephone: 998-193-3940 ext 158
Email: guestservices@ticancun.com

** Please note that Fusion Conferences is not responsible for any bookings made with Tropical Incentives as transportation is not included in the registration package **

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12 Feb 2015 - 15 Feb 2015

Cancun, Mexico

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Helen Piwnica-Worms

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Junjie Chen

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Local Activities

Half Day Activities

Tropical Incentives are a reputable and reliable company offering a variety of fascinating trips and excursions for either a half or full day. To make an enquiry please contact Francisco Mora at Tropical Incentives or alternatively, if you would like to proceed with a booking (individual/group) please follow the link below which will take you directly to an online booking facility giving details of tours available.

Contact: Francisco Mora
Email: guestservices@ticancun.com

http://www.tropicalincentives.com/form_gpos/sales/cancun/2016/fusion-conference/

Our half day tours can be booked during the conference period between the available free times scheduled in the programme. The half day tours are available to both individual and group bookings.

The following activities are available at Aquaworld which is based in the Marina directly opposite the Fiesta Americana Condesa hotel and therefore no transportation is necessary.

Aquatwister

Experience Aquaworld’s ultimate tour adventure on board a high speed jet boat ride, Aquatwister. This is a roller coaster of manoeuvres orchestrated by a highly skilled captain and drivers on board and provides an amazing combination of nature, emotion, fun and adrenaline in one adventure.

Duration: 30 minutes
Please be at the marina 30 minutes in advance of activity.
Capacity: 20 persons per boat
Price: $69.60 per person
Dock fee: $8 (cash)
Gratuity: $5

Inclusive of:
Lockers, Life jackets and bottled water

Sky Ridder

Live this exciting experience flying in couples over the Caribbean Sea and experiencing an amazing aerial view.

Duration: 30-40 minutes includes 10 minute flying time at an altitude of 100mtrs
Please be at the Aquaworld hut (located by the hotel pool) 15 minutes in advance of activity.
Capacity: Maximum 8 person per boat
Price: $63.80 per couple
Gratuity: $5

Inclusive of:
10 minutes flying time, life jackets and bottled water

*Bathing suit, towel, shorts, T-shirts, sandals or wet shoes, sunglasses and water camera recommended.
*Service charge of $5 for any lost locker keys
*Biodegradable suntan lotion is only permitted on the reef

Jungle Tour

Enjoy this fascinating adventure, driving a Jet Ski boat for 2 persons through the mangroves of Nichupte Lagoon, explore the wonders of Cancun’s jungle and the exotic wild life and admire the colourful sea life while you snorkel at one of the greatest coral reefs in Punta Nizuc.

Duration: 2:30 hrs. (45 minutes each way driving and 40 minutes for snorkelling)
Please be at the marina 30 minutes in advance of activity.
Capacity: 2 persons per boat
Price: $69.60 (Single persons would pay full boat rate)
Dock Fee and Reef tax: $11 (cash)
Gratuity: $5

Inclusive of:
1x Guide per 10 persons
Aquaray speed boat for 2 persons
Snorkel Equipment (new snorkelling gear, life vest, mask, fins)
Jungle Tour
Dressing Room, Showers and Lockers
Bottled water
TI Staff present

*Bathing suit, towel, shorts, T-shirts, sandals or wet shoes, sunglasses and water camera recommended.
*Biodegradable suntan lotion is only permitted on the reef

Wave Runner

Drive and Speed on board of a 700 Yamaha wave runner across the Caribbean Sea.

Duration: 30 minutes
Please be at the Aquaworld hut (located by the hotel pool) 15 minutes in advance of activity.
Price: $63.80 (Single persons would pay full boat rate)
Gratuity: $5

Inclusive of:
1 Guide per 10 persons
Life jackets and lockers
Bottled water

*Bathing suit, towel, shorts, T-shirts, sandals or wet shoes, sunglasses and water camera recommended.
**Biodegradable suntan lotion is only permitted on the reef**

Sub See

An extraordinary way to admire the marine life and the reef’s ecosystem without getting wet! Be part of this unique adventure on board The Sub See Explorer, a glass bottom boat like a yellow submarine with huge glass panels on the sides, from where you will be able to watch the multi-coloured species of the Scorpion´s coral reef.

Duration: 2 hrs.
Please be at the marina 30 minutes in advance of activity
Capacity: Boat can hold 66 passengers
Price: $46.40 per person
Dock Fee and Reef tax: $10
Gratuity: $5

Inclusive of:
Boat transportation on board of Reef Express
Specialized Guides
Beverages (Beer, Soft Drinks and water)
Bottled Water
TI Staff present

*Bathing suit, towel, shorts, T-shirts, sandals or wet shoes, sunglasses and water camera recommended.
**Biodegradable suntan lotion is only permitted on the reef**

Full Day Activities

To make an enquiry or booking (individual/group), please contact Francisco Mora at Tropical Incentives.

