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Sunday, June 26, 2011
15:30-16:00
Hall B
OPENING SESSION
15:30
WELCOME ADDRESS
J. Schrenzel, Switzerland, Organizing Committee Chairperson
R. Zbinden, Switzerland, President of the Swiss Society for Microbiology
B. Schink, Germany, FEMS President
L. Matthiesen, Belgium, Head of Unit – Infectious Diseases and Public Health,
European Commission
J.C. Piffaretti, Switzerland, Program Committee Chairperson and FEMS Vice
President
16:00-16:50
Hall B
PLENARY LECTURE
Chairperson:
16:00
B. Schink, Germany
EVOLUTION OF SMALL MICROBIAL GENOMES
S. Andersson, Sweden
16:50-17:40
Hall B
PLENARY LECTURE
Chairperson:
R. Zbinden, Switzerland
16:50
HISTORY AND PHYLOGEOGRAPHY OF LEPROSY
S. Cole, Switzerland
18:00
Welcome Reception
Supported by the State of Geneva
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Monday, June 27, 2011
08:30-09:25
Hall B
PLENARY LECTURE
Chairperson:
08:30
K. Schleifer, Germany
SMALL MICROBES, BIG OCEANS, AND GLOBAL ELEMENT CYCLING
R. Amann, Germany
09:30-12:00
Hall A
BERGEY SYMPOSIUM: THE IMPACT OF GENE SEQUENCE DATA ON TAXONOMY-MORE
CONFUSION OR FINALLY A SOLUTION?
Chairpersons:
P. Kämpfer, Germany
P. De Vos, Belgium
09:30
THE FUTURE OF THE "POLYPHASIC APPROACH" IN PROKARYOTIC
SYSTEMATICS
P. Kämpfer, Germany
10:00
BACTERIAL IDENTIFICATION : HOW FAR DO YOU WANT TO GO?
P. De Vos, Belgium
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
TOWARDS A DATABASE-BASED TAXONOMY
R. Rosselló-Mora, Spain
11:30
MICROBIAL GENOMICS: IMPACT OF COMPARATIVE ANALYSES AND PANGENOME STUDIES
H. Tettelin, D. Riley, USA
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
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Monday, June 27, 2011
09:30-12:00
Hall B
SYMPOSIUM: SECRETION IN PATHOGENS
Chairpersons:
C. Dehio, Switzerland
O. Schneewind, USA
09:30
FUNCTIONAL DIVERSIFICATION OF VIRULENCE-ASSOCIATED TYPE IV
SECRETION SYSTEMS OF THE GENUS BARTONELLA
C. Dehio, Switzerland
10:00
PROTEIN ASSEMBLY IN THE ENVELOPE OF PATHOGENIC BACILLI AND
STAPHYLOCOCCI
O. Schneewind, USA
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
ASSEMBLY OF THE TYPE-III SECRETION INJECTISOME
G.R. Cornelis, Switzerland
11:30
PILUS BIOGENESIS AT THE OUTER MEMBRANE
G. Waksman, UK
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
09:30-12:00
Hall C
SYMPOSIUM: EMERGING MICROBIAL INFECTIONS
Chairpersons:
A. Plyusnin, Finland
D. Raoult, France
09:30
HANTAVIRUSES OF THE OLD WORLD: 2011
A. Plyusnin, Finland
10:00
EMERGING BACTERIAL DISEASES IN AFRICA
D. Raoult, France
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
EMERGING IMIPENEM RESISTANT BACTERIA
L. Poirel, France
11:30
EMERGING VIRUSES IN BATS
N. Tordo, France
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
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Monday, June 27, 2011
09:30-12:00
Hall E
SYMPOSIUM: FUNGI AND RESPONSES TO MEDICALLY IMPORTANT ENVIRONMENTS
Chairpersons:
S. Brul, The Netherlands
A. Brown, UK
09:30
COVALENTLY LINKED WALL PROTEINS IN YEAST: PH-DEPENDENT
EXPRESSION AND CANDIDATES FOR ANTI-CANDIDA ALBICANS VACCINE
DEVELOPMENT
F.M. Klis, G.J. Sosinka, P.W.J. de Groot, A. Sorgo, C.J. Heilmann, H. Dekker,
C.G. de Koster, G. Smits, S. Brul, The Netherlands, Spain
10:00
IMPACT OF COMBINATORIAL STRESSES UPON THE FUNGAL PATHOGEN
CANDIDA ALBICANS
A. Brown, UK
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
STRESS RESPONSES OF MEDICALLY RELEVANT ASPERGILLI
J.P. Latge, France
11:30
GENOMICS TO IDENTIFY NOVEL ANTIFUNGALS IN CANDIDA GLABRATA
C. Schüller, Austria
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
09:30-12:00
Hall F
SYMPOSIUM: BIOGEOCHEMISTRY
Chairpersons:
A. Kappler, Germany
K. Pedersen, Sweden
09:30
MICROBIAL IRON OXIDATION IN MODERN AND ANCIENT ENVIRONMENTS
A. Kappler, Germany
10:00
MICROBIAL SULPHATE REDUCTION IN THE DEEP TERRESTRIAL BIOSPHERE
K. Pedersen, Sweden
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
MICROBIAL NITROGEN TRANSFORMATIONS IN SEDIMENTS - NEW PLAYERS
AND PATHWAYS, BUT WHAT´S THE DIFFERENCE?
B. Thamdrup, Denmark
11:30
NEW INSIGHTS FROM THE ACIDIC MICROBIAL IRON WHEEL
K. Küsel, Germany
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
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Monday, June 27, 2011
09:30-12:00
Hall G
SYMPOSIUM: BACTERIAL CHROMOSOME: STRUCTURE AND SEGREGATION
Chairpersons:
F. Boccard, France
D.Z. Rudner, USA
09:30
CHROMOSOME DYNAMICS DURING GROWTH AND DIFFERENTIATION
D.Z. Rudner, USA
10:00
LONG RANGE ORGANIZATION OF THE E. COLI CHROMOSOME: STRUCTURING
THE TER MACRODOMAIN BY MATP AND ITS IMPLICATIONS
F. Boccard, P. Dupaigne, O. Espéli, A. Thiel, M. Valens, I. Vallet-Gely, France
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
IN VITRO AND IN VIVO SINGLE MOLECULE STUDIES OF BACTERIAL
CHROMOSOME ORGANIZATION, REPLICATION AND SEGREGATION
D. Sherratt, UK
11:30
CHROMOSOME DYNAMICS IN ARCHAEA OF THE GENUS SULFOLOBUS
S.D. Bell, R. Samson, X. Yanqun, I. Duggin, N. Dubarry, Q. She, UK, Denmark
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
09:30-12:00
Hall K
SYMPOSIUM: INNATE IMMUNITY: ACTIVATION AND RESISTANCE MECHANISMS
SUPPORTED BY AN UNRESTRICTED EDUCATIONAL GRANT FROM NESTLÉ RESEARCH
CENTER
Chairpersons:
F. Götz, Germany
B. Henriques-Normark, Sweden
09:30
STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS: STIMULATION OF AND RESPONSE TO INNATE
IMMUNITY
F. Götz, Germany
10:00
PNEUMOCOCCAL INTERACTIONS WITH THE HOST
B. Henriques-Normark, Sweden
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
YERSINIA SURFACE STRUCTURES AND VIRULENCE
M. Skurnik, Finland
11:30
LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDES OF HAFNIA ALVEI: SPECIFIC ACTIVATION OF THE
COMPLEMENT LECTIN PATHWAY AND INDUCTION OF ANAPHYLACTOID
SHOCK
J. Lukasiewicz, C. Lugowski, Poland
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
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Monday, June 27, 2011
09:30-12:00
Hall L
SYMPOSIUM: STRUCTURE-FUNCTION RELATIONSHIPS OF VIRAL POLYMERASES
Chairpersons:
B. Canard, France
N. Verdaguer, Spain
09:30
WHAT WE CAN LEARN FROM THE STRUCTURES OF PICORNAVIRAL
REPLICATION COMPLEXES
N. Verdaguer, C. Ferrer-Orta, E. Domingo, Spain
10:00
VIRAL RNA PRIMING, CAPPING AND SYNTHESIS IN (+)RNA VIRUSES:
STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL COMPARISONS
B. Canard, France
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
INHIBITION OF HIV REVERSE TRANSCRIPTASE BEYOND APPROVED DRUGS
M. Gotte, Canada
11:30
STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL ANALYSES OF INFLUENZA VIRUS RNA
REPLICATION
N. Jorba, R. Coloma, P. Resa-Infante, M.A. Recuero-Checa, N. Zamarreño, R. Arranz,
J.M. Valpuesta, J.L. Carrascosa, J. Martín-Benito, O. Llorca, J. Ortin, Spain
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
12:30-14:30
Hall A
SPECIAL EVENT (ORGANIZED BY SGM): SHOWCASING PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT (WHILST
MAINTAINING ACADEMIC CREDIBILITY!)
Chairperson:
J. Verran, UK
12:30
BAD BUGS BOOKCLUB
J. Verran, UK
12:50
STOPPING THE SPREAD OF SUPERBUGS - COMMUNICATING MICROBIOLOGY
THROUGH DRAMA
D. Burdass, UK
13:10
NAKED SCIENTISTS
D. O'Carroll, UK
13:30
GRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION
A. Hilton, UK
13:50
E-BUG: THE DEVELOPMENT, EVALUATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A
MICROBIOLOGY, HYGIENE AND ANTIBIOTIC EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE FOR
SCHOOLS ACROSS EUROPE
D.M. Lecky, C.A.M. McNulty, UK
14:10
DISCUSSION
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Monday, June 27, 2011
12:30-14:30
Hall C
SPECIAL EVENT (ORGANISED BY ECCO, EUROPEAN CULTURE COLLECTIONS
ORGANISATION): BIOLOGICAL RESOURCE CENTRES: A MULTI-SERVICE FOR LIFE
SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
Chairpersons:
D. Eze, Latvia
P. Desmeth, Belgium
12:30
INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL SESSION ON ECCO : MEMBERSHIP, HOLDINGS,
MISSION AND DEVELOPMENT
D. Eze, Latvia
12:45
THE NAGOYA PROTOCOL ON ACCESS AND BENEFIT-SHARING:
OPPORTUNITIES AND RISKS
P. Desmeth, Belgium
13:05
IDENTIFICATION / CHARACTERISATION AND AUTHENTICATION OF MICROBIAL
STRAINS BY MALDI-TOF ICMS
C. Santos, N. Lima, Portugal
13:25
IS WHAT YOU SEE REALLY WHAT YOU GET? THE IMPORTANCE OF VERIFYING
DATA AND THE BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL WE STUDY
B.J. Tindall, Germany
13:50
IDENTIFIED AND WELL-CHARACTERIZED INDUSTRIAL MICROORGANISMS
FROM THE PUBLIC COLLECTION - AN IMPORTANT POTENTIAL FOR
BIOTECHNOLOGY
A. Misiewicz, Poland
14:10
EUROPEAN COOPERATION: INITIATIVES TRIGGERED BY THE EUROPEAN
CULTURE COLLECTIONS´ ORGANISATION
D. Fritze, Germany
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Monday, June 27, 2011
12:30-14:30
Hall K
SYMPOSIUM: MICROBES FOR HEALTH: COMPOSITION, MODULATION OF THE HUMAN
INTESTINAL MICROBIOTA AND ITS EFFECT ON HOST HEALTH
SPONSORED BY DANONE RESEARCH
Chairpersons:
J. van Hylckama Vlieg, France
W.M. de Vos, The Netherlands and Finland
12:30
INTRODUCTION
12:40
HUMAN INTESTINAL MICROBIOTA: FROM DIVERSITY TO FUNCTION
W.M. de Vos, The Netherlands and Finland
13:05
LEVERAGING GNOTOBIOTICS AND NEXT-GENERATION MOLECULAR TOOLS
TO EVALUATE THE IMPACT OF FERMENTED MILK STRAINS ON THE HUMAN
MICROBIOTA
N. McNulty, USA
13:30
GUT MICROBIOTA STUDIES IN ULCERATIVE COLITIS
F. Guarner, Spain
13:55
SIGNALING MECHANISMS UNDERLYING THE PROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF
LACTOBACILLUS PLANTARUM ON THE HUMAN INTESTINAL BARRIER
J.M. Wells, The Netherlands
14:20
CONCLUSION
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Monday, June 27, 2011
14:30-17:00
Hall A
WORKSHOP: METAGENOMICS IN THE ENVIRONMENT
Chairpersons:
F. Rodriguez-Valera, Spain
H. Bürgmann, Switzerland
14:30
GENOMIC DIVERSITY OF THE MARINE COPIOTROPH ALTEROMONAS
MACLEODII AT A SINGLE SITE IN THE DEEP WATER COMUMN OF THE
MEDITERRANEAN
F. Rodriguez-Valera, A.B. Martin-Cuadrado, A. Gonzaga, R. Ghai, Spain
15:00
AMPLICON SEQUENCING REVEALS DEVELOPMENT OF A MICROBIAL
ELECTROLYSIS CELL BIOFILM COMMUNITY
H. Bürgmann, F. Vazquez, K.M. Udert, Switzerland
15:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
16:00
EXPRESSION PROFILING OF MARINE MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES WITH 454
PYROSEQUENCING
A. Klindworth, C. Klockow, E. Karamehmedovic, B. Öztürk, H. Teeling, J. Waldmann,
A. Mann, T. Hammer, S. Huang, F.O. Glöckner, Germany
16:15
METAGENOME OF AN EPSILONPROTEOBACTERIUM ENRICHED FROM A
SULFIDIC BTEX-CONTAMINATED AQUIFER
K.M. Schleinitz, M. Szoboszlay, C. Dathe, T. Rohwerder, S. Bertilsson, A. Wendeberg,
H. Harms, C. Vogt, S. Kleinsteuber, Germany, Sweden
16:30
PYROSEQUENCING REVEALS SPATIAL AND SPECIES VARIATIONS IN
MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES ASSOCIATED WITH CORALS FROM THE RED SEA
O.O. Lee, J. Yang, Y. Wang, Z. Batang, A. Al-Suwailem, P.Y. Qian, China,
Saudi Arabia
16:45
MICROBIOTA PROFILING ALONG THE INTESTINE OF OBESE AND LEAN MICE
T. Harach, P. Leone, D. Moine, C. Ngom-Bru, J. Moulin, M. Moser, E. Rezzonico,
B. Berger, K. Macé, C. Darimont, Switzerland
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Monday, June 27, 2011
14:30-17:00
Hall B
WORKSHOP: ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE AND RESISTOME
Chairpersons:
J. Martinez, Spain
G.D. Wright, Canada
14:30
THE ANTIBIOTIC RESISTOME: A GENETIC RESPONSE TO A CHEMICAL
ASSAULT
G. Wright, Canada
15:00
THE INTRINSIC RESISTOME OF BACTERIAL PATHOGENS
J.L. Martinez, A. Fajardo, J. Olivares, C. Alvarez-Ortega, Spain
15:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
16:00
ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE AS AN EMERGING ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANT
H. Bürgmann, N. Czekalski, H.P. Grossart, V. Kisand, A. Lupo, C.M. Manaia,
M. Popowska, T. Schwartz, F. Walsh, T.U. Berendonk, COST Action TD0803
'Detecting evolutionary hot spots of antibiotic resistances in Europe', Switzerland,
Germany, Estonia, Portugal, Poland
16:10
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE DIVERSITY AND PREVALENCE OF ANTIBIOTIC
RESISTANCE GENE DETERMINANTS IN THE ENVIRONMENT USING A
METAGENOMIC APPROACH
J.M. Monier, S. Cecillon, T.O. Delmont, T.M. Vogel, P. Simonet, J. Nesme, France
16:20
OVEREXPRESSION OF MEXEF-OPRN AFFECTS PSEUDOMONAS QUINOLONE
SIGNAL PRODUCTION
C. Alvarez-Ortega, J. Olivares, T. Köhler , J.L. Martínez, Spain, Switzerland
16:30
THE EXPRESSION OF PRSA, INVOLVED IN S. AUREUS INTERMEDIATE
GLYCOPEPTIDES RESISTANCE, IS DEPENDANT ON THE VRARS SYSTEM
A. Jousselin, A. Renzoni, D. Andrey, A. Monod, W. Kelley, Switzerland
16:40
FITNESS COSTS ASSOCIATED TO A PLASMID-ENCODED SMQNR QUINOLONE
RESISTANCE GENE MAKES UNSUITABLE ITS TRANSFER TO A
HETEROLOGOUS HOST
M.B. Sánchez, J.L. Martínez, Spain
16:50
DISCUSSION
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Monday, June 27, 2011
14:30-17:00
Hall C
WORKSHOP: BACTERIAL BIOFILMS
Chairpersons:
T. Tolker-Nielsen, Denmark
I. Lasa, Spain
14:30
MECHANISMS INVOLVED IN PSEUDOMONAS PUTIDA BIOFILM FORMATION
AND BIOFILM DISPERSAL
M. Nilsson, W.-C. Chiang, M. Fazli, M. Gjermansen, L. Yang, T. Tolker-Nielsen,
Denmark
15:00
ROLE OF THE BAP PROTEIN OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS IN HOST CELL
INTERACTIONS
I. Lasa, J. Valle, Spain
15:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
16:00
REGULATION OF ARCHITECTURALLY COMPLEX COLONY DEVELOPMENT IN
BACILLUS SUBTILIS
A.T. Kovacs, O.P. Kuipers, The Netherlands
16:10
THE ROLE OF PILI IN STREPTOCOCCUS PYOGENES BIOFILM FORMATION
I. Margarit, A. Manetti, M. Becherelli, T. Koller, S. Buccato, B. Kreikemeyer,
A. Podbielski, G. Grandi, Italy, Germany
16:20
REGULATORY COHESION OF CELL CYCLE AND CELL DIFFERENTIATION
THROUGH INTERLINKED PHOSPHORYLATION AND SECOND MESSENGER
NETWORKS
S. Abel, P. Chien, P. Wassmann, T. Schirmer, V. Kaever, M.T. Laub, T.A. Baker,
U. Jenal, Switzerland, USA, Germany
16:30
SIGNAL-BASED STRATEGIES TO CONTROL BIOFILMS
N. Barraud, S.A. Rice, S. Kjelleberg, Australia, Singapore
16:40
EXTRACELLULAR NUCLEASES AND EXTRACELLULAR DNA PLAY AN
IMPORTANT ROLE IN VIBRIO CHOLERAE BIOFILM FORMATION
A. Seper, S. Roier, H. Wolinski, S.D. Kohlwein, A. Bishop, A. Camilli, J. Reidl,
S. Schild, Austria, USA
16:50
DISCUSSION
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Monday, June 27, 2011
14:30-17:00
Hall F
WORKSHOP: HIGH-THROUGHPUT APPROACHES
Chairpersons:
D. Bumann, Switzerland
TBA
14:30
SALMONELLA METABOLISM IN INFECTED HOST TISSUES
D. Bumann, Switzerland
15:00
TBA
15:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
16:00
VIRAL TAGGING: A HIGH-THROUGHPUT APPROACH TO EXPLORE VIRUS-HOST
INTERACTIONS
L. Deng, B. Poulos, P. Hugenholtz, M. Sullivan, USA, Australia
16:10
THE ACTIVE FRACTION OF THE HUMAN GUT MICROBIOME
F. Peris-Bondia, A. Latorre, A. Artacho, G. D'Auria, A. Moya, Spain
16:20
MALDI-TOF MASS SPECTROMETRY APPLICATION FOR RAPID PHYLOGENETIC
ANALYSIS AND IDENTIFICATION OF PLANT-HEALTH RELEVANT BACTERIA
J.F. Pothier, V. Pflüger, M. Wittwer, M. Shams, D. Ziegler, F. Rezzonico, C. Lavire,
M. Tonolla, X. Nesme, G. Vogel, B. Duffy, Switzerland, France
16:30
MPISYS - A MULTI PURPOSE IMAGING SYSTEM
M. Zeder, J. Pernthaler, R. Amann, Germany, Switzerland
16:40
STRAND-SPECIFIC DEEP SEQUENCING OF THE TRANSCRIPTOME TRANSCRIPTIONAL ORGANIZATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF REGULATORY
RNAS IN LEGIONELLA PNEUMOPHILA
T. Sahr, C. Rusniok, B. Jagla, O. Sismeiro, J.Y. Coppee, C. Buchrieser, France
16:50
DISCUSSION
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Monday, June 27, 2011
14:30-17:00
Hall G
WORKSHOP: NEW VACCINE DESIGN
Chairpersons:
M. Vignuzzi, France
H. Wolf, Germany
14:30
POPULATION GENETICS OF RNA VIRUSES AND VACCINE DEVELOPMENT
M. Vignuzzi, France
15:00
THE CONTROL OF HIV/AIDS IS A COMPLEX CHALLENGE FOR SCIENCE AND
SOCIETY
H. Wolf, Germany
15:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
16:00
CHARACTERIZATION AND GENETIC ENGINEERING OF HELICOBACTER PYLORI
TO HARNESS IT AS A DIARRHEAL DISEASE VACCINE VECTOR
S. Kienesberger, L.M. Nondorf, X.S. Zhang, G. Perez-Perez, M.J. Blaser, USA
16:20
PROGRESS TOWARDS A VACCINE AGAINST EXTRAINTESTINAL PATHOGENIC
ESCHERICHIA COLI
L. Serino, M. Pizza, Italy
16:40
IDENTIFICATION OF CONSERVED SURFACE PEPTIDES IN GRAM-NEGATIVE
BACTERIA FOR VACCINE DEVELOPMENT
M. Thein, N. Paramasivam, G. Sauer, D. Linke, Germany
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Monday, June 27, 2011
14:30-17:00
Hall K
WORKSHOP: MOBILE GENETIC ELEMENTS
Chairpersons:
M. Chandler, France
D. Mazel, Switzerland
14:30
SINGLE STRAND TRANSPOSITION AND THE ROLE OF Y1 TRANSPOSASES IN
THE BACTERIAL CELL
M. Chandler, T.H. Bao, P. Siguier, L. Lavatine, S. He, C. Pasternak, S. Sommer,
A.B. Hickman, F. Dyda, France, USA
15:00
INTEGRONS, SOS RESPONSE AND HORIZONTAL GENE TRANSFERS: INTIMATE
CONNECTIONS
D. Mazel, France
15:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
16:00
ANALYSIS OF PLASMIDS RELATIONSHIPS THROUGH GENE SHARING
NETWORKS
M. Fondi, R. Fani, M. Virta, M. Tamminen, Italy, Finland
16:10
MASSIVE ACCUMULATION OF IS ELEMENTS IN THE EVOLUTIONARY STABLE
GENOME OF THE INTRACELLULAR AMOEBA SYMBIONT “CANDIDATUS
AMOEBOPHILUS ASIATICUS”
T. Penz, A. Spang, M. Wagner, M. Horn, S. Schmitz-Esser, Austria
16:20
REGULATION OF STREPTOCOCCUS THERMOPHILUS GENOMIC ICELANDS
N. Carraro, V. Libante, C. Morel, B. Decaris, F. Charron, P. Leblond, G. Guédon,
France
16:30
IMEXS: INTEGRATIVE MOBILE GENETIC ELEMENTS HIJACKING THE XER
MACHINERY OF THEIR HOST
B. Das, J. Bischerour, F.X. Barre, France
16:40
THE TRANSPOSITION MECHANISM OF TN3-FAMILY REPLICATIVE
TRANSPOSONS: LET'S MEET AT THE FORK!
