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             acinar  viability,  [Ca ]i  and  ROS  production.  However,  it   the National Research, Development and Innovation Office,
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             showed  strong  protection  against  oxidative  stress.  Our   by the Ministry of Human Capacities (EFOP 3.6.2-16-2017-
             results suggest that DMTS has anti-inflammatory effects and   00006).
             further investigation is warranted in AP.
             Acknowledgements:  NKFIH-PD-129114,  NKFIH-K-119938,   81. THE USE OF EARLY ACHIEVABLE SEVERITY (EASY)
             GINOP-2.3.2-15-2016-00034, GINOP-2.3.2-15-2016-00048,   INDEX   IS   BENEFICIAL   FOR   RAPID   RISK
             and EFOP-3.6.2-16-2017-00006.                    STRATIFICATION   IN   ACUTE   PANCREATITIS   AT
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             80.  ESOPHAGEAL  ORGANOID  CULTURE  IS  A  NOVEL   Kui B. , Gódi S. , Bajor J. , Török I. , Macaria M. , Farkas
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             MODEL  TO  STUDY  EPITHELIAL  ION  TRANSPORT     H. , Mickevicius A. , Sallinen V. , Maldonado E. , Papp M. ,
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             MECHANISMS                                       Kovács G. , Fehér E. , Sarlós P. , Galeev S. , Németh B. ,
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             Korsós M. , Bellák T. , Becskeházi E. , Venglovecz V.    Vincze Á. , Pencik P. , Ozola-Zalite I. , Pukitis A. , Litvin
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             1.  Department  of  Pharmacology  and  Pharmacotherapy,   A. , Kovalskaya I. , Czimmer J. , Pár G. , Hritz I. , Illés
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             University of Szeged; 2. Department of Anatomy, Histology   D. ,  Szentesi  A. , Lakatos  L. ,  Capurso  G. ,  Patai  Á. ,
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             and Embryology, University of Szeged             Stilidi  E. ,  Peserico  G. ,  Zadorozhna  K. ,  Sonmez  E. ,
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                                                              Tüzün Ince A. , Vishalkumar S. , Horibe M. , Ihász M. ,
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             Introduction: Esophageal epithelial cells (EECs) protect the   Erőss B. , Márta K. , Szakács Z. , Farkas N. , Gede N. ,
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             lower  layers  during  esophageal  reflux.  One  of  the  major   Halász A. , Gajdán L. , Izbéki F. , Poropat G. , Robu G. ,
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             components of the epithelial defensive mechanisms is the   Jinga M. , Hegyi P. 1,2,3
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             ion  transport  processes,  however  their  role  under   1.  University  of  Szeged,  First  Department  of  Medicine,
             pyhsiological  and  pathophysiological  conditions  is  not   Szeged,  Hungary;  2.  University  of  Pécs,  Medical  School,
             completely clear. One of the reason for this is the lack of good   Department  of  Translational  Medicine,  Pécs,  Hungary;  3.
             experimental  models  on  which  the  functional  changes  of   University  of  Pécs,  Medical  School,  First  Department  of
             EECs can be investigated.                        Medicine,  Pécs,  Hungary;  4.  Mures  County  Emergency
             Aims:  Therefore,  our  aim  in  this  study  was  to  generate   Hospital,  Department  of  Gastroenterology,  Targu  Mures,
             esophageal organoid cultures (EOCs) from epithelial tissue   Romania; 5. Vilnius University Hospital Santariskiu Klinikos,
             of mice and to investigate the presence of ion transporters   Department of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition,
             on them.                                         Vilnius, Lithuania; 6. Hospital of Helsinki University Central
             Methods: EOCs were isolated from 8-20 weeks old mice,   Hospital,  Department  of  Abdominal  Surgery,  Helsinki,
             using three different mice strains (CD1, C57/Bl6 and FVB/N).   Finland; 7. Consorci Sanitori del Garraf, Sant Pere de Ribes,
             Changes  in  intracellular  pH  (pHi)  was  measured  using   Department of General Surgery, Sant Pere de Ribes, Spain;
             microfluorometry  and  the  pH-sensitive  fluorescence  dye,   8. University of Debrecen, Department of Internal Medicine,
             BCECF-AM.  For  determining  the  resting  pHi,  the  high   Debrecen,  Hungary;  9.  SaintLuke  Clinical  Hospital,  Saint-
