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Time	Room	Session
07:00-08:00	Bain des Paquis	Bain des Paquis 07:00 Fun Run & Walk (Bain des Pâquis - meet at entrance to the pier) Full Details
08:30-10:00	Auditorium	Auditorium 08:30 Cellular rejection and innate-adaptive immunity Full Details Gisella L. Puga Yung, Switzerland Moderator Gisella L. Puga Yung, Switzerland Moderator Hidetaka Hara, People's Republic of China Moderator Hidetaka Hara, People's Republic of China Moderator Jörg D Seebach, Switzerland Innate Immunity and the NK cell in graft rejection Jörg D Seebach, Switzerland Innate Immunity and the NK cell in graft rejection Shuji Miyagawa, Japan Macrophages and microphages (neutrophil) in xenograft rejection Shuji Miyagawa, Japan Macrophages and microphages (neutrophil) in xenograft rejection Yong-Guang Yang, People's Republic of China Development of human lymphohematopoiesis in an immunodeficient pig Yong-Guang Yang, People's Republic of China Development of human lymphohematopoiesis in an immunodeficient pig Eloi Schmauch, France Integrative multi-omics profiling in human decedents receiving pig heart xenografts Eloi Schmauch, France Integrative multi-omics profiling in human decedents receiving pig heart xenografts
10:00-10:30	Atrium (Les Lianes)	Atrium (Les Lianes) 10:00 Coffee Break Full Details
10:30-12:00	Auditorium	Auditorium 10:30 Immunosuppression, immune monitoring, anti-CD154 pathway blockade: How far do we need to go? Session Supported by: Full Details Paolo Brenner, Germany Moderator Paolo Brenner, Germany Moderator Alfred Joseph Tector, United States Moderator Alfred Joseph Tector, United States Moderator David K.C. Cooper, United States The optimal immunosuppressive protocol David K.C. Cooper, United States The optimal immunosuppressive protocol Steve Perrin, United States Anti-CD154 pathway blockade Steve Perrin, United States Anti-CD154 pathway blockade Hidetaka Hara, People's Republic of China Il6 and other inflammatory pathways in organ xenograft rejection Hidetaka Hara, People's Republic of China Il6 and other inflammatory pathways in organ xenograft rejection Leonardo V. Riella, United States TCMR in xenotransplant and how to treat it Leonardo V. Riella, United States TCMR in xenotransplant and how to treat it
12:00 - 13:30 \| Lunch Break - 12:00 to 13:30
12:00-12:45	Atrium (Les Lianes)	Atrium (Les Lianes) 12:00 Lunch Break Full Details
12:45-13:20	Auditorium	Auditorium 12:45 Corporate Symposium: Long term survival of 4GE pig-to-rhesus monkey and 6GE pig-to-human Kidney Xenotransplantation Session Organized by: Full Details Session Organized by: David K.C. Cooper, United States Moderator David K.C. Cooper, United States Moderator Shaoping Deng, People's Republic of China Moderator Shaoping Deng, People's Republic of China Moderator Gang Chen, People's Republic of China Long-term survival of gene-edited pig-to-rhesus monkey kidney transplantation Gang Chen, People's Republic of China Long-term survival of gene-edited pig-to-rhesus monkey kidney transplantation Dengke Pan, People's Republic of China Cultivation of GE pig strains and their clinical research Dengke Pan, People's Republic of China Cultivation of GE pig strains and their clinical research
13:30 - 15:00 \| Plenary Session - 13:30 to 15:00
13:30-15:00	Auditorium	Auditorium 13:30 Clinical breaking news / Innovation Supported by: Full Details Muhammad M. Mohiuddin, United States Moderator Muhammad M. Mohiuddin, United States Moderator Wayne J Hawthorne, Australia Moderator Wayne J Hawthorne, Australia Moderator Muhammad M. Mohiuddin, United States Surgical aspects in pig-to-human heart xenotransplant - Baltimore experience Muhammad M. Mohiuddin, United States Surgical aspects in pig-to-human heart xenotransplant - Baltimore experience Robert A Montgomery, United States Clinical outcome of pig-to-human kidney xenotransplant in a highly sensitized patient - New York experience Robert A Montgomery, United States Clinical outcome of pig-to-human kidney xenotransplant in a highly sensitized patient - New York experience Leonardo V. Riella, United States Xenotransplantation of a porcine kidney for end-stage kidney disease - Selection criteria - Boston experience Leonardo V. Riella, United States Xenotransplantation of a porcine kidney for end-stage kidney disease - Selection criteria - Boston experience Kefeng Dou, People's Republic of China Kidney transplantation of a multigene-edited pig into a patient with end-stage renal disease (ESRD) - Xi'an experience Kefeng Dou, People's Republic of China Kidney transplantation of a multigene-edited pig into a patient with end-stage renal disease (ESRD) - Xi'an experience
