Friday – Basic Science Track 1A Survey

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Please evaluate the speakers

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Topic and Speaker(s)

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Decoding sneaky botulinum neurotoxin type A neuronal break-in into synaptic vesicles using super-resolution microscopy Fred Meunier, PhD (Australia)
The effects of botulinum neurotoxins in the intestine in a mouse model of foodborne botulism Ornella Rossetto, PhD (Italy)
Elongated iBoNT: A new botulinum neurotoxin construct for treatment of chronic pain Charlotte Leese, PhD (UK)
Botulinum neurotoxin type A hijacks a heterotrimeric plasma membrane complex to intoxicate neurons Merja Joensuu, PhD (Australia)
Botulinum neurotoxin type DC (BoNT/DC) blocks melanocyte melanogenesis Birgitte Sondergaard, PhD (United States)

Presentation free of commercial bias?

	Yes	No
Decoding sneaky botulinum neurotoxin type A neuronal break-in into synaptic vesicles using super-resolution microscopy Fred Meunier, PhD (Australia)
The effects of botulinum neurotoxins in the intestine in a mouse model of foodborne botulism Ornella Rossetto, PhD (Italy)
Elongated iBoNT: A new botulinum neurotoxin construct for treatment of chronic pain Charlotte Leese, PhD (UK)
Botulinum neurotoxin type A hijacks a heterotrimeric plasma membrane complex to intoxicate neurons Merja Joensuu, PhD (Australia)
Botulinum neurotoxin type DC (BoNT/DC) blocks melanocyte melanogenesis Birgitte Sondergaard, PhD (United States)

If you answered “No, this presentation was not free of commercial bias”, on any of the above, please explain your reason(s).

Applicable to my practice/research

	Yes	No
Decoding sneaky botulinum neurotoxin type A neuronal break-in into synaptic vesicles using super-resolution microscopy Fred Meunier, PhD (Australia)
The effects of botulinum neurotoxins in the intestine in a mouse model of foodborne botulism Ornella Rossetto, PhD (Italy)
Elongated iBoNT: A new botulinum neurotoxin construct for treatment of chronic pain Charlotte Leese, PhD (UK)
Botulinum neurotoxin type A hijacks a heterotrimeric plasma membrane complex to intoxicate neurons Merja Joensuu, PhD (Australia)
Botulinum neurotoxin type DC (BoNT/DC) blocks melanocyte melanogenesis Birgitte Sondergaard, PhD (United States)

This activity should improve my

	Strongly disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly agree
Ability to evaluate the latest clinical and scientific research into botulinum neurotoxins
Understanding of the clinical utility of botulinum neurotoxins
Understanding of potential new therapeutic applications of botulinum neurotoxins
Biomedical knowledge of botulinum and other neurotoxins and their application in enhancing therapeutics and improving care

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