2009 ABSTRACTS - UniversitÃƒÂ¤t Leipzig

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64 Insights into the Secondary Structure of the N-Terminus of the Adiponectin Receptor 1 Cathleen Juhl, Annette G. Beck-Sickinger 118 65 Oncocin – A novel proline-rich antimicrobial peptide to treat multi-resistant Gram-negative bacteria Daniel Knappe, Anne Hansen, Ralf Hoffmann 119 66 A bond for a lifetime – Using Membrane nanotubes from living cells to determine receptor ligand kinetics Michael Krieg, Jonne Helenius, Carl-Philipp Heisenberg, Daniel J. Müller 120 67 The Core Unit Fluorescence-Technologies in the IZKF <strong>Leipzig</strong> Andreas Lösche, Jens Grosche 121 68 Temperature feedback for thermal stabilization in optical tweezers Mohammed Mahamdeh, Erik Schäfer 122 69 Impedimetric Detection of Transient Receptor Potential Channel Activity Oliver Pänke, Andrea A. Robitzki 123 70 Epitope mapping of monoclonal anti-Tau antibodies AT8 and Tau5 Robert Porzig, David Singer, Ralf Hoffmann 124 71 PH sensor-functionalized colloidal DNA-carriers for direct localisation in cell compartments Uta Reibetanz, Liaw Zi Yen, Bernice Oh Hui Lin, Averil Chen Min Hui, Edwin Donath, Björn Neu 125
72 A platform for the automatic identification and quantification of metabolites using Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy Frank-Michael Schleif, Thomas Riemer, Uta Boerner, Rüdiger Alt, Lydia Schnapka-Hille, Christoph Wirling, Rolf Herwig, Stefan Leidich, Michael Cross 126 73 Evaluation of carbon tetrachloride-induced oxidative stress on rat hepatocytes: Thermoinduced light emission and biochemical standard methods Anika Schumann, Alexander Bauer, Matthias Gilbert, Jan G. Hengstler, Christian Wilhelm 127 74 Human cationic trypsinogen PRSS1: recombinant expression, purification and subsequent refolding Peter Simeonov, Katherina Bellmann, Matthias Zebisch, Ralf Hoffman, Norbert Sträter, Thole Züchner 128 75 Synthesis and mass spectrometrical characterization of model peptides containing oxidized tryptophan residues relevant for protein aging Toni Todorovski, Ralf Hoffmann 129 76 Optical trapping and 3D particle tracking: from concept to versatile applications Anna Wozniak, Joost van Mameren, Gerd Behme, Sebastian Roth 130 77 In vivo biophysical study of fibroblast growth factor signalling using fluorescence correlation spectroscopy Shuizi Rachel Yu, Markus Burkhardt, Jonas Ries, Steffen Scholpp, Peter Schwille, Michael Brand 131 78 Introduction of a peptide-based Immunoassay using a novel fluorophore and Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer (FRET) Thomas Zauner, Renate Berger-Hoffmann, Katrin Müller, Ralf Hoffmann, Thole Züchner 132
Page 1 and 2: Saxon Biotechnology Symposium May 2
Page 3 and 4: Contents Page Foreword 31 Program 3
Page 5 and 6: 14 Aminosulfonate-Modulated pH-Indu
Page 7 and 8: 29 Novel Electroactive Nanovalves f
Page 9 and 10: 43 Effect of purine analogues on ma
Page 11: 56 Easy and fast separation of mult
Page 15 and 16: 85 Xenoturbella bocki: Analyses of
Page 17 and 18: 101 Fabrication of Microscaffolds b
Page 19 and 20: 117 Surface modification of medical
Page 21 and 22: 132 Potential ageing effects in lon
Page 23 and 24: 145 Effects of blue light scleral c
Page 25 and 26: 9. Diagnostics 225 159 Effects of A
Page 27 and 28: 173 Tagging methods for proteomics
Page 31: FOREWORD After its great success in
Page 34 and 35: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Session 2 Stem ce
Page 37: 1. Non-coding RNAs as Regulators an
Page 40 and 41: non-coding RNAs as Regulators and t
Page 42 and 43: non-coding RNAs as Regulators and t
Page 45: 2. Stem cell therapies for neurolog
Page 48 and 49: stem cell therapies for neurologica
Page 50 and 51: stem cell therapies for neurologica
Page 53: 3. Biophotonics - molecular motors
Page 56 and 57: iophotonics - molecular motors and
Page 58 and 59: iophotonics - molecular motors and
Page 61: 4. Molecular Medicine Posters
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Molecular Medicine 14 Aminosulfonat
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Molecular Medicine 16 Interaction b
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Molecular Medicine 18 Role of FGD6
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Molecular Medicine 20 Two-dimension
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Molecular Medicine 22 The effects o
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Molecular Medicine 24 Loss of pluri
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Molecular Medicine 26 Determination
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Molecular Medicine 28 Adiponectin R
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Molecular Medicine 30 Inhibition of
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Molecular Medicine 32 Critical Role
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Molecular Medicine 34 IL-4/IL-13-de
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Molecular Medicine 36 Metabolites o
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Molecular Medicine 38 Peptide media
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Molecular Medicine 40 In the absenc
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Molecular Medicine 42 Synthesis of
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Molecular Medicine 44 Cymantrene-pe
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Molecular Medicine 46 MicroRNAs los
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Molecular Medicine 48 Characterizat
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Molecular Medicine 50 Inhibition of
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Molecular Medicine 52 Refolding of
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Molecular Medicine 54 Interfering w
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5. Bioanalytics Posters
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Bioanalytics 56 Easy and fast separ
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Bioanalytics 58 Biological properti
