Deadline:  April 15, 2015   April 30, 2015   May 8, 2015   Extended to May 15, 2015 *There will be no more extension. Please complete your abstract submission and modification by the above deadline.

◆General Guidelines
>>	Abstracts should be written in English.
>>	Abstract title must be limited to 30 words.
>>	The body of abstracts should contain a maximum of 250 words and must be submitted in English.
>>	All abstracts must be submitted online via this official congress website. Please click on the “Abstract Submission” button below to access the abstract submission form. (Abstract sent by Fax or e-mail will not be accepted.)
>>	Confirmation of your abstract submission will be sent to your registered e-mail address after submission completion. If you do not receive the confirmation, it indicates that your submission was incomplete and you need to contact at the Program Secretariat at prog- wcmic2015@congre.co.jp
>>	Modifications / cancellation can be made up until the abstract submission deadline,Friday, May 15, 2015. A modification and cancellation shall not be allowed under any circumstances after the abstract submission deadline.
>>	This abstract submission system works only with the following browsers: Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome and Safari (ver. 2.0.3 (471.9.2) or later). Please do not use other browsers for abstract submission.

Important Points for Abstract Submission
	At the beginning of abstract submission page, please select presentation style.

Step 1:Select (1) Symposium* or (2) Satellite Symposium**.
* Hybrid Symposia are included in “Symposium”
** Special Lecture1 and 2 on Sep. 24 are included in “Satellite Symposium”

(1)	Symposium (Designated speakers only)
(2)	Satellite Symposium (Designated speakers only)
(3)	Poster (Only for Call for Papers)

Step 2:Those who select “symposium”, choose your relevant symposium.

SY: Symposium HS: Hybrid Symposium    (  ) names of chairs

SY1	Pericytes and microcirculation (Theodor Burdyga and Claire Peppiatt-Wildman)
SY2	Endogenous mediators of endothelial barrier stability: basic mechanisms and implications in human vascular disease and recovery (Fitz-Roy E. Curry and Rolf Reed)
SY3	Metabolism and tumor microcirculation/angiogenesis (Dai Fukumura and Rakesh K. Jain)
SY4	Recent advances in angiogenesis and lymphangiogenesis (Yoshiaki Kubota and Nobuyuki Takakura)
SY5	Structure and function of the endothelial glycocalyx (Herbert H Lipowsky and Hans Vink)
SY6	New insights into immune cell regulation in microcirculation (Mariappan Muthuchamy and Klaus Ley)
SY7	Impact of mitochondrial function on vascular function and disease (Ulrich Pohl and John G. McCarron)
SY8	Microvascular remodeling in the coronary circulation (Maria Siebes and Fumihiko Kajiya)
SY9	Recent advances in cerebral microcirculation (Norio Tanahashi and Jing-Yan Han)
SY10	The role of EDRF (NO and EDHF), H2S and CO in microcirculation (Toyotaka Yada and Peter M.Vanhoutte)
HS1	What can mass spectrometric analysis offer? -bridge between local metabolism and microvascular functions- (Per Andrén and Jonathan V. Sweedler)
HS2	Bone microcirculation: a potential therapeutic target (Nicola Brown and Ingunn Holen)
HS3	Metabolics, flowmotion and vascular control (Axel R Pries and Roland Pittman)
HS4	Microvascular plasticity and developmental priming: impact on human health (Geraldine Clough and Giovanni Mann)
HS5	Inflammation, oxidative stress and microRNAs in vascularisation (Jozef Dulak and Ed van Bavel)
HS6	TRP channels and vascular disease (Scott Earley and Mark T. Nelson)
HS7	Myeloid cell trafficking in disease (Catherine C. Hedrick and Paul Kubes)
HS8	Microvascular plasticity in health and disease. (Jay Hoying and Mark Olfert)
HS9	Mechanobiology: roles of cellular and non-cellular elements (Gerald Meininger and Mike Hill)
HS10	Building vascular networks: determination, randomness and functional control (Axel R Pries and Peter Carmeliet)
HS11	Platelets: key mediators of inflammation in the microcirculation (Rolando E. Rumbaut and Meinrad Gawaz)
HS12	Disease intervention: targeting the microcirculation (Marianne Tare and Laura Parry)

Step 3: Those who select “Satellite Symposium”, choose your relevant symposium.
SS: Satellite Symposium       (      )   names of chairs

SS1	A key cardiovascular signaling molecule in cardiovascular disease
SS2	Molecular Mechanisms in Lymphatic Function & Lymphangiogenesis
SS3	Cutting edge of ocular microcirculation research
SS4	The mechanosensor for shear stress and its role on the cerebral aneurysm formation; from the basic science to clinical research
SS5	Mechanisms of microvascular dysfunction under disease conditions and therapeutic developments
SS6	Inflammatory mechanism and functional remodeling in microvascular diseases
SS7	New aspects in interrelations between microlympho- and microhemovasculature; Relevance to fluid retention mechanism
SS8	Activate blood and remove stasis (Jing-Yan Han and Makoto to Suematsu)
SS9	Qi drive blood (Greet Schmid-Schonbein and Jing-yan Han)
SS10	Qi retaining body fluid and blood (Qiao-Bin Huangand Jerome W. Breslin)
SS11	Special Lecture1　(Dr. Shimokawa)
SS12	Special Lecture2 (Dr. Shimokawa and Dr.Vanhoutte)

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・	If you wish to make any corrections to your abstract already submitted or wish to delete it, Click “Modification” button and use your personal ID and password.

◆Attention
・	The first author or presenter must make a pre-registration when submitting an abstract.
・	The first author must be corresponding author. Maximum 20 co-author’s names can be included, and will appear on the printed materials in the submitted order.
・	The first author or presenter who cannot make a pre-registration due to some unavoidable reasons must inform the secretariat in advance.
・	This abstract submission system works only with the following browsers: Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome and Safari (ver. 2.0.3 (471.9.2) or later). Please do not use other browsers for abstract submission.
・	The first author is responsible for getting agreements from co-authors before submission.
・	After the submission period, change of abstract and addition and/or change of authors cannot be made. Please make sure all authors are entered.
・	Any submitted abstracts will not be edited or proof-read before printing. The first author is responsible for his/her abstract.

◆CORRESPONDENCE

Program Secretariat of 10th World Congress for Microcirculation (WCMic 2015) c/o Congress Corporation, Kohsai-kaikan Bldg., 5-1 Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-8481, Japan Phone: +81-3-5216-5318 Fax: +81-3-5216-5552 E-mail:prog-wcmic2015@congre.co.jp