E. Nicolas, M. Lambin, B. Hallet, Belgium
16:50
DISCUSSION
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Monday, June 27, 2011
14:30-17:00
Hall L
WORKSHOP: METALS AND MICROBES
Chairpersons:
N. Robinson, UK
P. Cornelis, Belgium
14:30
IRON UPTAKE AND HOMEOSTASIS IN PSEUDOMONAS
P. Cornelis, Q. Wei, Belgium
15:00
METAL SENSING IN SYNECHOCYSTIS PCC 6803
N. Robinson, UK
15:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
15:40
EXBB OF THE E. COLI INTERMEMBRANE ENERGY TRANSDUCING COMPLEX
FORMS AN OLIGOMER
A. Pramanik, V. Braun, Germany
16:10
IRON TRANSPORT ACROSS THE INNER MEMBRANE WITH THE
SIDEROPHORES PYOCHELIN AND ENANTIO-PYOCHELIN IN PSEUDOMONAS
SPECIES
C. Reimmann, Switzerland
16:20
PUMPING OUT HEAVY METALS: A STRATEGY EVOLVED BY M. TUBERCULOSIS
TO ESCAPE HOST CELL MICROBICIDAL MECHANISMS
H. Botella, P. Salek, F. Levillain, Y. Poquet, C. Wang, I. Brandli, C. Sagné, L. Tailleux,
B. Gasnier, C. de Chastellier, B. Gicquel, O. Neyrolles, France
16:30
DISCRIMINATIVE RECOGNITION OF MAJOR OR MINOR DNA GROOVES DRIVES
IRON-RESPONSIVE FUR REGULATION IN THE HUMAN PATHOGEN
HELICOBACTER PYLORI
F. Agriesti, D. Roncarati, M. Iurlaro, F. Sparla, S. Romagnoli, A. Danielli, V. Scarlato,
Italy
16:40
HEAVY METAL SENSING BY THE CNRYXH COMPLEX IN CUPRIAVIDUS
METALLIDURANS CH34
E. de Rosny, J. Trepreau, E. Girard, A.P. Maillard, I. Petit-Haertlein, R. Kahn, J. Covès,
France
16:50
DISCUSSION
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Monday, June 27, 2011
17:15-18:30
Hall B
ROUND TABLE: CHANCES AND CHALLENGES FOR EC-FUNDED EUROPEAN
RESEARCH
Chairpersons:
B. Schink, Germany
H. Wolf, Germany
17:15
WELCOME
B. Schink, Germany
17:20
INTRODUCTION
H. Wolf, Germany
17:30
PERSPECTIVES IN FP7: 2011-2016
L. Matthiesen, Belgium
17:40
CONDUCT OF CLINICAL TRIALS IN ENDEMIC AREAS: ASKING THE CRUCIAL
QUESTIONS
C. M’Gone, The Netherlands
17:50
HARVEST-TIME, FROM BASIC SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY TO CLINICAL
EVALUATION:TOWARDS UNDERSTANDING MOLECULAR MECHANISMS
O. Leroy, Germany
18:00
ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION
L. Matthiesen, Belgium
C. M’Gone, The Netherlands
O. Leroy, Germany
D. van Solingen, The Netherlands
J. Schrenzel, Switzerland
T. Tønjum, Norway
17:15-18:30
Hall E
SSM/SGM GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:30-09:25
Hall B
PLENARY LECTURE
Chairperson:
08:30
E. Domingo, Spain
RECODING AND WHOLE GENOME SYNTHESIS FOR VIRUS ATTENUATION AND
VACCINE DESIGN
E. Wimmer, USA
09:30-12:00
Hall A
SYMPOSIUM: SIGNALLING IN BACTERIA
Chairpersons:
U. Jenal, Switzerland
M. Laub, USA
09:30
SELECTIVE PRESSURES THAT SHAPE SIGNALING PATHWAYS DURING
EVOLUTION
M. Laub, USA
10:00
CYCLIC DI-GMP SIGNALING AND BACTERIAL PERSISTENCE
U. Jenal, Switzerland
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
SIGNALING BY SMALL RAS-LIKE GTPASES IN BACTERIA
L. Sogaard-Andersen, Germany
11:30
PROTEIN DYAMICS REVEALED BY BACTERIAL BEHAVIOUR
J. Armitage, UK
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
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09:30-12:00
Hall B
SYMPOSIUM: METAGENOMICS
Chairpersons:
J. Wang, China
F. Angly, Australia
09:30
METAGENOMICS OF A METHANE DRIVEN DENITRIFICATION ECOSYSTEM
F. Angly, Australia
10:00
HIGH THROUGHPUT HUMAN GUT METAGENOMICS STUDY
J. Wang, China
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, EXHIBITION AND POSTER VISIT
11:00
COMPARATIVE METAGENOMICS OF GUT AND OCEAN: IDENTIFICATION OF
MICROBIAL MARKER GENES FOR COMPLEX ENVIRONMENTAL PROPERTIES
P. Bork, Germany
11:30
OPERATIONALLY DEFINED MICROBIAL LINEAGES AND THEIR
(CO-)OCCURRENCES IN THE WILD
C. von Mering, Switzerland
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
20
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
09:30-12:00
Hall C
SYMPOSIUM: EXPERIMENTAL EVOLUTION: DECIPHERING THE EVOLUTIONARY
PATHWAYS OF BACTERIA
Chairpersons:
R. Lenski, USA
C. Masson-Boivin, France
09:30
EXPERIMENTAL EVOLUTION OF A PLANT PATHOGEN INTO A LEGUME
SYMBIONT
D. Capela, M. Marchetti, S. Guan, S. Cruveiller, L. Tasse, C. Gris, J. Batut, C. Médigue,
C. Masson-Boivin, France
10:00
PATHWAYS OF PHENOTYPIC AND GENOMIC EVOLUTION IN A 50.000
GENERATION EXPERIMENT
R.E. Lenski, USA
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
EVOLUTION OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA CHRONICALLY INFECTING
AIRWAYS OF CYSTIC FIBROSIS PATIENTS
S. Molin, L. Yang, L. Jelsbak, R. Marvig, S. Damkiaer, H.K. Johansen, N. Hoiby,
Denmark
11:30
REGULATORY NETWORK EVOLUTION DURING A LONG-TERM EXPERIMENT
WITH ESCHERICHIA COLI
D. Schneider, France
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
21
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
09:30-12:00
Hall E
SYMPOSIUM: NEW TRENDS IN YEAST BIOTECHNOLOGY
Chairpersons:
A. Sibirny, Ukraine
D. Porro, Italy
09:30
METABOLIC ENGINEERING AND CLASSIC SELECTION OF THERMOTOLERANT
YEAST HANSENULA POLYMORPHA FOR IMPROVEMENT OF XYLOSE
ALCOHOLIC FERMENTATION
A.A. Sibirny, K.V. Dmytruk, O.O. Kurylenko, Ukraine, Poland
10:00
INDUSTRIAL YEAST BIOTECHNOLOGY: TOWARD A BETTER CELL FACTORY
FOR THE PRODUCTION OF ORGANIC ACIDS
P. Branduardi, T. Fossati, L. Dato, S. Passolunghi, D. Porro, Italy
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
PRODUCTION OF ADVANCED BIOFUELS THROUGH YEAST SYNTHETIC
BIOLOGY
A. Krivoruchko, Sweden
11:30
ENVIRONMENTAL AND INTRINSIC STRESS IN PICHIA PASTORIS PRODUCING
RECOMBINANT PROTEIN
D. Mattanovich, B. Gasser, M. Dragosits, M. Delic, A.B. Graf, M. Maurer, M. Sauer,
K. Baumann, P. Ferrer, Austria, Spain
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
22
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
09:30-12:00
Hall F
THE JORGEN LEHMAN AND GERHARD DOMAGK SYMPOSIUM: MYCOBACTERIA
CAUSING HUMAN CHRONIC INFECTIONS
Chairpersons:
J.D. McKinney, Switzerland
S. Gagneux, Switzerland
09:30
EVOLUTIONARY FORCES IN MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS
S. Gagneux, Switzerland
10:00
INDIVIDUALITY OF MICROBIAL RESPONSES TO ANTIBIOTICS
J.D. McKinney, Switzerland
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
PHTHIOCEROL DIMYCOCEROSATES AND PHENOGLYCOLIPIDS: KEY PLAYERS
FOR MYCOBACTERIAL PATHOGENESIS
C. Guilhot, France
11:30
GENE SILENCING TO EVALUATE POTENTIAL DRUG TARGETS IN
MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS
S.W. Park, M. Klotzsche, D. Schnappinger, S. Ehrt, USA
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
09:30-12:00
Hall G
SYMPOSIUM: ENVIRONMENTAL PROKARYOTES SHAPING GLOBAL C AND N CYCLES
Chairpersons:
A. Boetius, Germany
B. Kartal, The Netherlands
09:30
PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY OF ANAEROBIC AMMONIUM OXIDATION
B. Kartal, The Netherlands
10:00
ENVIRONMENTAL MICROORGANISMS SHAPING GLOBAL C CYCLES- THE DEEP
SEA PERSPECTIVE
A. Boetius, Germany
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
NICHE SPECIALISATION OF TERRESTRIAL AMMONIA OXIDISING ARCHAEA
G. Nicol, J.I. Prosser, UK
11:30
MICROBIAL OXIDATION OF GAS AND OIL IN THE DEEP SEA - FROM NATURAL
SEEPAGE TO OIL SPILLS
S. Joye, M. Crespo-Medina, C. Meile, K. Hunter, A. Vossmeyer, V. Asper, A. Dierks,
J. Montoya, T. Villareal, USA
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
23
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
09:30-12:00
Hall K
SYMPOSIUM: SINGLE CELL MICROBIOLOGY
Chairpersons:
M. Kuypers, Germany
M. Ackermann, Switzerland
09:30
AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE ON PHENOTYPIC HETEROGENEITY IN
BACTERIA
M. Ackermann, Switzerland
10:00
APPLICATION OF NANOSIMS FOR SINGLE CELL IMAGING IN ENVIRONMENTAL
MICROBIOLOGY
M. Kuypers, Germany
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
LIVE AND LET DIE: RAMAN AND NANOSIMS-BASED ECOPHYSIOLOGICAL
ANALYSES OF MICROBES
M. Wagner, Austria
11:30
A GLIMPSE INTO THE LIFE OF MICROBIAL DARK MATTER
C. Rinke, A. Sczyrba, S. Malfatti, J. Lee, J.F. Cheng, R. Stepanauskas, J. Eisen,
S. Hallam, W. Inskeep, B. Hedlund, S. Sievert, W.T. Liu, G. Tsiamis, P. Hugenholtz,
T. Woyke, USA, Canada, Greece, Australia
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
09:30-12:00
Hall L
SYMPOSIUM: VIRAL ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION
Chairpersons:
A. Buckling, UK
S. Elena, Spain
09:30
BACTERIA PHAGE COEVOLUTION IN NATURAL POPULATIONS
A. Buckling, P. Gomez, UK
10:00
EVALUATING THE DISTRIBUTION OF MUTATIONAL FITNESS EFFECTS OF A
PLANT RNA VIRUS ACROSS DIFFERENT HOST SPECIES
J. Lalic, J.M. Cuevas, S. Elena, Spain
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
VIRUS RESTRICTION VIA HYPERMUTATION – PART OF A BIGGER PICTURE
S. Wain-Hobson, France
11:30
RNA VIRUS EVOLUTION AND ADAPTATION AT DIFFERENT BIOLOGICAL
SCALES
O. Pybus, UK
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
24
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
12:30-14:30
Hall A
SPECIAL EVENT (ORGANISED BY SGM): MAKING THE MOST OF PHD AND POSTDOCTORAL YEARS
Chairpersons:
J. Verran, UK
H. Lappin-Scott, UK
12:30
MICROBIOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS & POSTDOCS - MAKING THE MOST OF
PHD AND POSTDOCTORAL YEARS: CHAIR´S REMARKS
J. Verran, UK
13:05
GETTING PUBLISHED
H. Lappin-Scott, UK
13:40
EFFECTIVE PRESENTATION SKILLS
L.M. Lawrance, UK
12:30-14:30
Hall B
SYMPOSIUM: MASS SPECTROMETRY AND THE FUTURE
SPONSORED BY BIOMERIEUX (SUISSE) SA
12:30
MASS SPECTROMETRY IN THE CLINICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY
- IDENTIFICATION OF BACTERIA AND OTHER MICROORGANISMS
M. Tonolla, Switzerland
13:10
MICROORGANISM CHARACTERIZATION USING TARGETED MASS
SPECTROMETRY
J.P. Charrier, France
13:50
CLINICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL YEASTS AND MOULDS: COMPARISON OF
MOLECULAR AND PROTEOMIC IDENTIFICATION TECHNIQUES
O. Petrini, Switzerland
25
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
14:30-17:00
Hall A
WORKSHOP: INTERACTIONS OF BACTERIA WITH PROTOZOANS AND MACROPHAGES
Chairpersons:
G. Greub, Switzerland
M. Swanson, USA
14:30
CHLAMYDIA-RELATED BACTERIA: INTERACTIONS WITH AMOEBAE AND
MACROPHAGES
G. Greub, Switzerland
15:00
LEGIONELLA PNEUMOPHILA, A PATHOGEN IN SEARCH OF ITS NEXT MEAL
M. Swanson, USA
15:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
16:00
AMOEBAE: NATURAL HOSTS AND VERSATILE INFECTION MODELS FOR
LEGIONELLA
H. Hilbi, Germany
16:10
NUCLEOID-ASSOCIATED PROTEINS CONTROL STRESS ADAPTATION AND
VIRULENCE TRAITS IN LEGIONELLA PNEUMOPHILA
M. Vergnes, T. Sahr, S. Jarraud, C. Buchrieser, D. Schneider, E. Kay, France
16:20
FROM HITCHHIKERS AND BACKPACKERS: CO-CULTURES OF LISTERIA
MONOCYTOGENES AND ACANTHAMOEBA SPP. FEATURE A PECULIAR TYPE
OF INTERACTION
D. Doyscher, L. Fieseler, L. Dons, M.J. Loessner, M. Schuppler, Switzerland, Denmark
16:30
CILIATES AS NATURAL RESERVOIR OF POTENTIALLY PATHOGENIC
BACTERIA: SELECTED EXAMPLES FROM RICKETTIALES AND
FRANCISELLACEAE
G. Petroni, Italy
16:40
EVOLUTIONARY CONTEXT OF THE KILLER SYMBIOSIS PARAMECIUMCAEDIBACTER
M. Schrallhammer, V. Vitali, E. Dusi, H.D. Görtz, T.U. Berendonk, G. Petroni,
Germany, Italy
16:50
DISCUSSION
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011
14:30-17:00
Hall B
WORKSHOP: MICROBIAL CELL STRUCTURE
Chairpersons:
T. Mignot, France
L. Hamoen, UK
14:30
A MODULAR MOLECULAR MOTOR DRIVES CENTRAL ENVELOPE PROCESSES
IN MYXOBACTERIA
M. Wartel, M. Sun, J. Shaevitz, T. Mignot, France, USA
15:00
LARGE RING POLYMERS ALIGN FTSZ POLYMERS FOR NORMAL SEPTUM
FORMATION
L. Hamoen, UK
15:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
16:00
INTERCELLULAR NANOTUBES MEDIATE BACTERIAL COMMUNICATION
G.P. Dubey, S. Ben-Yehuda, Israel
16:15
MICROTUBULES IN BACTERIA: IDENTIFICATION, IN VIVO STRUCTURE AND
ORIGIN OF BTUBA/BTUBB
M. Pilhofer, M.S. Ladinsky, A.W. Mc Dowall, G. Petroni, G.J. Jensen, USA, Italy
16:30
BACTOFILINS: A NEW CLASS OF CYTOSKELETAL PROTEINS
J. Kühn, A. Briegel, E. Mörschel, J. Kahnt, G. Jensen, M. Thanbichler, Germany, USA
16:45
A SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL MAP OF THE B. SUBTILIS SPORE COAT
P. McKenney, J. Jacobs, M. De Francesco, P. Eichenberger, USA
27
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
14:30-17:00
Hall C
WORKSHOP: BACTERIAL POPULATION GENETICS
Chairpersons:
I. Mokrousov, Russia
M. Maiden, UK
14:30
POPULATION GENOMICS OF PATHOGENIC NEISSERIA
M. Maiden, UK
15:00
GENETIC GEOGRAPHY OF MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS: LOOKING
THROUGH THE MIRROR OF HUMAN MIGRATORY HISTORY
I. Mokrousov, Russia
15:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
16:00
POPULATION DIVERSITY OF MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS BEIJING
FAMILY STRAINS IN CHINA AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH DOMESTIC HUMAN
MIGRATIONS
T. Luo, C. Yang, J. Mei, Q. Gao, China
16:10
HOST SPECIFICITY AND POPULATION STRUCTURE OF CAMPYLOBACTER
JEJUNI ISOLATED FROM WILD BIRDS
P. Griekspoor, F. Colles, N. McCarthy, P. Hansbro, B. Olsen, M. Maiden,
J. Waldenström, Sweden, UK, Australia
16:20
FIRST GENOME OF XANTHOMONAS ARBORICOLA PV. PRUNI AND APPLIED
GENOMICS TO DEVELOP BIODIVERSITY/MONITORING METHODS AND
IDENTIFY VIRULENCE FACTORS
J.F. Pothier, A. Hajri, S. Cesbron, A. Bühlmann, M.S. Kröber, F.J. Vorhölter, J. Blom,
A. Goesmann, A. Pühler, J.E. Frey, C. Manceau, T.H.M. Smits, B. Duffy, Switzerland,
France, Germany
16:30
SOIL PERSISTENT ESCHERICHIA COLI: INVESTIGATION INTO THE
COINCIDENTAL EVOLUTION OF VIRULENCE FACTORS
F. Abram, N. Bhreathnach, F. Brennan, V. O'Flaherty, Ireland
16:40
THE EMERGENCE OF CROSS-FEEDING WITHIN POPULATIONS OF
DENITRIFYING BACTERIA
D.R. Johnson, M. Ackermann, Switzerland
16:50
DISCUSSION
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011
14:30-17:00
Hall F
WORKSHOP: SECONDARY METABOLITES AND METABOLOMICS
Chairpersons:
C. Paul, Germany
G. Challis, UK
14:30
MINING ACTINOMYCETE GENOMES FOR NEW NATURAL PRODUCTS AND
BIOSYNTHETIC PATHWAYS
G. Challis, L. Song, L. Laureti, J.P. Escribano Gomez, D. Fox, C. Corre, S. Huang,
P. Leblond, B. Aigle, M. Bibb, UK, France
15:00
SECONDARY METABOLISM OF THE CYANOBACTERIUM OSCILLATORIA PCC
6506: FROM GENOME SEQUENCING TO CYANOTOXIN AND METABOLITE
BIOSYNTHESES
O. Ploux, A. Méjean, R. Mazmouz, S. Mann, F. Chapuis-Hugon, V. Pichon, France
15:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
16:00
HETEROLOGOUS EXPRESSION AND ENZYMATIC CHARACTERIZATION OF A
NONRIBOSOMAL PEPTIDE SYNTHETASE MODULE INVOLVED IN
SIDEROPHORE BIOSYNTHESIS
L. Roussel, F. Coucheney, R. Dutoit, C. Legrain, P. Jacques, France, Belgium
16:15
COMBINING MICROBIAL FUNCTIONAL METAGENOMIC AND EUKARYOTIC
GENETIC SCREENS TO UNCOVER NOVEL BIOACTIVE MOLECULES AND THEIR
MOLECULAR TARGETS IN CAENORHABDITIS ELEGANS
F. Ballestriero, T. Thomas, A. Penesyan, M. Yung, M. Daim, A. Neu, E. Di Schiavi,
P. Bazzicalupo, S. Kjelleberg, S. Egan, Australia, Italy
16:30
GENETIC VARIATION OF ADENYLATION DOMAINS OF THE ANABAENOPEPTIN
SYNTHESIS OPERON AND THE EVOLUTION OF SUBSTRATE SELECTIVITY
G. Christiansen, B. Philmus, T. Hemscheidt, R. Kurmayer, Austria, USA
16:45
CHEMICAL SIGNALLING IN PLANKTON COMMUNITIES - TOWARDS AN
INTEGRATED -OMICS AND BIOASSAY APPROACH
G. Pohnert, C. Paul, C. Vidoudez, Germany
29
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
14:30-17:00
Hall G
WORKSHOP: FUNGAL DEVELOPMENT
Chairpersons:
G. Braus, Germany
L. Corrochano, Spain
14:30
LIGHT CONTROL OF FUNGAL DEVELOPMENT AND SECONDARY METABOLISM
IN THE FILAMENTOUS FUNGUS ASPERGILLUS NIDULANS
G. Braus, Germany
15:00
REGULATION BY LIGHT OF DEVELOPMENT IN THE FUNGUS PHYCOMYCES
L.M. Corrochano, V.G. Tagua, A. Miralles-Durán, Spain
15:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
16:00
REGULATION BY LIGHT OF DEVELOPMENTAL GENES IN THE FUNGUS
NEUROSPORA CRASSA
C. Ruger-Herreros, L.M. Corrochano, Spain
16:20
GROWTH DYNAMICS OF NEUROSPORA CRASSA WITHIN COMPLEX
MICROFLUIDIC STRUCTURES
M. Held, D. Nicolau, C. Edwards, UK
16:40
LIGHT CONTROLS DEVELOPMENT AND SECONDARY METABOLISM IN
FUSARIUM FUJIKUROI
P. Wiemann, B. Tudzynski, Germany
30
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
14:30-17:00
Hall K
WORKSHOP: MICROBIAL PERSISTENCE AND CHRONIC INFECTIONS
Chairpersons:
G. Döring, Germany
E. Mahenthiralingam, UK
14:30
BURKHOLDERIA CEPACIA COMPLEX BACTERIA AS MODELS FOR
UNDERSTANDING MICROBIAL PERSISTENCE AND CHRONIC INFECTION
E. Mahenthiralingam, UK
15:00
ALGINATE REGULATION IN PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA
A. Schmidt, A.S. Limpert, M. Bastian, K. Lapouge, M. Merighi, S. Lory, D. Haas,
G. Döring, Germany, Switzerland, USA
15:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
16:00
MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS, STRESS RESPONSE AND
POLYPHOSPHATE METABOLISM
M. Kundu, India
16:10
BURKHOLDERIA CENOCEPACIA J2315 HFQ2 GENE PLAYS A ROLE ON STRESS
RESISTANCE AND VIRULENCE
S.A. Sousa, C.G. Ramos, A.M. Grilo, J.R. Feliciano, J.H. Leitão, Portugal
16:20
SURVIVAL AND PERSISTENCE OF THE MELIOIDOSIS AGENT BURKHOLDERIA
PSEUDOMALLEI IN DIFFERENT HOSTS AND ENVIRONMENTS IN ENDEMIC
AUSTRALIA
M. Kaestli, M. Mayo, M. Schmid, M. Rothballer, G. Harrington, L. Richardson,
A. Tuanyok, P. Keim, A. Hartmann, B. Currie, Australia, Germany, USA
16:30
ADAPTATION OF SALMONELLA ENTERICA TO BILE: MUTATIONAL AND NONMUTATIONAL MECHANISMS
J. Casadesús, S.B. Hernández, Spain
16:40
FIMH PATHOADAPTATIVE MUTATIONS IN CROHN'S DISEASE-ASSOCIATED
ADHERENT-INVASIVE E. COLI ENHANCE BINDING TO CEACAM6
N. Dreux, J. Denizot, A. Mellmann, R. Bonnet, A. Darfeuille-Michaud, N. Barnich,
France, Germany
16:50
DISCUSSION
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011
17:15-19:15
Hall B
SPECIAL EVENT (ORGANIZED BY EAM/EMF): KEYNOTE LECTURE AND ROUNDTABLE
DISCUSSION ON EMERGING DISEASES - PANDEMICS, DRUG RESISTANCE AND
VACCINES
Chairpersons:
E. Ron, Israel
T. Tønjum, Norway
17:15
INFECTIOUS DISEASES - LESSONS FROM THE FLU PANDEMIC
J. Hacker, Germany
18:00
ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION: EMERGING DISEASES - PANDEMICS, DRUG
RESISTANCE AND VACCINES
J. Hacker, Germany
P. Cossart, France
H. Klenk, Germany
M. Maiden, UK
M. Watson, France
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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:30-09:25
Hall B
PLENARY LECTURE
Chairperson:
08:30
U. Jenal, Switzerland
EMERGENCE AND PROLIFERATION OF B. SUBTILIS L-FORMS
P. Dominguez-Cuevas, R. Mercier, J. Errington, UK
09:30-12:00
Hall A
SYMPOSIUM: E.COLI PATHOTYPES ORGANIZED BY ERA-NET PATHOGENOMICS
Chairpersons:
J. Hacker, Germany
E. Denamur, France
09:30
PATHOGENOMICS OF ESCHERICHIA COLI - ASPECTS OF GENOME DYNAMICS
IN ADAPTATION TO VARIOUS NICHES
J. Hacker, S. Behrens-Kneip, H. Merkert, U. Dobrindt, Germany
10:00
THE SPANC TRADE-OFF DURING EXTRAINTESTINAL ESCHERICHIA COLI
INFECTIONS
E. Denamur, France
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
SYSTEMATIC INHIBITION OF THE INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE NETWORK BY
ENTEROPATHOGENIC E. COLI
I. Rosenshine, Israel
11:30
DECIPHERING THE LISTERIA SURFACE PROTEIN EXPRESSION BY SHOTGUN
AND TARGETED PROTEOMICS APPROACHES
E. Calvo, Spain
11:40
PREDICTION OF TYPE III SECRETED PROTEINS BY NETWORK- AND SEQUENCE
ANALYSIS
R. Arnold, Germany
11:50
GENOMIC FEATURES OF CHLAMYDIA TRACHOMATIS: TRACKING THE BASIS
FOR THE ECOLOGICAL SUCCESS
A. Nunes, Portugal
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
33
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
09:30-12:00
Hall B
SYMPOSIUM: GLOBAL CONTROL IN PROKARYOTES
Chairpersons:
S. Busby, UK
C. Gualerzi, Italy
09:30
POST-TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION OF GENE EXPRESSION FOLLOWING
COLD-STRESS IN ESCHERICHIA COLI
C.O. Gualerzi, Italy
10:00
GLOBAL REGULATION OF TRANSCRRIPTION IN E. COLI BY NUCLEOID
ASSOCIATED PROTEINS
S. Busby, UK
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
CONTROL OF THE ALPHAPROTEOBACTERIAL GENERAL STRESS RESPONSE
BY THE PHYR-NEPR-ΣECFG CASCADE
A. Francez-Charlot, Switzerland
11:30
EFFECTS OF (MODIFIED) NUCLEOTIDES ON ADHESION FACTOR PRODUCTION
AND BIOFILM FORMATION IN ESCHERICHIA COLI
P. Landini, Italy
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
09:30-12:00
Hall C
SYMPOSIUM: SYNTHETIC MICROBIOLOGY
Chairpersons:
V. de Lorenzo, Spain
A. Moya, Spain
09:30
TREMBLAYA PRINCEPS, A NATURAL SYNTHETIC BIOLOGY CASE FOR A
TRANSLATIONAL MACHINE BELOW THE LIVING-CELL STATUS
S. López-Madrigal, A. Latorre, M. Porcar, R. Gil, A. Moya, Spain
10:00
ENGINEERING BACTERIAL TRANSDUCERS OF BIOCHEMICAL REACTIONS
INTO OPTICAL OUTPUTS
V. de Lorenzo, C. Alvarez-Carreño, A. de Las Heras, Spain
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
DESIGN AND PRODUCTION OF NOVEL ANTIBIOTICS BY SYNTHETIC BIOLOGY
O. Kuipers, A. van Heel, M. Montalbán-López, The Netherlands
11:30
INSULATING, ANALYZING AND DESIGNING BIOCHEMICAL NETWORKS
S. Panke, S. Billerbeck, M. Bujara, C. Hold, Switzerland
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
34
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
09:30-12:00
Hall E
SYMPOSIUM: HORIZONTAL GENE TRANSFER
Chairpersons:
F. de la Cruz, Spain
J.P. Claverys, France
09:30
SPECIFIC ROLES OF TRANSFORMATION-DEDICATED PROTEINS OF
STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE IN HORIZONTAL GENE TRANSFER
J.P. Claverys, France
10:00
DIVERSITY AND SPECIALTIES OF BACTERIAL CONJUGATION SYSTEMS
F. de la Cruz, Spain
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
EXPANDING OUR KNOWLEDGE ON THE COMMUNAL GENE POOL IN NATURAL
ENVIRONMENTS USING HIGH THROUGHPUT SEQUENCING
S. Sørensen, L. Li, A. Norman, L.H. Hansen, Denmark
11:30
STRUCTURE AND OPERATION OF THE DNA-TRANSLOCATING TYPE I DNA
RESTRICTION ENZYMES
C.K. Kennaway, J.E. Taylor, C.F. Song, W. Potrzebowski, J.H. White, A. Swiderska,
A. Obarska-Kosinska, P. Callow, L.P. Cooper, G.A. Roberts, J.M. Bujnicki, J. Trinick,
G. Kneale, D.T. Dryden, UK, Poland, France
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
35
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
09:30-12:00
Hall F
SYMPOSIUM: ENERGY LIMITATION
Chairpersons:
C. Plugge, The Netherlands
B. Schink, Germany
09:30
METABOLIC FLEXIBILITY IN SYNTROPHIC PROPIONATE-CONVERTING
COMMUNITIES
C.M. Plugge, J.C.M. Scholten, A.J.M. Stams, W. Zhang, The Netherlands, USA
10:00
SYNTROPHIC ENERGY METABOLISM CLOSE TO THE THERMODYNAMIC
EQUILIBRIUM
B. Schink, Germany
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
SYNTROPHIC LCFA DEGRADATION: GENERATING A HIGH-ENERGY CARRIER
FROM LOW-ENERGY METABOLISM
D.Z. Sousa, Portugal
11:30
MICROBES AT WORK: FROM BIOCHIPS TO BIOENERGY
H. Insam, I. Franke-Whittle, M. Goberna, A. Hansel, S. Jürschik, W. Singer, A. Walter,
B. Wett, Austria
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
36
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
09:30-12:00
Hall G
SYMPOSIUM: LAB-ON-A-CHIP
Chairpersons:
J. Schrenzel, Switzerland
E. Verpoorte, The Netherlands
09:30
SEPARATING PARTICLES AND CELLS ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CHARGE IN
CONTINUOUS NANOLITER FLOWS
E. Verpoorte, L.J.C. Jellema, T. Mey, S. Koster, M. van Dijk, G.Y. Salentijn,
A.P. Markesteijn, J. Westerweel, The Netherlands
10:00
SAMPLE PREPARATION - THE CORNERSTONE FOR MOLECULAR ASSAYS IN
SEPSIS
J. Schrenzel, Switzerland
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
EMERGING CLINICAL APPLICATIONS OF CELL SEPARATION USING
MICROCHIP ACOUSTOPHORESIS
T. Laurell, Sweden
11:30
FALLING UPHILL: ACCELERATION OF THE EMERGENCE OF BACTERIAL
ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE
R. Austin, USA
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
09:30-12:00
Hall K
SYMPOSIUM: MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES
Chairpersons:
C. Schleper, Austria
I. Head, UK
09:30
STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES IN SEDIMENTS OF
THE ARCTIC MID-OCEAN RIDGE
C. Schleper, Austria
10:00
METHANOGENIC MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES, CRUDE OIL BIODEGRADATION
AND THE FORMATION OF HEAVY OIL
I. Head, UK
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
LIMITS OF LONG-RANGE ELECTRON TRANSFER IN MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES
L.P. Nielsen, Denmark
11:30
ADDRESSING ECOSYSTEM-SCALE QUESTIONS USING COMMUNITY ECOLOGY
APPROACHES
A. Ramette, Germany
12:00
LUNCH BREAK
37
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
12:30-14:30
Hall A
SPECIAL EVENT (ORGANIZED BY THE EUROPEAN MICROBIOLOGY FORUM (EMF)):
SCIENCE AND THE MEDIA
Chairperson:
T. Tønjum, Norway
12:30
INTRODUCTION
T. Tønjum, Norway
12:35
COMMUNICATING SCIENCE FROM A JOURNALIST'S PERSPECTIVE
C. Verschuur, The Netherlands
12:50
CASE STUDY 1- HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS: CONTROVERSIES ON THE
VACCINE - BAD PRESS AS GOOD AS ANY PRESS?
M.S. Lillenes, Norway
13:05
CONTINGENCY COMMUNICATION, REVIEW OF Q-FEVER IN THE NETHERLANDS
R. van den Brink, The Netherlands
R. Coutinho, The Netherlands
J. van de Ven, The Netherlands
13:40
PRACTICAL WORKSHOP - WHAT IS A PRESS RELEASE AND HOW DO YOU
WRITE ONE?
C. Verschuur, The Netherlands
14:10
DISCUSSION
38
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
12:30-14:30
Hall B
SPECIAL EVENT: ASM / FEMS SYMPOSIUM: COMPLEX GENETIC SWITCHES IN
BACTERIA
Chairpersons:
E. Calva, Mexico
C. Dorman, Ireland
12:30
COMPLEX GENETIC SWITCHES IN THE TYPHI LEUO REGULON
E. Calva, Mexico
13:00
DNA TOPOLOGY, NUCLEOID-ASSOCIATED PROTEINS AND COMPLEX GENETIC
SWITCHES IN BACTERIA
C.J. Dorman, Ireland
13:30
A REGULATORY SWITCH CONTROLLING VIRULENCE GENE EXPRESSION IN P.
AERUGINOSA
S. Dove, USA
14:00
UNIQUE ELEMENTS OF THE YSRRST REGULATION OF THE YSA T3SS IN
YERSINIA ENTEROCOLITICA
V.L. Miller, K.A. Walker, M.W. Obrist, USA
12:30-13:30
Hall K
SPECIAL EVENT (ORGANIZED BY WILEY-BLACKWELL): PUBLICATIONS WORKSHOP:
SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATION EXPLAINED; HOW TO REDUCE (OR INCREASE) YOUR
CHANCES OF REJECTION
Chairpersons:
V. Johnson, UK
F.G. Priest, UK
12:30
HOW NOT TO PREPARE YOUR MANUSCRIPT; THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE
UGLY
J.A. Cole, UK
12:45
DEALING WITH REVIEWERS AND EDITORS
J.I. Prosser, UK
13:00
THE PRIVATE LIFE OF A RESEARCH ARTICLE
V. Johnson, UK
13:15
WHY PUBLISH IN THE FEMS JOURNALS?
