Morten Aagaard Nielsen
Morten Aagaard Nielsen, MD, Ph.D., Department of Rheumatology, Aarhus University Hospital, Denmark. His work primarily focuses on investigating the role of inflammatory fibroblasts, sucker-binding proteins and immune checkpoint receptors in immune mediated diseases. Morten is a member of the VIS&GA Subgroup.
| Type, n° | Date, time | Session | Author | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oral 0094 | Wednesday, 31.05.2023 19:35-19:45 | Fibroblast activation in rheumatic diseases | Reis Nisa, PI (UK) | SPATIAL POSITIONING AND MATRIX PROGRAMS OF SYNOVIAL FIBROBLASTS UNDERPIN IMMUNE CELL ORGANISATION AND SYNOVIAL TISSUE PATHOTYPE |
| A functional zonation of the inflamed synovium using both spatial transcriptomics and multiplex imaging. | ||||
| Oral 0015 | Wednesday, 31.05.2023 16:45-16:55 | Adaptive immunity (T cells and B cells) in rheumatic diseases | Singaraju, A (USA) | CD38HI CYTOTOXIC CD8 T CELLS ARE EXPANDED FOLLOWING CHECKPOINT BLOCKADE AND CHARACTERIZE THE T CELL INFILTRATE IN CHECKPOINT INHIBITOR-ASSOCIATED ARTHRITIS |
| Investigation of the transcriptomic and clonotypic features of infiltrating T cells in joints after ICI-induced inflammatory arthritis. | ||||
| Oral 0121 | Thursday, 01.06.2023 10:45-10:55 | Predictors of outcome in early rheumatoid arthritis | Filer, A(UK) | SYNOVIAL CELLULAR NICHES ARE DETERMINANTS OF ARTHRITIS PERSISTENCE VERSUS RESOLUTION IN EARLY UNTREATED ARTHRITIS |
| Single cell RNA sequencing from synovial tissue biopsies describing different key cellular niches between resolution and persistence of active arthritis in RA and PsA. | ||||
| Poster 0040 | Thursday, 01.06.2023 12:05-12:10 | Disease mechanisms in spondylarthritis | Rauber, S (Germany) | SILENCING OF JOINT FIBROBLAST TO PROTECT FROM JOINT DAMAGE |
| In vitro and in vivo therapeutic reprogramming of inflammatory FLS – as a potential treatment approach in arthritides. | ||||
| Oral 0186 | Thursday, 01.06.2023 14:35-14:45 | Single-cell omics in Rheumatic diseases | Horisberger, A (USA) | DISTINCT PERIPHERAL IMMUNOPHENOTYPING UNDERLINES HISTOPATHOLOGICAL FEATURES IN PATIENTS WITH LUPUS NEPHRITIS IN A LARGE MULTI-CENTER COHORT |
| A characterization of circulating immune cell phenotypes predicting lupus nephritis histology – nominating potential non-invasive biomarkers. | ||||
| Oral 0106 | Thursday, 01.06.2023 10:55-11:05 | Innate Immunity in Pathogenesis of RMDs | Raimondo, MG(Germany) | SYNOVIAL IMPRINTING OF SKIN-DERIVED IMMUNE CELLS INITIATES SPREADING OF INFLAMMATION FROM SKIN TO JOINT IN PSORIATIC ARTHRITIS |
| In vivo investigation of the spreading of psoriatic inflammation from the skin to the joints – addressing thee role in PsA pathogenesis. | ||||
| Oral 0203 | Friday, 02.06.2023 10:45-10:55 | Understanding Treatment response and novel treatment approaches in RA | Kubo, S (Japan) | IMMUNOPHENOTYPING OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS STRATIFIES FIVE GROUPS THAT HAVE DIFFERENT RESPONSES TO MOLECULAR TARGETED THERAPIES |
| Immune phenotyping of peripheral blood, to stratified RA patients to different molecular targeted therapies. | ||||