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20 AUS DEN FACHGRUPPEN DER VAAMFachgruppe: Identifizierung und Systematikó A session entitled “From Genes to Cells”was organised at the ICSEB/GfBS conferenceBioSystematics 2011, 21. bis 27.02.2011, Berlin.Funds were initially made available forthe travel of invited speakers in the session toattend the meeting from the VAAM Fachgruppe“Identifizierung und Systematik”,however, the meeting was financially successfuland these funds were returned to theVAAM. The topics covered in the session were:1. Microbial Genomics.2. Molecular control of bacterial growth andform.3. Physiological and biochemical diversity ofprokaryotes.4. The chemical diversity of prokaryotes.5. Standards in Genomic Sciences: A standardscompliant open-access journal forthe ‘omics community.6. Exploring niche specialisation in marinemicrobes by context enabled comparativegenomics.The session held at the VAAM-Jahrestagung,3. bis 6.04.2011 in Karlsruhe centred onvarious aspects of microbial lipids, which aretraditionally only poorly covered in microbiologicaltext books. The session was wellattended and covered the topics of:1) Lipids – The fourth cornerstone in biologicalchemistry2) Biosynthesis and remodelling of bacterialmembrane lipids3) Regulation of membrane homeostasis inPseudomonas aeruginosa4) Fatty acid synthesis in fungal type I proteincomplexes5) Structural analysis of the polar lipids ofSphingobacterium spiritivorum and PedobacterheparinusThere was input into another session at theVAAM-Jahrestagung, 3. bis 6.04.2011 on“Science and Infrastructure” dealing with thetopic of the reliability of published data andthe significance of both the use of authenticstrains as well as the ability to verify datapublished/deposited in databases based onthe original biological material used. Thismessage was also conveyed to a meeting ofthe Society for General Microbiology at itsSpring meeting in Harrogate, 11. bis 14.04.2011, the 4 th FEMS Congress of EuropeanMicrobiologists in Geneva, Switzerland, 26.bis 30.06.2011 and also the meeting of theVAAM Fachgruppe “Qualitätssicherung undDiagnostik” 30.09.2011 in Frankfurt-Höchst.Concern has been expressed in the Ausschussfür Biologische Arbeitsstoffe – ABASthat identification methods used to identifyorganisms for the purpose of Risk Group classificationwould need to be examined carefully,since some of the methods used do notcover more than just a small spectrum of organisms.This is also linked with a lack ofexperts trained in this area, a topic also discussedwith the VAAM Fachgruppe “Qualitätssicherungund Diagnostik”. Within theABAS Expertenpool concerns were also raisedabout the reliable identification and taxonomyof a genome sequenced strain of Pseudomonasputida which has also been used asthe basis for the safety level evaluation in theZKBS.Systematics is affected by the Conventionon Biological Diversity and the recently draftedNagoya Protocol on Access and BenefitSharing. The EU and many EU member stateshave not only signed the Nagoya Protocol, butare actively involved in the process leadingto the ratification of the protocol. This willlead to additional laws and regulations thatwill potentially affect many areas of biologicalresearch, especially areas relating to “bioprospecting”(screening for new drugs/enzymes).A number of conferences/meetingshave already been held in Germany and theprocess of public consultation is well underway at the EU level.The next meeting of the VAAM Fachgruppe“Identifizierung und Systematik” will takeplace in Tübingen where it is hoped that onewill be able to further emphasise the fact thatmicrobial systematic is a significant part ofmicrobiology and that it is more than justnaming as many species as possible in theshortest possible time using the minimalamount of data.