F.G. Priest, UK
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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
14:30-17:00
Hall A
WORKSHOP: POLLUTANT DEGRADATION: HIDDEN MICROBIAL POTENTIAL IN NATURE
TO COMBAT POLLUTANTS
Chairpersons:
J.L. Ramos, Spain
J. Damborsky, Czech Republic
14:30
GLOBAL APPROACHES TO SOLVENT TOLERANCE BY MICROBES.
APPLICATIONS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY
J.L. Ramos, Spain
15:00
CONSTRUCTION OF POLLUTANT-DEGRADING BACTERIA BY PROTEIN AND
METABOLIC ENGINEERING
J. Damborsky, Czech Republic
15:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
16:00
PROTEIN BASED STABLE ISOTOPE PROBING (PROTEIN-SIP) REVEALS KEY
PLAYERS IN A SULFATE-REDUCING, BENZENE-DEGRADING CONSORTIUM
M. Taubert, C. Vogt, H.H. Richnow, S. Kleinsteuber, T. Wubet, F. Buscot,
M. von Bergen, J. Seifert, Germany
16:10
MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES IN A MANAGED HYDROCARBON CONTAMINATED
AQUIFER
A. Wendeberg, K. Tischer, S. Kleinsteuber, K. Schleinitz, I. Fetzer, F. Centler,
O. Spott, C. Schmidt, H. Harms, Germany
16:20
METAGENOMIC AND METAPROTEOMIC APPROACHES APPLIED TO ENHANCED
ANAEROBIC REDUCTIVE DECHLORINATION OF POLYCHLORINATED
BIPHENYLS: WHAT´S IN THE BACTERIAL TOOLBOX?
S. Cecillon, C. Larose, T.M. Vogel, France
16:30
PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATION OF THE MEMBRANE PROTEOME IN
ACTINOMYCETES WITH ACTIVE AROMATIC DEGRADATION PATHWAYS
A. Poetsch, U. Haußmann, B. Fränzel, D. Wolters, S. Qi, S.J. Liu, L. Eltis,
C. Florizone, Germany, China, Canada
16:40
POTENTIAL OF PERSISTENT ECTOMYCORRHIZAL FUNGI IN FIRE IMPACTED
SOIL TO DEGRADE FLUORINATED POLLUTANTS
A.R. Franco, N.R. Sousa, M. Ramos, R.S. Oliveira, P.M.L. Castro, Portugal
16:50
DISCUSSION
40
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
14:30-17:00
Hall B
WORKSHOP: FOOD MICROBIOLOGY
Chairpersons:
M. Loessner, Switzerland
S. Scherer, Germany
14:30
OPTIMIZED BY EVOLUTION: BACTERIOPHAGE AND ITS ENZYMES FOR
DETECTION AND CONTROL OF PATHOGENIC BACTERIA
M. Loessner, Switzerland
15:00
ECOLOGY OF LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES RELATED TO FOOD
MICROBIOLOGY
S. Scherer, E. Lang-Halter, S. Müller, K. Schauer, K. Neuhaus, Germany
15:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
16:00
CEREULIDE TOXIN SYNTHESIS OF EMETIC BACILLUS CEREUS
M. Ehling-Schulz, E. Frenzel, M. Dommel, G. Lücking, A. Fouet, Austria, Germany,
France
16:15
GENES BUT NOT GENOMES REVEAL BACTERIAL DOMESTICATION OF
LACTOCOCCUS LACTIS
D. Passerini, C. Beltramo, M. Coddeville, Y. Quentin, P. Ritzenthaler,
M.L. Daveran-Mingot, P. Le Bourgeois, France
16:30
STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS VIRULENCE AND METABOLISM ARE
DRAMATICALLY AFFECTED BY LACTOCOCCUS LACTIS IN CHEESE MATRIX
M. Cretenet, S. Nouaille, J. Thouin, L. Rault, L. Stenz, P. François, J.A. Hennekinne,
P. Loubière, Y. Le Loir, S. Even, France, Switzerland
16:45
HETEROGENEITY IN STRESS TOLERANCE AND RPOS POLYMORPHISM IN
NATURAL ISOLATES OF CRONOBACTER SAKAZAKII
A. Álvarez-Ordóñez, M. Begley, C. Hill, Ireland
41
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
14:30-17:00
Hall C
WORKSHOP: EXTREME ENVIRONMENTS
Chairpersons:
D. Sorokin, Russia
K. Ingvorsen, Denmark
14:30
MICROBIAL POPULATIONS IN A DISTRICT HEATING SYSTEM - AN ANAEROBIC,
LOW SALINITY, NUTRIENT-POOR AND ALKALINE ENVIRONMENT
K. Ingvorsen, K.U. Kjeldsen, M.B. Nielsen, L. Abildgaard, Denmark
15:00
MICROBIAL SULFUR CYCLE AT EXTREMELY HALOALKALINE CONDITIONS OF
SODA LAKES
D.Y. Sorokin, J.G. Kuenen, G. Muyzer, Russia, The Netherlands
15:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
16:00
SPRINGS OF LIFE IN A “DEAD SEA”
D. Ionescu, Y.Y. Munwes, C. Lott, C. Siebert, M. Bizic Ionescu, L. Polerecky, C. Quast,
J. Peplies, F.O. Gloeckner, A. Ramette, S. Haeusler, A. Oren, S. Geyer, J.B. Laronne,
D. de Beer, Germany, Israel, Italy
16:15
ELEMENTAL SULFUR DISPROPORTIONATION BY THERMOPHILIC
PROKARYOTES: ISOLATION OF NOVEL CHEMOLITHOAUTOTROPHIC
BACTERIA
A. Slobodkin, A.L. Reysenbach, G. Slobodkina, E. Bonch-Osmolovskaya, Russia,
USA
16:30
MICROBIAL DIVERSITY ASSOCIATED TO ACID COALMINE DRAINAGE IN THE
ARCTIC (SVALBARD, 79°N)
A. García-Moyano, E. González-Toril, Á. Aguilera, R. Amils, V.L. Torsvik, L. Øvreås,
Norway, Spain
16:45
COLD ADAPTATION STRATEGIES IN THE GENOME OF AN ANTARCTIC
ARCHAEON
M.A. Allen, F.M. Lauro, T.J. Williams, R. Cavicchioli, Australia
42
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
14:30-17:00
Hall E
WORKSHOP: INTRACELLULAR SURVIVAL
Chairpersons:
F. Lafont, France
P. Cossart, France
14:30
ROLE OF AUTOPHAGY IN THE ORCHESTRATION OF THE CELL RESPONSE TO
PATHOGEN INVASION
L.A. Ligeon, N. Temime-Smaali, Y. Ciczora, F. Lafont, France
15:00
THE INFECTION BY LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES: FROM CELL BIOLOGY TO
EPIGENETICS
P. Cossart, France
15:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
16:00
THE TRANSCRIPTOME OF THE WOLBACHIA ENDOSYMBIONT IN THE FILARIAL
NEMATODE ONCHOCERCA OCHENGI IS DIFFERENTIALLY REGULATED
BETWEEN SOMATIC AND GERMLINE TISSUES
A. Darby, G. Bah, V. Tanya, A. Trees, N. Hall, B. Makepeace, UK, Cameroon
16:10
THE SALMONELLA TYPE III SECRETION EFFECTOR STEA MANIPULATES HOST
CELL MEMBRANE TRAFFICKING
L. Domingues, L.J. Mota, Portugal
16:20
LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES WALL TEICHOIC ACID RHAMNOSYLATION IS
REQUIRED FOR RESISTANCE TO HOST DEFENSE AND VIRULENCE
F. Carvalho, A. Camejo, P. Ferreira, M. Atilano, S.R. Filipe, S. Sousa, D. Cabanes,
Portugal
16:30
PARACHLAMYDIA ACANTHAMOEBAE: A MODEL TO STUDY TYPE III
SECRETION SYSTEM OF CHLAMYDIAE
A. Croxatto, G. Greub, Switzerland
16:40
SALMONELLA NUTRITION DURING INFECTION: STARVING IN PARADISE
B. Steeb, S. Barat, B. Müller, N. Burton, P. Tienz, A. Schmidt, D. Bumann, Switzerland
16:50
DISCUSSION
43
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
14:30-17:00
Hall F
WORKSHOP: CRISPR-BASED IMMUNITY IN PROKARYOTES AND MICROBIAL CELL
BIOLOGY
Chairpersons:
J. van der Oost, The Netherlands
P. Horvath, France
14:30
THE CRISPR/CAS SYSTEM OF E. COLI
J. van der Oost, The Netherlands
15:00
CRISPR/CAS: ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY IN BACTERIA AND ARCHAEA
P. Horvath, France
15:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
16:00
COMPARATIVE GENOMICS OF BACTERIAL AND ARCHAEAL SIGNAL
TRANSDUCTION PATHWAYS
M.Y. Galperin, USA
16:15
A NOVEL RNA MATURATION PATHWAY FOR THE PRODUCTION OF ACTIVE
CRISPR CRRNAS TO CONFER BACTERIAL IMMUNITY AGAINST INVADING
GENOMES
E. Deltcheva, K. Chylinski, C. Sharma, K. Gonzales, Y. Chao, Z.A. Pirzada, M. Eckert,
J. Vogel, E. Charpentier, Sweden, Austria, Germany
16:30
SPO0A LINKS DNA-REPLICATION WITH SPORULATION BY DIRECT BINDING TO
THE ORIGIN OF REPLICATION IN BACILLUS SUBTILIS
I.G. de Jong, G. Scholefield, M. Boonstra, H. Murray, J.W. Veening, O.P. Kuipers,
The Netherlands, UK
16:45
ANALYSIS OF CRISPR DIVERSITY SUGGESTS THAT GENETIC HOMOGENEITY
IN ERWINIA AMYLOVORA IS THE OUTCOME OF AN EVOLUTIONARY
BOTTLENECK
F. Rezzonico, T.H.M. Smits, B. Duffy, Switzerland
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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
14:30-17:00
Hall G
WORKSHOP: TOXIN / ANTITOXIN ACTIVITIES AND FUNCTIONS
Chairpersons:
K. Gerdes, UK
L. Van Melderen, Belgium
14:30
BACTERIAL PERSISTENCE BY RNA DESTRUCTION
E. Maisonneuve, L. Shakespeare, K. Gerdes, UK
15:00
TOXIN-ANTITOXIN SYSTEMS: WHY SO MANY, WHAT FOR?
L. Van Melderen, Belgium
15:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
16:00
THE HIGBA TOXIN-ANTITOXIN SYSTEM IS INVOLVED IN NALIDIXIC ACID
TOLERANCE IN CAULOBACTER
C. Kirkpatrick, P. Viollier, Switzerland
16:10
MUTATIONAL ANALYSIS OF THE ACTIVE SITE RESIDUES OF ESCHERICHIA
COLI YAFQ TOXIN
J. Armalytė, G. Beinoraviĉiūtė, M. Jurėnaitė, J. Teišerskas, E. Suţiedėlienė, Lithuania
16:20
A MODEL FOR TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION OF THE PARD TOXINANTITOXIN SYSTEM OF PLASMID R1
A.M. Hernández-Arriaga, J. Lopez Villarejo, E. Diago-Navarro, R. Díaz-Orejas, Spain
16:30
CELL GROWTH CONTROL BY MICROBIAL RIBOTOXINS REQUIRES ANTICODON
WOBBLE BASE MODIFICATION
D. Jablonowski, R. Schaffrath, UK
16:40
MONALYSIN, THE DEATH KISS OF THE ENTOMOPATHOGENIC BACTERIUM
PSEUDOMONAS ENTOMOPHILA
O. Opota, I. Vallet-Gely, C. Kellenberger, R. Vincentelli, I. Iacovache, M.R. Gonzales,
A. Roussel, F.G. van der Goot, B. Lemaitre, Switzerland, France
16:50
DISCUSSION
45
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
14:30-17:00
Hall K
WORKSHOP: APPLIED METAGENOMICS
Chairpersons:
W. Liebl, Germany
S. Sjöling, Sweden
14:30
THE USE OF ALTERNATIVE HOST ORGANISMS FOR NEW ENZYME DISCOVERY
BY APPLIED METAGENOMICS
W. Liebl, Germany
15:00
DIGGING INTO THE HIDDEN RICHES OF SOIL AND SEDIMENT WITH
FUNCTIONAL METAGENOMICS
S. Sjöling, Sweden
15:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
16:00
MINING SOIL METAGENOMES FOR FUNCTIONAL APPLICATIONS
E. Prestat, T.O. Delmont, S. Cecillon, S. Demanèche, P. Simonet, T.M. Vogel, France
16:10
FUNCTIONAL INVESTIGATION OF MIXED MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES
UNDERPINNING ANAEROBIC BIOREACTORS
E. Gunnigle, F. Abram, V. O'Flaherty, Ireland
16:20
METAGENOMICS EXPLORATION BY SOLUTION HYBRIDIZATION-TARGETED
CAPTURE
J. Denonfoux, E. Dugat-Bony, C. Petit-Biderre, D. Boucher, E. Peyretaillade,
P. Peyret, France
16:30
SOIL METAGENOME ANALYSIS AND BACTERIAL ECOLOGY OF A TILLAGE
SOIL UNDER REDUCED PHOSPHATE MANAGEMENT
S. Chhabra, D. Brazil, F. O'Gara, J. Kennedy, J. Burke, D.N. Dowling, Ireland
16:40
16S RRNA PYROSEQUENCING ANALYSIS OF FECAL MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES
IN GALAPAGOS IGUANAS
P. Hong, E. Wheeler, I. Cann, R. Mackie, USA
16:50
DISCUSSION
46
Thursday, June 30, 2011
08:30-09:25
Hall B
PLENARY LECTURE
Chairperson:
08:30
TBA
TBA (C. Walsh lecture canceled)
09:30-12:00
Hall A
SYMPOSIUM: PLANT-MICROBE INTERACTIONS
Chairpersons:
P. De Wit, The Netherlands
J. Vorholt, Switzerland
09:30
COMPARATIVE GENOMICS OF A RELATED FUNGAL TOMATO AND PINE TREE
PATHOGEN REVEALS CLEAR HOST ADAPTATION
P. De Wit, The Netherlands
10:00
MICROBIAL LIFE OF INDIGENOUS PHYLLOSPHERE BACTERIA
J. Vorholt, Switzerland
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
TAL EFFECTORS FROM XANTHOMONAS USE A NOVEL DNA-BINDING DOMAIN
WITH PROGRAMMABLE SPECIFICITY
J. Boch, H. Scholze, J. Streubel, Germany
11:30
THE GENOMIC BASIS OF HOST-SPECIFIC PATHOGENICITY IN THE FUSARIUM
OXYSPORUM SPECIES COMPLEX
M. Rep, The Netherlands
12:00
COFFEE BREAK
47
Thursday, June 30, 2011
09:30-12:00
Hall B
SYMPOSIUM: SMALL REGULATORY RNAS
Chairpersons:
J. Vogel, Germany
P. Romby, France
09:30
DEEP SEQUENCING-BASED ANALYSIS OF SMALL NONCODING RNA AND
PRIMARY TRANSCRIPTOMES OF BACTERIAL PATHOGENS
J. Vogel, Germany
10:00
RNA-DEPENDENT REGULATION IN STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS:
METABOLISM, QUORUM SENSING, VIRULENCE
P. Romby, France
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
REGULATORY RNAS IN BACILLALES
I. Irnov, M. Dambach, W. Winkler, USA
11:30
BIFUNCTIONAL BACTERIAL SMALL RNAS AND THE EFFECT OF TRANSLATION
ON BASE PAIRING-DEPENDENT REGULATION
D. Balasubramanian, C. Vanderpool, USA
12:00
COFFEE BREAK
48
Thursday, June 30, 2011
09:30-12:00
Hall C
SYMPOSIUM: COMMUNICATION AMONG MICROORGANISMS AND ITS
BIOTECHNOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS
SUPPORTED BY AN UNRESTRICTED EDUCATIONAL GRANT FROM ELSEVIER B.V.
Chairpersons:
A. Brakhage, Germany
L. Eberl, Switzerland
09:30
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN BACTERIA AND FUNGI LEADS TO ACTIVATION OF
FUNGAL SILENT GENE CLUSTERS
A.A. Brakhage, V. Schroeckh, C. Hertweck, H.W. Nuetzmann, Germany
10:00
CELL-TO-CELL COMMUNICATION IN MEMBERS OF THE GENUS
BURKHOLDERIA: A REGULATORY SYSTEM THAT CONTROLS THE
PRODUCTION OF VARIOUS BIOTECHNOLOGICLALLY VALUABLE SECONDARY
METABOLITES
L. Eberl, Switzerland
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
QUORUM SENSING INHIBITORS WITH HERBAL ORIGIN
M. Givskov, Denmark
11:30
CRN8 A PHYTOPHTHORA INFESTANS HOST-TRANSLOCATED EFFECTOR WITH
KINASE ACTIVITY
M. van Damme, T. Bozkurt, C. Cakir, S. Kamoun, UK, USA
12:00
COFFEE BREAK
49
Thursday, June 30, 2011
09:30-12:00
Hall E
SYMPOSIUM: AUTOPHAGY: SURVIVING INFECTION BY SELF-DESTRUCTION
Chairpersons:
M. Faure, France
W. Jackson, USA
09:30
AUTOPHAGY NETWORK SUBVERSION BY RNA VIRUSES
I. Grégoire, C. Richetta, L. Meyniel-Schicklin, S. Borel, F. Pradezynski, O. Diaz,
P. André, V. Lotteau, M. Biard-Piechaczyk, C. Rabourdin-Combe, M. Faure, France
10:00
PICORNAVIRUSES SUBVERT AN ACTIVE AUTOPHAGY RESPONSE THROUGH
UNIQUE CONTROL MECHANISMS
W.T. Jackson, K.A. Klein, A. Richards, USA
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
MACROAUTOPHAGY REGULATION BY INFLUENZA VIRUS
C. Münz, Switzerland
11:30
HOW CELLS DEFEND THEIR CYTOSOL AGAINST BACTERIAL INVASION
F. Randow, UK
12:00
COFFEE BREAK
09:30-12:00
Hall F
SYMPOSIUM: BIOCHEMISTRY OF ANAROBES
Chairpersons:
W. Buckel, Germany
A. Netrusov, Russia
09:30
ELECTRON BIFURCATION IN ENERGY CONSERVATION BY ANAEROBIC
BACTERIA AND ARCHAEA
W. Buckel, Germany
10:00
ENZYMES OF ANTIOXIDATIVE DEFENSE IN STRICT ANAEROBIC
MICROORGANISMS, WHICH PLAY AN ESSENTIAL ROLE IN THE GLOBAL
CARBON CYCLE
A. Netrusov, A. Brioukhanov, Russia
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
THE W-CONTAINING CLASS OF BENZOYL-COA REDUCTASES: ELECTRON
TRANSFER AT AN EXTREMELY LOW REDOX POTENTIAL
M. Boll, Germany
11:30
BREATHING SULFATE FOR A LIVING: THE UNUSUAL ENERGY CONSERVATION
PATHWAYS OF SULFATE REDUCING BACTERIA
I.A.C. Pereira, Portugal
12:00
COFFEE BREAK
50
Thursday, June 30, 2011
09:30-12:00
Hall G
SYMPOSIUM: HUMAN GENOME AND MICROBIAL SENSITIVITY
Chairpersons:
A. Telenti, Switzerland
L. Quintana-Murci, France
09:30
EVOLUTION OF THE INNATE IMMUNITY AND MODERN SUSCEPTIBILITY TO HIV
A. Telenti, Switzerland
10:00
POPULATION GENETICS OF THE HUMAN HOST: NATURAL SELECTION AND
INNATE IMMUNITY
L. Quintana-Murci, France
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, POSTER AND EXHIBITION VISIT
11:00
SEARCHING FOR LOW FREQUENCY AND RARE VARIANTS WITH HIGH-IMPACT
ON INFECTIOUS DISEASES THROUGH WHOLE-GENOME SEQUENCING
I. Jonsdottir, Iceland
11:30
CHARACTERIZATION OF INNATE IMMUNE RESPONSES IN HUMANS AND
NON‐HUMAN PRIMATES
L. Barreiro, Canada
12:00
COFFEE BREAK
09:30-12:00
Hall K
SYMPOSIUM: THE GUT MICROBIOTA: ROLE IN HEALTH AND DISEASES
Chairpersons:
W.D. Hardt, Switzerland
N. Broderick, Switzerland
09:30
MICROBIOTA FUNCTION(S) IN SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM DIARRHEA
W.D. Hardt, Switzerland
10:00
THE DROSOPHILA INTESTINAL EPITHELIUM AS AN IMMUNE BARRIER: FROM
STEADY-STAGE TO PATHOLOGY
N. Broderick, Switzerland
10:30
COFFEE BREAK, EXHIBITION AND POSTER VISIT
11:00
GUT MICROBIOTA AND ITS IMPLICATION ON HOST PHYSIOLOGY AND
METABOLISM
F. Bäckhed, Sweden
11:30
INTESTINAL MICROBIOTA AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRO-INFLAMMATORY
IMMUNITY
G. Eberl, France
12:00
COFFEE BREAK
51
Thursday, June 30, 2011
12:30-13:45
Hall A
AWARD PRESENTATIONS AND CLOSING CEREMONY
Chairperson:
B. Schink, Germany, FEMS President
12:30
THE LWOFF AWARD PRESENTATION
B. Schink, Germany, FEMS President
12:45
THE LWOFF AWARD LECTURE: MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF SURVIVAL AND THE
ROBUSTNESS OF BACTERIAL CELLS AND POPULATIONS
M. Radman, France and Croatia
13:15
PRESENTATION OF THE BEST POSTER AWARDS, ASM AWARD AND BEST
POSTER AWARDS FROM THE FEMS GRANTS FOR YOUNG SCIENTISTS
13:45
CLOSING REMARKS
J. Schrenzel, Switzerland, Chairperson of the Congress Organizing Board
B. Schink, Germany, FEMS President
52
Monday, June 27, 2011
12:30-14:30
Hall F
POSTER DISCUSSION GROUP: ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE
Chairperson:
J.C. Piffaretti, Switzerland
12:30
ANTIMICROBIALS COMPOUNDS TARGETING THE UNIQUE REACTION
MECHANISM OF THYMIDYLATE SYNTHASE THYX
Y. Boum II, H. Myllykallio, T. Basta, U. Liebl, S. Skouloubris, Uganda, France
12:40
IN VITRO ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF NOVEL Β-PEPTOID-PEPTIDE HYBRID
OLIGOMERS AGAINST PLANKTONIC AND BIOFILM CULTURES OF
STAPHYLOCOCCUS EPIDERMIDIS
Y. Liu, K.M. Knapp, A. Folkson, L. Yang, H. Franzyk, S. Molin, Denmark
12:50
HETEROLOGOUS EXPRESSION OF THE D,D-CARBOXYPEPTIDASE VANY FROM
THE GLYCOPEPTIDE PRODUCER NONOMURAEA SP. ATCC 39727
E. Binda, G.L. Marcone, G. Molla, L. Pollegioni, F. Marinelli, Italy
13:00
THE GENOME OF AN EXTENSIVELY DRUG-RESISTANT BACTERIUM ISOLATED
FROM A WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANT RECEIVING EFFLUENT FROM
ANTIBIOTIC MANUFACTURING
A. Johnning, Y.S. Shouche, D.G.J. Larsson, E. Moore, E. Kristiansson, Sweden, India
13:10
INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT CLASSES OF GYRASE INHIBITORS ON THE SOS
RESPONSE IN STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
W. Schröder, C. Goerke, C. Wolz, Germany
13:20
PREDICTING EVOLUTIONARY POTENTIALS OF THE CLINICALLY IMPORTANT
BLAIMP-1 METALLO-Β-LACTAMASE GENE
A.M. Alamri, UK
53
Monday, June 27, 2011
12:30-14:30
Hall G
POSTER DISCUSSION GROUP: VIRUS-HOST INTERACTIONS
Chairperson:
E. Domingo, Spain
12:30
INSERTIONS, DELETIONS AND RECOMBINATION BOOST THE COMPLEXITY OF
INTRA-PATIENT VARIABILITY IN GP120 OF HIV-1
E. De Crignis, S. Guglietta, B.T. Foley, V. Waelti Da Costa, M. Cavassini, P.A. Bart,
G. Pantaleo, C. Graziosi, Switzerland, USA
12:40
INHIBITION IN THE PRODUCTION OF HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS
(HIV-1) VIA INTERACTION OF PEPTIDE 56 WITH THE MATRIX DOMAIN
P. Lawrence, J.M. Terme, S. Alais, D. Vatakis, M. Courcoul, R. Vigne, E. Decroly,
P. Boulanger, C. Lazert, J.A. Zack, D. Gerlier, France, USA
12:50
EVENTS DURING THE BETA PAPILLOMAVIRUS LIFE CYCLE IN
EPIDERMODYSPLASIA VERRUCIFORMIS LESIONS
C. Borgogna, E. Zavattaro, M. De Andrea, V. Dell'Oste, B. Azzimonti, M.M. Landini,
H. Pfister, J. Doorbar, S. Landolfo, M. Gariglio, Italy, UK, Germany
13:00
THE EVOLUTION OF PROPHAGES IN ENTEROBACTERIACAEA
L.M. Bobay, France
13:10
MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF SEVERAL NOVEL SIMIAN FOAMY
VIRUSES IN NEOTROPICAL PRIMATES FROM SOUTH AMERICA
C.P. Muniz, A.F. Santos, B. Sharma, E.A. Soares, H.N. Seuánez, W.M. Switzer,
A. Pissinatti, M.A. Soares, Brazil, India, USA
13:20
CHARACTERIZATION OF Φ143 - A FRESH WATER BACTERIOPHAGE
RESEMBLING CYSTOVIRUSES
S. Mäntynen, A. Kohvakka, E. Laanto, J. Bamford, Finland
54
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
12:30-14:30
Hall F
POSTER DISCUSSION GROUP: REGULATORY NETWORKS
Chairperson:
P. Linder, Switzerland
12:30
A SMALL RNA/PEPTIDE-ENCODING GENE WIRES THE REGULATORY CIRCUIT
FOR THE CELL SURFACE MODIFICATIONS IN SALMONELLA
A. Kato, E.A. Groisman, Japan, USA
12:40
MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF THE REGULATION OF VIRULENCE GENE
EXPRESSION BY BILE IN THE ENTERIC BACTERIUM VIBRIO CHOLERAE
A.K. Dey, R. Chowdhury, India
12:50
SPECIFIC CONTROL OF HYPOCHLORITE RESISTANCE BY THE REDOXSENSING MARR/DUF24-TYPE REGULATOR HYPR IN BACILLUS SUBTILIS
B.K. Chi, G. Palm, K. Gronau, U. Mäder, D. Becher, W. Hinrichs, M. Hecker,
H. Antelmann, Germany
13:00
THE PSEUDOMONAS CRC GLOBAL REGULATOR MODULATES TRANSLATION
OF BOTH REGULATORY AND STRUCTURAL GENES AT SEVERAL CATABOLIC
PATHWAYS
R. Moreno, P. Fonseca, S. Hernández, F. Rojo, Spain
13:10
REGULATED PROTEOLYSIS OF THE CHROMOSOME SEGREGATION FACTORS
PARA AND PARB BY CLPCP/MECA IN LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES
S. Spiess, J. Fuhrmann, T. Clausen, E. Charpentier, Sweden, Austria
13:20
THE REGULATORY CIRCUIT OF NATURAL COMPETENCE IN VIBRIO CHOLERAE
M. Blokesch, Switzerland
55
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
12:30-14:30
Hall G
POSTER DISCUSSION GROUP: BIOTECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY
Chairperson:
B. Schink, Germany
12:30
LOSS OF GLYCOLYSIS SUPPRESSES PHOSPHOTRANSFERASE SYSTEM (PTS)
MEDIATED GLUCOSE UPTAKE IN CORYNEBACTERIUM GLUTAMICUM ΓPGI
STRAINS
G.M. Seibold, S.N. Lindner, D.P. Petrov, C.T. Hagmann, A. Henrich, R. Krämer,
B.J. Eikmanns, V.F. Wendisch, Germany
12:40
PREPARATION OF CROSS-LINKED LACCASE AGGREGATES USING MILD
CROSS-LINKING CONDITIONS AND THEIR APPLICATION TO THE ELIMINATION
OF ENDOCRINE-DISRUPTING CHEMICALS
R.R. Nair, C. Junghanns, P. Demarche, S. Agathos, Belgium
12:50
SYSTEMATIC INVESTIGATION OF CULTURABLE MICROORGANISMS IN NORTH
SEA SPONGE HALICHONDRIA PANICEA
M.A. Naim, D. Sipkema, J.A. Morillo Perez, S. Spaans, H. Smidt, The Netherlands,
Malaysia
13:00
GAMMA-PGA: PRODUCTION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A VERSATILE
BIOPOLYMER BY B. SUBTILIS LABORATORY STRAINS
C. Calvio, V. Scoffone, G. Borghese, G. Speranza, D. Pasini, C. Morelli, D. Ubiali, Italy
13:10
ASSESSMENT OF METHANOGEN SURVIVAL IN ANAEROBIC ENRICHMENT
CULTURES DEGRADING LONG-CHAIN FATTY ACIDS
A.F. Salvador, M.A. Pereira, M.M. Alves, D.Z. Sousa, Portugal
56
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
12:30-14:30
Hall F
POSTER DISCUSSION GROUP: MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES
Chairperson:
K.H. Schleifer, Germany
12:30
HOW DOES IRON FERTILIZATION INFLUENCE THE BACTERIOPLANKTON
COMMUNITY? - A LOHAFEX REPORT
S. Thiele, B. Fuchs, V. Smetacek, K. Altendorf, R. Amann, Germany
12:40
TRANSCRIPTIONAL EVIDENCE FOR METHANE PRODUCTION IN PUTATIVE
ANAEROBIC METHANOTROPHIC (ANME) ARCHAEA
K. Lloyd, M.J. Alperin, A. Teske, Denmark, USA
12:50
MICROBIAL DIVERSITY AND BIOCHEMISTRY OF THE SM1-EURYARCHAEON
BIOFILM
A. Probst, H.Y. Holman, T. DeSantis, G. Andersen, K. Venkateswaran,
C. Moissl-Eichinger, Germany, USA
13:00
ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTIVE MINERALS FACILITATE INTERSPECIES
ELECTRON TRANSFER FOR SYNTROPHIC METHANOGENESIS
S. Kato, R. Nakamura, K. Watanabe, K. Hashimoto, Japan
13:10
ADAPTIVE STRATEGIES OF SPONGE-ASSOCIATED MICROORGANISMS
REVEALED BY COMPARATIVE METAGENOMICS
L. Fan, D. Reynolds, M. Stark, S. Kjelleberg, N. Webster, T. Thomas, Australia,
Switzerland
13:20
METAGENOMICS ON A MICROBIAL SUB-POPULATION: NEW SELECTIVE
METHODS TO TARGET ENDOSPORE-FORMING BACTERIA
T. Wunderlin, L. Roussel-Delif, M. Brenier, T. Junier, N. Jeanneret, P. Junier,
Switzerland
57
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
12:30-14:30
Hall G
POSTER DISCUSSION GROUP: MICROBIAL PATHOGENICITY
Chairperson:
D. Mazel, Switzerland
12:30
A NEW METABOLIC ROLE FOR PROLINE METABOLISM IN MYCOBACTERIA
M. Berney, M.R. Weimar, A. Heikal, G.M. Cook, New Zealand
12:40
IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A NOVEL ENDOTHELIAL CELL
RECEPTOR FOR FUSOBACTERIUM NUCLEATUM
Y. Fardini, S. Temoin, X. Wang, S. Nithianantham, D. Lee, Y.W. Han, USA
12:50
EXTRA-INTESTINAL PATHOGENIC ESCHERICHIA COLI PRODUCES A
GENOTOXIN THAT EXACERBATES LYMPHOPENIA DURING SEPSIS
I. Marq, J.P. Nougayrède, D. Payros, G. Cuevas, M. Boury, C. Watrin, M. Olier,
E. Oswald, France
13:00
A TYPE III SECRETION ACTIVATION MODEL IN SHIGELLA THAT GOES FROM
THE TIP COMPLEX TO CYTOPLASMIC MXIC VIA THE NEEDLE
I. Martinez-Argudo, A.J. Blocker, UK
13:10
RNASE Y IN THE HUMAN PATHOGEN STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
G. Marincola, C. Wolz, C. Goerke, Germany
13:20
CHARACTERIZATION OF COMPETENCE GENES IN LISTERIA
MONOCYTOGENES
L. Fieseler, M.J. Loessner, Switzerland
58
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE AND RESISTOME
Poster No
1
SYNERGISTIC ACTIVITY OF PLANT EXTRACTS AGAINST MYCOBACTERIUM
SMEGMATIS
L. Aidew, A.K. Buragohain, India
2
MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEW REGULATOR OF THE
EXPRESSION OF METHICILLIN-RESISTANCE IN STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
P. Arede, H. de Lencastre, D.C. Oliveira, Portugal, USA
3
DETECTION OF ENTEROCOCCUS SPECIES IN GROUNDWATER FROM SOME
RURAL COMMUNITIES IN THE MAFIKENG AREA, SOUTH AFRICA: A RISK
ANALYSIS
C.N. Ateba, M.D. Maribeng, South Africa
4
ANTIBIOTIC-RESISTANCE PATTERNS IN BACTERIA ISOLATED FROM
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT AND THE RECEIVING RIVER
E. Marti, J.L. Balcazar, Spain
5
GENETIC STUDY OF MULTIRESISTANCE PHENOTYPE OF SALMONELLA
ENTERICA SEROTYPE SENFTENBERG
S. Boukerzaza- Charaoui, C. Bentchoula, F. Smati, N. Abbadi, D. Satta, Algeria
6
FLUIDITY OF GENE CASSETTES IN ANTIBIOTIC SENSITIVE AND RESISTANT
OLIGOTROPHIC BACTERIA OF RIVER MAHANANDA AT SILIGURI, INDIA
R. Chakraborty, A. Kumar, S. Bhowal, S. Mukherjee, D. Sarkar, D. Kumar,
A.K. Mandal, B.K. Tiwary, P. Singh, India
7
ANTIBIOTIC-RESISTANCE PROFILE OF ENVIRONMENTAL BACTERIA ISOLATED
FROM A WASTEWATER SYSTEM IN LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND
N. Czekalski, H. Bürgmann, Switzerland
8
CZCR IS A GLOBAL REGULATOR MODULATING ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE,
VIRULENCE AND BIOFILM FORMATION IN PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA
G. Dieppois, V. Ducret, O. Caille, K. Perron, Switzerland
9
RANDOMIZED MUTAGENESIS OF E. COLI DNA GYRASE B SUBUNIT TO REVEAL
THE INTERACTION SITE OF GYRASE INHIBITOR MICROCIN B17
A. Ershov, K. Severinov, Russia, USA
10
ALKYLIDENE SUBSTITUTED PENICILLINS AND CEPHALOSPORINS WITH BLACTAMASE INHIBITING PROPERTIES
D. Eze, I. Potorochina, M. Vorona, I. Shestakova, I. Domrachova, G. Veinberg,
Z. Petrina, V. Nikolajeva, Latvia
11
CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEW CHROMOSOMAL BETA-LACTAMASE OF
PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA
A. Fajardo, A. Oliver, J.L. Martínez, Spain
59
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE AND RESISTOME (contd.)