15:05 - 15:55 \| Oral Abstract Sessions - 15:05 to 15:55
15:05-15:55	Auditorium	Auditorium 15:05 Immunosuppression and Tolerance 1 Full Details Christian Toso, Switzerland Moderator Christian Toso, Switzerland Rapid-Fire Moderator Alban Longchamp, United States Moderator Alban Longchamp, United States Rapid-Fire Moderator Megan Sykes, United States Evidence for human thymopoiesis in a porcine thymus graft and T cell tolerance to the source pig in a living human recipient of a porcine thymokidney xenotransplant Megan Sykes, United States Evidence for human thymopoiesis in a porcine thymus graft and T cell tolerance to the source pig in a living human recipient of a porcine thymokidney xenotransplant Hao Wei Li, United States Combined porcine thymus transplantation and mixed chimerism induction achieves human T cell tolerance in the presence of a human thymus Hao Wei Li, United States Combined porcine thymus transplantation and mixed chimerism induction achieves human T cell tolerance in the presence of a human thymus Kohei Kinoshita, United States Urinary loss of anti-CD154 therapeutic antibodies: The impact of proteinuria on pig kidney xenotransplantation Kohei Kinoshita, United States Urinary loss of anti-CD154 therapeutic antibodies: The impact of proteinuria on pig kidney xenotransplantation Muhammed Esad Gunes, United States Immunosuppression weaning in a pig-to-baboon thymokidney xenotransplant model Muhammed Esad Gunes, United States Immunosuppression weaning in a pig-to-baboon thymokidney xenotransplant model Yanan Li, People's Republic of China Engineered MSCs releasing CCL22 remodel the local immune microenvironment to promote graft tolerance Yanan Li, People's Republic of China Engineered MSCs releasing CCL22 remodel the local immune microenvironment to promote graft tolerance
15:05-15:55	H8-01-D	H8-01-D 15:05 Xenotransplant Islets Full Details Gregory S. Korbutt, Canada Moderator Gregory S. Korbutt, Canada Rapid-Fire Moderator Yi Wang, People's Republic of China Moderator Yi Wang, People's Republic of China Rapid-Fire Moderator Ivan J. Ma, Canada Development of a humanized mouse model to assess neonatal porcine vs human islet engraftment and rejection Ivan J. Ma, Canada Development of a humanized mouse model to assess neonatal porcine vs human islet engraftment and rejection Hayato Iwase, United States Combined islet and kidney xenotransplantation for diabetic nephropathy: islet-after-kidney transplantation with cure of diabetes and six months of stable graft function in life-supporting pig-to-baboon xenotransplantation Hayato Iwase, United States Combined islet and kidney xenotransplantation for diabetic nephropathy: islet-after-kidney transplantation with cure of diabetes and six months of stable graft function in life-supporting pig-to-baboon xenotransplantation Evelyn Salvaris, Australia Preliminary evaluation of local expression of a human T-cell depleting monoclonal antibody by diliximab-hCD55-hCD59-GalTKO pig islet xenografts in diabetic mice and baboons Evelyn Salvaris, Australia Preliminary evaluation of local expression of a human T-cell depleting monoclonal antibody by diliximab-hCD55-hCD59-GalTKO pig islet xenografts in diabetic mice and baboons Kenneth L Brayman, United States Unlocking the potential of IL-13 in islet xenotransplantation: a novel player in xenotolerance induction Kenneth L Brayman, United States Unlocking the potential of IL-13 in islet xenotransplantation: a novel player in xenotolerance induction Jianmin Wu, People's Republic of China Targeting the redox balance of beta cells by SH/S-S conversion for islet transplantation Jianmin Wu, People's Republic of China Targeting the redox balance of beta cells by SH/S-S conversion for islet transplantation
