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

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38 SHORT LECTURESMonday, April 4, 17:30–19:30 Tuesday, April 5,08:30–10:30GWV01519:00M. SEITZ, J. KLEBENSBERGER, M. BREUER,B. HAUER*Natural Product Synthesis by Squalene-Hopene Cyclases (SHCs)GWV01619:15M.M. MÜLLER*, B. HÖRMANN, C. SYLDATK,R. HAUSMANNRhamnolipids- Green Surfactants Basedon RenewablesAnaerobic MetabolismRoom 2.08Chair: Matthias BollCo-Chair: Gabriele DiekertAMV00117:30A. REINHOLD*, M. WESTERMANN,T. FUTAGAMI, K. FURUKAWA, J. SEIFERT,M. VAN BERGEN, T. SCHUBERT, G. DIEKERTSubcellular localization of pce geneproducts: implications for the biogenesisof physiologically active tetrachloroethene(PCE) reductive dehalogenaseAMV00217:45A. M. MOWAFY*, T. KURIHARA, W. BUCKEL,N. ESAKIEvidence for the involvement of oneelectron transfer chemistry in 2-haloacrylate hydratase reactionAMV00318:00K. SCHÜHLE*, J. HEIDERAcetophenone carboxylase and Acetonecarboxylase, enzymes employing newbiochemical principles for carboxylationreactionsAMV00418:15C. LÖFFLER*, J.W. KUNG, T. WEINERT,U. ERMLER, M. BOLLThe W-/Se-containing class II benzoyl-CoA reductase complex in obligatelyanaerobic bacteriaAMV00518:30J. ZEDELIUS*, R. RABUS, M.M.M. KUYPERS,F. SCHREIBER, F. WIDDELNitrogen oxides involved in anaerobicalkane activation by strain HdN1AMV00618:45W. J. MAALCKE*, C. FEROUSI,T.R. BARENDS, W.J. GEERTS, J.T. KELTJENS,M.S.M. JETTEN, B. KARTALThe biochemistry of anaerobic ammoniumoxidationAMV00719:00C. PINSKE*, S. KRÜGER, M. BÖNN,G. SAWERSThe explanation for the hydrogenasenegativePhenotype of Escherichia coli Bstrain BL21(DE3)AMV00819:15G. LAYER*, S. STORBECKStructure and function of the SAM-dependenturoporphyrinogen III methyltransferaseNirE involved in heme d 1biosynthesis in Pseudomonas aeruginosaCell Biology IBrahms HallChair: Reinhard RachelCo-Chair: Gero SteinbergCBV00108:30S. FRIESERDynamic regulation of theCdc24/Rac1/Cla4 signalling moduleduring dimorphic switching of the phytopathogenicfungus Ustilago maydisCBV00208:45A. TREUNER-LANGE*, K. AGUILUZ,L. SOGAARD-ANDERSENThe ParA-like protein PomZ positivelyregulates positioning of the cell divisionsiteCBV00309:00R. MOURIÑO-PÉREZ*, D.L. CALLEJAS-NEGRETE, R. DELGADO-ALVAREZActin and actin binding proteins duringpolarized growth and septum formationin Neurospora crassaCBV00409:15F. DEMPWOLFF*, C. REIMOLD,P.L. GRAUMANNInteraction of bacterial cytoskeletal elementsin a heterologous systemCBV00509:30N. ZEKERT*, C. SEIDEL, R. FISCHERThe Kinesin-3 Motor Protein UncA RevealsDifferent Microtubule Populationsin Aspergillus nidulansCBV00609:45S. SCHLIMPERT*, A. BRIEGEL, K. BOLTE,U.G. MAIER, J. KAHNT, G.J. JENSEN,M. THANBICHLERPhysical compartmentalization by a proteindiffusion barrier in stalked alphaproteobacteriaCBV00710:00T. POHLMANN*, S. BAUMANN,M. JUNGBLUTH, M. FELDBRÜGGEMicrotubule-dependent co-transport ofmRNPs and vesicles in Ustilago maydisBIOspektrum | Tagungsband 2011
39Tuesday, April 5, 08:30–10:30CBV00810:15F. D. MÜLLER*, M. MESSERER,K. EMANUEL, C. LANG, J. PLITZKO,D. SCHÜLERFunctional analysis of cytoskeletal proteinsimplicated in magnetosome formationand cell division in MagnetospirillumgryphiswaldenseVirulence FactorsMombert HallChair: Petra DerschCo-Chair: Andreas PeschelMPV01008:30Y. ZHAO*, H. GHAREEB, M.T. HABIB,J. SCHIRAWSKIThe molecular basis of symptom formationin Sporisorium reilianumMPV01108:45C. HEDDERGOTT*, O. KNIEMEYER,A.A. BRAKHAGESecreted proteins of the dermatophyticfungus Arthroderma benhamiae andtheir contribution to pathogenicityMPV01209:00P. KAISER*, D. LINKE, H. SCHWARZ,V. KEMPF*Generation and functional characterizationof truncated Bartonella henselaeBadA