Poster No
12
MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF RESISTANCE TO RIFAMPICIN IN AN
EMERGING HOSPITAL-ASSOCIATED METHICILLIN-RESISTANT
STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS CLONE ST228
S. Fazeli Nejad, M. Kharkoohi, S. Fazeli Nejad, Iran
13
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF TETRACYCLINE RESISTANT VIBRIO
CHOLERAE O1 STRAINS FROM A RECENT CHOLERA OUTBREAK IN EASTERN
INDIA
A.K. Goel, India
14
A NEW ROLE OF A THIOREDOXIN-LIKE PROTEIN IN ß-LACTAM RESISTANCE IN
STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
N. Göhring, I. Fedtke, D. Mader, S. Heinrich, D. Kühner, G. Xia, U. Bertsche,
A. Peschel, Germany
15
PLASMID-MEDIATED QUINOLONE RESISTANCE IN ESCHERICHIA COLI
ISOLATES FROM CORMORANTS AND MALLARDS IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC
D. Janoszowska, I. Literak, M. Dolejska, L. Hanusova, J. Hrusakova, O. Svoboda,
A. Cizek, Czech Republic
16
EVOLUTIONARY RELATIONSHIP AMONG ERMS AND BETWEEN ERM AND
KSGA, MLSB ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE FACTOR AND ONE OF THE LAST
COMMON ANCESTORS
H.J. Jin, A.K. Park, Republic of Korea
17
FREQUENCY AND ANTIBIOGRAM PATTERN OF ISOLATED BACTERIA FROM
BACTEREMIA IN BANDAR_ABBAS CHILDREN HOSPITAL
A. Karmostaji, Iran
18
PREVALENCE OF METICILLIN-RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
(MRSA) IN PIGS ALONG THE FOOD CHAIN FROM SLAUGHTER TO MEAT
PROCESSING
G. Klein, G. Kastrup, C. Bonaparte, Germany
19
MONITORING THE REGULATORY EFFECT OF CCAR GENE ON THE
CEPHAMYCIN C GENE CLUSTER BY Q PCR ANALYSES
A. Kurt, P. Liras, G. Özcengiz, Turkey, Spain
20
IN SEARCH OF INHIBITORS OF NON-INHERITED BACTERIAL RESISTANCE TO
ANTIBIOTICS
P. Heo, J.S. Kim, T. Yang, Y.C. Park, W.J. Lee, D.H. Kweon, Republic of Korea
21
ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE OF KOREAN ISOLATES OF ORAL STREPTOCOCCI
AGAINST ERYTHROMYCIN
S.Y. Lee, Republic of Korea
22
EVIDENCE FOR HORIZONTAL GENE TRANSFER BETWEEN
STENOTROPHOMONAS AND CHRYSEOBACTERIUM IN SOIL
T. Hucková, A. Elhottová, J. Němec, J. Nunvář, M. Petrovová, E. Dušková,
D. Elhottová, I. Lichá, Czech Republic
60
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE AND RESISTOME (contd.)
Poster No
23
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MULTIPLE DRUG RESISTANCE REGULATOR
MARR FROM BACTEROIDES FRAGILIS
F.L. Teixeira, D.N.S. Silva, E.O. Ferreira, R.M.C.P. Domingues, L.A. Lobo, Brazil
24
MULTIDRUG RESISTANT ESCHERICHIA COLI FROM THE UKRAINIAN BUG
RIVER
A. Lupo, A.M. Ertel, O. Wolf, C. Lueck, T. Berendonk, Germany
25
PREVALENCE OF ANTIBIOTICS RESISTANCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES
FROM ACID WELL WATER IN GUINEA-BISSAU (WEST AFRICA)
A.M. Machado, A. Bordalo, Portugal
26
MECHANISM OF SELF-RESISTANCE IN THE GLYCOPEPTIDE ANTIBIOTIC
PRODUCER NONOMURAEA ATCC 39727
G. Marcone, E. Binda, F. Beltrametti, L. Carrano, M.J. Bibb, F. Marinelli, Italy, UK
27
ETHAMBUTOL RESISTANCE IN MYCOBACTERIUM BOVIS ISOLATES OF ANIMAL
ORIGIN
F. Armas, N. Cifani, V. Di Marco, V. Aronica, P. Mazzone, S. Corneli, M.T. Capucchio,
P. Pasquali, C. Marianelli, Italy
28
A COMBINATION OF TETRACYCLINE AND CISPLATIN KILLS TETRACYCLINERESISTANT ESCHERICHIA COLI
M. Marinus, USA
29
TETRACYCLINE AND CHLORAMPHENICOL RESISTANCE IN METHICILLINRESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS PSEUDINTERMEDIUS (MRSP)
K. Matanović, S. Mekić, B. Šeol, Croatia
30
FIRST CHARACTERIZATION OF LEXA DEFECTIVE MUTANT IN ENTEROCOCCUS
FAECALIS
S. Matrat, B. Gonzalez Zorn, Spain
31
ANTIMICROBIAL SUSCEPTIBILITY, TET GENES OCCURRENCE AND GENETIC
RELATIOSHIP OF ESCHERICHIA COLI ISOLATED FROM CLINICAL AND
ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES
L.C. Balsalobre, M. Dropa, G.R. Matté, M.H. Matté, Brazil
32
METAGENOMIC OF ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE GENES SOURCED FROM MARINE
ENVIRONMENT
M. Melani, Australia
33
MULTIPLY DRUG RESISTANT COAGULASE NEGATIVE STAPHYLOCOCCI
ISOLATED FROM PUBLIC TOILETS
H. Mkrtchyan, R.R. Cutler, UK
34
DYNAMICS OF THE SPECTRUM OF GENETIC MUTATIONS M.TUBERCULOSIS,
ISOLATED FROM PATIENTS WITH PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS IN SARATOV
REGION DURING 2006-2010
T.I. Morozova, T.Y. Salina, Russia
61
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE AND RESISTOME (contd.)
Poster No
35
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF EQUINE STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS IN GEORGIA AND
KENTUCKY FROM 1995-2003
T. Mortimer, H. Roh, S. Beavers, J.M. Donahue, S. Sanchez, USA
36
TRENDS OF ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE IN MESOPHILIC AND PSYCHROTROPHIC
BACTERIAL POPULATIONS DURING COLD STORAGE OF RAW MILK
P. Munsch-Alatossava, J.P. Gauchi, B. Chamlagain, T. Alatossava, Finland, France
37
ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS AND THE MAINTENANCE OF COSTLY ANTIBIOTIC
RESISTANCE MUTATIONS
P. Ocampo, M. Ackermann, S. Bonhoeffer, Switzerland
38
PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES IN PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA ASSOCIATED
WITH THE OVEREXPRESION OF THE MEXEF-OPRN MULTIDRUG EFFLUX PUMP
J. Olivares, C. Alvarez-Ortega, J.F. Linares, T. Köhler, F. Rojo, J.L. Martínez, Spain,
USA, Switzerland
39
COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR THE DETECTION AND PHENOTYPIC
CHARACTERIZATION OF BETA-LACTAMASE ACTIVITY IN CARBAPENEMRESISTANT GRAM-NEGATIVE BACTERIA
K. Jenny, M.G.P. Page, Switzerland
40
MUTUAL REGULATION OF ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE GENE CASSETTE AND
INTEGRASE PROMOTERS IN CLASS 1 INTEGRONS
E. Guérin, T. Jové, A. Tabesse, D. Mazel, M.C. Ploy, France
41
TETRACYCLINE, STREPTOMYCIN AND ERYTHROMYCIN RESISTANCE IN SOIL
BACTERIA
M. Popowska, A. Miernik, M. Rzeczycka, F. Walsh, B. Duffy, Poland, Switzerland
42
DETECTION OF VANCOMYCIN RESISTANCE IN ENTEROCOCCI BY REAL TIME
PCR: A NEW APPROACH
K.N. Prasad, A. Tripathi, S. Shukla, A. Singh, India
43
CAMPYLOBACTER SPP. AND THE ADAPTATION TO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS
S. Purkrtova, L. Slavikova, L. Vondrakova, K. Demnerova, J. Pazlarova, Czech
Republic
44
WHOLE GENOME SEQUENCING AND COMPLETE GENETIC ANALYSIS REVEALS
NOVEL PATHWAYS TO TEICOPLANIN RESISTANCE IN STAPHYLOCOCCUS
AUREUS
A. Renzoni, Switzerland
45
HIGH LEVELS OF MOBILE QUINOLONE RESISTANCE GENES FOUND NEAR A
WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANT ASSOCIATED WITH PHARMACEUTICAL
MANUFACTURING
C. Rutgersson, E. Kristiansson, A. Janzon, D.G.J. Larsson, Sweden
62
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE AND RESISTOME (contd.)
Poster No
46
NEW TRANSPOSON TN6133 CONTAINING A NOVEL VIRGINIAMYCIN-TIAMULIN
RESISTANCE GENE, VGA(E), IN MRSA ST398
S. Schwendener, V. Perreten, Switzerland
47
MOLECULAR IDENTIFICATION OF ESBL GENES IN PSEUDOMONAS
AERUGINOSA ISOLATED FROM BURN INFECTED PATIENTS BY PCR-RFLP AND
SEQUENCING TECHNIQUES
M.R. Shakibaie, F. Shacheraghi, H. Noveiri, Iran
48
CARBAPENEMASE ACTIVITY OF METALLO-ß-LACTAMASE TYPE ENZYMES
CAN BE INHIBITED BY THE ANTIBIOTIC AND CATION CHELATOR NITROXOLINE
(5-NITRO-8 - HYDROXYQUINOLINE )
A. Sobke, S. Sachse, C. Bär, C. Ranke, E. Straube, W. Pfister, Germany
49
FUNCTIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF AN INTERMESHING COGWHEEL-LIKE
INTERACTION BETWEEN TOLC AND MACA IN THE ACTION OF MACROLIDESPECIFIC EFFLUX PUMP MACAB-TOLC
S. Song, Y. Xu, A. Moeller, S. Piao, S.H. Sim, N.C. Ha, K. Lee, Republic of Korea, USA
50
REGULATION OF CLASS 1 INTEGRON INTEGRASE EXPRESSION IN BIOFILM
E. Strugeon, S. Da Re, M.C. Ploy, France
51
ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITIES OF ESCHERICHIA COLI POLYAMINES ARE
PARTIALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR PROTECTIVE FUNCTIONS AGAINST
ANTIBIOTICS
A.G. Tkachenko, A.V. Akhova, M.S. Shumkov, Russia
52
PREVALENCE OF METHICILLIN RESISTANCE IN STAPHYLOCOCCI ISOLATED
FROM PIGS
W. Vanderhaeghen, S. Vandendriessche, F. Crombé, O. Denis, K. Hermans,
F. Haesebrouck, P. Butaye, Belgium
53
DIVERSITY AND ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE OF SPHINGOMONADS ISOLATED
FROM SURFACE AND DRINKING WATER
I. Vaz-Moreira, C. Faria, O.C. Nunes, C.M. Manaia, Portugal
54
AEROMONADS AS RESERVOIRS OF QUINOLONE RESISTANCE IN AQUATIC
ENVIRONMENTS
V. Figueira, I. Vaz-Moreira, M. Silva, C.M. Manaia, Portugal
55
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE COMPLETE CULTURABLE SOIL RESISTOME
F. Walsh, B. Duffy, Switzerland
56
ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE PATTERN OF CAMPYLOBACTER ISOLATES
FROM CAECA AND CARCASSES OF SLAUGHTERED BROILER FLOCKS IN
POLAND
K. Wieczorek, J. Osek, Poland
63
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE AND RESISTOME (contd.)
Poster No
57
MOLECULAR DETECTION OF THE QUINOLONES RESISTANCE IN
CAMPYLOBACTER SPP. ISOLATED FROM POLISH BROILERS
K. Wieczorek, J. Osek, Poland
POSTER SESSION 1: ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE
58
GENOTYPIC DIVERSITY AND EPIDEMIOLOGY OF HIGH-LEVEL GENTAMICINRESISTANCE ENTEROCOCCUS IN TEHRAN
N. Dadfarma, A.A. Imani Fooladi, M. Oskoui, Iran
59
GENOTYPIC DIVERSITY AND EPIDEMIOLOGY OF HIGH-LEVEL GENTAMICINRESISTANCE ENTEROCOCCUS ISOLATED FROM PATIENT IN TEHRAN
N. Dadfarma, A.A. Imani Fooladi, M. Oskoui, Iran
60
PREDICTING AND PREVENTING SPREAD OF NDM-1 PLASMIDS IN HOSPITALS
P. Abel zur Wiesch, J. Engelstaedter, R. Kouyos, S. Bonhoeffer, Switzerland, USA
61
EMERGENCE OF METALLO-Β-LACTAMASES IN ENTEROBACTERIACEAE: THE
FIRST TWO CASES OF VIM METALLO-Β-LACTAMASE-PRODUCING
ESCHERICHIA COLI AND KLEBSIELLA PNEUMONIAE IN SWITZERLAND
H. Adler, R. Frei, Switzerland
62
NUCLEOTIDE DIFFERENCES IN RIBOSOMAL DNA AND MOLECULAR GENETIC
BASIS OF 5-FLUCYTOSINE RESISTANCE IN CLINICAL CANDIDA DUBLINIENSIS
ISOLATES IN KUWAIT
S. Ahmad, L. Joseph, A. Theyyathel, Z. Khan, Kuwait
63
EXTENDED-SPECTRUM BETA-LACTAMASES (ESBLS) PRODUCING CLINICAL
ESCHERICHIA COLI AND KLEBSIELLA PNEUMONIAE ISOLATES IN DHAKA,
BANGLADESH
D. Ahmed, R. Mazumder, M. Ferdous, A. Hoque, H.P. Endtz, A. Hossain, Bangladesh
64
TRENDS IN ETIOLOGY AND ANTIMICROBIAL SUSCEPTIBILITIES OF
DIARRHOEAL BACTERIAL PATHOGENS IN DHAKA, BANGLADESH
D. Ahmed, K. Nahar, A. Hoque, M.N. Islam, M.S.B. Elahi, H.P. Endtz, M.A. Hossain,
Bangladesh
65
PREDICTING EVOLUTIONARY POTENTIALS OF THE CLINICALLY IMPORTANT
BLAIMP-1 METALLO-Β-LACTAMASE GENE
A.M. Alamri, UK
66
OCCURRENCE OF ANTIBIOTIC-RESISTANT INDICATORS IN PARADISE
COASTAL WATER OF GRENADA, WEST INDIES
V.A. Amadi, D.E. Lennon, A.A. Qureshi, S.V. Kotelnikova, Grenada
64
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE (contd.)
Poster No
67
MUTATIONS IN THE FURA-KATG INTERGENIC REGION DECREASE KATG
EXPRESSION AND CONFER ISONIAZID RESISTANCE IN MYCOBACTERIUM
TUBERCULOSIS
H. Ando, T. Kitao, T. Miyoshi-Akiyama, S. Kato, T. Mori, T. Kirikae, Japan
68
OCCURRENCE OF PCOD, A GENE CONFERRING COPPER RESISTANCE IN
MULTIDRUG RESISTANT SALMONELLA
P. Antunes, J. Mourão, C. Novais, L. Peixe, Portugal
69
ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF LACTOBACILLUS PLANTARUM ATCC 8014
AGAINST STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS ISOLATED FROM HUMAN'S WOUND
N. Arbab Soleimani, R.K. Kermanshahi, B. Yakhchali, T. Nejad Sattari, Iran
70
ANTIBIOTIC SUSCEPTIBILITY PATTERN AMONG VANCOMYCIN RESISTANT
ENTEROCOCCI ISOLATED FROM MEAT AND FECAL SAMPLES IN TEHRAN
LIVESTOCK HUSBANDRIES
L. Arbabi, J. Vandyoudefi, M. Bouzari, F. Rahimi, Iran
71
EMERGENCE OF HIGHLY PRISTINAMYCIN RESISTANT AND TEICOPLANIN
REDUCED SUSCEPTIBILITY STAPHYLOCCOUS AUREUS ISOLATES AMONG
NURSING STAFF IN ARDABIL, IRAN
M. Arzanlou, E. Jannati, S. Habibzadeh, Iran
72
PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA PAO1 ADAPTED TO 2-PHENOXYETHANOL
SHOWS CROSS-RESISTANCE TO DISSIMILAR BIOCIDES AND INCREASED
SUSCEPTIBILITY TO SOME ANTIBIOTICS
S. Abdelmalek, Y. Badran, Jordan
73
ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE GENES AND THEIR HORIZONTAL GENE TRANSFER
POTENTIAL IN CLINICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND FOODBORNE LISTERIA
ISOLATES FROM SWITZERLAND
D. Bertsch, M. Muelli, M. Weller, C. Lacroix, L. Meile, Switzerland
74
HETEROLOGOUS EXPRESSION OF THE D,D-CARBOXYPEPTIDASE VANY FROM
THE GLYCOPEPTIDE PRODUCER NONOMURAEA SP. ATCC 39727
E. Binda, G.L. Marcone, G. Molla, L. Pollegioni, F. Marinelli, Italy
75
CIPROFLOXACIN RESISTANCE COULD BE CONNECTED WITH MUTATIONS
OCCURRING IN STATIONARY PHASE
L. Birošová, K. Šmelková, Slovak Republic
76
ANTIMICROBIALS COMPOUNDS TARGETING THE UNIQUE REACTION
MECHANISM OF THYMIDYLATE SYNTHASE THYX
Y. Boum II, H. Myllykallio, T. Basta, U. Liebl, S. Skouloubris, Uganda, France
65
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE (contd.)
Poster No
77
ANTIMICROBIAL SUSCEPTIBILITY AND Β-LACTAMASE GENE CONTENT OF
BACILLUS PUMILUS ISOLATES FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES
R. Branquinho, M.M. Amorim, Â. Novais, M.E. Pintado, L. Peixe, Portugal
78
DECIPHERING THE ROLE OF RND EFFLUX TRANSPORTERS IN BURKHOLDERIA
CENOCEPACIA
S. Buroni, S. Bazzini, C. Udine, A. Sass, M.R. Pasca, F. Longo, G. Emiliani, M. Fondi,
E. Perrin, F. Decorosi, C. Viti, L. Giovannetti, L. Leoni, R. Fani, E. Mahenthiralingam,
E. De Rossi, G. Riccardi, Italy, UK
79
THE MMPL3 PROTEIN IS RESPONSIBLE FOR RESISTANCE TO BM212, A LEAD
ANTITUBERCULAR DRUG
J. Ortiz Canseco, V. La Rosa, A. Lukaj, S. Battaglia, S. Buroni, M. Biava, A. De Logu,
F. Manetti, M. Botta, E. De Rossi, Italy
80
ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE AND CLASS I INTEGRONS IN SALMONELLA
ENTERICA ISOLATES FROM WILD BOARS
C. Caleja, M. de Toro, A. Gonçalves, P. Themudo, M. Vieira-Pinto, D. Monteiro,
J. Rodrigues, Y. Sáenz, G. Igrejas, C. Torres, P. Poeta, Portugal, Spain
81
DETECTION OF BETA-LACTAMASE-PRODUCING (BLA+) ENTEROCOCCUS
FAECIUM USING PHENOTYPIC AND GENETIC TOOLS
F. Campanile, M. Sarti, D. Bongiorno, C. Sabia, R. Gargiulo, S. Stefani, Italy
82
ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE IN ESCHERICHIA COLI STRAINS ISOLATED FROM
FREE-RANGING COASTAL BIRDS FROM THE SOUTHEASTERN COAST OF
BRAZIL
M.F.L. Guerra, J.Y. Saviolli, R.E. Vanstreels, J.L. Catão Dias, V.M. Carvalho, Brazil
83
SCREENING OF THAI FRUIT MESOCARP EXTRACTS FOR ANTI-HELICOBACTER
PYLORI AND ANTI-ADHESION TO HEP-2 CELLS ACTIVITIES
N. Chaichanawongsaroj, P. Pattiyathanee, Thailand
84
ANTIVIRAL DRUG-RESISTANT INFLUENZA VIRUSES IN GYEONGGI-PROVINCE,
SOUTH KOREA, FROM 2005 TO 2010
H. Cho, H. Hong, S. Mun, W. Kim, H. Lee, M. Yoon, J. Lee, Republic of Korea
85
DETECTION OF BLAOXA IN CLASS 1 INTEGRON IN STRAINS OF PSEUDOMONAS
AERUGINOSA ISOLATED FROM PATIENTS WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS
M. González-Villa, G. Aparicio-Ozores, R.M. Ribas-Jaimes, R. Coria - Jimenez,
Mexico
86
EFFICACY OF QUATERNARY AMMONIUM COMPOUNDS ON STAPHYLOCOCCAL
CELL WALLS IMAGED BY ATOMIC FORCE MICROSCOPY
M. Crismaru, H. Van der Mei, T. Loontjens, H. Busscher, The Netherlands
66
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE (contd.)