15:05-15:55	H8-01-F	H8-01-F 15:05 Antibodies, Coagulation, Thrombosis Full Details Takaaki Kobayashi, Japan Moderator Takaaki Kobayashi, Japan Rapid-Fire Moderator Alfred Joseph Tector, United States Moderator Alfred Joseph Tector, United States Rapid-Fire Moderator Megan R Dufault, United States Attenuation of platelet activation and thrombosis in a dynamic shear flow model with GalTKO.hCD55.hTBM porcine endothelium Megan R Dufault, United States Attenuation of platelet activation and thrombosis in a dynamic shear flow model with GalTKO.hCD55.hTBM porcine endothelium Christopher G.A. McGregor, United States Anti-pig antibodies in swine veterinarian serum: Implications for clinical xenotransplantation Christopher G.A. McGregor, United States Anti-pig antibodies in swine veterinarian serum: Implications for clinical xenotransplantation Hao Feng Sr., People's Republic of China Induced anti-swine leukocyte antigen (SLA) class I and class II antibodies play important roles in gene-edited pig-to-rhesus monkey xenotransplantation Hao Feng Sr., People's Republic of China Induced anti-swine leukocyte antigen (SLA) class I and class II antibodies play important roles in gene-edited pig-to-rhesus monkey xenotransplantation Massimo Mangiola, United States Assessment of allosensitization following pig-to-human xenotransplantation Massimo Mangiola, United States Assessment of allosensitization following pig-to-human xenotransplantation Hongtao Jiang, People's Republic of China Investigation of cross-reactivity of rabbit anti-thymocyte globulin with triple-knockout pig cells and potential induction of anti-triple knockout pig antibodies in kidney allotransplant recipients Hongtao Jiang, People's Republic of China Investigation of cross-reactivity of rabbit anti-thymocyte globulin with triple-knockout pig cells and potential induction of anti-triple knockout pig antibodies in kidney allotransplant recipients
15:55 - 16:20 \| Coffee Break - 15:55 to 16:20
15:55-16:25	Atrium (Les Lianes)	Atrium (Les Lianes) 15:55 Coffee Break Full Details
16:20 - 17:10 \| Mini-Oral Abstract Sessions - 16:20 to 17:10
16:20-17:10	Auditorium	Auditorium 16:20 Immunosuppression and Tolerance 2 Full Details Yannick Muller, Switzerland Moderator Yannick Muller, Switzerland Moderator Hidetaka Hara, People's Republic of China Moderator Hidetaka Hara, People's Republic of China Moderator Anjali Verma, United States Ex vivo pig liver xenoperfusion with human red blood cells and mesenchymal stem cells to enhance the endothelial barrier function and attenuate inflammation Anjali Verma, United States Ex vivo pig liver xenoperfusion with human red blood cells and mesenchymal stem cells to enhance the endothelial barrier function and attenuate inflammation Huan Wang, People's Republic of China Application of immunosuppressive regimen in xenotransplantation of gene-edited porcine heart to rhesus macaque Huan Wang, People's Republic of China Application of immunosuppressive regimen in xenotransplantation of gene-edited porcine heart to rhesus macaque Yi Wang, People's Republic of China Gut microbiota metabolite L-Histidine (L-His) alleviates tacrolimus-induced islet dysfunction post-transplantation via IRS-2/Akt/mTOR/FOXO1 signaling pathway Yi Wang, People's Republic of China Gut microbiota metabolite L-Histidine (L-His) alleviates tacrolimus-induced islet dysfunction post-transplantation via IRS-2/Akt/mTOR/FOXO1 signaling pathway Viktoriia Galdina, Switzerland Generation and functional assessment of human cytotoxic T cells directed against wild-type and genetically modified pig endothelial cells Viktoriia Galdina, Switzerland Generation and functional assessment of human cytotoxic T cells directed against wild-type and genetically modified pig endothelial cells Man Zhang, People's Republic of China Immortalized aortic endothelial cells from