VAAM-Jahrestagung 2011 Karlsruhe, 3.â6. April 2011

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34 SPECIAL GROUPSACTIVITIES OF THE SPECIAL GROUPSMini-Symposia of the Special Groups: Monday, April 4, 17:30–19:30˘Special Group Identifizierung und SystematikTopic: Lipids as Part of Cellular ProcessesOrganisation: B. Tindall, German Collection of Microorganisms and Cell Cultures (DSMZ), Braunschweig, Germany;H.J. Busse, Institute for Bacteriology, Mycology and Hygiene, University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna,AustriaForum 1 & 2OTV007 17:30 B. TindallGerman Collection of Microorganisms and Cell Cultures (DSMZ), Braunschweig, Germany“Lipids – The fourth cornerstone in biological chemistry”ISV29 17:45 O. Geiger*, C. Sohlenkamp, I. López-LaraCenter for Genomic Sciences, National Autonomous University of Mexico, Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico“Biosynthesis and remodeling of bacterial membrane lipids”ISV30 18:15 Y.M. ZhangDepartment of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, USA“Regulation of membrane homeostasis in Pseudomonas aeruginosa”ISV31 18:45 M. GriningerDepartment of Membrane Biochemistry, Project Group “Biological Chemistry”, Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry,Martinsried, Germany“Fatty acid synthesis in fungal type I protein complexes”OTV008 19:15 B. TindallGerman Collection of Microorganisms and Cell Cultures (DSMZ), Braunschweig, Germany“Structural analysis of the polar lipids of Sphingobacterium spiritivorum and Pedobacter heparinus”Mini-Symposia of the Special Groups: Wednesday, April 6, 09:00–11:30˘Special Group BiotransformationTopic: Hydroxylation, Oxygenation and Oxidation ReactionsOrganisation: C. Syldatk, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Department of Chemical Engineering, TechnicalBiology, Karlsruhe, Germany, J. Eck, BRAIN AG, Zwingenberg, GermanyClubroomISV32 09:00 W. Aehle*, F. NiehausBRAIN AG, Zwingenberg, Germany“Universal high throughput FACS based screening systems for the discovery and optimization of biocatalystsfrom enzyme libraries”GWV017 09:30GWV018 09:45GWV019 10:00D. Scheps*, S. Honda Malca, B. Nestl, B. HauerUniversity of Stuttgart, Institute of Technical Biochemistry, Stuttgart, Germany“Regioselective hydroxylation of medium-chain n-alkanes and primary alcohols by CYP153 enzymes”A. Meffert*, E.A. GalinskiRheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität, Institut für Mikrobiologie und Biotechnologie, Bonn, Germany“Whole-cell biotransformation for the stereospecific hydroxylation of the incompatible solute guanidinoectoine”B. Halan*, A. Schmid, K. BuehlerTechnical University Dortmund, Laboratory of Chemical Biotechnology, Department of Biochemical and ChemicalEngineering, Dortmund, Germany“Catalytic biofilms: Real time solvent tolerance analysis of Pseudomonas sp. strain VLB120?C and profilingof EPS matrix”GWV020 10:15 M. Kluge 1 *, R. Ullrich 1 , K. Scheibner 2 , M. Hofrichter 11 Internationales Hochschulinstitut Zittau (IHI), Bio- and Environmental Sciences, Zittau, Germany2 Lausitz University of Applied Sciences, Biology, Chemistry and Process Technology, Senftenberg, Germany“Asymmetric benzylic hydroxylation and epoxidation of alkylbenzenes and styrene derivatives by Agrocybeaegerita aromatic peroxygenase”BIOspektrum | Tagungsband 2011
SHORT LECTURES 35Monday, April 4, 08:30–10:30Environmental Microbiology IBrahms HallChair: Michael FriedrichCo-Chair: Harold DrakeEMV00108:30S. HUNGER*, O. SCHMIDT, M. HILGARTH,M.A. HORN, S. KOLB, H.L. DRAKEAnaerobic formate- and CO 2-assimilatingprokaryotic taxa in a methane-emittingfen soilEMV00208:45S. THIELE*, B. FUCHS, V. SMETACEK,K. ALTENDORF, R. AMANNLOHAFEX – Investigation of the bacterialcommunity in an iron fertilization experimentEMV00309:00S. KLEINDIENST*, F. MUSAT, T. LUEDERS,F. VON NETZER, R. AMANN, K. KNITTELActive hydrocarbon-degrading sulfatereducingbacteria at marine gas and oilseepsEMV00409:15C. ALGORA*, K. WASMUND, C. RIDLEY,J. MÜLLER, T.G. FERDELMAN, L. ADRIANEnrichment of Dehalococcoides-relatedChloroflexi from marine subsurface sedimentsEMV00509:30J. DEUTZMANN*, B. SCHINKAnaerobic oxidation of methane in LakeConstance sedimentsEMV00609:45A. REIM*, P. FRENZELHalf a millimeter makes a difference: amicroscale study on distribution andspecific activity of methanotrophs at anoxic-anoxic interfaceEMV00710:00M. HERRMANN*, K. BUROW, A. HÄDRICH,K. KÜSELArchaea dominate the ammonia-oxidizingmicrobial community in an acidic fenEMV00810:15K. GLASER*, J. JOHNKE, H. HARMS,A. CHATZINOTASHow