mutantsMPV01309:15T. FUCHSInteraction of Yersinia spp. with invertebratesMPV01409:30J. OVERHAGE*, A. ZIMMERMANN,B. NUORI, A. NEIDIG, S. HÄUSSLER,C. MATZPseudomonas aeruginosa virulence analyzedin a Dictyostelium discoideummodel of infectionMPV02009:45L. POPPINGA*, A. FÜNFHAUS,E. GARCIA-GONZALEZ, B. JANESCH,C. SCHÄFFER, E. GENERSCHFunctional analysis of the S-layer proteinof Paenibacillus larvaeMPV015 will be presented as poster withthe ID MPP066MPV01610:00M. KOLBE*, M. LUNELLIStructure/Function Analysis of the Type3 Secretion System from Salmonella typhimuriumMPV01710:15C. WEIDENMAIERThe zwitterionic cell wall teichoic acid ofStaphylococcus aureus provokes skinabscesses in mice by a novel CD4+ T-Cell-dependent mechanismFood MicrobiologyClubroomChair: Christian HertelCo-Chair: Herbert SchmidtFMV00108:30E. GRAF*, M. SCHMIDT-HEYDT, R. GEISENInfluence of osmotic and pH stress onthe alternariol biosynthesis in AlternariaalternataFMV00208:45S. POLZIN*, I. ELSENHANS, H. SCHMIDTDifferential proteomic expression of enterohaemorrhagicE. coli O157:H7EDL933 grown in intestinal simulatingmediaFMV00309:00M. NOLL*, C. WEILER, A. IFLAND,S. SIGIEL, A. NAUMANNCharacterisation of the incorporation ofListeria monocytogenes in a raw milkbiofilmFMV00409:15A. WEISS*, S. WILD, H. SCHMIDTSurvival of Listeria monocytogenes inlubricants applied in the food industryFMV00509:30M. SCHUPPLER*, L. AMATO, J. RITSCHARD,E. ROTH, L. MEILEThe impact of vacuum foil packaging onthe quality characteristics of the surfacesmear microflora of semi-hardsmear cheeseFMV00609:45M. WASSERMANN*, S. WEINHOLZ,C. CORDES, M. PEGLOW, W. PERGANDEGranulation of lactic acid bacteria usingthe fluidized bed technologyFMV00710:00M. WIESCHEBROCK*, F. SCHILLING,C. HERTELGeneration of new flavours in wheatdoughs supplemented with by-productsand fermented with non-Saccharomycescerevisiae yeastsFMV00810:15P. SEBASTIAN*, V. BLÄTTEL, E. GASSER,H. CLAUS, P. PFEIFFER, H. KÖNIGA novel enzymatic approach for growthinhibition of undesired wine related microorganismsFungal BiotechnologyRoom 2.05Chair: Paul TudzynskiCo-Chair: Bettina TudzynskiFBV01708:30R. LEHNECK*, S. PÖGGELERCharacterization of a putative a-carbonicanhydrase from the filamentous ascomyceteSordaria macrosporaFBV01808:45A. NEUMANN*, K. BRZONKALIK,C. SYLDATKCharacterization, purification andcloning of the O-Methyltransferase of AlternariaalternataFBV01909:00S. ALBERMANN*, B. TUDZYNSKIApproaches for directed strain improvementtargeting enhanced biosynthesisof gibberellic acid in Fusarium fujikuroiFBV02009:15J. BORMANN*, P. ILGEN, C. KRÖGER,B. HADELER, W. SCHÄFERNew insights in the regulation of mycotoxinproduction in the plant pathogenF. graminearumBIOspektrum | Tagungsband 2011
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Page 8: 8 GENERAL INFORMATIONGeneral Inform
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Page 14 and 15: 14 GENERAL INFORMATIONEinladung zur
Page 16 and 17: 16 AUS DEN FACHGRUPPEN DER VAAMFach
Page 22 and 23: 22 INSTITUTSPORTRAITMicrobiology in
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Page 32 and 33: 32 SPECIAL GROUPSACTIVITIES OF THE
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Page 48 and 49: ISV22Applying ecological principles
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ease of use for each method are dis
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ecycles organic compounds might be
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EMP009Isotope fractionation of nitr
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fluxes via plant into rhizosphere a
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EMP025Fungi on Abies grandis woodM.