genetically modified pigs for evaluation of human‑to‑pig xenoreactive immune responses Man Zhang, People's Republic of China Immortalized aortic endothelial cells from genetically modified pigs for evaluation of human‑to‑pig xenoreactive immune responses Yunxia (Erica) Xu, People's Republic of China KJ047 is a next generation CD40 ligand antibody designed for safe and durable immunosuppression in combination with IgG degrading enzymes Yunxia (Erica) Xu, People's Republic of China KJ047 is a next generation CD40 ligand antibody designed for safe and durable immunosuppression in combination with IgG degrading enzymes Sho Fujiwara, United States Early mixed chimerism after pig to non-human primate liver xenotransplantation Sho Fujiwara, United States Early mixed chimerism after pig to non-human primate liver xenotransplantation
16:20-17:10	H8-01-D	H8-01-D 16:20 Xenotransplant Islets and Tissue Full Details Rita Bottino, United States Moderator Rita Bottino, United States Moderator Raphael Meier, United States Moderator Raphael Meier, United States Moderator Monika Nowak-Imialek, Germany Porcine expanded potential stem cell platform for in vitro interspecies chimerism and cardiac niche modeling Monika Nowak-Imialek, Germany Porcine expanded potential stem cell platform for in vitro interspecies chimerism and cardiac niche modeling Shutaro Yamamoto, Japan Development of the replacement system for animal fetal kidneys with xenogenic nephrons: toward clinical application Shutaro Yamamoto, Japan Development of the replacement system for animal fetal kidneys with xenogenic nephrons: toward clinical application Xiangqian Hong, People's Republic of China Multiplex gene-edited porcine corneal xenotransplantation in Tibetan macaques: Immune rejection mechanisms Xiangqian Hong, People's Republic of China Multiplex gene-edited porcine corneal xenotransplantation in Tibetan macaques: Immune rejection mechanisms Xiaoqian Ma, People's Republic of China Detailed genomic analysis of a highly inbred donor pig line with unique advantages for clinical porcine islet xenotransplantation Xiaoqian Ma, People's Republic of China Detailed genomic analysis of a highly inbred donor pig line with unique advantages for clinical porcine islet xenotransplantation Wayne J Hawthorne, Australia Advancing cures for type 1 diabetes using flow cytometry as a guide for safe and efficacious immunosuppression in xenotransplantation Wayne J Hawthorne, Australia Advancing cures for type 1 diabetes using flow cytometry as a guide for safe and efficacious immunosuppression in xenotransplantation Aarnav Grover, United States Xenotransplantation of encapsulated human MMP-9 enhanced mesenchymal stem cells and pancreatic islets in diabetic mice Aarnav Grover, United States Xenotransplantation of encapsulated human MMP-9 enhanced mesenchymal stem cells and pancreatic islets in diabetic mice Kenneth L Brayman, United States Microporous annealed particle (MAP) scaffold enhances islet engraftment and modulates inflammation for beta-cell replacement therapy Kenneth L Brayman, United States Microporous annealed particle (MAP) scaffold enhances islet engraftment and modulates inflammation for beta-cell replacement therapy
16:20-17:10	H8-01-F	H8-01-F 16:20 Xenozoonosis and Regulation Full Details Hans H Hirsch, Switzerland Moderator Hans H Hirsch, Switzerland Moderator Nicolas Johannes Mueller, Switzerland Moderator Nicolas Johannes Mueller, Switzerland Moderator Kasinath V Kuravi, United States A rapid high through-put PCMV serology western blot assay to detect Anti-PCMV antibodies in pigs Kasinath V Kuravi, United States A rapid high through-put PCMV serology western blot assay to detect Anti-PCMV antibodies in pigs Joachim Denner, Germany Screening donor pigs and xenotransplant recipients for porcine viruses Joachim Denner, Germany Screening donor pigs and xenotransplant recipients for porcine viruses Joohyun Shim, Korea Establishment and monitoring of designated pathogen free pigs for xenotransplantation Joohyun Shim, Korea Establishment and monitoring of designated pathogen free pigs