Poster No
87
OCCURRENCE AND ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE OF ENTEROCOCCUS SPP
ISOLATED FROM POULTRY CARCASSES COMMERCIALIZED AT THE FEDERAL
DISTRICT AREA, IN BRAZIL
A.C.F.B. De Campos, P.H.C.d. Silva, A.P. Santana, Brazil
88
RAPID DISSEMINATION OF KPC-PRODUCING KLEBSIELLA PNEUMONIAE
SINGLE CLONE IN SEVERAL HOSPITALS IN GREAT SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL
Z.V.F. Naves, L.S. Tonon, C.T. Ogassawara, D. de Oliveira Garcia, Brazil
89
DEVELOPMENT OF A RAPD-PCR PROTOCOL FOR FINGERPRINTING OF
KLEBSIELLA PNEUMONIAE
M. Ashayeri Panah, F. Eftekhar, M.M. Feizabadi, Iran
90
EVALUATION OF HP1181 AND HP1184 ROLES IN PROTON-MOTIVE FORCE
DEPENDANT EFFLUX, IN MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT CLINICAL ISOLATES OF
HELICOBACTER PYLORI
T. Falsafi, Iran
91
EVALUATION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE CHANGES IN HELICOBACTER
PYLORI STRAINS ISOLATED FROM IRANIAN CHILDREN FROM 1997 TO 2009
T. Falsafi, A. Ehsani, N. Sotoudeh, Iran
92
PHENOTYPIC AND GENOTYPIC DRUG RESISTANCE TESTING OF
MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS IN SWITZERLAND: A NATIONWIDE REPORT
L. Fenner, M. Egger, S. Gagneux, B. Ninet, G.E. Pfyffer, J. Schrenzel, H.H. Siegrist,
K. Jaton, T. Bodmer, E.C. Böttger, and the Participating Microbiology Laboratories in
Switzerland, Switzerland
93
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE CMBT POTENTIAL MULTIDRUG RESISTANCE
PROTEIN IN LACTOCOCCUS LACTIS
B. Filipic, N. Golic, B. Jovcic, D.C. Bay, R.J. Turner, J. Stankovic, M. Kojic,
L. Topisirovic, Serbia, Canada
94
RAPID DETECTION OF PYRAZINAMIDE RESISTANT MYCOBACTERIUM
TUBERCULOSIS BY HIGH RESOLUTION MELTING CURVE ANALYSIS
S. Foongladda, W. Watcharasamphankul, P. Kiratisin, R. Sutthent, Thailand
95
DETECTION, MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION AND RISK FACTORS
ANALYSIS OF MRSA ST398 IN BELGIAN VETERINARIANS
C. Garcia Graells, J. Antoine, B. Catry, O. Denis, Belgium
96
DORIPENEM: IN VITRO ACTIVITY AGAINST NON-FERMENTING GRAM NEGATIVE
BACILLI
V. Gautam, L. Singhal, M. Kaur, K. Goel, P. Ray, India
97
KLYAP1P AND KLPDR1P IN THE CONTROL OF KLUYVEROMYCES LACTIS
MULTIDRUG RESISTANCE
Z. Hodurova, N. Toth Hervay, Z. Balazfyova, Y. Gbelska, Slovak Republic
67
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE (contd.)
Poster No
98
STUDY OF KLEBSIELLA PNEUMONIAE UROPATHOGENIC STRAINS
PRODUCING EXTENDED-SPECTRUM BETA-LACTAMASE IN THREE HOSPITALS,
IRAN
S. Ghafourian, N. Sadeghifard, R. Mohebi, E. Abouali Galehdari, Iran
99
COMPARISON OF THE GENOMIC PROFILES OF METHICILLIN SENSITIVE AND
METHICILLIN RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS STRAINS
A. Hamdan-Partida, T. Sainz-Espuñes, J. Bustos-Martínez, Mexico
100
IN VITRO ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF ESSENTIAL OIL FROM PIMPINELLA
ANISUM ON BACILLUS ANTHRACIS AND E.COLI O157H7
A. Hashempour, M.H. Sadeghi Zali, A. Pirzad, N. Hashempour, R. Delshad, Iran
101
IN VITRO ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF ALLIUM CEPA,BRASSICA
NAPUS,DAUCUS CAROTA AQUEOUS EXTRACTS AGAINST SALMONELLA P.B
AND BACILLUS CEREUS
A. Hashempour, M.H. Sadeghi Zali, A. Pirzad, N. Hashempour, R. Delshad, Iran
102
THE ROLE OF OUTER MEMBRANE PROTEIN STM1530 IN THE CEFTRIAXONE
RESISTANCE OF SALMONELLA ENTERICA SEROVAR TYPHIMURIUM
W. Hu, R.Y. Zhang, Taiwan R.O.C.
103
EFFECT OF CLSI M100-S19 FOR EVALUATING ANTIBIOTICS-RESISTANCE OF
STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE NONMENINGITIS STRAINS ISOLATED FROM
CHILDREN IN HANGZHOU
C.Z. Hua, J.P. Li, H.M. Yu, S.Q. Shang, China
104
MOLECULAR EPIDEMIOLOGY OF URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS CAUSED BY
EXTENDED-SPECTRUM BETA-LACTAMASE PRODUCING GRAM-NEGATIVE
BACTERIA IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
S. Uzunovic-Kamberovic, B. Bedenic, A. Ibrahimagic, F. Kamberovic, T. Ille, Z. Zagar,
Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia
105
OCCURRENCE OF METHICILLIN RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
MRSA IN FOMITES IN PUBLIC FACILITIES AND THEIR ANALYSIS BY VNTR
FINGERPRINTING
Z.W. Jaradat, M. Khwaileh, A.A. Nabulsi, T.M. Osaili, Jordan
106
FREQUENCY AND ANTIBIOGRAM PATTERN OF ACINETOBACTER SPECIES
ISOLATED FROM VARIOUS CLINICAL SPECIMENS IN A TEACHING HOSPITAL,
BANDAR-ABBAS, IRAN
S. Javadpour, Y. Hamedi, P. Pourzargar, A. Karmostagy, Iran
68
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE (contd.)
Poster No
107
THE GENOME OF AN EXTENSIVELY DRUG-RESISTANT BACTERIUM ISOLATED
FROM A WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANT RECEIVING EFFLUENT FROM
ANTIBIOTIC MANUFACTURING
A. Johnning, Y.S. Shouche, D.G.J. Larsson, E. Moore, E. Kristiansson, Sweden, India
108
THE EXPRESSION OF PRSA, INVOLVED IN STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
INTERMEDIATE GLYCOPEPTIDES RESISTANCE, IS DEPENDANT ON THE
VRARS SYSTEM
A. Jousselin, A. Renzoni, D. Andrey, A. Monod, W. Kelley, Switzerland
109
PREVALENCE, ANTIFUNGAL SUSCEPTIBILITY, AND PHOTODYNAMIC
INACTIVATION OF ORAL CANDIDA SPECIES IN HIV-INFECTED PATIENTS
J.C. Junqueira, J.M.A.H. Suleiman, A.C. Tedesco, A.O.C. Jorge, A.C.B.P. Costa,
S.F.G. Vilela, V.M.C. Rasteriro, Brazil
110
SITE-SPECIFIC MUTATION OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS VRAS REVEALS A
CRUCIAL ROLE FOR THE VRAR-VRAS SENSOR IN THE EMERGENCE OF
GLYCOPEPTIDE RESISTANCE
W.L. Kelley, Switzerland
111
BACTERIAL ISOLATION AND ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE OF NOSOCOMIAL
PNEUMONIA IN IRAN DURING 2005-2006
A. Khorshidi, C. Shajary, G. Mossavi, Iran
112
IMIPENEM RESISTANCE AMONG GRAM-NEGATIVE AND GRAM-POSITIVE
BACTERIA IN HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS: A REPORT FROM IRAN
A. Khorshidi, A. Sharif, G. Shajary, G. Mossavi, Iran
113
OCCURRENCE AND GENETIC CHARACTERIZATION OF CLASS 1 INTEGRONS IN
SALMONELLA ENTERICA SEROTYPE TYPHIMURIUM ISOLATES FROM PIGS IN
KOREA
A. Kim, J.Y. Lee, P.S. Park, K. Lee, C.T. Lim, S.K. Lim, S.C. Jung, Republic of Korea
114
DISTRIBUTION OF SEROTYPES AND PHAGE TYPES OF SALMONELLA
ENTERITICA ISOLATES FROM DIARRHEAL PATIENTS IN GWANGJU, KOREA,
2000-2009
T.S. Kim, M.J. Kim, S.H. Kim, J.J. Seo, H.Y. Kee, M.K. Kim, J.K. Jung, E.S. Kim,
Y.W. Moon, D.R. Ha, Republic of Korea
115
ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE OF SALMONELLA SPP. ISOLATES FROM
DIARRHEAL PATIENTS IN GWANGJU, KOREA DURING 2000-2009
T.S. Kim, M.J. Kim, S.H. Kim, J.J. Seo, H.Y. Kee, D.R. Ha, E.S. Kim, Y.W. Moon,
J.K. Chung, Republic of Korea
69
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE (contd.)
Poster No
116
FLUOROQUINOLONE RESISTANCE OF COMMENSAL ESCHERICHIA COLI
ISOLATED FROM BROILERS
V. Kmet, M. Kmetova, Z. Drugdova, Slovak Republic
117
PHAGE-ANTIBIOTIC SYNERGISM- A NEW APROACH TO COMBAT
PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA
P. Knezevic, S. Curcin, M. Petrusic, V. Aleksic, O. Petrovic, Serbia
118
IDENTIFICATION OF ESBL-POSITIVE KLEBSIELLA PNEUMONIAE ISOLATES IN
THE PRETORIA REGION, SOUTH AFRICA
I. Manenzhe, M. Ehlers, M. Kock, South Africa
119
BRUCELLA AND ANTI-VIRULENCE STRATEGIES: SYNTHESIS, BIOLOGICAL
EVALUATION AND MOLECULAR MODELING OF SELECTIVE HISTIDINOL
DEHYDROGENASE INHIBITORS
M.R. Abdo, P. Joseph, J. Mortier, F. Turtaut, J.L. Montero, B. Masereel, S. Köhler,
J.Y. Winum, France, Belgium
120
EUCAST DISK DIFFUSION ANTIMICROBIAL SUSCEPTIBILITY TESTING METHOD
IMPLEMENTATION IN ESTONIA - PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES
V. Kolesnikova, M. Ivanova, Estonia
121
ANTIMICROBIAL SUSCEPTIBILITIES OF LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES STRAINS
ISOLATED FROM 2003 TO 2010 IN POLAND
D. Korsak, A. Borek, S. Daniluk, A. Grabowska, Poland
122
ISOLATION AND DETERMINATION OF POLYVALENCE OF E-COLI AND
S.TYPHIMURUM PHAGES AND ANTIBIOGRAM OF THEIR HOSTS
R.K. Kothari, D.V. Bhensdadia, C.R. Kothari, V.V. Kothari, India
123
DIVERSITY OF TETRACYCLINE AND SULFONAMIDE RESISTANCE GENES
CARRIED BY ESCHERICHIA COLI ISOLATES FROM SURFACE WATER AND
WASTEWATER
A. Luczkiewicz, E. Kotlarska, K. Jankowska, K. Pazdro, K. Olanczuk-Neyman, Poland
124
RESISTANCE TO ANTIBIOTICS AND HEAVY METALS IN BACTERIA ISOLATED IN
THE BAY OF GDAŃSK (BALTIC SEA)
E. Kotlarska, E. Medalis, K. Pazdro, B. Wrobel, Poland
125
ANTIMICROBIAL EFFICACY OF 3 ORAL ANTISEPTICS CONTAINING
OCTENIDINE, POLYHEXAMETHYLENE BIGUANIDE, OR CITROXX: CAN
CHLORHEXIDINE BE REPLACED?
E.M. Kulik, N. Rohrer, A. Widmer, T. Waltimo, R. Weiger, E. Filipuzzi-Jenni, C. Walter,
Switzerland
70
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE (contd.)
Poster No
126
A POTENTIALLY PATHOGENIC OLIGOTROPHIC AEROMONAS STRAIN MB21 IS
SENSITIVE TO ZNO QUANTUM DOTS
A. Kumar, R. Chakraborty, S. Chakraborti, P. Chakrabarti, India
127
TRANSPORT OF ANTIBIOTIC-RESISTANT ESCHERICHIA COLI IN PUBLIC KARST
WATER SUPPLIES
E. Laroche, A. Flores-Ribeiro, G. Hanin, J.P. Dupont, B. Pawlak, France
128
MOLECULAR AND VIRULENCE CHARACTERISTICS OF MULTI-DRUG
RESISTANT SALMONELLA ENTERITIDIS STRAINS ISOLATED FROM POULTRY
J.H. Lee, Republic of Korea
129
ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE, VIRULENCE-ASSOCIATED GENES, AND
PULSED-FIELD GEL ELECTROPHORESIS PROFILES OF SALMONELLA
TYPHIMURIUM ISOLATED FROM PIGLETS WITH DIARRHEA
J.H. Lee, Republic of Korea
130
IN VITRO ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF NOVEL Β-PEPTOID-PEPTIDE HYBRID
OLIGOMERS AGAINST PLANKTONIC AND BIOFILM CULTURES OF
STAPHYLOCOCCUS EPIDERMIDIS
Y. Liu, K.M. Knapp, A. Folkson, L. Yang, H. Franzyk, S. Molin, Denmark
131
ANALYZING ON THE DRUG RESISTANCE OF 283 STAPHYLOCOCCUS STRAINS
ISOLATED FROM BLOOD CULTURE IN CHILDREN
Q.E. Luo, J.F. He, S. Chen, China
132
OCCURRENCE OF TEM-52- AND CTX-M-PRODUCING ESCHERICHIA COLI
AMONG PORTUGUESE PIGGERIES
E. Machado, V. Silva, S. Costa, R. Silva, R. Cantón, T. Coque, L. Peixe, Portugal,
Spain
133
ACQUIRED QUINOLONE RESISTANCE DETERMINANTS AMONG
ENTEROBACTERIACEAE FROM PORTUGUESE PIGGERIES
E. Machado, A. Monteiro, R. Cantón, T. Coque, L. Peixe, Portugal, Spain
134
METRONIDAZOLE-RESISTANT TRICHOMONAS VAGINALIS ISOLATES OF IRAN
AND ITS INFLUENCE ON TREATMENT OUTCOME
A.H. Maghsood, M. Ghadery, S.A. Ghiasian, F. Eskandarzadeh, Iran
135
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE FIRST IMP METALO BETA-LACTAMASE GENE
PRODUCING PESUDOMONAS AEROGINOSA STRAINS ISOLATED IN ILAM, IRAN
S. Ghafourian, N. Sadeghifard, R. Mohebi, R. Hushmand Far, A. Maleki, Iran
71
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE (contd.)
Poster No
136
CHARACTERIZATION OF MRSA FROM PALERMO, ITALY, AND DESCRIPTION OF
PREVALENT CLONES
C. Mammina, C. Bonura, C. Calà, M.R.A. Plano, A. Aleo, EpiMRSA study group, Italy
137
EMERGENCE OF ESBL-ENCODING GENES AMONG ENTEROBACTERIACEAE
ISOLATED IN A UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL IN SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL
M. Dropa, L.C. Balsalobre, N. Lincopan, G.R. Matté, M.H. Matté, Brazil
138
CLINICAL RELEVANCE OF EFFLUX PUMPS IN FLUOROQUINOLONE
RESISTANCE OF RECENTLY ISOLATED PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA
CLINICAL STRAINS
C. Mullié, S. Fardeau, D. Izard, P. Sonnet, France
139
PHOTOSENSITIZED PORPHYRINS AS ANTIMICROBIAL AGENTS AGAINST
CANDIDA ALBICANS
S. Oriel, Y. Nitzan, Israel
140
DIVERSITY WITHIN THE GLOBALLY SPREAD ESCHERICHIA COLI ST131
PATHOGENIC LINEAGE (1991-2010)
Â. Novais, J. Pires, T.M. Coque, L. Peixe, Portugal, Spain
141
DISSEMINATION OF TWO COPPER RESISTANCE GENES (TCRB AND CUEO) IN
MULTIDRUG RESISTANT ENTEROCOCCI FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES
E. Silveira, A.R. Freitas, T.M. Coque, L. Peixe, C. Novais, Portugal, Spain
142
ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE AND DISTRIBUTION OF TOXIN GENES IN THE
OPHTHALMIC ISOLATES OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS PSEUDINTERMEDIUS FROM
PET DOGS
M J. Chae, J W. Yoon, S Y. Lee, J H. Yoo, H. M. Park, Republic of Korea
143
EVALUATION OF ANTIMICROBIAL SUSCEPTIBILITY OF 27 HERBAL PLANTS OF
IRAN
S.M. Peighambari, A. Yazdani, D. Soleimani, Iran
144
ANTIMICROBIAL PROFILE OF SEVEN IRANIAN MEDICINAL PLANTS AGAINST
ESCHERICHIA COLI AND STAPHYLOCUCCUS AUREUS
S.M. Peighambari, A. Yazdani, P. Sadighara, T. Ali-Esfahani, Iran
145
ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF LEPISTA INVERSA CRUDE METHANOL EXTRACT
P.M. Petrović, M.T. Milenković, S. Petrović, B. Ivanĉević, Serbia
72
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE (contd.)
Poster No
146
CORRELATION BETWEEN LONGITUDINAL TRENDS IN FLUOROQUINOLONE
RESISTANCE AMONG ENTEROBACTERIACEAE AND LONGITUDINAL TREND OF
HEALTH CARE SYSTEM FLUOROQUINOLONE CONSUMPTION
G. Piatti, G. Borgonovo, B. Rebesco, Italy
147
DOUBLE BLATEM ALLELES, BLATEM-1 AND BLATEM-135, IN ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANT
NEISSERIA GONORRHOEAE FROM THAILAND, ANOTHER STEP CLOSER TO
ESBL PHENOTYPE?
S. Prombhul, M. Ohnishi, S. Srifuengfung, C. Tribuddharat, Thailand, Japan
148
VIRULENCE FACTORS, ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE AND PHYLOGENETIC
GROUPS IN ESCHERICHIA COLI ISOLATES FROM COMMON BUZZARDS (BUTEO
BUTEO) IN PORTUGAL
H. Radhouani, P. Poeta, A. Gonçalves, S. Ramos, L. Pinto, R. Sargo, G. Igrejas,
Portugal
149
A NEW PROMOTER FOR EXPRESSION OF THE AAC(6')-IB-CR GENE IN CLASS 1
INTEGRONS
S. Raherison, T. Jové, F. Garnier, A. Tabesse, M.C. Ploy, France
150
ESBL PRODUCING E. COLI IN GERMAN BROILER PRODUCTION
F. Reich, V. Atanassova, G. Klein, Germany
151
PREVALENCE AND ANTIMICROBIAL SUSCEPTIBILITY OF SALMONELLA SPP
ISOLATED IN FECAL SAMPLES OF BUFFALOES IN SÃO PAULO STATE, BRAZIL
A.M. Santana, D.G. Silva, K.M.M.G. Simplício, V. Clemente, L.J.L. Pizauro,
D.P. Rodrigues, J.J. Fagliari, Brazil
152
INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT CLASSES OF GYRASE INHIBITORS ON THE SOS
RESPONSE IN STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
W. Schröder, C. Goerke, C. Wolz, Germany
153
CHARACTERIZATION OF MULTI-RESISTANT PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA IN
CLINICAL AND MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER SYSTEMS OF TWO DIFFERENT
CITIES
T. Schwartz, K. Schön-Hölz, E. Ott, W. Kohnen, Germany
154
DETECTION OF CARBENICILLIN HYDROLYSING (CARB) TYPE OF ESBL
ENZYMES IN HOSPITAL ISOLATES OF ACINETOBACTER BAUMANNII
M.R. Shakibaie, Iran
73
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Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE (contd.)
Poster No
155
THE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF MULTIDRUG RESISTANT
ACINETOBACTER BAUMANNII DURING A 3-YEAR PERIOD FROM A SURGICAL
INTENSIVE CARE UNIT IN BEIJING
D.X. Shen, China
156
THE POTENTIAL FOR BIOCIDE RESISTANCE IN VEROCYTOTOXIGENIC E. COLI
(VTEC) AND ITS IMPACT ON THE RESPONSE TO FOOD PROCESSING
STRESSES
A. Sheridan, M. Lenahan, G. Duffy, S. Fanning, C. Burgess, Ireland
157
LDCC GENE AS A COMPONENT OF ESCHERICHIA COLI RESPONSE TO
ANTIBIOTICS
M. Shumkov, A. Goncharenko, A. Kylosova, A. Tkachenko, Russia
158
DETECTION AND GENETIC CHARACTERISATION OF VANA-CONTAINING
ENTEROCOCCUS FROM MIGRATORY BIRDS: SONG THRUSH (TURDUS
PHILOMELOS)
N. Silva, G. Igrejas, A. Felgar, A. Gonçalves, C. Araújo, P. Poeta, Portugal
159
IN VITRO STUDY OF ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF NEWLY SYNTHESIZED
FLAVANONE
I. Stojanovic, M. Milenkovic, B. Ivkovic, Serbia
160
MULTICOPY NUCLEAR GENES RENDERING YEAST CELLS RESISTANT TO
CHEMOSENSITIZING AGENT CTBT
E. Drobna, J. Subik, Slovak Republic
161
THE EFFECT OF USING COMBINATIONS OF COMMONLY USED ANTIBIOTICS IN
SUDAN ON RESISTANT GRAM NEGATIVE BACTERIAL ISOLATES S.M.
SULIEMAN
S. Sulieman, Sudan
162
INCIDENCE OF QUINOLONE-RESISTANT SALMONELLA ENTERICA ISOLATES
FROM MEAT PRODUCTS IN MALAYSIA
K.L. Thong, S. Moderassi, L.C. Chai, Malaysia
163
IN VITRO ANTIMYCOBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF A SERIES NEW POTENT (R)-2AMINOBUTANOL DERIVATIVES
V. Valcheva, G. Dobrikov, Bulgaria
164
PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE ANTIBIOTIC RESPONSE OF
STENOTROPHOMONAS MALTOPHILIA
L. Van Oudenhove, J. Van Beeumen, M. Galleni, B. Devreese, Belgium
165
HIGH PREVALENCE OF METHICILLIN-RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
IN BELGIAN VEAL CALF FARMING
S. Vandendriessche, W. Vanderhaeghen, K. Hermans, F. Haesebrouck, P. Butaye,
O. Denis, Belgium
74
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE (contd.)
Poster No
166
ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE IN A HOSPITAL EFFLUENT AND IN THE
RECEIVING MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
A.R. Varela, A. Novo, P. Viana, S. André, C.M. Manaia, Portugal
POSTER SESSION 1: BACTERIAL PATHOTYPES
167
PHENOTYPIC AND MOLECULAR CHARACTERISATION OF PASTEURELLA
MULTOCIDA ISOLATES FROM ACUTE SEPTICAEMIC PROCESSES FROM PIGS
REARED IN EXTENSIVE HERDS IN SPAIN
C. Borge, A. Carbonero, A.J. Arenas, A. Arenas-Montes, I. García-Bocanegra,
J.C. Gómez-López, A. Torralbo, A. Perea, Animal Health Department AGR-149, Spain
168
IDENTIFICATION OF MYCOBACTERIUM CHELONAE ISOLATES IN THE SPUTUM
SAMPLE FROM PATIENT WITH BREAST CANCER IN TEHRAN
S.Z. Bostanabad, M. Shekarabei, M. Ghalami, S. Pourazar, Iran
169
PRESENCE OF VIRULENCE ASSOCIATED GENES AND CLONAL NATURE OF
ENTEROAGGREGATIVE ESCHERICHIA COLI (EAEC) ISOLATES FROM
DIARRHEAL CASES
S. Bouzari, B. Kashef, M.M. Aslani, M. Oloomi, Iran
170
CHARACTERIZATION OF PSEUDOMONAS PUTIDA STRAINS ISOLATED FROM
HOSPITALS
E. Duque, M. Alaminos, J. de la Torre, A. Segura, L. Molina, M. Espinosa-Urgel,
P. Bernal, J.L. Ramos, P. Plésiat, S. Conde, M. Fernandez, Spain, France
171
MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF ESCHERICHIA FERGUSONII STRAINS
WITH THE HEAT-LABILE TOXIN GENE (LT) FROM CHICKEN FECES IN SOUTH
KOREA
J. Oh, M. Kang, J. Kwon, Y. Kwon, Republic of Korea
172
PREVALENCE AND CHARACTERIZATION OF POTENTIALLY PATHOGENIC E.
COLI IN HEALTHY SHEEP IN BRAZIL
R.P. Maluta, J.M. Fairbrother, F.A. de Ávila, Brazil, Canada
173
PREVALENCE OF ENTEROPATHOGENS IN SUCKLING PIGLETS WITH
DIARRHOEA IN GERMAN ORGANIC FARMS
H. Seeger, T. Eisenberg, H.P. Hamann, A. Nesseler, R. Volmer, C. Werner,
A. Sundrum, M. Zschöck, Germany
174
DECREASE OF VIRULENCE FOR BALB/C MICE PRODUCED BY CONTINUOUS
SUBCULTURING OF NOCARDIA BRASILIENSIS
L. Vera-Cabrera, J.A. Almaguer-Chavez, O. Welsh, H.G. Garza-Lozano,
S. Said-Fernandez, V.J. Romero-Diaz, J. Ocampo-Candiani, Mexico
75
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: CELL BIOLOGY AND CELL STRUCTURES
Poster No
175
CELL ARCHITECTURE OF THE HYPERTHERMOPHILIC ARCHAEON
METHANOCALDOCOCCUS VILLOSUS
A. Bellack, G. Wanner, E.H. Egelman, R. Rachel, R. Wirth, Germany, USA
176
RNASE Y IN THE HUMAN PATHOGEN STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
G. Marincola, C. Wolz, C. Goerke, Germany
177
SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION IN THERMOACIDOPHILIC CRENARCHAEA
SULFOLOBUS SPP.
J. Reimann, D. Esser, T.K. Pham, P.C. Wright, B. Siebers, S.V. Albers, Germany, UK
POSTER SESSION 1: COMPUTATIONAL MICROBIOLOGY
178
FLAVIN-DEPENDENT THYMIDYLATE SYNTHASE (THYX) OF MYCOBACTERIUM
TUBERCULOSIS IS A POTENTIAL TARGET FOR ISONIAZID AND PACLITAXEL
N. Barua, S. Mahanta, A.K. Buragohain, India
179
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE SMALL HEAT SHOCK PROTEIN FAMILY IN FUNGI
R. Georg, S.L. Gomes, Brazil
180
THE POWER ASSEMBLER: A VERSATILE AND POWERFUL TOOL FOR
ASSEMBLY OF NEXT-GENERATION SEQUENCE DATA
K. De Bruyne, J. Goris, H. Pouseele, L. Vauterin, Belgium
181
WHOLE BACTERIA GENOME SEQUENCING: THE EDENA V3.0 DE NOVO
ASSEMBLER
D. Hernandez, P. François, J. Schrenzel, Switzerland
182
IMPROVING GENOME ANNOTATION: A TOOL FOR IDENTIFYING ERRORS IN
THE ANNOTATION OF GENOME SEQUENCES
T. Junier, T. Wunderlin, P. Junier, Switzerland
183
THE DISTRIBUTION OF GENES WITH DIFFERENT INTRON NUMBER BETWEEN
C- AND W-STRAND OF DNA OF DYCTIOSTELIUM DISCOIDEUM
A. Kabdullina, A. Ivachshenko, Kazakhstan
184
CLUBSUB-P: CLUSTER-BASED SUBCELLULAR LOCALIZATION PREDICTION
FOR GRAM-NEGATIVE BACTERIA
N. Paramasivam, D. Linke, Germany
185
ANALYSIS OF INTRAGENIC “PROMOTER ISLANDS” IN THE ESCHERICHIA COLI
GENOME
K.S. Shavkunov, M.N. Tutukina, I.S. Masulis, O.N. Ozoline, Russia
76
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: COMPUTATIONAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
186
A QUANTITATIVE, SYNTENY-BASED METHOD TO IMPROVE FUNCTIONAL
PREDICTIONS FOR HYPOTHETICAL AND POORLY ANNOTATED BACTERIAL
AND ARCHAEAL GENES
A.P. Yelton, B.C. Thomas, S.L. Simmons, P. Wilmes, J. Banfield, USA, Luxembourg
187
RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ENZYME SEQUENCE-DEPENDENT PROPERTIES
AND THE ETHANOL FLUX CONTROL COEFFICIENTS REPRESENTING THE
HYNNE'S MODEL FOR YEAST GLYCOLYSIS
P. Zikmanis, I. Kampenusa, Latvia
POSTER SESSION 1: FUNGAL DEVELOPMENT
188
SUSCEPTIBILITY OF CLINICAL CANDIDA SPP. TO VARIOUS DISINFECTANTS
I. Dag, Y. Oz, N. Kiraz, Turkey
189
OROPHARYNGEAL CANDIDIASIS IN HIV SERO-POSITIVE PATIENTS AND THEIR
CD4/CD8 CELL COUNT RATIO
V. Dixit, V.L. Nag, R. Tondon, S.K. Agrawal, India
190
FUNGI PREVALENCE IN OSMOSIS-TREATED WATER
F. Falcão, F. Macieira, A. Santos, R. Rodrigues, F. Ferreira, R. Santos, M. Cadete,
Portugal
191
EFFECT OF CARBON AND NITROGEN SOURCES ON LIGNIN DEGRADATION
ABILITY AND ENZYME ACTIVITY OF DUAL-CULTURED, LIGNIN-DEGRADING
FUNGI
H. Fan, China
192
NOSOCOMIAL CANDIDURIA IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED IN
INTENSIVE CARE UNITS IN IRAN
S.A. Ghiasian, M.R. Aghamirian, M. Bagheri, Iran
193
EXPRESSION AND FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERIZATION OF CYP51F1 ENZYME
FROM CANDIDA ALBICANS
H.G. Park, Y.R. Lim, S. Han, D. Kim, Republic of Korea
194
SCAR DERIVED, QRT-PCR ASSAY FOR RAPID DETECTION OF PLANT AND
HUMAN PATHOGENIC MACROPHOMINA PHASEOLINA FROM FIELD AND
ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES
B. Kishore Babu, S. Mesapogu, D.K. Arora, India
195
HUMAN PROBIOTIC BACTERIAL LECTINS AGAINST UROGENITAL SPECIES OF
CANDIDA: EFFECTIVENESS AND SYNERGISM
M. Lakhtin, A. Bajrakova, V. Lakhtin, S. Afanasyev, V. Alyoshkin, Russia
77
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: FUNGAL DEVELOPMENT (contd.)
