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WORKSHOP 19: continued<br />

5. 19-12 New concepts in wine yeast biotechnology Sakkie Pretorius<br />

6. 19-34, 37 idem ; combined Sylvie Dequin<br />

7. 19-39 Genetic and enological analyses of a genetically enhanced<br />

malolactic wine yeast strain: A new era in wine making<br />

Hennie van Vuuren<br />

8. 19-18 Genome-wide Analysis of yeast gene expression during wine<br />

fermentation Tristan Rossignol<br />

9. 13-42 Lager yeast versus Saccharomyces cerevisiae<br />

Morten Kielland-Brandt<br />

10. 23-03 idem ; combined Kathryn Smart<br />

11. 19-02 Study of protein and gene expression during fermentation and in<br />

response to stress using 2D and microarrays technologies<br />

Dominique Kobi<br />

12. 11-62 Occurrence and functionality of cold shock genes in<br />

Saccharomyces species Jessica Leclaire<br />

13 Pro’s and con’s of protein production in yeast and fungi<br />

Carsten Hjort<br />

14. 19-08 idem ; combined Kes van den Hondel<br />

15. 19-10 Adaptation of aprotinin producing Saccharomyces cerevisiae<br />

strains to glucose limited conditions Astrid Mörkeberg<br />

16. 19-11 A cell growth selection system to detect extracellular and<br />

transmembrane protein interactions David Urech<br />

17. 19-31 Target identification and metabolic engineering driven by<br />

genome - wide transcription profi ling Jürgen Bauer<br />

18. 19-26 idem ; combined Jeff Eglinton<br />

19. 22-03 Transcriptional responses of Saccharomyces cerevisiae to<br />

limitations of carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus or sulfur Viktor Boer<br />

20. 22-17 Yeast phenomics on a genome-wide scale Jonas Warringer<br />

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