for xenotransplantation Juan Esteban Baus Davalos, United States Nursing perceptions, motivating factors, and potential barriers to participating in the care of a decedent xenotransplant recipient Juan Esteban Baus Davalos, United States Nursing perceptions, motivating factors, and potential barriers to participating in the care of a decedent xenotransplant recipient Xiaowei Hu, Switzerland The international human xenotransplantation inventory: Current data and future directions Xiaowei Hu, Switzerland The international human xenotransplantation inventory: Current data and future directions Sofie Á Rogvi, Denmark Celebrating the dead: How medical professionals experience and interact with decedents in xenotransplantation experiments Sofie Á Rogvi, Denmark Celebrating the dead: How medical professionals experience and interact with decedents in xenotransplantation experiments
17:15 - 18:45 \| Plenary Session - 17:15 to 18:45
17:15-18:45	Auditorium	Auditorium 17:15 Coagulation: From activation to inhibition Full Details Robert Rieben, Switzerland Moderator Robert Rieben, Switzerland Moderator Manuel A. Pascual, Switzerland Moderator Manuel A. Pascual, Switzerland Moderator Peter Cowan, Australia Coagulation in xeno - a brief history of the problem Peter Cowan, Australia Coagulation in xeno - a brief history of the problem Lars Burdorf, United States Lung perfusions and transplantation Lars Burdorf, United States Lung perfusions and transplantation Burcin Ekser, United States Liver transplant: Looking at coagulation from the donor organ side Burcin Ekser, United States Liver transplant: Looking at coagulation from the donor organ side Peter J. Friend, United Kingdom Coagulation issues during normothermic perfusion of liver and kidney grafts Peter J. Friend, United Kingdom Coagulation issues during normothermic perfusion of liver and kidney grafts
18:45 - 20:00 \| Poster Session 2 - 18:45 to 20:00
18:45-20:00	Atrium	Atrium 18:45 Posters: Poster Session 2 - October 1 from 18:45 to 20:00 Full Details Jungbeen Lee, Korea Legal gaps in the regulation of xenotransplantation using genetically engineered pigs: A case study of the South Korean legal framework Jungbeen Lee, Korea Legal gaps in the regulation of xenotransplantation using genetically engineered pigs: A case study of the South Korean legal framework Ludmila Garcia, Brazil Profile and attitudes of high school students (São Paulo city, Brazil) toward xenotransplantation Ludmila Garcia, Brazil Profile and attitudes of high school students (São Paulo city, Brazil) toward xenotransplantation Farzana Rahman, United States Systemic inflammatory biomarkers versus graft specific hTBM in monitoring xenograft status Farzana Rahman, United States Systemic inflammatory biomarkers versus graft specific hTBM in monitoring xenograft status Martin Bender, Germany Ferroptosis in pig-to-baboon cardiac xenotransplantation Martin Bender, Germany Ferroptosis in pig-to-baboon cardiac xenotransplantation Sho Fujiwara, United States Renal arterial resistive index identifies thrombotic microangiopathy after kidney xenotransplantation in pig-to-baboon model Sho Fujiwara, United States Renal arterial resistive index identifies thrombotic microangiopathy after kidney xenotransplantation in pig-to-baboon model Philippe Gauthier, United States Cell-free DNA method for monitoring porcine-to-human xenotransplants Philippe Gauthier, United States Cell-free DNA method for monitoring porcine-to-human xenotransplants Megan R Dufault, United States Selectin/Integrin blockade and macrophage depletion mitigate injury in pig lung xenoperfusion with human blood Megan R Dufault, United States Selectin/Integrin blockade and macrophage depletion mitigate injury in pig lung xenoperfusion with human blood Bryar Hansen, United States Blockade of CD40 with or without CD11b versus CD154 blockade in GTKO and hCD55 transgenic pig-to-macaque kidney xenotransplantation Bryar Hansen, United States Blockade of CD40 with or without CD11b versus CD154 blockade in GTKO and hCD55 transgenic pig-to-macaque kidney xenotransplantation Sun