Francisco Mora
Email: guestservices@ticancun.com

A Tropical Incentive representative will also be available during the conference period at the hotel, so should you have any questions about a booked tour you can always ask upon arrival or at any time during your stay.

Our full day tours are offered pre and post conference dates. If you require any additional nights at the Fiesta Americana Condesa due to a full day excursion, please ensure you book these in advance to avoid disappointment. The full days tours are available to both individual and group bookings.

Tulum And Playa Del Carmen Shopping Tour

Our journey begins in the magical ancient Tulum Archaeological Zone, discovered by John L. Stephens in 1842. Perched on top of a cliff facing the Caribbean Sea, it is the only entire walled in-group of Mayan Ruins ever discovered. Under the advice of an official English speaking tour guide, the group will go around the structures getting the history and spirit of the Mayans. Afterwards we head Playa del Carmen, an authentic Mexican town, popular because of its beautiful beaches with turquoise water colour and the famous 5^th Avenue where the participants will browse around the shops aside to explore. All kind of typical items, handcrafts, pottery, typical rugs most of them hand made by top artisans, fine boutiques selling everything imaginable. A unique experience! A group lunch can be arranged in one of the restaurants or it can be at leisure.

Ek Balam and Cenote

Visit the archaeological site of Ek-Balam. Ek Balam means Bright Star Jaguar in Maya language. This ancient Maya city had its glory before Chichen Itza. This archaeological site is one of the latest attractions because of its most recent restoration. Discover the mysterious Maya Cenote, enjoy its beautiful natural formations and great natural pool of 80m diameter. During the tour you will see different Maya communities. Take home your memories with the beautiful photographs taken by native photographers during the activities.

Sea Passion Catamaran

Isla Mujeres (Island of Women) is one of the Mexican Caribbean’s favourite destinations. Sail the beautiful turquoise bay from Cancun to Isla Mujeres aboard the Sea Passion I or Sea Passion III, a one-of-a-kind 75 & 60 foot maxi-catamarans, designed for passenger comfort. Enjoy a sail and snorkelling in the National Marine Park. Relax. In the full day activity the participants will have the opportunity to disembark in the Island. You can enjoy exquisite dining at the Beach Club “ElPescador” and the overwhelming views of the turquoise ocean decorated by coconut palm trees and hammocks.

Selvatica Extreme Canopy Tour

Located between Cancun and Playa del Carmen, only 35 minutes form Cancun’s International Airport. Over 250 acres of Tropical Jungle, in Selvatica you will be able to experience a unique adventure in the longest zip-line circuit in North America, recognized by Travel & Leisure magazine as one of the 35 great adventures in the World, divided in 12 zip lines varying in lengths and heights from 270 ft. to over 2,000 ft, it will make you fly over the jungle. Take a ride on a military vehicle through the jungle to get to the millenary natural cenote. With crystal and pristine waters you will be able to swim choosing between a water zip line or the diving platform. Live this unique and exciting adventure and feel the emotion and adrenaline running through your body.

Coba

Deep in the heart of the Quintana Roo jungle and only 24 miles from southwest of Tulum, approximately 2 1/2 south of Cancun is COBA, an archaeological site that dates from the Classis period. Unlike other Mayan sites in Quintana Roo, Coba was still occupied after the Spanish Conquest.
This incredible Site once occupied an area of almost 100 square kilometers (60 st. miles). The pyramid of Nohoch Mul-43 meters (130 ft.) high-is the tallest pre-Hispanic structure in the Yucatan peninsula. The main pyramids are the Coba Group, near the entrance, Las Pinturas (The Paintings), named because of the colour still visible on the arches; the Macanxoc, located next to Macanxoc Lake; and Chumuc Mul, the main stucco pyramid which still contains its original colour.
After a very cultural tour, be prepared to enjoy a delicious lunch in one of the magic restaurants of the area.

For further details on the above and other tours available please contact Tropical Incentives where Francisco Mora or an alternative representative will be happy to assist you.

Contact: Francisco Mora
Email: guestservices@ticancun.com

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12 Feb 2015 - 15 Feb 2015

Cancun, Mexico

Chairs

Helen Piwnica-Worms

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Junjie Chen

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Group Activities

At present there are no group activities available.