does land use influence bacterivorousprotists in soils?Pathogen Metabolism andPhysiologyMombert HallChair: Jörg VogelCo-Chair: Sven KrappmannMPV00108:30J. TOLLER*, B. ROSCHITZKI, C. FORTES,M. GIVSKOV, L. EBERL, K. RIEDELA metaproteomics approach to studyhost-pathogen interactions betweenPseudomonas aeruginosa andCaenorhabditis elegansMPV00208:45J. GLEICHENHAGEN*, M. WESSEL,M. AKTAS, S. KLÜSENER, S. HACKER,C. FRITZ, F. NARBERHAUSA typical eukaryotic lipid in prokaryoticmembranes: Synthesis and necessity ofphosphatidylcholine in AgrobacteriumtumefaciensMPV00309:00C. LANG*, E. RASTEW, B. HERMES,E. SIEGBRECHT, S. BANERJI, A. FLIEGERVirulence properties of Legionella pneumophilaGDSL lipolytic enzymes: Proteolyticactivation of PlaC acyltransferaseactivityMPV00409:15N. GÖHRING*, I. FEDTKE, D. MADER,S. HEINRICH, D. KÜHNER, U. BERTSCHE,A. PESCHELA yjbH-homologue in S. aureus: a newrole of a thioredoxin-like protein in ß-lactamresistanceMPV00509:30P. TIELEN*, N. ROSIN, L. JÄNSCH,M. SCHOBERT, D. JAHNIron-limitation triggers the virulence ofPseudomonas aeruginosa in urinarytract infectionsMPV00609:45A. DJAMEI*, K. SCHIPPER, R. KAHMANNMetabolomic priming by a secreted fungaleffectorMPV00710:00M. BISCHOFF*, T. HARTMANN,R. BERTRAM, W. EISENREICH,B. SCHULTHESS, C. WOLZ, M. HERRMANNSACOL0731, a new regulatory link betweencentral carbon metabolism andvirulence determinant production inStaphylococcus aureusMPV00810:15A. WESCHE*, S. THOMA, M. HOGARDT,E. JORDAN, D. SCHOMBURG, M. SCHOBERTCharacterization of methionine auxotrophicclinical Pseudomonas aeruginosaisolatesCellular Systemsin BiotechnologyClubroomChair: Ursel KüesCo-Chair: Bernhard HauerGWV00108:30N. STOEVEKEN*, M. PITTELKOW, T. SINNER,J. HEIDER, E. BREMERParalogues aspartokinases fromPseudomonas stutzeri A1501: synthesisof the precursor for the compatiblesolutes ectoine and hydroxyectoineGWV00208:45M. OELSCHLÄGEL*, J.A.D. GRÖNING,D. TISCHLER, S.R. KASCHABEK,M. SCHLÖMANNA remarkable stable and active styreneoxide isomerase from Rhodococcus opacus1CP with high biotechnological potentialGWV00309:00V. HAHN*, A. MIKOLASCH, F. SCHAUERThe enzyme laccase as biocatalyst forthe synthesis of various novel organiccompounds with potent bioactive propertiesGWV00409:15V. KALLNIK*, C. SCHULZ, P. SCHWEIGER,U. DEPPENMEIERThe first hyperthermophilic D-arabitoldehydrogenase catalyzes the regiospecificoxidation of D-arabitol to D-ribuloseBIOspektrum | Tagungsband 2011
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EMV005Anaerobic oxidation of methan
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nutraceutical, and sterile manufact
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the environment and to human health
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EMP049Identification and characteri
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acids, indicating that pyruvate is
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Results: The change from heterotrop
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for several years. Thus, microbiall
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species of marine macroalgae of the
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FBV003Molecular and chemical charac
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interaction leads to the specific a
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There are several polyketide syntha
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[2] Steffen, W. et al. (2010): Orga
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three F-box proteins Fbx15, Fbx23 a
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orange juice industry and its utili
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FBP035Activation of a silent second
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lignocellulose and the secretion of
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Dinoroseobacter shibae for our knoc
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Here, we present a comparative prot
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dependent polar flagellum. The torq
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(ciprofloxacin, gentamicin, sulfame
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and at least 99.5% of their respect
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OTP037Identification of an acidic l
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278 PROMOTIONEN 2010Lars Schreiber:
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