Ae Hwang, Korea Prognostic factor analysis for xenocorneal anterior lamellar transplantation using genetically-modified pig Sun Ae Hwang, Korea Prognostic factor analysis for xenocorneal anterior lamellar transplantation using genetically-modified pig Sun Ae Hwang, Korea Immunotherapy strategies for clinical approval in kidney xenotransplantation Sun Ae Hwang, Korea Immunotherapy strategies for clinical approval in kidney xenotransplantation Hee Jung Kang, Korea Effect of high-dose steroid therapy on graft survival and inflammatory markers in nonhuman primate recipients of genetically modified porcine kidney xenografts Hee Jung Kang, Korea Effect of high-dose steroid therapy on graft survival and inflammatory markers in nonhuman primate recipients of genetically modified porcine kidney xenografts Chung Young Kim, Korea Enhanced graft survival in full-thickness corneal xenotransplantation from glycan or complement gene-edited pigs to non-human primates Chung Young Kim, Korea Enhanced graft survival in full-thickness corneal xenotransplantation from glycan or complement gene-edited pigs to non-human primates Kohei Kinoshita, United States Impact of increased dose of anti-CD154 monoclonal antibody on graft survival in pig-to-baboon kidney xenotransplantation Kohei Kinoshita, United States Impact of increased dose of anti-CD154 monoclonal antibody on graft survival in pig-to-baboon kidney xenotransplantation Robert Ramm, Germany Dual-purpose xenogeneic lung perfusion: Towards xeno- and allo-lung transplantation Robert Ramm, Germany Dual-purpose xenogeneic lung perfusion: Towards xeno- and allo-lung transplantation Robert Ramm, Germany Exploring macrophage responses in porcine - human lung xenotranplantation: Interplay of cytokine signalling and glycan dynamics Robert Ramm, Germany Exploring macrophage responses in porcine - human lung xenotranplantation: Interplay of cytokine signalling and glycan dynamics Yandra Rode, Germany Influence of gene knockouts and human transgenes on the interaction between human blood and porcine lung-derived endothelial cells in the context of pulmonary xenotransplantation Yandra Rode, Germany Influence of gene knockouts and human transgenes on the interaction between human blood and porcine lung-derived endothelial cells in the context of pulmonary xenotransplantation Alex Sagar, United Kingdom Xenoperfusion of triple glycan knock-out, seven human transgene insertion porcine livers with human whole blood Alex Sagar, United Kingdom Xenoperfusion of triple glycan knock-out, seven human transgene insertion porcine livers with human whole blood William B Swicord, United States Management of pleural effusions following orthotopic cardiac xenotransplantation in a pediatric non-human primate model William B Swicord, United States Management of pleural effusions following orthotopic cardiac xenotransplantation in a pediatric non-human primate model Huan Wang, People's Republic of China Experimental study on transplantation of transgenic edited pig-primate transplantation of heterotopic hearts Huan Wang, People's Republic of China Experimental study on transplantation of transgenic edited pig-primate transplantation of heterotopic hearts Il-Hee Yun, Korea Comparison of three double costimulatory blockade regiments for suppressing xenograft rejection in pig-to-nonhuman primate kidney xenotransplantation Il-Hee Yun, Korea Comparison of three double costimulatory blockade regiments for suppressing xenograft rejection in pig-to-nonhuman primate kidney xenotransplantation Man Zhang, People's Republic of China Development of proteinuria following 4GE Pig-to-rhesus monkey kidney xenotransplantation leads to loss of anti-CD154 antibody and accelerates the process of AMR Man Zhang, People's Republic of China Development of proteinuria following 4GE Pig-to-rhesus monkey kidney xenotransplantation leads to loss of anti-CD154 antibody and accelerates the process of AMR Daniel L Eisenson, United States Endocrine function of life-supporting 10-gene-edited porcine kidneys in a nonhuman primate xenotransplantation model Daniel