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4.17 Crystal structure of the 2-oxoglutarate dependent dioxygenase RdpA Jörn Krauße, Anne Westendorf, E. Bartholomeus Küttner, Roland H. Müller, Norbert Sträter 60 4.18 Application of photoactivatable GFP to investigate dynamics of human mitochondria Christian Kukat, Katrin Pospischil, Alexandra Kneissl, Ingo Schäfer, Peter Seibel 61 4.19 Crystal structures of two thermophilic DNA nucleases as templates for protein engineering E. Bartholomeus Küttner, Sven Pfeifer, Thomas Greiner-Stöffele, Norbert Sträter 62 4.20 Strategies for the identifi cation of hydroxyproline-isomers and hydroxylysine in collagen Tobias Langrock, Natividad García-Villar, Ralf Hoffmann 63 4.21 The regulatory environment for the development and approval of biopharmaceuticals Rüdiger Laub, Ullrich Pigla 64 4.22 Discrimination of vaccinated and infected pigs by Salmonella-specifi c IgA antibodies Jörg Lehmann, Uwe Rösler, Thomas Lindner, Thomas Kramer, Jörg Gabert, Andreas Hensel 65 4.23 Selective inhibition of protein kinases by emodin-related compounds Katja Lerche, Lars Teich, Kurt Eger, Robert Günther, Hans-Jörg Hofmann, Rolf Gebhardt 66 4.24 Chip calorimeter as a control device for the monitoring of bioprocesses Johannes Lerchner, Thomas Maskow, Mirko Peitsch, Hauke Harms, Gert Wolf 67 4.25 Myeloperoxidase-induced effects on spermatozoa Jacqueline Leßig, Hans-Jürgen Glander, Uwe Paasch, Jürgen Arnhold 68 4.26 IZKF <strong>Leipzig</strong> Core Unit “Fluorescence Technology” – Flow cytometry and cell sorting Andreas Lösche, Viola Döbel 69
4.27 IZKF <strong>Leipzig</strong> Core Unit “Fluorescence Technology” – Laser scanning cytometry Andreas Lösche, Anja Mittag, Attila Tarnok 70 4.28 Binding proteins for advanced glycation endproducts isolated from different rat tissues Ina Meiners, Gerald Münch, Karen Nieber 71 4.29 Characterization of recombinant antibody fragments to human CD4 expressed in transgenic tobacco Dirk Mischke, Sunna Hauschildt, Jörg Böhme, René Brecht, Frank Emmrich, Ullrich Pigla, Rüdiger Laub 72 4.30 Separation of phosphopeptide isomers using capillary-zoneelectrophoresis Marika V. Mützelburg, Peter Hoffmann, David Singer, Ralf Hoffmann 73 4.31 Mass spectrometric methods and the investigation of the kinetic properties of cellular phospholipases Marijana Petkovic, Jürgen Schiller, Jacqueline Leßig, Beate Fuchs, Jürgen Arnhold 74 4.32 Phenotyping of mutans streptococci by intact cell MALDI-TOF-MS after caries excavation Stefan Rupf, Knut Merte, Knut Breitung, Susanne Kneist, Klaus Eschrich 75 4.33 Interaction of myeloperoxidase with human serum albumin Pavel Salavei, Uta Reibetanz, Jürgen Arnhold 76 4.34 Comparing the biophysical properties of sterols in lipid membranes – What is special about cholesterol? Holger A. Scheidt, Peter Müller, Andreas Herrmann, Klaus Arnold, Klaus Gawrisch, Daniel Huster 77 4.35 Studying calmodulin-adenylyl cyclase 8 interaction by chemical cross-linking and FTICR mass spectrometry Andreas Schmidt, Daniela M. Schulz, Stefan Kalkhof, Christian Ihling, Annette G. Beck-Sickinger, Dermot M.F. Cooper, Andrea Sinz 78 4.36 In vitro evolution of a thermostabilized Exonuclease III Ramona Schmiedel, Thomas Greiner-Stöffele 79
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POSTERS 8. BIOINFORMATICS
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8.2 Bio-Imaging platform LabImaging
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Dössel, Olaf 38 Drasdo, Dirk 205 E
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