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Bioanalytics 60 Study of toxicologi
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Bioanalytics 62 Metabolite analysis
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Bioanalytics 64 Insights into the S
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Bioanalytics 66 A bond for a lifeti
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Bioanalytics 68 Temperature feedbac
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Bioanalytics 70 Epitope mapping of
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Bioanalytics 72 A platform for the
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Bioanalytics 74 Human cationic tryp
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Bioanalytics 76 Optical trapping an
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Bioanalytics 78 Introduction of a p
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6. Bioinformatics Posters
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Bioinformatics 81 Biomedical word s
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Bioinformatics 83 A systematic appr
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Bioinformatics 85 Xenoturbella bock
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Bioinformatics 87 Pathway Predictio
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Bioinformatics 89 GoGene: a search
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Bioinformatics 91 Studying molecula
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Bioinformatics 93 Fluorine in prote
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Bioinformatics 95 Development of a
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Bioinformatics 97 Utilising mutatio
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Bioinformatics 99 Serum proteomic p
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7. Tissue and Cell Engineering Post
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Tissue and Cell Engineering 101 Fab
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Tissue and Cell Engineering 103 Cha
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Tissue and Cell Engineering 105 Gen
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Tissue and Cell Engineering 107 Iso
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Tissue and Cell Engineering 109 Tel
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Tissue and Cell Engineering 111 Ost
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Tissue and Cell Engineering 113 Pla
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Tissue and Cell Engineering 115 Mic
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Tissue and Cell Engineering 117 Sur
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Tissue and Cell Engineering 119 Int
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Tissue and Cell Engineering 121 Pep
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Tissue and Cell Engineering 123 Dyn
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Tissue and Cell Engineering 125 Ost
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Tissue and Cell Engineering 127 Con
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Tissue and Cell Engineering 129 3D-
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Tissue and Cell Engineering 131 Bio
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Tissue and Cell Engineering 133 Spa
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8. Neuromedicine Posters
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Neuromedicine 135 Saffron extract i
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Neuromedicine 137 Isolation of Chro
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Neuromedicine 139 Viral gene transf
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Neuromedicine 141 Role of purinergi
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Neuromedicine 143 Depression-like d
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Neuromedicine 145 Effects of blue l
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Neuromedicine 147 Non-hypoxic stabi
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Neuromedicine 149 Polyethylenimine
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Neuromedicine 151 Study of human ne
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Neuromedicine 153 Analysing a poten
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Neuromedicine 155 Connexins control
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Neuromedicine 157 A new mouse model
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9. Diagnostics Posters
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Diagnostics 160 Concentration of mu
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Diagnostics 162 Development of an E
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Diagnostics 164 Mycotoxin determina
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10. Microfluidics Posters
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Microfluidics 166 Optical tweezers
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11. Protein Engineering and Biocata
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Protein engineering & Biocatalysis
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12. Appendix
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The BBZ harbors the following membe
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The Biotechnology Center (BIOTEC) T
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13. Index
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Bunge, Andreas 259 Bürger, Susanne
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J Jäger, Katrin 257 Jahnke, Heinz-
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Picker, Alexander 184 Piehler, Dani
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V van Aelst, Kara 260 Verhaegh, Ger
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