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12 Feb 2015 - 15 Feb 2015

Cancun, Mexico

Chairs

Helen Piwnica-Worms

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Junjie Chen

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Childcare

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12 Feb 2015 - 15 Feb 2015

Cancun, Mexico

Chairs

Helen Piwnica-Worms

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Junjie Chen

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Oral Presenters

Once registered for the conference you will be able to submit your abstract online and monitor the status through your Fusion account. Please use the abstract template provided and ensure your abstract is no longer than one page in length. Any abstracts exceeding this size may be cut short during print.

Oral Presentations

We have a number of oral opportunities available at this meeting. To be considered for an oral presentation, please submit your abstract within the 'Talk Deadline'. Please check the conference programme carefully to note your presentation time (inclusive of Q&A) should you be accepted for an oral presentation.

We recommend you check our website regularly as the conference approaches as regular programme updates will be released under the ‘Programme’ tab on the conference page.

If you have prepared some slides to compliment your presentation please ensure you bring these with you on a USB or portable file saving device.

Those presenting on the first day, please email your slides to us so we can have everything prepared and ready for the first session. Please email your slides to:powerpoint@fusion-conferences.com

Flash Presentations

The Flash Session lasts up to 45minutes. This time is evenly divided between all the Flash Presentations that are accepted so your allocated time can range from 3-5 minutes, depending on popularity. The flash session is an extension of the Poster Session and is designed to offer a select few the opportunity to present orally their poster in a more formal, group setting. To be considered for a flash presentation, please submit your abstract within the 'Talk Deadline'. Abstracts submitted after the 'Talk Deadline' may not be accepted.

Please note, the exact length of your presentation will be noted on the conference programme under the ‘Flash Session’.

At the Conference

On the day of your presentation please make yourself known to the AV team who will be available in the conference room. They will ensure they have everything they need, including your presentation slides or aides. If you have any animations or videos we do advise to run through the presentation with the AV tech just to make sure everything is compatible. We also advise that all speakers make themselves known to the AV tech in the conference room immediately before your session beings. The AV tech will apply your microphone and provide a laser pointer should you have a complimenting presentation. Please note, speakers are not permitted to use their individual laptops, our AV tech will have a master laptop for you to run your presentation from. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to approach our AV tech or a member of the Fusion team. We are here to help!

We would like to ask all speakers to adhere to their time slots and respect their fellow presenters. A visual traffic light aide will be available to warn presenters as their time slot decreases.

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Target DNA repair for Cancer Therapy

12 Feb 2015 - 15 Feb 2015

Cancun, Mexico

Chairs

Helen Piwnica-Worms

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Junjie Chen

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Posters

2015 DNA Poster Prize

The conference chairs will be awarding 3 poster prizes for the best poster display and presentation. To be in with a chance of winning, submit your poster by 21 November 2014. The winners will be selected shortly after the Poster Session and each winner will receive a $250 cheque!

Once registered for the conference you will be able to submit your abstract online and monitor the status through your Fusion account. Please use the abstract template provided and ensure your abstract is no longer than one page in length. Any abstracts exceeding this size may be cut short during print.

Poster Presentations

Poster submissions will be accepted up until 21 November 2014. Please check the conference programme carefully to note the poster session date and time. Our poster boards can accommodate a maximum poster size of A0 (1189H x 841W mm), portrait in orientation only. Posters exceeding this size may not fit on the poster boards provided and therefore you will be unable to present your poster, so please kindly keep to these measurements.

At the Conference

During registration at the conference, if you are presenting a poster please request a poster number from the registration desk. Please do not put up your poster without notifying a member of the Fusion team. Certain adhesive agents are not permitted at some venues therefore; Fusion will be the sole provider of all poster fixings.

You can put up your poster from registration with the help of the Fusion team. Your poster can remain on display for the entire duration of the conference and we ask that you take down your poster on the final day of the meeting. The poster session is usually scheduled on Day 3, but please check the official programme for exact timings. Refreshments will be provided and the poster prizes will be awarded during the conference Gala Night.

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12 Feb 2015 - 15 Feb 2015

Cancun, Mexico

Chairs

Helen Piwnica-Worms

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Junjie Chen

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Conference History

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12 Feb 2015 - 15 Feb 2015

Cancun, Mexico

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Helen Piwnica-Worms

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Junjie Chen

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

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Friday 13th February 2015

Saturday 14th February 2015

Sunday 15th February 2015

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Local Activities

Half Day Activities

Aquatwister

Sky Ridder

Jungle Tour

Wave Runner

Sub See

Full Day Activities

Tulum And Playa Del Carmen Shopping Tour

Ek Balam and Cenote

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Saturday 14^th February 2015

Sunday 15^th February 2015

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