The Genetic and Epigenetic Basis of Sex Bias in Disease

09 h - Opening Remarks, Edith Heard

09 h 10 -  XChromosome Inactivation Escape: a driving force in adaptive B cell responses, Jean-Charles Guery

09 h 45 -  XChromosome Inactivation from Molecules to Sex Biases, Taru Tukiainen

10 h 20 - Are Sex Differences Epigenetically Controlled before Hormones Kick in? Implications for understanding sex bias in health and disease, Richard Festenstein

10 h 55 -  Break

11 h 10 - Systems Epigenetics Implicates X-Linked Transcription Factor in Sex-Bias for Autoimmune Disease Risk, Judith Zaugg

11 h 45 - The Neuroscience of Sex Bias in Behavior, Cornelius Gross

12 h 20 - Lunch

13 h 20 - The Sex of the Intestine and why it Matters, Irene Miguel-Aliaga

13 h 55 - Uncovering the Missing X Factors to Understand Sex Bias in Cardiovascular Disease, Daniel Andergassen

16 h 30 -  Break

16 h 45 - Gonadal Hormones Define Brain Sex Differences, Jessica Tollkuhn

17 h 20 - Intergenerational Disease Risk: Why your father's microbes matter, Jamie Hackett

17 h 55 - Closing Remarks, Edith Heard