óSprecher: Brian Tindall,DSMZ BraunschweigEmail: bti@dsmz.deStellvertreter:Hans-Jürgen Busse, Universität WienEmail: Hans-Juergen.Busse@vetmeduni.ac.atFachgruppe: Hefeó Hefen haben eine große Bedeutung in derBiotechnologie, und sie sind als Eukaryotenwichtige Modellorganismen der Zellbiologie.Darüber hinaus nimmt die Bedeutung einigerHefen als human- und pflanzenpathogeneInfektionskeime stetig zu. Die FachgruppeHefe fasst die Mitglieder der VAAM zusammen,die mit Hefen als Mikroorganismus andiesen Fragestellungen arbeiten und umfasstzurzeit 69 Mitglieder.Aufgrund der großen Hefetagung „YeastGenetics and Molecular Biology“ im Sommer2011 in Olsztyn, Polen, fand kein gesondertesTreffen der Fachgruppe Hefe in 2011 statt.Bei der Tagung in Tübingen wird die Fachgruppeein Mini-Symposium mit acht Referentendurchführen. Schwerpunktthemensind dabei: Membranen und Endozytose,RNA und Ribosomen, Biotechnologie undandere Hefen.Für 2013 wird unter Mitwirkung der FachgruppeHefe erstmalig seit 1976 die internationaleHefekonferenz wieder in Deutschland(Frankfurt/Main) stattfinden.óSprecher: Karl-Dieter Entian,Universität Frankfurt a. M.Email: entian@bio.uni-frankfurt.deBIOspektrum | Tagungsband 2012
21Fachgruppe: Regulation und Signaltransduktion in Prokaryotendung neuer Forscherverbünde. Der neue DFG-Schwerpunkt „Phenotypic heterogeneity andsociobiology of bacterial populations“ ist dafürein gutes Beispiel.Für das Symposium während der VAAM-Tagung 2012 in Tübingen haben wir das Thema„Bacterial receptors and signaling“gewählt. Das Symposium, das zusammen mitder Fachgruppe „Mikrobielle Pathogenität“organisiert wird, wird in diesem Jahr sechsNachwuchswissenschaftlerInnen die Möglichkeitgeben, ihre neuesten Daten zu dieserThematik vorzustellen.Eine weitere wichtige Aktivität der Forschergruppesind die im zweijährigen Turnusstattfindenden Sommerschulen zum Thema„Mechanismen der Genregulation“. Dieinteraktive Diskussion der NachwuchswissenschaftlerInnensteht im Vordergrund dieserVeranstaltungen. Diese Sommerschulenó Stressantwort und Stressanpassung sindessentiell für das Überleben einzelliger Organismen.Im Laufe der Evolution haben sichausgeklügelte Signalnetzwerke entwickelt,die Sensorik sowie nachfolgende transkriptionelle,translationale, posttranslationaleRegulationsmechanismen umfassen undniedermolekulare Signalmoleküle einbeziehen.Die Fachgruppe trägt dieser Breite derRegulationsmechanismen Rechnung, indemjährlich während der VAAM-Tagung Symposienorganisiert werden, die verschiedeneAspekte der Regulation und Signaltransduktionbeleuchten. Die Themenbreite reicht vonder Bakteriellen Zellbiologie (2007), Signaltransduktionund Proteinphosphorylierung(2008), zu den Triggerenzymen (2009), derZell-Zell-Kommunikation (2010) bis zu denSecond Messengern (2011). Gleichzeitig unterstützendiese Symposien Initiativen zur Grünsindeine direkte Fortsetzung des traditionellen„Plasmidsymposiums“. Die 29. Sommerschulefindet vom 3. bis 5. Oktober 2012in Wartaweil am Ammersee (in der Nähe vonMünchen) statt und wird dankenswerterWeise von Thorsten Mascher, München, organisiert.Auf diesem Wege möchte ich Sie herzlichzur nächsten Mitgliederversammlung einladen,die im direkten Anschluss an das Fachgruppensymposiumin Tübingen stattfindenwird.óSprecherin: Kirsten Jung,Universität MünchenEmail: jung@lmu.de BIOspektrum | Tagungsband 2012
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240 AUTORENAbdel-Mageed, W.Achstett
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