             K /nigericin technique was used whereas buffering capacity   Petersburg,   Department   of   Digestive   Surgery,
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             was  measured  by  the  ammonium  prepulse technique.  For   SaintPetersburg,  Russian  Federation;  10.  Vitkovicka
             immunostaining,  EOCs  were  fixed  in  4%  PFA  and   Nemocnice A. S., Centrum Pece O Zazivaci Trakt, Ostrava,
             dehydrated in 30% saccharose for 3 days before embedding   Czech  Republic;  11.  Pauls  Stradins  Clinical  University
             in  Cryomatrix   and  the  presence  of  stem  cells  and  the   Hospital,  Riga,  Department  of  Gastroenterology,  Riga,
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             differentiated epithelial cells in the organoids was proved by   Latvia; 12. Gomel Regional Clinical Hospital, Department of
             Lgr5 and cytokeratin 14 (CK14) immunofluorescent staining.    Surgery, Gomel, Belarus; 13. Bohomolets National Medical
             Results:  For  the  generation  of  EOCs  esophagus  was   University,  General  Surgery,  Kiev,  Ukraine;  14.  1st
             removed and digested with dispase II (1 mg/ml) for 40 min.   Department of Surgery, Semmelweiss University, Budapest,
             The  mucosa  was  peeled  from  the  submucosa,  then   Hungary;  15.  County  Hospital  Veszprém,  Department  of
             incubated  with  0,25%  trypsin  in  order  to  obtain  individual   Gastroenterology,  Veszprém,  Hungary;  16.  S.  Andrea
             cells.  Cells  were  then  suspended  in  Matrigel®  matrix  and   Hospital University "Sapienza", Digestive and Liver Disease
             cultured for 10-14 days. In each mice, organoids had a three-  Unit, Rome, Italy; 17. 2nd Department of Internal Medicine,
             dimensional,  approx.  spheroidal  structure,  growing  in  the   Semmelweiss University, Budapest, Hungary; 18. Hospital of
             extracellular  matrix.  The  average  size  Of  EOCs  were   Medical  Academy,  Department  of  Gastroenterology,
             between  50-150-  micrometer.  Their  maximum  size  was   Simferopol,  Russian  Federation;  19.  University  of  Padua,
             about  200  µm  at  the  end  of  the  second  week,  although   Department  of  Surgery,  Oncology  and  Gastroenterology,
             differences in morphology and size have been observed. The   Padua,  Italy;  20.  Hospital  of  Bezmialem  Vakif,  University
             resting pHi, of CD1 mice was 7.47 ± 0.027. Microfluorometric   School  of  Medicine,  Department  of  Internal  Medicine,
             measurement  showed  the  presence  of  functionally  active   Gastroenterology Clinic, Istanbul, Turkey; 21. Tan Tock Serg
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             Na /H  exchanger (NHE) and Cl  /HCO3  (CBE) transporters   Hospital, Department of Surgery, Singapore, Singapore; 22.
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             on the EOCs. We have detected Lgr5 expressions in all cells   Keio  University,  School  of  Medicine,  Division  of
             of the organoids; whereas CK14 staining showed granular   Gastroenterology  and  Hepatology  Department  of  Internal
             arrangement.                                     Medicine,  Tokyo,  Japan;  23.  Markusovszky  University
             Conclusion: We have successfully set up the culturing of   Teaching  Hospital,  Department  of  Gastroenterology,
             mice  esophageal  organoids  and  our  preliminary  results   Szombathely,  Hungary;  24.  Fejér  County  Szent  György
             showed  that  EOCs  express  both  alkalizing  and  acidifying   University   Teaching   Hospital,   Department   of
             transporters. We strongly belive that EOCs are a suitable, in   Gastroenterology,  Székesfehérvár,  Hungary;  25.  Clinical
             vitro  experimental  model  to  study  esophageal  epithelial   Hospital  Center  Rijeka,  Department  of  Gastroenterology,
             function  and  can  also  be  used  to  investigate  the   Rijeka,  Croatia;  26.  Dr  Carol  DaVila  Central  Military
             pathomechanism of reflux-induced esophageal diseases.   Emergency  Hospital,  Department  of  Gastroenterology,
             This  study  was  supported  by  the  National  Research,   Bucharest, Romania
             Development  and  Innovation  Office  (FK123982)  and  the
             Economic   Development   and   Innovation   Operative   Introduction:  Acute  pancreatitis  (AP)  is  one  of  the  most
             Programme  Grants  (GINOP-2.3.2-15-2016-00015)  and  by   common  diseases  of  the  gastrointestinal  tract  associated
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