196
CHANGES IN FUNGAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN THE PATIENTS OF
INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION BY 18S RDNA PCR-DGGE
Q. Li, Q. Zhang, C. Wang, J. Li, China
197
FUNCTIONAL ANALYSES OF THREE ENDOCYTOSIS-RELATED COMPONENTS
IN THE FILAMENTOUS FUNGUS ASPERGILLUS ORYZAE
K. Matsuo, Y. Higuchi, M. Arioka, K. Kitamoto, Japan
198
ANTIDERMATOPHYTIC ACTIVITIES OF THE METHANOLIC EXTRACTS OF FICUS
EXASPERATA AND ACALYPHA WILKIENSIENA USED IN NIGERIAN
TRADITIONAL MEDICINE
A.C. Ngwogu, T.V. Otokunefor, Nigeria
199
FUNGAL GROWTH AND INACTIVATION PATTERNS IN PARCHMENT
DOCUMENTS FROM THE ARCHIVE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COIMBRA
I. Nunes, N. Mesquita, S. Videira, S. Cabo Verde, A. Portugal, M.L. Botelho, Portugal
200
IS MALDI-TOF ICMS ABLE TO DISCRIMINATE DERMATOPHYTE CLONES?
L. Pereira, N. Dias, C. Santos, N. Lima, Portugal
201
IDENTIFICATION OF PENICILLIA SPECIES ISOLATED FROM SOUTHERN
ATLANTIC OCEAN MARINE SPONGE USING A POLYPHASIC APPROACH
INCLUDING MALDI-TOF ICMS
M.R.Z. Passarini, C. Santos, N. Lima, L.D. Sette, Brazil, Portugal
202
FILAMENTOUS FUNGI IN DRINKING WATER IN RELATION TO BIOFILM
FORMATION
V.M. Siqueira, H.M.B. Oliveira, C. Santos, R.R.M. Paterson, N.B. Gusmão, N. Lima,
Portugal, Brazil
203
BIOREACTOR FOR THE DECOLOURISATION OF TEXTILE DYE USING
LIGNINOLYTIC FUNGI UNDER HIGH ALKALINE AND SALT CONDITIONS
C.A. Ottoni, L. Lima, C. Santos, N. Lima, Portugal
204
ROLE OF NA+/H+ ANTIPORTERS IN YEAST PHYSIOLOGY
H. Sychrova, L. Hálová, Y. Krauke, K. Papoušková, O. Zimmermannova,
Czech Republic
205
BIODIVERSITY AND ESTABLISHMENT OF YEASTS COMMUNITY IN THE
PORCINE INTESTINE IN FACE OF DIFFERENT FARM CONDITIONS
V. Urubschurov, P. Janczyk, R. Pieper, W.B. Souffrant, A. Zeyner, Germany
78
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: GENERAL VIROLOGY AND BACTERIOPHAGES
Poster No
206
THE EVOLUTION OF PROPHAGES IN ENTEROBACTERIACAEA
L.M. Bobay, France
207
COMPARATIVE GENOMICS OF VIRULENT BACTERIOPHAGES INFECTING
ERWINIA AMYLOVORA, THE FIRE BLIGHT AGENT
Y. Born, L. Fieseler, J. Marazzi, R. Lurz, B. Duffy, M.J. Loessner, Switzerland,
Germany
208
VIRUS INACTIVATION MECHANISMS UPON EXPOSURE TO HEAT, OXIDANTS
AND UV-LIGHT
F. Bosshard, K. Rule Wiggington, B.M. Pecson, T. Sigstam, T. Kohn, Switzerland
209
ON THE EVOLUTION OF AVIAN INFECTIOUS BRONCHITIS VIRUS IN VERO
CELLS
P.E. Brandão, L.J. Richtzenhain, L.Y. Villarreal, Brazil
210
CONTROL OF DIRECTIONALITY IN LACTOBACILLUS DELBRUECKII
BACTERIOPHAGE MV4 SITE-SPECIFIC RECOMBINATION
M. Coddeville, J.F. Spinella, P. Cassard, G. Girault, P. Le Bourgeois,
M.L. Daveran-Mingot, P. Ritzenthaler, France
211
IDENTIFICATION OF THREE NOVEL PHAGES FROM NON PATHOGEN
STAPHYLOCOCCI: AN EVOLUTIONARY DISTINCT CLUSTER AMONG THE
STAPHYLOCOCCAL PHAGES FAMILY?
M. Deghorain, P. Smeesters, P.A. Drèze, L. Van Melderen, Belgium
212
BACTERIOPHAGES FOR DETECTION AND CONTROL OF CRONOBACTER
SAKAZAKII IN POWDERED INFANT FORMULA
J.M. Denyes, J. Klumpp, K.P. Kim, M.J. Loessner, Switzerland
213
TRANSDUCTION OF PENICILLINASE PLASMIDS WITHIN COMMUNITYACQUIRED METHICILLIN-RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS USA300
CLONE
M. Varga, L. Kuntova, I. Maslanova, R. Pantucek, V. Ruzickova, J. Doskar,
Czech Republic
214
CHARACTERIZATION OF BACTERIOPHAGES INFECTING CRONOBACTER SPP.
L. Tothova, H. Al-Alami, M. Kajsik, J. Gajdosova, H. Drahovska, J. Turna,
Slovak Republic
215
MULTIALLELISM OF MEASLES VIRUS REVEALS POSSIBLE MECHANISMS FOR
GENERATING VIRUS DIVERSITY
B. Grigorov, J. Brunel, J. Rabilloud, C. Bouchier, L. Dacheux, B. Horvat, D. Gerlier,
France
79
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: GENERAL VIROLOGY AND BACTERIOPHAGES (contd.)
Poster No
216
LISTERIA BACTERIOPHAGE RECEPTOR RECOGNITION AND ADSORPTION
M. Habann, R. Bielmann, J. Kaps, S. Miller, J. Klumpp, M.J. Loessner, Switzerland,
Germany
217
PATHOGENIC POTENTIAL OF DIFFERENT CITRUS TRISTEZA VIRUS
GENOTYPES
K. Hanĉević, S. Ĉerni, G. Nolasco, T. Radić, K. Djelouah, J. Rošin, D. Škorić, Croatia,
Portugal, Italy
218
CHARACTERISATION OF THREE INDUCIBLE PROPHAGES FROM AN EPIDEMIC
STRAIN OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA
C. James, J.L. Fothergill, M. Brockhurst, C. Winstanley, UK
219
USE OF GUINEA PIGS IN THE EVALUATION OF VACCINES FOR BOVINE VIRAL
DIARRHOEA (BVD)
R.S. Jordao, C.P. Ribeiro, M.M. Filho, E.M. Pituco, D.U. Mehnert, Brazil
220
MORPHOLOGICAL, PHYSIOLOGICAL AND GENETIC ANALYSIS OF
BACTERIOPHAGES ISOLATED FROM URBAN SEWAGE
A. Jurczak-Kurek, M. Jakubowska, M. Los, B. Wrobel, Poland
221
ISOLATION AND MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF PHAGE F20 INFECTING
HUMAN-INFECTIOUS AND DRUG-RESISTANT ENTEROBACTER AEROGENES
K113
S.C. Kang, C.K. Mishra, S. Paul, T.J. Choi, Republic of Korea
222
REGULATION OF GENE EXPRESSION OF BACTERIOPHAGE T5
E. Klimuk, K. Severinov, N. Akulenko, Russia, USA
223
BROCHOTHRIX THERMOSPHACTA BACTERIOPHAGES FEATURE
HETEROGENEOUS AND HIGHLY MOSAIC GENOMES AND UTILIZE UNIQUE
PROPHAGE INSERTION SITES
J. Klumpp, S. Kilcher, M.J. Loessner, Switzerland
224
VIRAL GASTROENTERITIS PATHOGENS IN TURKEY BETWEEN JULY 2009DECEMBER 2010
D. Yagci Caglayik, G. Korukluoglu, H. Karademirtok, T. Atak, Turkey
225
FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF THE HAEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE
BACTERIOPHAGE HP1 HOST CELL LYSIS SYSTEM IN ESCHERICHIA COLI
A. Kwiatek, M. Adamczyk-Poplawska, Z. Tracz, A. Piekarowicz, Poland
226
RUBELLA SUSCPETIBILTY RATES IN PREGNANT WOMEN IN A WELSH NHS
TRUST
L.A. Matthews, D. Gray, S. Gray, L.M. Lawrance, UK
80
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: GENERAL VIROLOGY AND BACTERIOPHAGES (contd.)
Poster No
227
INHIBITION IN THE PRODUCTION OF HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS
(HIV-1) VIA INTERACTION OF PEPTIDE 56 WITH THE MATRIX DOMAIN
P. Lawrence, J.M. Terme, S. Alais, D. Vatakis, M. Courcoul, R. Vigne, E. Decroly,
P. Boulanger, C. Lazert, J.A. Zack, D. Gerlier, France, USA
228
CHARACTERIZATION OF Φ143 - A FRESH WATER BACTERIOPHAGE
RESEMBLING CYSTOVIRUSES
S. Mäntynen, A. Kohvakka, E. Laanto, J. Bamford, Finland
229
BIOCONTROL OF SALMONELLA ENTERICA SUBSPECIES ENTERICA WITH
BROAD HOST RANGE VIRULENT BACTERIOPHAGES
R. Marti, K. Zurfluh, J. Klumpp, S. Hagens, M.J. Loessner, Switzerland,
The Netherlands
230
BACTERIOPHAGE T4 UNKNOWN GENES: A "DARK MATTER" ?
Y. Mattenberger, S. Mattson, F. Silva, J. Métrailler, D. Belin, Switzerland
231
TRACING MEMBRANE PROTEIN INTERACTIONS IN PRD1 WITH BLUE NATIVE
PAGE
S. Mattila, H. Oksanen, J. Bamford, Finland
232
AVIAN INFLUENZA VIRUS IN MIGRATORY AND RESIDENT BIRDS DURING
MIGRATORY SEASON IN BUSHEHR, IRAN
M.J. Mehrabanpour, M.A. Shayanfar, A. Shriazi Nezhad, A. Rahimian, H. Moein, Iran
233
BACTERIOPHAGE PROLIFERATION UNDER INFLUENCE OF MICROWAVE
IRRADIATION
N. Milojević, D. Stanisavljev, B. Nikolić, M. Beljanski, L. Kolar-Anić,
J. Kneţević-Vukĉević, Serbia
234
HIV NC-MEDIATED CONTROL OF VIRAL TRANSCRIPTION VIA DEGRADATION
OF TAT
H.W. Hong, H. Myung, Republic of Korea
235
HCV E2 AFFECTS LIVER FIBROSIS AND AUTOIMMUNE DISAESE VIA
DEGRADATION OF AIMP1/P43
M.S. Kim, H. Myung, Republic of Korea
236
OXOGLAUCINE, A COMPOUND OF PLANT ORIGIN, SELECTIVELY INHIBITS THE
IN VITRO REPLICATION OF HUMAN ENTEROVIRUSES
L. Nikolaeva-Glomb, S. Philipov, A.S. Galabov, Bulgaria
237
ANALYSIS OF THE TARGET VP1 PROTEIN GENE OF THE DISOXARIL MUTANTS
OF COXSACKIEVIRUS B1
I. Nikolova, A. Galabov, R. Petkova, S. Chakarov, B. Atanasov, Bulgaria
81
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: GENERAL VIROLOGY AND BACTERIOPHAGES (contd.)
Poster No
238
CHARACTERIZATION OF PVL-PHAGES INDUCED FROM COMMUNITYACQUIRED STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS STRAINS
J. Rajova, R. Pantucek, O. Sedo, P. Petras, I. Machova, V. Ruzickova, Z. Zdrahal,
J. Doskar, Czech Republic
239
COMPARISON OF VIRUSNEUTRALIZATION TESTS AGAINST FOUR STRAINS OF
BVDV (BVDV-1 AND BVDV-2) IN CATTLE NATURALLY INFECTED IN BRAZIL
C.P. Ribeiro, A.M.M.P.D. Della Libera, R.S. Jordão, L.H. Okuda, E.M. Pituco, Brazil
240
THREE-DIMENSIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE A1 PROTEIN FROM
BACTERIOPHAGE QΒ
J. Rumnieks, K. Tars, Latvia
241
MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF SEVERAL NOVEL SIMIAN FOAMY
VIRUSES IN NEOTROPICAL PRIMATES FROM SOUTH AMERICA
C.P. Muniz, A.F. Santos, B. Sharma, E.A. Soares, H.N. Seuánez, W.M. Switzer,
A. Pissinatti, M.A. Soares, Brazil, India, USA
242
LAUSANNEVIRUS, A GIANT AMOEBAL VIRUS ENCODING HISTONE DOUBLETS
V. Thomas, C. Bertelli, F. Collyn, N. Casson, A. Telenti, A. Goesmann, A. Croxatto,
G. Greub, France, Switzerland, Germany
243
RAPID TEST FOR HEPATITIS B: PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF THREE
MARKERS AMONG INMATES IN A SWISS PRISON, GENEVA, SWITZERLAND
L. Gétaz, H. Wolff, G. Togni, Switzerland
244
MOLECULAR AND MICROBIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE BACTERIAL
VIRUS ISP FOR THE CONTROL OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
K. Vandersteegen, P.J. Ceyssens, K. Hermans, R. Lavigne, Belgium
245
DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF TWO RT-LAMP SYSTEMS FOR
DETECTION OF EV71 AND COXA16 IN THE STOOL SAMPLES OF HFMD CASES
H. Zhao, G. Zhao, G. Yin, W. Xu, S. Xu, W. Kang, S. Li, H. Gao, China
82
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: HIGH-THROUGHPUT APPROACHES
Poster No
246
DETECTION OF ANTIGEN-SPECIFIC ANTIBODIES IN SERUM AND FOLLICULAR
FLUIDS BY PROTEIN MICROARRAYS
A. Ardizzoni, M.C. Baschieri, L. Manca, F. Capodanno, G.B. La Sala, E. Blasi, Italy
247
A LARGE SCALE HIGH THROUGHPUT SCREENING FOR INHIBITORS OF ATP
HOMEOSTASIS IN NON-REPLICATING MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS
L. Camacho, P. Mak, S. Rao, M.P. Tan, J. Chyba, X.H. Lin, B.H. Tan, S.H. Ng, V. Lim,
D. Beer, J. Cherian, J. Duraiswamy, I. Ma, P. Bifani, A. Chatterjee, K. Kuhen,
H.T. Wang, R. Glynne, T. Dick, K. Pethe, Singapore, USA
248
FROM HIGH THROUGHPUT 454 GS FLX DATA ANALYSIS PROCESS OF 16S RNA
GENE SEQUENCES USING BARCODING TO BACTERIAL COMMUNITY
EXPLORATION
L. Cauquil, J. Mariette, C. Rousseau, A. Zened, F. Enjalbert, A. Troegeler, C. Klopp,
S. Combes, France
249
SMALL MOLECULES INHIBIT SMCR, THE QUORUM SENSING MASTER
REGULATOR OF VIBRIO VULNIFICUS
B.S. Kim, S.M. Kim, S.H. Choi, Republic of Korea
250
HIGH-THROUGHPUT PROTEOGENOMICS OF RUEGERIA POMEROYI: SEEDING
A PERFECT GENOMIC RE-ANNOTATION FOR THE WHOLE MARINE
ROSEOBACTER CLADE
J.A. Christie-Oleza, J. Armengaud, France
251
PROTEOME ANALYSES OF HYDROGEN PRODUCING HYPERTHERMOPHILIC
ARCHAEON THERMOCOCCUS ONNURINEUS NA1 IN DIFFERENT CULTURE
CONDITIONS
Y.H. Chung, S.H. Yun, J. Kwon, Y.J. Moon, S.O. Kwon, S.G. Kang, J.H. Lee,
S.I. Kim, Republic of Korea
252
PNEUMOCYSTIS JIROVECII DE NOVO GENOME SEQUENCING FROM A
CLINICAL SPECIMEN
O.H. Cissé, M. Pagni, P.M. Hauser, Switzerland
253
DEVELOPMENT OF A HIGH-CONTENT MICROSCOPY-BASED RNAI SCREENING
ASSAY FOR BRUCELLA ENTRY AND MULTIPLICATION IN HELA CELLS
R. Conde-Alvarez, S. Low, M. Emmenlauer, S. Muntwiler, S. Salcedo, J.P. Gorvel,
C. Dehio, Switzerland, France
254
A PROKARYOTE COMMUNITIES' TRAVEL BETWEEN SOILS COUPLED TO HIGH
THROUGHPUT SEQUENCING AS A WAY TO VISUALIZE THE RARE BIOSPHERE
T.O. Delmont, D. Francioli, S. Laoudi, S. Jacquesson, P. Simonet, T.M. Vogel,
Environmental Microbial Genomics Group, France
83
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: HIGH-THROUGHPUT APPROACHES (contd.)
Poster No
255
SENSORS FOR SINGLE CELL ISOLATION OF METABOLITE PRODUCING
BACTERIA
L. Eggeling, M. Bott, S. Binder, Germany
256
BACTERIAL PHYSIOLOGICAL STATES ASSESSMENT IN DRINKING WATER:
A METHOD COMPARISON STUDY
K. Helmi, G. Meheut, F. Barthod, N. Charni-Ben-Tabassi, France
257
CYANOBACTERIAL CELL DIVISION: GENETICS, COMPARATIVE GENOMICS AND
PROTEOMICS
O.A. Koksharova, Russia
258
ULTRA-DEEP SEQUENCING THE DEEP-SEA FORAMINIFERA: LARGE
PHYLOGENETIC DIVERSITY INFERRED FROM SHORT SSU RDNA BARCODES
B. Lecroq, F. Lejzerowicz, P. Esling, L. Baerlocher, M. Østerås, L. Farinelli,
J. Pawlowski, Japan, Switzerland, France
259
GENOME-WIDE SCREEN OF DIFFERENTIALLY REGULATED PROMOTERS OF
YERSINIA PSEUDOTUBERCULOSIS YPIII/PIB1 ON HOST CELL CONTACT
Z. Li, C.M. Li, M. Skurnik, Finland
260
REALISTIC SIMULATION OF NEXT-GENERATION SEQUENCING DATA FOR
MICROBIAL GENOMICS PROJECTS
K. McElroy, F. Luciani, T. Thomas, Australia
261
TESTING MACROECOLOGICAL IDEAS USING MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES : THE
ROLE OF 454 SEQUENCING
K.J. Purdy, B.B. Oakley, UK
262
THE VARIATION IN RESPIRATORY MICROBIOTA OF HEALTHY ADULTS
ASSESSED BY PYROSEQUENCING AND CULTURE
O. Sakwinska, B. Berger, L. Krause, D. Moine, M. Beaumont, H. Brüssow, Switzerland
263
FINDING POTENTIAL INHIBITORS OF METHICILLINE-RESISTANT
STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS SHIKIMATE DEHYDROGENASE BY HIGHTHROUGHPUT MOLECULAR DOCKING
C. Avitia-Domínguez, J. Salas-Pacheco, M. Quintos, B. Aguirre, A. Tellez-Valencia,
Mexico
264
DETAILED COMPOSITIONAL ANALYSIS OF MYCOLIC ACIDS USING HIGH
RESOLUTION MALDI TOFMS WITH A SPIRAL ION TRAJECTORY
K. Teramoto, T. Sato, T. Tamura, Y. Ueda, A. Kusai, K. Suzuki, Japan, France
265
HIGH-THROUGHPUT MASS SPECTROMETRICAL SCREENING OF
OLIGOSACCHARIDIC PRODUCTS SYNTHESIZED BY LEVANSUCRASES FROM
PSEUDOMONADS
T. Visnapuu, K. Mardo, C. Mosoarca, A.D. Zamfir, T. Alamäe, Estonia, Romania
84
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: HIGH-THROUGHPUT APPROACHES (contd.)
Poster No
266
SYSTEMS-WIDE INVESTIGATION OF GLOBAL RNA BINDING PROTEINS IN
VIRULENCE AND SECONDARY METABOLITE PRODUCTION IN SERRATIA SP.
ATCC 39006
N. Wilf, R. Kingsley, A. Reid, N. Croucher, H. Hauser, L. Gatto, S. Hester, K. Lilley,
G. Dougan, G. Salmond
267
BLIND ASSESSMENT OF HUMAN, ANIMAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES
USING THE SALMONELLA GENO-SEROTYPING ARRAY (SGSA)
C. Yoshida, K. Franklin, E. Lingohr, T. Kostic, M. Anjum, C. Clark, A. Kropinski,
Canada, Austria, UK
POSTER SESSION 1: INTRACELLULAR SURVIVAL
268
STUDIES OF MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS PE_PGRS62 AND PE_PGRS30
MUTANT
K. Matsumura, H. Iwai, F. Kirikae, S. Suzuki, K. Okumura, T. Akiyama, K. Funatogawa,
T. Kirikae, Japan, USA
269
MECHANISM OF RHODOCOCCUS EQUI ENTRY INTO HUMAN EPITHELIAL
CELLS
L. Pilares Ortega, S. Remuzgo Martínez, D. Padilla, J. Navas, I. Beares Gómez,
J.M. Icardo, J. Ramos Vivas, Spain
270
IMPAIRED VIRULENCE, INVASIVENESS AND INTRACELLULAR PERSISTENCE
OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS MEND-NEGATIVE SMALL COLONY VARIANT
IN CULTURED HUMAN OSTEOBLASTS
S. Trouillet, J.P. Rasigade, Y. Lhoste, T. Ferry, G. Lina, F. Vandenesh, J. Etienne,
F. Laurent, France
271
LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES CELLULAR INFECTION TRIGGERS TYROSINEPHOSPHORYLATION OF HOST MYOSIN II
S. Sousa, M.T. Almeida, R. Custódio, D. Vingadassalom, J. Leong, D. Cabanes,
Portugal, USA
272
THE MALARIA PARASITE: GREAT CAPACITY FOR SURVIVAL
R. Thattengat, D.A. Brooks, R.E.R. Nisbet, Australia
85
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: METALS AND MICROBES
Poster No
273
URBAN AREA NEAR COPPER MINE AS A SOURCE OF HEAVY METAL
RESISTANT BACTERIA?
S. Bajkic, L. Djokic, T. Narancic, S. Trifunovic, D. Relic, D. Djordjevic, I. Moric,
B. Vasiljevic, Serbia
274
MICROBIAL METAL REDUCTION: FROM HEAVY METAL TO ROCK
R. Bernier-Latmani, D.S. Alessi, P.P. Shao, E.C. Dalla Vecchia, P. Junier,
H. Veeramani, P. Persson, J.R. Bargar, Switzerland, USA, Sweden
275
DIVERSITY AND COPPER RESISTANCE OF CULTIVABLE BACTERIA PRESENT
IN HIGH COPPER-CONTAMINATED CHILEAN MARINE SEDIMENTS
L. Besaury, F. Marty, G. Muyzer, L. Quillet, France, The Netherlands
276
FIRST METHOD TO QUANTIFY COPPER RESISTANT BACTERIA IN
ENVIRONMENTS: STUDY OF CASE OF GRADIENT OF COPPERCONTAMINATION IN CHILEAN MARINE SEDIMENTS
L. Besaury, L. Quillet, France
277
TRANSCRIPTION DYNAMICS OF METAL(LOID) TRANSPORTER GENES IN A
SOIL BACTERIAL COMMUNITY
P. Billard, J. Poirel, C. Joulian, C. Leyval, France
278
UNDERSTANDING THE RELATIONSHIPS AMONG MERCURY CONTAMINATION,
METHYLMERCURY FORMATION, AND BACTERIAL GUILDS IN TWO DIFFERENT
AQUATIC SYSTEMS
A.G. Bravo, J. Zopfi, D. Amouroux, J. Poté, J. Dominik, Switzerland, France
279
CADC, AN ARSR-TYPE REGULATOR IMPLICATED IN L. MONOCYTOGENES
RESISTANCE TO CADMIUM AND VIRULENCE
D. Cabanes, A. Camejo, F. Carvalho, C. Archambaud, P. Cossart, S. Sousa, Portugal,
France
280
DEVELOPMENT OF UVC-FREE PHOTOCATALYTIC AIR PURIFIERS FOR INDOOR
AIR DECONTAMINATION. BACTERIA AND VIRUS BIOAEROSOL REMOVAL
G. Carre, N. Doss, P. Bernhardt, T. Romero, P. Andre, M.C. Lett, V. Keller, C. Muller,
J.P. Gies, N. Keller, France
281
BACTERIAL DIVERSITY OF GENES INVOLVED IN ARSENIC SPECIATION IN
SEDIMENT
A. Cordi, A. Heinrich-Salmeron, C. Brochier-Armanet, C. Pagnout, F. Seby, G. Morin,
G. Ona-Nguema, P. Bertin, F. Arsène-Ploetze, P. Bauda, France
282
CORROSIVE EFFECT OF A MIXED ANAEROBIC CULTURE ON GALVANIZED
STEEL
A. Çotuk, E. Ilhan-Sungur, D. Öztürk, G. Muyzer, Turkey, The Netherlands
86
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: METALS AND MICROBES (contd.)
Poster No
283
HOW DO SPORES REDUCE METALS?
E. Dalla Vecchia, P. Shao, P. Junier, R. Bernier-Latmani, Switzerland
284
GENETIC DIVERSITY OF BACTERIA ISOLATED FROM CADMIUM
CONTAMINATED SOIL AND THEIR TOLERANCE TO METALS
M.N. Dourado, P.F. Martins, M.R. Franco, F.D. Andreote, R.A. Azevedo, Brazil
285
A COBALT TRANSPORT SYSTEM IN SINORHIZOBIUM THAT IS REQUIRED FOR
GROWTH ON LB MEDIUM
J. Cheng, R.A. Morton, T. Finan, Canada
286
FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF THE ARSENIC RESISTANCE SYSTEM IN
CYANOBACTERIA
A.M. Sánchez-Riego, L. López-Maury, F.J. Florencio, Spain
287
RECOMBINANT FLAVOCYTOCHROME B2 (FC B2)-OVERPRODUCING
HANSENULA POLYMORPHA CELLS FOR CHROMATE REDUCTION
D. Broda, O. Smutok, M. Gonchar, Poland, Ukraine
288
PERIPLASMIC PROTEINS FOR COPPER ACQUISITION AND CYTOCHROME
OXIDASE BIOGENESIS IN BRADYRHIZOBIUM JAPONICUM
F. Serventi, D. Bühler, S. Huwiler, H.M. Fischer, R. Rossmann, S. Landolt,
H. Hennecke, Switzerland
289
MICROBIALLY SUPPORTED SYNTHESIS OF BIMETALLIC PD-AU
NANOPARTICLES
B. Hosseinkhani, L.S. Søbjerg, A.E. Rotaru, G. Emtiazi, T. Skrydstrup, R.L. Meyer,
Iran, Denmark
290
INSIGHTS INTO THE COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND ACTIVITY OF THE IRON
OXIDIZING BACTERIA IN THE ÄSPÖ -HARD ROCK LABORATORY
D. Ionescu, C. Heim, M. Bizic Ionescu, C. Quast, J. Peplies, F.O. Gloeckner, V. Thiel,
J. Reitner, L. Polerecky, D. de Beer, Germany
291
ELUCIDATION OF MECHANISM FOR EXTRACELLULAR BIOSYNTHESIS OF
SILVER NANOPARTICLES USING FUNGI
J. Panwar, N. Jain, India
292
SENSITIVITY OF MULTIDRUG RESISTANT BACTERIA STRAINS TO SILVER
NANOPARTICLES
A. Kedziora, K. Sobik, K. Korzekwa, J. Kowalczyk, W. Strek, A. Skwara,
W. Doroszkiewicz, Poland
293
SELECTION AGAINST IRON-ACQUISITION SYSTEMS IN PSEUDOMONAS
AERUGINOSA WHEN IRON IS LIMITED: AN EXAMPLE OF A PUBLIC GOODS
DILEMMA
R. Kümmerli, Z. Dumas, Switzerland
87
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: METALS AND MICROBES (contd.)