L Eisenson, United States Endocrine function of life-supporting 10-gene-edited porcine kidneys in a nonhuman primate xenotransplantation model Daniel L Eisenson, United States Source specific peripheral blood mononuclear cells may be more sensitive than aortic endothelial cells for detection of anti-pig antibodies in pig-to-baboon xenotransplantation Daniel L Eisenson, United States Source specific peripheral blood mononuclear cells may be more sensitive than aortic endothelial cells for detection of anti-pig antibodies in pig-to-baboon xenotransplantation Eunjee Oh, Korea HLA-sensitized human sera retain cross-reactivity to genetically modified porcine cells via SLA epitopes Eunjee Oh, Korea HLA-sensitized human sera retain cross-reactivity to genetically modified porcine cells via SLA epitopes Sam Ho, United States Transforming swine leukocyte antigen (SLA) genotyping: Rapid and accurate determination of SLA alleles by long-read third-generation sequencing Sam Ho, United States Transforming swine leukocyte antigen (SLA) genotyping: Rapid and accurate determination of SLA alleles by long-read third-generation sequencing Adrian Mutto, Argentina Characterization of SLAs in pig xenotransplant donors for personalized patients histocompatibility Adrian Mutto, Argentina Characterization of SLAs in pig xenotransplant donors for personalized patients histocompatibility Minsun Jung, Korea Innate immune–driven fibrotic remodeling as a key driver of chronic kidney xenograft injury Minsun Jung, Korea Innate immune–driven fibrotic remodeling as a key driver of chronic kidney xenograft injury Tiantian Zhao, People's Republic of China Nursing care for brain-dead patients in xenotransplantation and xenotransfusion trials: Practical insights and challenges Tiantian Zhao, People's Republic of China Nursing care for brain-dead patients in xenotransplantation and xenotransfusion trials: Practical insights and challenges Xiaoming Yao, People's Republic of China Multiplex gene-edited porcine corneal xenotransplantation in Tibetan macaques: Immune rejection mechanisms Xiaoming Yao, People's Republic of China Multiplex gene-edited porcine corneal xenotransplantation in Tibetan macaques: Immune rejection mechanisms
18:45-20:00	H8-01-D	H8-01-D 18:45 Special Session by Chinese Medical Experts Full Details Kefeng Dou, People's Republic of China Moderator Kefeng Dou, People's Republic of China Moderator Jiaying Xu, People's Republic of China Moderator Jiaying Xu, People's Republic of China Moderator Gang Mai, People's Republic of China Moderator Gang Mai, People's Republic of China Moderator Beicheng Sun, People's Republic of China Xenotransplantation—How far do we still have to go? Beicheng Sun, People's Republic of China Xenotransplantation—How far do we still have to go? Zhijun Zhu, People's Republic of China Clinical Application of Ultra-Low GRWR Grafts Zhijun Zhu, People's Republic of China Clinical Application of Ultra-Low GRWR Grafts Guangdong Wu, People's Republic of China Pioneering Exploration of Gene-Edited Pig-to-Human Simultaneous Liver-Kidney Xenotransplantation Guangdong Wu, People's Republic of China Pioneering Exploration of Gene-Edited Pig-to-Human Simultaneous Liver-Kidney Xenotransplantation Zhicong Zhao, People's Republic of China Discussant Zhicong Zhao, People's Republic of China Discussant Jiayin Yang, People's Republic of China Jiayin Yang, People's Republic of China Wei Zhang, People's Republic of China Wei Zhang, People's Republic of China Renhao Li, People's Republic of China Renhao Li, People's Republic of China Xuan Zhang, People's Republic of China Xuan Zhang, People's Republic of China Rongrong Wang, People's Republic of China Rongrong Wang, People's Republic of China

12:00 - 13:30 | Lunch Break - 12:00 to 13:30

13:30 - 15:00 | Plenary Session - 13:30 to 15:00

15:05 - 15:55 | Oral Abstract Sessions - 15:05 to 15:55

15:55 - 16:20 | Coffee Break - 15:55 to 16:20

16:20 - 17:10 | Mini-Oral Abstract Sessions - 16:20 to 17:10

17:15 - 18:45 | Plenary Session - 17:15 to 18:45

18:45 - 20:00 | Poster Session 2 - 18:45 to 20:00