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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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EMP058Functional diversity of micro
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EMP066Nutritional physiology of Sar
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acids, indicating that pyruvate is
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[1]. Interestingly, the locus locat
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mobilized via leaching processes dr
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Results: The change from heterotrop
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favorable environment for degrading
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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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about 600 S. aureus proteins from 3
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FGP011Functional genome analysis of
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FMV001Influence of osmotic and pH s
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microbiological growth inhibition t
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Results: Out of 210 samples of raw
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FMP017Prevalence and pathogenicity
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hyperthermophilic D-arabitol dehydr
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EPS matrix showed that it consists
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enzyme was purified via metal ion a
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GWP016O-demethylenation catalyzed b
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finally aim at the inactivation of
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GWP047Production of microbial biosu
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function, activity, influence on gl
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selected phyllosphere bacteria was
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groups. Multiple isolates were avai
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Dinoroseobacter shibae for our knoc
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Here, we present a comparative prot
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MPV009Connecting cell cycle to path
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MPV018Functional characterisation o
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dependent polar flagellum. The torq
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(ciprofloxacin, gentamicin, sulfame
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MPP023GliT a novel thiol oxidase -
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that can confer cell wall attachmen
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MPP040Influence of increases soil t
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[4] Yue, D. et al (2008): Fluoresce
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hemagglutinates sheep erythrocytes.
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about 600 bacterial proteins from o
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NTP003Resolution of natural microbi
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an un-inoculated reference cell, pr
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NTP019Identification and metabolic
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OTV008Structural analysis of the po
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and at least 99.5% of their respect
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OTP022c-type cytochromes from Geoba
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To characterize the gene involved i
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OTP037Identification of an acidic l
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OTP045Penicillin binding protein 2x
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PSP006Investigation of PEP-PTS homo
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The gene product of PA1242 (sprP) c
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PSP022Genome analysis and heterolog
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contains 6 genome copies in early e
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a novel initiation mechanism operat
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RGP035Kinase-Phosphatase Switch of
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RGP043Influence of Temperature on e
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[3] was investigated. The specific
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transcriptionally induced in respon
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during development of the symbiotic
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[2] Li, J. et al (1995): J. Nat. Pr
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Such a prodrug-activation mechanism
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cations. Besides the catalase depen
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Based on the recently solved 3D-str
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SRP016Effect of the sRNA repeat RSs
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CODH after overexpression in E. col
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acteriocines, proteins involved in
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264 AUTORENBreinig, F.FBP010FBP023B
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266 AUTORENGoerke, C.Goesmann, A.Go
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268 AUTORENKlaus, T.Klebanoff, S. J
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270 AUTORENMüller, Al.Müller, Ane
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272 AUTORENScherlach, K.Scheunemann
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274 AUTORENWagner, J.Wagner, N.Wahl
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276 PERSONALIA AUS DER MIKROBIOLOGI
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278 PROMOTIONEN 2010Lars Schreiber:
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280 PROMOTIONEN 2010Universität Je
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282 PROMOTIONEN 2010Universität Ro
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