Poster No
294
SYNTHESIS OF AMONABACTINES BY AEROMONAS HYDROPHILA:
IMPLICATION OF NRPS OF A UNIQUE ITERATIVE-ALTERNATIVE TYPE
V. Leclère, R. Subashkhumar, B. Wathelet, P. Jacques, France, India, Belgium
295
EXPRESSION OF MAGNESIUM/COBALT TRANSPORTER CORA IS DOWNREGULATED BY RNASE III IN ESCHERICHIA COLI
B. Lim, S.H. Sim, M. Sim, K. Lee, Republic of Korea
296
INFLUENCE OF ESTUARINE SALT MARSHES METAL CONTAMINATION ON
DENITRIFIERS COMMUNITY DIVERSITY AND ACTIVITY
A.M. Machado, C. Magalhães, A. Mucha, C.M. Almeida, A. Bordalo, Portugal
297
IDENTIFICATION OF A NEW FAMILY OF CORRUGATIN-BASED SECONDARY
SIDEROPHORES IN PSEUDOMONAS AND A DETAILED STUDY OF ONE OF IT
MEMBERS
S. Matthijs, H. Budzikiewicz, T. Cu Thi Thien, G. Laus, P. Cornelis, Belgium, Germany
298
PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF THE STRUCTURAL DIVERSITY OF
PSEUDOMONAS PYOVERDINES
S. Matthijs, Y. Lumeng, G. Laus, P. De Vos, E. García-Valdés, P. Cornelis, Belgium,
Spain
299
GENOMIC AND GENETIC ANALYSIS OF SIDEROPHORE-MEDIATED IRON
ACQUISITION OF PSEUDOMONAS BRASSICACEARUM NFM 421
C. Tricot, W. Achouak, J.M. Meyer, S. Matthijs, Belgium, France
300
REGULATION OF LEISHMANIA AQUAGLYCEROPORIN AQP1: THE ANTIMONITE
UPTAKE SYSTEM
R. Mukhopadhyay, G. Mandal, V.S.R. Atluri, A. Franco, B. Papadopoulou, M. Wiese,
H. Bhattacharjee, USA, Canada, UK
301
IRON'S PATHWAY AGAINST MULTI-DRUG RESISTANT BACTERIA
S. Fardeau, C. Mullié, A. Dassonville-Klimpt, N. Audic, P. Sonnet, France
302
GROWTH OF ZNS NANOPARTICLES USING BIOLOGICALLY GENERATED
SULPHIDE
J. Pinto da Costa, A.V. Girão, J. Lourenço, T. Trindade, M.C. Costa, Portugal
303
ISOCITRATE DEHYDROGENASE AND TELLURITE-MEDIATED OXIDATIVE
STRESS IN ESCHERICHIA COLI
C.A. Reinoso, J.M. Sandoval, C.C. Vásquez, Chile
304
MICROBIAL ASSISTED IMMOBILIZATION AND REMEDIATION AT AN AMD
CONTAMINATED SITE
F. Schindler, E. Kothe, Germany
88
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: METALS AND MICROBES (contd.)
Poster No
305
DIVERSITY AND DISTRIBUTION OF DISSIMILATORY IRON-REDUCING BACTERIA
IN URBAN RIVER SEDIMENT IN JAPAN
T. Sekikawa, H. Hayashi, K. Iwahori, Japan
306
SURVEY OF EFFECT OF MAGNETOSPIRILLUM GRYPHISWALDENSE ON IRON
LEVEL OF MICE SERUM
T. Setayesh, S.F. Mousavi, S.D. Siadat, Z. Hesmatipur, Iran
307
CHARACTERISATION OF WHIB1 FROM MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS
L. Smith, J. Green, UK
308
LEAD INDUCES OXIDATIVE STRESS AND APOPTOTIC RESPONSE IN
SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE
J.V. Bussche, E.V. Soares, Portugal, Belgium
309
THE BIRTH OF A NOVEL FUNCTION: ROBUSTNESS FAVOURS THE NATIVE
SUBSTRATE ABOVE PROMISCUOUS ENZYME ACTIVITY
N.R. Uda, M. Creus, Switzerland
310
SILVER RESISTANCE IN CUPRIAVIDUS METALLIDURANS CH34 IS AFFECTED
BY ENDOGENOUS INSERTION SEQUENCE ELEMENTS AND CROSS
REGULATION
K. Mijnendonckx, P. Monsieurs, M. Mergeay, N. Leys, J. Mahillon, R. Van Houdt,
Belgium
311
BIODIVERSITY OF ULTRAMAFIC SOILS; FOR SUCCESSFUL REVEGETATION OF
MINING SITES IN NEW CALEDONIA
M. Waseem, A. Galiana, M. Lebrun, R. Duponnois, Y. Prin, M. Ducousso, France,
New Caledonia
312
HEAVY METAL RESISTANCE PATTERNS OF MYCOBACTERIUM SPECIES
R. Santos, S. Monteiro, M. Cadete, Portugal
POSTER SESSION 1: MICROBIAL EVOLUTION, PHYLOGENY
313
DNA MARKERS FOR BACTERIAL DETECTION: A PHYLOGENETIC PERSPECTIVE
P. Albuquerque, C.L. Santos, F. Tavares, Portugal
314
TAXONOMIC DIVERSITY AND ARDRA ANALYSIS OF CULTURABLE
MODERATELY HALOPHILIC AND HALOTOLERANT BACTERIA IN ARAN-BIDGOL
SALT LAKE, IRAN
M.A. Amoozegar, M. Bagheri, M. Didari, S. Bouzari, A. Ventosa, Iran, Spain
89
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: MICROBIAL EVOLUTION, PHYLOGENY (contd.)
Poster No
315
POLYPHASIC CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEW MODERATELY HALOPHILIC
BACTERIUM ISOLATED FROM ARAN-BIDGOL HYPERSALINE LAKE, IRAN
M.A. Amoozegar, M. Bagheri, M. Didari, P. Schumann, M. Mehrshad,
C. Sanchez-Porro, A. Ventosa, Iran, Germany, Spain
316
COMPENSATORY EVOLUTION IN RIFAMPICIN RESISTANT MYCOBACTERIUM
TUBERCULOSIS
S. Borrell, I. Comas, S. Niemann, S. Samper, M. Kato-Maeda, S. Gagneux,
Switzerland, UK, Germany, Spain, USA
317
TAXONOMIC STUDY OF SILAGE STRAIN CW 1, LACTOBACILLUS KIMCHII AND
LACTOBACILLUS PARALIMENTARIUS
Y. Cai, H. Pang, Japan, China
318
A NEW LACTOBACILLUS SEPCIES ISOLATED FROM SILAGE
Y. Cai, H. Pang, Japan, China
319
ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A NOVEL MODERATELY HALOPHILIC
ROD FROM ARAN-BIDGOL HYPERSALINE SALT LAKE, IRAN
M. Didari, M.A. Amoozegar, M. Bagheri, P. Schumann, Iran, Germany
320
METABOLIC NETWORKS OF THE OBLIGATE FUNGAL ENDOBACTERIUM
CANDIDATUS GLOMERIBACTER GIGASPORARUM REVEAL A CONVERGENT
EVOLUTIONARY ADAPTATION TO ITS INTRACELLULAR LIFE STYLE
S. Ghignone, A. Salvioli, I. Anca, E. Lumini, P. Bonfante, Italy
321
CLASSIFICATION OF ALKYLPHENOL POLYETHOXYLATE DEGRADING
BACTERIA BY MALDI-TOF MS BASED ON RIBOSOMAL PROTEIN CODED IN S10SPC-ALPHA OPERON
Y. Hotta, A. Hosoda, H. Tamura, Japan
322
GEOGRAPHICAL GENETIC DIVERSITY OF MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS
BEIJING GENOTYPE FAMILY STRAINS
T. Iwamoto, T. Wada, S. Maeda, N. Nakanishi, Q. Gao, Y.K. Park, J. Mei, L. Caviedes,
R.H. Gilman, S. Kato, Japan, China, Republic of Korea, Peru, USA
323
WHY SHOULD ANAMORPHIC FUNGI CONTINUE TO BE NAMED SEPARATELY?
R. Kirschner, W. Gams, Taiwan R.O.C., The Netherlands
324
MULTI-LOCUS SEQUENCE ANALYSIS (MLSA) OF ORAL NEISSERIA SPECIES
J. Kistler, V. Booth, D. Bradshaw, W.G. Wade
90
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: MICROBIAL EVOLUTION, PHYLOGENY (contd.)
325
HALOGRANUM SALARIUM SP. NOV., A HOLOPHILIC ARCHAEON ISOLATED
FROM SEA SALT
K.K. Kim, K.C. Lee, J.S. Lee, Republic of Korea
326
GENETIC ADAPTATION OF HALOPHILIC TETRAGENOCOCCUS HALOPHILUS TO
SUGAR STRESS
A. Justé, C. Verreth, K.A. Willems, L. De Meester, B. Lievens, Belgium
327
LOW DISCRIMINATION POWER OF THE STANDARD OPTIMIZED VARIABLE
NUMBER OF TANDEM REPEATS SYSTEMS FOR GENOTYPING OF
MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS IN JAPAN
S. Maeda, T. Wada, T. Iwamoto, S. Kato, Japan
328
EVOLUTIONARY PATHWAYS OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA DURING LONGTERM INFECTION OF CF AIRWAYS
T. Markussen, M.G. Lozano, A.E. Burleigh, R.L. Marvig, L. Yang, L. Jelsbak, N. Høiby,
H. Krogh Johansen, S. Molin, Denmark
329
MOLECULAR PHYLOGENY OF THE GENUS PSEUDOMONAS BASED ON
CONCATENATED OPRI-OPRL GENES AND ITS APPLICATION TO THE STUDY OF
RIVER BIODIVERSITY
S. Matthijs, A. Coorevits, T. Gebrekidan Tsegaye, C. Tricot, P. De Vos, P. Cornelis,
Belgium
330
CHROMOSOME SEGREGATION SYSTEMS OF MULTIPARTITE GENOMES
F. Passot, V. Calderon, D. Lane, F. Pasta, France
331
DIVERSITY OF METHANOGENIC ARCHEA IN RUMEN OF BUFFALOES AS
DETERMINED BY SEQUENCE ANALYSIS OF RIBOSOMAL 16S RDNA CLONE
LIBRARY
S.S. Paul, S.M. Deb, India
332
PHYLOGENIC RELATIONSHIP OF BORRELIA PERSICA, B. MICROTII AND B.
LATYSCHEVII
M.R. Razavi, S. Khanjani, H. Nekoui, S.R. Naddaf, Iran
333
ACTINOBACTERIAL CENSUS: THE DIVERSITY AND ECOLOGICAL CONTEXT OF
LUXR DOMAINS
C.L. Santos, M. Correia-Neves, M.V. Mendes, Portugal
334
INSIGHT INTO GENETIC DIVERSITY AND POPULATION STRUCTURE OF
FLAVOBACTERIUM PSYCHROPHILUM IN FRANCE VIA AN MLST APPROACH
Y.J.C. Siekoula-Nguedia, E. Duchaud, G. Blanc, S. Calvez, France
91
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: MICROBIAL EVOLUTION, PHYLOGENY (contd.)
Poster No
335
MOLECULAR IDENTIFICATION OF METHANOGENS IN RUMEN OF BUBALUS
BUBALIS BY 16S RIBOPRINTING AND SEQUENCE ANALYSIS
S.K. Sirohi, P.P. Chaudhary, India
336
CELL ENVELOPE ARCHITECTURE IN THE PHYLUM CHLOROFLEXI:
COMPARATIVE GENOMICS SUPPORTS THE ABSENCE OF A LIPID OUTER
MEMBRANE
I.C. Sutcliffe, UK
337
CELLULAR EVOLUTION: THE IMPORTANCE OF THE CELL MEMBRANE AND
THE HYDROPHOBIC PHASE
B.J. Tindall, Germany
338
MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF PSEUDOMONAS STUTZERI STRAINS EVIDENCE FOR HORIZONTAL TRANSFER OF AN ENTIRE RIBOSOMAL OPERON
IN P. STUTZERI A1501
A. Venieraki, M. Dimou, E. Vezyri, P. Katinakis, Greece
339
CHARACTERIZATION OF GENOMIC SPECIFICITY AND DIVERSITY OBSERVED IN
MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS IN FAR-EASTERN ASIA
T. Wada, T. Iwamoto, A. Hase, S. Maeda, Japan
340
DE NOVO EVOLUTION OF PROKARYOTIC PROMOTER ARCHITECTURE
L. Wolf, E. van Nimwegen, O. Silander, Switzerland
POSTER SESSION 1: MICROBIAL INDIVIDUALITY
341
THE RATIO OF AUTOINDUCERS IS IMPORTANT FOR INDUCTION OF QUORUM
SENSING-REGULATED PROCESSES IN VIBRIO HARVEYI
C. Anetzberger, N. Stambrau, U. Schell, K. Jung, Germany
342
PHENOTYPIC HETEROGENEITY IN BACTERIAL STRESS RESPONSES
M. Arnoldini, M. Ackermann, Switzerland
343
POLE AGE AFFECTS CELL SIZE AND THE TIMING OF CELL DIVISION IN
METHYLOBACTERIUM EXTORQUENS
T. Bergmiller, J. Vorholt, M. Ackermann, Switzerland
344
MINIMIZING THE COST OF PYOVERDINE PRODUCTION: IS INCREASED
HETEROGENEITY AMONG INDIVIDUALS ADVANTAGEOUS?
C. Bigosch, R. Kümmerli, M. Ackermann, Switzerland
92
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: MICROBIAL INDIVIDUALITY (contd.)
Poster No
345
METABOLIC PHENOTYPES OF ISOGENIC ESCHERICHIA COLI GROWING IN
CARBON-LIMITED, MIXED-SUBSTRATE ENVIRONMENTS
N. Nikolic, M. Ackermann, Switzerland
346
SINGLE CELL ANALYSIS EVIDENCE HETEROGENEOUS EXPRESSION OF THE
AGR COMMUNICATION SYSTEM OF LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES
D. Garmyn, L. Gal, R. Briandet, M. Guilbaud, J.P. Lemaitre, A. Hartmann, P. Piveteau,
France
347
EFFECTS OF DENSITY DEPENDENT BIRTH AND DEATH RATES ON
MULTICELLULAR LIFE CYCLES IN FILAMENTOUS BACTERIA
V. Rossetti, M. Filippini, M. Svercel, A.D. Barbour, H.C. Bagheri, Switzerland
348
CHARACTERIZATION OF COMPETENCE GENES IN LISTERIA
MONOCYTOGENES
L. Fieseler, M.J. Loessner, Switzerland
POSTER SESSION 1: MICROBIAL PERSISTENCE AND CHRONIC INFECTIONS
349
PATHOGENICITY OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS AND ITS ROLE IN THE
PROGRESSION OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA CHRONIC LUNG INFECTION
I. Bianconi, E. Pedretti, C. Cigana, R. Baldan, D.M. Cirillo, A. Bragonzi, Italy
350
AMBIGUOUS QUANTIFERON-TB TEST RESULTS; EXAMINATION OF DOMINANT
IL-2 FUNCTIONAL T-CELL SUBSETS BY A FLUORESCENCE-BASED ELISPOT
ASSAY
P. Bittel, D. Mayor, A. Berger, P. Iseli, F. Suter-Riniker, T. Bodmer, Switzerland
351
THE ECF SIGMA FACTOR SIGX IS INVOLVED IN THE SUCROSE-INDUCED
ACTIVATION OF OPRF TRANSCRIPTION IN PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA
E. Bouffartigues, G. Gicquel, O. Maillot, M. Hillion, N. Orange, M. Feuilloley,
S. Chevalier, France
352
SEROPREVALENCE TO HELICOBACTER PYLORI ANTIGENS IN PATIENTS WITH
GASTRODUODENAL DISEASES OF THREE LATIN-AMERICAN COUNTRIES WITH
DIFFERENT INCIDENCE OF GASTRIC CANCER
M. Camorlinga-Ponce, L. Flores, G. Hernández, E. Kasamatsu, E. Lazcano,
R. Murillo, J. Torres-López, Mexico, Colombia, Paraguay
353
DEVELOPMENT OF IN VIVO MODEL OF CHLAMYDOPHILA ABORTUS
PERSISTENT INFECTION IN MICE OVEREXPRESSING IL10
M.R. Caro, N. Ortega, J.L. Quevedo, M. Braukmann, K. Sachse, F. Cuello,
J.A. Navarro, J. Salinas, Spain, Germany
93
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: MICROBIAL PERSISTENCE AND CHRONIC INFECTIONS (contd.)
Poster No
354
ANTIOXIDANT DEFENSE IS ONE OF THE MECHANISMS BY WHICH MOSQUITO
CELLS SURVIVE DENGUE 2 VIRAL INFECTION
T.H. Chen, W.J. Chen, Taiwan R.O.C.
355
A NEW RAPID PROCEDURE OF OBTAINING MORPHOLOGICALLY ALTERED
DORMANT FORMS OF MYCOBACTERIUM SMEGMATIS
O. Demidenok, A. Goncharenko, A. Kaprelyants, Russia
356
GENETIC DETERMINANTS OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA SMALL COLONY
VARIANT PHENOTYPES
A. Dötsch, A. Blanka, D. Eckweiler, S. Häussler, Germany
357
HELICOBACTER PYLORI INFECTION IN INSTITUTIONALIZED CHILDREN WITH
INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY
M. Douraghi, H. Goudarzi, M. Nateghi Rostami, E.S. Mirsamadi, Iran
358
QUANTIFICATION OF VBNC BACTERIA ON SURFACES AFTER CLEANING
DISINFECTION BY THE DIRECT VIABLE COUNT METHOD COUPLED WITH FLOW
CYTOMETRY
O. Firmesse, France
359
TREATMENT OF CEREBRAL ZYGOMYCOSIS: A SUCCESSFUL PROLONGED (783
DAYS) LIPOSOMAL AMPHOTERICIN B (LAMB) THERAPY, WHILE
POSACONAZOLE FAILED
M. Grant, B. Suh, USA
360
THREE PROTECTIVE LECTIN SYSTEMS IN PROBIOTIC LACTOBACILLUS
CONSORTIUM
M. Lakhtin, V. Lakhtin, V. Alyoshkin, S. Afanasyev, V. Pospelova, Russia
361
HUMAN B-DEFENSIN-2 MODULATES CYTOTOXICTY OF PSEUDOMONAS
FLUORESCENS ON CACO-2/TC7 CELLS
A. Madi, Z. Al-Nabhani, N. Orange, M. Hillion, M.G.J. Feuilloley, N. Connil, France
362
ORGANIC NANOPARTICLES FOR TARGETED DELIVERY OF ANTIMICROBIALS
L. Tatham, J. Long, A. Foster, S. Rannard, C. Edwards, UK
363
REMARKABLE PERSISTENCE OF GENOMICALLY STABLE ISOLATES OF
INQUILINUS SP. IN THE RESPIRATORY TRACT OF A CYSTIC FIBROSIS PATIENT
C. Teyssier, S. Kypraios, F. Aujoulat, R. Chiron, E. Jumas-Bilak, H. Marchandin,
France
364
RESISTANCE AND TOLERANCE OF MAMIELLALES TO VIRUSES
R. Thomas, H. Moreau, Génomique Evolutive et Environnementale du Phytoplancton,
France
94
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: MICROBIAL PERSISTENCE AND CHRONIC INFECTIONS (contd.)
Poster No
365
MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF INTESTINAL MUCOSA-ASSOCIATED
ESCHERICHIA COLI
V. Totino, M. Proietti Checchi, M.S. Lepanto, F. Santangelo, V. Iebba, C. Longhi,
S. Cucchiara, S. Schippa, M.P. Conte, Italy
366
A NEW ROLE FOR A SMALL GTPASE IN COPING WITH STRESS CONDITIONS
N. Verstraeten, C.I. Kint, V.R. Liebens, M. Fauvart, J. Michiels, Belgium
POSTER SESSION 1: MICROBIAL PROTEOMICS
367
CHARACTERIZATION OF NOVEL BROAD SUBSTRATE SPECIFIC ALCOHOL
OXIDASE FROM ASPERGILLUS TERREUS MTCC 6324 THROUGH MOLECULAR
AND PROTEOMICS APPROACH
M. Chakraborty, S.S. Ghosh, P. Goswami, India
368
ANALYSIS OF CYTOPLASMIC MEMBRANE PROTEOME OF STREPTOCOCCUS
PNEUMONIAE BY SHOTGUN PROTEOMIC APPROACH
C.W. Choi, Y.H. Chung, S.I. Kim, Republic of Korea
369
DEAD-BOX RNA HELICASE IN STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS DEGRADOSOME
J.P. Didier, S. Oun, P. Linder, Switzerland
370
DIFFERENTIAL PROTEOMICS HIGHLIGHTS METABOLIC CHANGES
ASSOCIATED WITH N-HEXADECANE UTILIZATION IN A STREPTOMYCES
COELICOLOR STRAIN EXPRESSING GORDONIA SP. SOCG ALKANE
MONOOXIGENASE
G. Gallo, L. Lo Piccolo, R. La Rosa, G. Renzone, A. Scaloni, P. Quatrini, A.M. Puglia,
Italy
371
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE ZYMOMONAS MOBILIS ACID-STRESS RESPONSE
BY PROTEOMICS
C.W. Hsieh, Y.Y. Shiu, Y.S. Chang, Taiwan R.O.C.
372
MYCOBACTERIAL UBIQUITIN-LIKE TARGETING - PUPYLATION AND
DEPUPYLATION OF PROTEASOMAL SUBSTRATES
F. Imkamp, F. Striebel, M. Sutter, P. Sander, E. Weber-Ban, Switzerland
373
IDENTIFICATION OF IMMUNOGENIC PROTEINS OF WADDLIA CHONDROPHILA
FOR USE IN DIAGNOSIS AND VACCINE
C. Kebbi-Beghdadi, F. Uyttebroeck, B. Riederer, G. Greub, Switzerland
95
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: MICROBIAL PROTEOMICS (contd.)
Poster No
374
PROTEOMIC CHARACTERIZATION OF THE PSEUDOMONAS PUTIDA KT2440
GLOBAL RESPONSE TO A MONOCYCLIC AROMATIC COMPOUND BY ITRAQ
ANALYSIS AND 1DE-MUDPIT
S.H. Yun, C.W. Choi, S.I. Kim, Republic of Korea
375
PROTEOME SCALE ANALYSIS OF OXIDATIVE STRESS IN CORYNEBACTERIUM
GLUTAMICUM
C.M. Lange, C. Trötschel, A. Poetsch, K. Marin, R. Krämer, Germany
376
FUNCTIONAL PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE OUTER MEMBRANE OF
BACTEROIDES FRAGILIS UNDER STRESS CAUSED BY BILE SALTS
R.F. Boente, D.N.S. Silva, H. Pauer, R.B. Zingali, E.O. Ferreira, R.M.C.P. Domingues,
L.A. Lobo, Brazil
377
RESPONSES OF MYCOPLASMA HOMINIS PG37 TO STRESSORS:
MORPHOLOGY, ULTRASTRUCTURE AND EXPRESSION OF PROTEINS
E.S. Medvedeva, N.B. Baranova, A.A. Mouzykantov, O.V. Gorshkov, M.A. Yantseva,
V.M. Chernov, O.A. Chernova, Russia
378
PAPPSO: A PROTEOMIC PLATFORM AT THE CUTTING EDGE OF BACTERIAL
PROTEIN ANALYSIS
A. Guillot, C. Henry, D. Chevret, S. Misra, B. Valot, T. Balliau, M. Davanture,
O. Langella, M. Zivy, V. Monnet, France
379
IMMUNOMODULATORY EFFECTS OF LACTOBACILLUS PLANTARUM SURFACE
PROTEINS ON INTESTINAL EPITHELIAL CELLS
D. Remus, F. Fusetti, J. Karczewski, R. Bongers, M. Wels, P. de Vos, B. Poolmann,
P. Bron, M. Kleerebezem, The Netherlands
380
THE CHLAMYDIA SURFACEOME - PROTEOME ANALYSIS OF SURFACEASSOCIATED PROTEINS OF CHLAMYDIA TRACHOMATIS SEROVAR D
I. Rosenkrands, M. West-Nørager, O. Østergaard, A. Olsen, N. Heegaard,
P. Andersen, F. Follmann, Denmark
381
ANALYSIS OF NATIVE PROTEIN COMPLEXES FROM OUTER MEMBRANE
VESICLES IN ESCHERICHIA COLI BY HIGH RESOLUTION CLEAR NATIVE
ELECTROPHORESIS (HRCNE)
S. Sánchez Poza, E. Diéguez Casal, P. Freixeiro Díaz, L. Costoya Seco,
M.T. Criado Álvarez, C. Ferreirós Domínguez, Spain
382
THE MENINGOCOCCAL PROTEIN RMPM BINDS TO THE PORIN COMPLEXES
THROUGH THE PORB BY ITS N-TERMINAL DOMAIN
S. Sánchez Poza, P. Freixeiro Díaz, E. Diéguez Casal, L. Costoya Seco,
M.T. Criado Álvarez, C. Ferreirós Domínguez, Spain
96
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: MICROBIAL PROTEOMICS (contd.)
Poster No
383
METABOLIC CHARACTERIZATION OF THE ISOCITRATE LYASE NEGATIVE
ALPHAPROTEOBACTERIUM METHYLOBACTERIUM EXTORQUENS AM1 ON
ACETATE
K. Schneider, R. Peyraud, P. Kiefer, P. Christen, N. Delmotte, S. Massou, J.C. Portais,
J.A. Vorholt, Switzerland, France
384
ANALYSIS OF TELLURITE RESISTANCE DETERMINANT FROM E. COLI KL53 IN
THE VIEW OF PROTEIN INTERACTIONS
R. Šmidák, J.S. Aradská, L. Turkoviĉová, D. Blaškoviĉ, J. Turňa, Slovak Republic
385
INTEGRATING MULTIPLE 'OMICS' APPROACHES TO STUDY EPIDEMIC STRAINS
OF BURKHOLDERIA CENOCEPACIA
P. Subramani, K.A. Hassan, L.D. Elbourne, X. Song, T.J. Kidd, M.P. Molloy, S.C. Bell,
I.T. Paulsen, Australia
386
ANALYSIS OF THE ADAPTIVE TOLERANCE RESPONSE (ATR) IN
CAMPYLOBACTER JEJUNI
A. Varsaki, C. Murphy, K. Jordan, C. Carroll, Ireland, Spain
POSTER SESSION 1: MICROBIOLOGY EDUCATION
387
POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL IN HORTICULTURE-µHORT
B.W. Alsanius, W. Wohanka, D.F. Jensen, S. Ahrné, G. Molin, E. Liljeroth, L.H. Zhou,
S. Khalil, M. Hultberg, P. Jensén, Sweden, Germany
388
SCIENTIFIC ALPHABETIZATION FOR CHILDREN AT FUNDAMENTAL CYCLE:
HOW A MICROBIOLOGICAL APPROACH MAY TO HELP?
V. Carvalho, M. Guibu, Brazil
389
BACTERIAL SUPERINFECTION IN ZOONOTIC CUTANEOUS LEISHMANIASIS
M. Doudi, Iran
POSTER SESSION 1: NEW APPROACHES TO TYPING OF BACTERIA
390
MINI SATELLITE BASED TYPING OF MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS
STRAINS ISOLATED FROM HIV POSITIVE AND HIV NEGATIVE INDIVIDUALS IN
TERTIORY CARE HOSPITAL
C.P. Baveja, V.N. Gumma, S. Gupta, V.K. Sharma, H. Jha, A. Khanna, India
97
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: NEW APPROACHES TO TYPING OF BACTERIA (contd.)
Poster No
391
EVALUATION OF MATRIX-ASSISTED LASER DESORPTION IONIZATION-TIME OF
FLIGHT MASS SPECTROMETRY FOR THE RAPID IDENTIFICATION OF BETAHAEMOLYTIC STREPTOCOCCI
A. Cherkaoui, S. Emonet, J. Fernandez, D. Schorderet, J. Schrenzel, Switzerland
392
DNA BARCODING FOR DIAGNOSIS OF PLANT QUARANTINE BACTERIA WITHIN
XANTHOMONAS
L. Detemmerman, B. Cottyn, P. De Vos, M. Maes, Belgium
393
LACTIC ACID BACTERIA IDENTIFICATION USING MALDI-TOF MS
S. Duboux, F. Praplan, F. Delmas-Julien, N. Frank, K. Janssens, B. Pot, B. Casado,
Switzerland, Belgium
394
DEVELOPMENT OF ENZYME IMMUNOASSAY FOR THE DETECTION OF
CRONOBACTER SAKAZAKII O:1H:1
I. Hochel, J. Škvor, Czech Republic
395
MULTILOCUS VARIABLE-NUMBER TANDEM-REPEAT ANALYSIS FOR
SUBTYPING SALMONELLA ENTERICA SEROVAR GALLINARUM
M.S. Kang, Y.K. Kwon, J.Y. Oh, B.K. An, E.A. Song, J.H. Kwon, G.S. Chung,
Republic of Korea
396
EVALUATION OF MALDI-TOF MS FOR IDENTIFICATION OF MICROORGANISMS
OF VETERINARY ORIGIN
A.A. Hassan, A. Rothkamp, M. Hijazin, C. Lämmler, T. Eisenberg, M. Zschöck,
M. Timke, M. Kostrzewa, The Netherlands, Germany
397
MOLECULAR TYPING OF AVIAN ESCHERICHIA COLI ISOLATES BY ERIC-PCR
S.M. Peighambari, M. Soltani, M. Askari, A. Sadrzadeh, Iran
398
USE OF DNA REPETITIVE SEQUENCES AS THE MOLECULAR MARKERS TO
STUDY GENETIC DIVERSITY OF MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS STRAINS
A. Sajduda, K. Knapska, A. Brzostek, A. Górna, A. Wojtasik, J. Dziadek, Poland
399
MULTI-STRAIN GENOME SEQUENCING AND EXTENSIVE PHENOTYPING OF
LACTOBACILLUS PARACASEI AND LACTOBACILLUS RHAMNOSUS FOR
GENOME-PHENOTYPE MATCHING
T. Smokvina, E. Jacouton, J. Boekhorst, J. Polka, S. Capronnier, C. Jaulin, M. Wels,
J. van Hycklama Vlieg, France, The Netherlands, Italy
400
VIBRIO CHOLERAE REPEATS-PCR FINGERPRINTING OF VIBRIO CHOLERAE
K.L. Thong, C.S.J. Teh, R. Osawad, K.H. Chua, Malaysia, Japan
98
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: NEW APPROACHES TO TYPING OF BACTERIA (contd.)
Poster No
401
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE GENETIC DIVERSITY OF THE RICKETTSIALE
EHRLICHIA RUMINANTIUM, AT THE WORLD SCALE, USING MLVA AND MLST
N. Vachiéry, N. Haddad, D.F. Meyer, L. Pruneau, A. Saldana, H. Pilet, M. Berrich,
R. Bouchouicha, V. Pinarello, C. Carasco-Lacombe, M. Magnan, H. Adakal,
H.J. Boulouis, D. Martinez, T. Lefrançois, France, Burkina Faso
402
MULTILOCUS SEQUENCE TYPING (MLST) OF CARBAPENEM RESISTANT
PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA ISOLATED FROM ORUMIEH, IRAN
S. Yousefi, M.R. Nahaei, S. Farajnia, B. Zariekar, A. Iversen, P. Edquist, M. Maâtallah,
C.G. Giske, Iran, Sweden
403
GENOME DIFFERENCES BETWEEN TREPONEMA PALLIDUM SUBSP. PALLIDUM
AND TREPONEMA PALLIDUM SUBSP. PERTENUE
M. Zobaníková, D. Ĉejková, M. Strouhal, P. Pospíšilová, G.M. Weinstock, D. Šmajs,
Czech Republic, USA
POSTER SESSION 1: PLANT/MICROBES INTERACTIONS
404
CONCENTRATION DEPENDENT ACTIVITY OF PYOCYANIN FROM
PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA: ANTIBIOTIC AGAINST PHYTOPATHOGEN AND
SIGNAL MOLECULE FOR BIOFILM DEVELOPMENT BY RHIZOBIA
N. Arora, E. Khare, India
405
EXOPOLYSACCHARIDE PRODUCTION BY CELL WALL DEFICIENT FORMS OF
SYMBIOTIC CYANOBACTERIA
O.I. Baulina, O.A. Gorelova, E.S. Lobakova, Russia
406
ISOLATION AND STUDY OF THE DIVERSITY OF CULTURABLE BACTERIA
ASSOCIATED WITH AMAZON GUARANA
A.C. Bogas, M.L. Bonatelli, S. Tsui, J. Marcon, B.D. Batista, M.C. Quecine,
P.T. Lacava, S.A. Filho, A.A. Pizzirani-Kleiner, E.W. Kitajima, J.L. Azevedo, Brazil
407
CITRUS GROWTH PROMOTION BY METHYLOBACTERIUM SPP.
A.C. Bogas, C.I. Aguilar-Vildoso, W.L. Araújo, Brazil
408
GUIGNARDIA CITRICARPA: AGROBACTERIUM-MEDIATED TRANSFORMATION
AND FUNCTIONAL GFP EXPRESSION
M.B.C. Rodrigues, L.C.L. Fávaro, A.P.S. Pallu, A. Ferreira, F.L.S. Sebastianes,
M.J.C. Rodrigues, M.B. Spósito, W.L. Araújo, A.C. Bogas, A.A. Pizzirani-Kleiner, Brazil
409
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE GENE BGXA AND ITS PRODUCT IN DICKEYA
DADANTII 3937
S. Boukerzaza- Charaoui, N. Hugouvieux-Cotte-Pattat, France
99
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: PLANT/MICROBES INTERACTIONS (contd.)
Poster No
410
INFLUENCE OF A MACROPHYTE ON BACTERIAL COMMUNITIES IN A MERCURY
POLLUTED SEDIMENT (BABENI RESERVOIR, ROMANIA)
N. Regier, B. Frey, A. Grosse-Honebrick, A.G. Bravo, W. Wildi, J. Dominik, C. Cosio,
Switzerland
411
NICOTIANA TABACUM PLEIOTROPIC DRUG RESISTANCE TRANSPORTERS
PLAY A ROLE IN PLANT-PATHOGEN INTERACTIONS AND PLANT DEFENSE
A. Bultreys, M.D. Bienert, A. Drozak, V. Planchon, M. Boutry, Belgium
412
ENDOPHYTIC NITROGEN FIXATION IS THE PRIMARY SOURCE OF FOLIAR
NITROGEN FOR PINE SEEDLINGS GROWN IN NITROGEN LIMITED SOIL
R. Anand, C. Chanway, Canada
413
POTATO SIGNAL MOLECULES THAT ACTIVATE VIRULENCE IN
PHYTOPATOGENIC PECTOBACTERIUM ATROSEPTICUM SCRI1043
A.G. Daminova, N.B. Tarasova, Y.V. Gogolev, Russia
414
THE Β-KETOADIPATE PATHWAY OF CUPRIAVIDUS NECATOR JMP134 PLAYS A
ROLE IN ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA ROOT EXUDATES CATABOLISM AND PLANT
COLONIZATION
P. Dasencich, T. Ledger, A. Zuñiga, R. Donoso, B. González, Chile
415
DEVELOPING ENDOPHYTIC BACTERIAL INOCULANTS FOR THE SUSTAINABLE
PRODUCTION OF BIOENERGY CROPS
C. Menton, G. Garcia-Cabellos Dunne, J. Culhane, N. Otieno, E. Keogh, D. Brazil,
D. Ryan, K. Germaine, D.N. Dowling, Ireland
416
GENOMIC ORGANIZATION, SUBCELLULAR LOCALIZATION AND STRUCTURAL
PROTEINS OF A PLANT-SPECIFIC TOBACCO NT-4/1 GENE AND THE ENCODED
4/1 PROTEIN
S.S. Makarova, T.N. Erokhina, A.G. Solovyev, J. Schiemann, R. Owens,
S.Y. Morozov, Russia, Germany, USA
417
DISTRIBUTION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF 1-AMINOCYCLOPROPANE-1CARBOXYLATE DEAMINASES FROM AEROBIC METHYLOBACTERIA
D.N. Fedorov, N.V. Doronina, Y.A. Trotsenko, Russia
418
ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF ALKYL GALLATES AGAINST XANTHOMONAS
CITRI SUBSP. CITRI
I.C. Silva, L.O. Regasini, M.S. Petronio, D.H.S. Silva, V.S. Bolzani, J. Belasque,
L.V.S. Sacramento, H. Ferreira, Brazil
419
INVITRO ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF LIPPA CITRIODORA HERB ESSENCE
AGAINST MRSA STAPH AUREAUS
M. Ansari, K. Larijani, S. Tehrani, S. Ghafourian, Iran
100
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: PLANT/MICROBES INTERACTIONS (contd.)
Poster No
420
INFLUENCE OF BIOCONTROL PREPARATION VERBACTIN ON DEFENSIVE
REACTION OF COTTON PLANTS
T. Gulyamova, D. Ruzieva, S. Nasmetova, J. Tashpulatov, S. Khodjibaeva, Uzbekistan
421
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF TRIPARTITE INTERACTIONS IN ACQUISITION OF
MANGANESE AND ZINC BY ALFALFA UNDER DROUGHT STRESS IN
UNSTERILIZED SOILS
L. Hassani Rezaei, Iran
422
MOLECULAR INTERACTIONS BETWEEN PLANT-ASSOCIATED SALMONELLA
ENTERICA SEROVARS AND THEIR PLANT HOSTS
N. Holden, C. Plissoneau, M. Pope, L. Brisse, UK, France
423
METABOLOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE PLANT INFECTION BY PHYTOPATHOGENIC
BACTERIA OF THE GENERA DICKEYA AND PECTOBACTERIUM
N. Hugouvieux-Cotte-Pattat, G. Effantin, C. Rivasseau, R. Bligny, M. Gromova,
France
424
HORMONAL MECHANISM OF PEA ROOT GROWTH REGULATION AT THE
INOCULATION WITH ENDOPHYTIC BACTERIA
N. Ivanchina, S. Garipova, R. Khairullin, Russia
425
DETERMINATION OF CHANGES IN CANOLA AFFECTED BY PSEUDOMONAS
STRAINS
N. Khakipour, K. Khavazi, Iran
426
FUNGAL COMPONENTS OF PHYLLOSPHERE MICROBIOTA
R. Kirschner, Taiwan R.O.C.
427
MOLECULAR TYPING OF SYMBIOTIC CYANOBACTERIA THAT INCREASED
NITROGEN FIXING ACTIVITY IN AGRICULTURALLY USEFUL MICROBIAL
ASSOCIATIONS
T.R. Kravzova, I.V. Lazebnaya, E.V. Patsko, T.A. Fedorenko, O.A. Koksharova,
Russia, Ukraine
428
ENDOLICHENIC FUNGI ASSOCIATED WITH SOME MACROLICHENS IN CENTRAL
WESTERN GHATS, SOUTHERN INDIA
Y.L. Krishnamurthy, K.S. Vinayaka, India
429
THE AFFECT OF HAPTEN ON BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF THE WHEAT LECTIN IN
RHIZOSPHERIC NITROGEN-FIXING MICROORGANISMS
O.V. Kyrychenko, Ukraine
101
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: PLANT/MICROBES INTERACTIONS (contd.)
Poster No
430
THE DRAWBACKS IN NATURAL BASED PRESERVATION: ELEVATION OF
VIRULENCE IN PECTOBACTERIUM CAROTOVORUM BY ESSENTIAL OIL
VAPORS
E. Landau, R. Shapira, Israel
431
RESEARCH OF THE ROLE OF PSEUDOMONAS SYRINGAE ON THE CONTROL
ECHINOCLOA AS A WEED AS A BIOCONTROL
M. Larypoor, A. Akhavan Sepahy, N. Jafarian, Iran
432
DIAGNOSIS OF BASAL STEM ROT OF OIL PALM USING QUANTIFICATION OF
ERGOSTEROL
A.B. Mohd As'wad, M. Sariah, R.R.M. Paterson, M.A. Zainal Abidin, N. Lima, Malaysia,
Portugal
433
THE GROWTH ACTIVITY OF BRADYRHIZOBIUM PREINCUBATED WITH
SOYBEAN SEED EXUDATES AND ITS ADSORPTION TO THE SOYBEAN ROOTS
N.M. Melnykova, S.V. Omelchuk, Ukraine
434
EVALUATION OF MYCORRHIZAL FUNGI SPECIES IN CROP ROTATION AREA
WITH SUGAR CANE AND SOYBEAN IN SÃO PAULO STATE-BRAZIL
S. Meneghin, E. Mitter, M.M. Rosa-Magri, R. Carrenho, Brazil
435
CHEMICAL SIGNALING DURING DELFTIA-SINORHIZOBIUM-ALFALFA
INTERACTION
M. Morel, S. Castro Sowinski, M.S. Dardanelli, Uruguay, Argentina
436
THE ROLE OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS ORF6 PROTEIN INTERACTIONS WITH
HOST CELL COMPONENTS IN MODULATION OF PLANT DEFENCE RESPONSES
V.A. Gushchin, S.Y. Morozov, A.G. Solovyev, T.N. Erokhina, N. Lukhovitskaya,
S. MacFarlane, Russia, Sweden, UK
437
RHIZOBACTERIA COMBINATION ENLARGES BIOCONTROL SPECTRUM
AGAINST LEAF AND STEM COMMON BEAN DISEASES
A. Moura, B.O. Corrêa, J.T. Schafer, Brazil
438
SEED MICROBIOLIZATION WITH RHIZOBIAL AND NON RHIZOBIAL BACTERIA
FOR COMMON BEAN DISEASES BIOCONTROL
A. Moura, B.O. Corrêa, N.D. Denardin, Brazil
439
INFLUENCE OF SALT MARSH PLANTS, CONTAMINANTS (METALS AND PAHS)
AND NATURAL SEDIMENT CHARACTERISTICS ON RHIZOSPHERE
MICROORGANISMS
A.P. Mucha, C. Teixeira, C.M. Magalhães, H. Ribeiro, A.A. Bordalo, C.M.R. Almeida,
Portugal
440
IN VITRO ANTILISTERIAL ACTIVITIES OF THE HUSK OF COCOS NUCIFERA
T.A. Akinyele, D.A. Akinpelu, L. Buwa, B. Mayekiso, A.I. Okoh, South Africa, Nigeria
102
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: PLANT/MICROBES INTERACTIONS (contd.)
Poster No
441
IN-VITRO ANTAGONISTIC PROPERTIES OF CRUDE EXTRACTS OF GARCINIA
KOLA (HECKEL) SEEDS AGAINST SOME VIBRIO BACTERIA
D. Penduka, B. Mayekiso, L. Buwa, A.I. Okoh, South Africa
442
MANAGEMENT OF NURSERY PRACTICES FOR EFFICIENT ECTOMYCORRHIZAL
FUNGI APPLICATION IN THE PRODUCTION OF QUERCUS ILEX
R.S. Oliveira, A.R. Franco, M. Vosátka, P.M.L. Castro, Portugal, Czech Republic
443
EPIPHYTIC AND ENDOPHYTIC ACTIVITY OF E. COLI O157:H7 IN DIFFERENT
CULTIVARS OF LETTUCE
R.S. Quilliam, A.P. Williams, D.L. Jones, UK
444
REDEFINING CARRYING CAPACITY ON LEAF SURFACES BY MEASURING
SINGLE-CELL REPRODUCTION OF PHYLLOSPHERE BACTERIA
M.N.P. Remus-Emsermann, R. Tecon, G.A. Kowalchuk, J.H.J. Leveau, The
Netherlands, USA
445
COMMUNITY LEVEL PHYSIOLOGICAL PROFILING AS A METHOD TO MONITOR
HEALTH STATUS OF TOMATO PLANTS IN CLOSED HYDROPONIC GROWING
SYSTEMS
A.K. Rosberg, N. Osman, M. Hultberg, W. Wohanka, B.W. Alsanius, Sweden,
Germany
446
ISOLATION OF POTENTIAL SOIL FERTILIZING MICROORGANISMS
M.M. Santana, M.C. Portillo, J.M. Gonzalez, M.I. Clara, Portugal, Spain
447
BACTERIAL DIVERSITY AND THEIR EFFICACY IN PLANT GROWTH PROMOTION
AND BIOCONTROL
V. Singh, K.P. Shukla, N.K. Singh, S. Sharma, India
448
DIVERSITY AND FIBROLYTIC POTENTIAL OF RUMEN FUNGI ISOLATED FROM
CATTLE FED ON HIGH FIBRE DIET IN VITRO
S.K. Sirohi, P.K. Choudhury, A.K. Puniya, D. Singh, India
449
ANALYSIS OF BACTERIAL COMMUNITY IN BARREN LAKESIDE SOIL AFTER
INOCULATION OF PLANT GROWTH PROMOTING RHIZOBACTERIUM
H.G. Song, K.M. Kim, Republic of Korea
450
EFFECTS OF INOCULATION OF RHIZOBACTERIA ON GROWTH OF TOMATO
AND YOUNG RADISH AND SOIL MICROBIAL COMMUNITY
H.G. Song, Y.M. Kim, Republic of Korea
451
FUNCTIONAL STUDIES OF GEMINIVIRUS CP PROMOTERS
G. Sunter, M. Berger, G. Lacatus, K. Rao, USA
103
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: PLANT/MICROBES INTERACTIONS (contd.)
Poster No
452
AGROBACTERIUM-MEDIATED TRANSFORMATION OF ENDOPHYTIC FUNGUS
GUIGNARDIA MANGIFERAE ASSOCIATED TO CITRUS
M.B.C. Rodrigues, A. Ferreira, M.T. Suzuki, W.L. Araújo, A.A. Pizzirani-Kleiner, Brazil
453
CHARACTERIZATION OF RHIZOBIA ISOLATES USING MOLECULAR METHODS
B.R. Umarov, Z.S. Shakirov, K.M. Khamidova, K.T. Yadgarov, Z.A. Khojiev,
Uzbekistan
454
DIVERSITY OF DIAZOTROPHIC BACTERIA IN ´CHAMPAKA´ PIENAPPLE GROWN
IN AN ORGANIC SYSTEM
O.B. Weber, J.L.S.d. Araújo, Plant/microorganism interaction, Brazil
455
DIVERSITY AND SEASONAL DYNAMICS OF ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZAL
FUNGI IN SEMIARID AGROECOSYSTEMS
F. Perlatti, O.B. Weber, M.C. Pagano, T.O. Ferreira, Brazil
456
BURKHOLDERIA SPECIES ARE MAJOR INHABITANTS OF WHITE LUPIN
CLUSTER ROOTS
L. Weisskopf, S. Heller, E. Martinoia, M. Aragno, L. Eberl, Switzerland
457
REACTION OF PLANTS TO BACTERIAL VOLATILES: FROM LOVE TO HATRED
D. Blom, C. Fabbri, E. Connor, F. Schiestl, D.R. Klauser, T. Boller, L. Eberl,
L. Weisskopf, Switzerland
458
ANTI-MICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF GLUCOSINOLATE HYDROLYSIS PRODUCTS
(GHPS) AND EFFECT OF PATHOGENIC SOIL BACTERIA ON GLUCOSINOLATE
PRODUCTION IN BRASSICACEAE
M. Zielke, J. Beck Jensen, A. Hermansen, Norway
POSTER SESSION 1: POLLUTANT DEGRADATION: HIDDEN MICROBIAL POTENTIAL IN
NATURE TO COMBAT POLLUTANTS
459
IBUPROFEN AND KETOPROFEN BIODEGRADATION CAPACITY AND KINETICS
OF ACTIVATED SLUDGE, MIXED CULTURE ENRICHMENTS AND ISOLATES
B. Almeida, G. Carvalho, M.T.B. Crespo, Portugal
460
MICROBIAL DIVERSITY AND SULFATE-DEPENDENT ANAEROBIC
HYDROCARBON DEGRADATION IN RIVER TYNE, UK
L. Andrade, R.M.C. Pilotto-Domingues, R.S. Peixoto, A.S. Rosado, C. Hubert,
I.M. Head, Brazil, UK
104
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: POLLUTANT DEGRADATION: HIDDEN MICROBIAL POTENTIAL IN
NATURE TO COMBAT POLLUTANTS (contd.)
Poster No
461
BACTERIAL DIVERSITY IN AN OIL-CONTAMINATED MANGROVE IN RIO DE
JANEIRO, BRAZIL
L.L. Andrade, D.C.D.A. Leite, E.M. Ferreira, L.Q. Ferreira, G.R. de Paula,
R.S. Peixoto, R.M.C. Pilotto-Domingues, C. Hubert, I.M. Head, A.S. Rosado, Brazil, UK
462
PLANT-BACTERIAL ASSOCIATIONS AS A PROMISING APPROACH FOR THE
REMEDIATION OF HCH-CONTAMINATED SOILS
C. Becerra-Castro, B. Rodríguez-Garrido, Á. Prieto-Fernández, P. Santos Ucha,
C. Monterroso, P. Kidd, Spain
463
MICROBIAL COMMUNITY FROM DEEP SOIL VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
CONTAMINATED SITE
S. Bovonsombut, W. Sonthichai, P. Vacharapiyasophon, T. Phetcharat,
P. Choochuay, A. Khamthitiaswakul, C. Sangphagdee, S. Saenton, Thailand
464
CHANGES IN THE MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE DURING A
PHYTOREMEDIATION PROCESS OF MARINE SEDIMENTS DRAGGED FROM THE
PORT OF LEGHORN
C. Chiellini, V. Bianchi, G. Masciandaro, R. Iannelli, G. Petroni, Italy
465
ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION A THERMOPHILIC AND CELLULOLYTIC
BACTERIUM FROM MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE COMPOST, PAENIBACILLUS SP.
AGM100
S. Ghaffari, A. Akhavane Sepahi, F. Malek Zadeh, Iran
466
HIERARCHICAL USE OF AROMATIC SUBSTRATES IN CUPRIAVIDUS NECATOR
JMP134
B. Gonzalez, P. Leiva, R. Donoso, C. Little, D. Pérez-Pantoja, Chile
467
STIMULATED MICROBIAL PAH MINERALIZATION AROUND MACROFAUNAL
BURROWS IN ARCTIC MARINE SEDIMENTS
M.E. Granberg, I. Dahllöf, Sweden, Denmark
468
ETHYL TERT-BUTYL ETHER DEGRADATION USING ACHROMOBACTER
XYLOXOSIDANS STRAIN 221
V. Gunasekaran, E. Domez, M. Constanti, Spain
469
DIVERSITY IN BACTERIAL DEGRADATION OF THE STEROID COMPOUND
CHOLATE
J. Holert, B. Philipp, Germany
470
BIODEGRADATION OF PHARMA POLLUTANTS USING ALKANOTROPHIC
RHODOCOCCI
I. Ivshina, E. Vikhareva, M. Richkova, Russia
105
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: POLLUTANT DEGRADATION: HIDDEN MICROBIAL POTENTIAL IN
NATURE TO COMBAT POLLUTANTS (contd.)
Poster No
471
BIODEGRADATION OF OLIVE OIL MILL WASTEWATER BY RALSTONIA
EUTROPHA PTCC 1615
E. Jalilnejad, A. Mogharei, F. Vahabzadeh, Iran
472
DIVERSITY OF RING-HYDROXYLATING DIOXYGENASES INVOLVED IN PAHDEGRADATION: STUDIES ON SPHINGOMONAD-RELATED ENZYMES
Y. Jouanneau, F. Martin, J. Jakoncic, France, USA
473
BIOREMEDIATION OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBON BY
AZOTOBACTER SPS
T. Kadam, K.G. Maske, India
474
THE LITTLE BROTHER OF LINDANE: PURIFICATION AND ENZYMATIC
DEGRADATION OF Δ-HCH
B. Geueke, K. Bala, T. Poiger, D. Rentsch, M.E. Miska, C. Holliger, R. Lal,
H.P. Kohler, Switzerland, India
475
THE PCE GENE CLUSTER - A MINIMAL SET FOR TETRACHLOROETHENE
RESPIRATION ?
J. Maillard, A. Duret, L. Prat, A. Rupakula, C. Holliger, Switzerland, USA
476
IN VITRO EVOLUTION OF PSEUDOMONAS SP. ADP UNDER ATRAZINE OR
CYANURIC ACID SELECTION PRESSURE
F. Changey, M. Devers-Lamrani, N. Rouard, F. Martin-Laurent, France
477
ANAEROBIC PAHS DEGRADATION: DIVERSITY OF NAPHTHALENE DEGRADING
BACTERIA FROM MARINE POLLUTED SEDIMENTS
S.M. Martirani Von Abercron, A. Acosta González, R. Rosselló-Mora,
I. Rodriguez-Garcia, S. Marqués, Spain
478
BETAPROTEOBACTERIAL HYDROCARBON DEGRADERS IN SOIL
A. Mikkonen, K. Lappi, K. Wallenius, K. Lindström, L. Suominen, Finland
479
APPLICATION OF LUONG AND HALDANE EQUATIONS FOR MODELING PHENOL
BIODEGRADATION BY RALSTONIA EUTROPHA
A. Nickzad, F. Vahabzadeh, H. Jamshidian Tehrani, A. Mogharei, Iran
480
BACTERIAL DEGRADATION OF 1H-BENZOTRIAZOLE
B. Morasch, V. Heesel, D. Ilieva, S.B. Haderlein, Germany
481
AEROBIC UTILIZATION OF SELECTED HIGH PRODUCTION VOLUME
CHEMICALS BY MARINE VIBRIO AND MARINOBACTER ISOLATES FROM
DURBAN HARBOUR, SOUTH AFRICA
K. Moxley, S. Schmidt, South Africa
106
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: POLLUTANT DEGRADATION: HIDDEN MICROBIAL POTENTIAL IN
NATURE TO COMBAT POLLUTANTS (contd.)
Poster No
482
BIOREMEDIATION POTENTIAL OF MICROORGANISMS FROM A BEACH
AFFECTED BY THE PRESTIGE OIL SPILL (NW SPAIN)
A.P. Mucha, I. Reis, C.M. Magalhães, A.A. Bordalo, J. Cochofel, P. Guedes,
M.C. Basto, C.M.R. Almeida, Portugal
483
BIO-HYBRID MATERIALS ON THE BASIS OF OIL-DEGRADING BACTERIA FOR
REMEDIATION OF OIL-POLLUTED MEDIA
E. Omarova, E. Lobakova, G. Dolnikova, A. Dedov, Russia
484
CHLORATE AND NITRATE REDUCTION BY ALICYCLIPHILUS DENITRIFICANS
STRAIN BC
M.J. Oosterkamp, H.H. Tsai, C.M. Plugge, A.J.M. Stams, The Netherlands
485
BIODEGRADATION OF SODIUM DODECYL SULFATE (SDS) IN NEWLY ISOLATED
DENITRIFYING BACTERIA
A.M.S. Paulo, C.M. Plugge, P.A. García-Encina, A.J.M. Stams, The Netherlands, Spain
486
MESOTRIONE HERBICIDE DEGRADATION BY SOIL BACTERIA OCCURRED
PREFERENTIALLY IN LOW CONCENTRATIONS
M. Pileggi, L.R. Olchanheski, P.A.G. Da Silva, S.A.V. Pileggi, Brazil
487
NON ENVIRONMENT BACTERIAL STRAINS CAN DEGRADE MESOTRIONE
HERBICIDE WITH NO PREVIOUS CONTACT
S.A.V. Pileggi, L.R. Olchanheski, P.A.G. Da Silva, M. Pileggi, Brazil
488
STIMULATION OF MICROBIAL 2,4-DICHLOROPHENOL DEGRADATION IN SOIL
BY THE ENDOGEIC EARTHWORM APORRECTODEA CALIGINOSA
A. Ramm, H.L. Drake, M.A. Horn, Germany
489
UNDERESTIMATED ROLE OF FLAGELLATES AND VIRUSES PREDATION (TOPDOWN CONTROL) ON OIL-DEGRADING BACTERIAL COMMUNITIES UNDER
BIOSTIMULATION CONDITIONS
C. Sauret, D. Bottjer, A. Tallarmin, C. Guigue, P. Conan, M. Pujo-Pay, M. Goutx,
J.F. Ghiglione, France, USA
490
EFFECT OF HYDROGEN AND ACETATE ON BENZENE MINERALISATION UNDER
SULPHATE-REDUCING CONDITIONS
J. Rakoczy, K.M. Schleinitz, N. Müller, H.H. Richnow, C. Vogt, Germany
491
TRICHLOROETHYLENE: IMPACT ON MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND
FUNCTION DURING TREATMENT BY LOW-TEMPERATURE ANAEROBIC
DIGESTION
A. Siggins, F. Abram, A.M. Enright, V. O'Flaherty, Ireland
107
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: POLLUTANT DEGRADATION: HIDDEN MICROBIAL POTENTIAL IN
NATURE TO COMBAT POLLUTANTS (contd.)
Poster No
492
GENETIC ORGANIZATION OF CARBARYL DEGRADATION GENE (S)/ OPERON
(S) IN PSEUDOMONAS SP. STRAIN C4, C5 & C6
R. Singh, P.S. Phale, India
493
INFLUENCING FACTORS ON MONOCHLOROPHENOL-DECHLORINATING
ACTIVITIES OF ANAEROBIC MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES ENRICHED FROM A
CONTAMINATED RIVER SEDIMENT
D. Suzuki, A. Katayama, Japan
494
ENHANCING ANAEROBIC DEGRADATION OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC
HYDROCARBONS BY THE ADDITION OF ELECTRON ACCEPTORS AND
BIOAUGMENTATION
N.F.Y. Tam, C.H. Li, Y.S. Wong, Hong Kong S.A.R.
495
IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A CONSERVED HALOACID
TRANSPORTER GENE IN THE BURKHOLDERIA SPECIES
X. Su, J. Tsang, Hong Kong S.A.R.
496
LACCASE: SCALED-UP PRODUCTION AND ITS APPLICATION IN
BIOBLEACHING
V. Vivekanand, P. Dwivedi, N. Pareek, R.P. Singh, India, Norway
497
MICROBIAL DEGRADATION AND ADAPTATION TO HALOGENATED METHANES:
AN INTEGRATIVE GENOMIC STUDY
F. Bringel, E. Muller, M. Fahran Ul Haque, S. Roselli, C. Gruffaz, Y. Louhichi,
T. Nadalig, S. Vuilleumier, France
498
THE ACCELERATION OF BIODEGRADATION OF COMPLEX HALOGENATED
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER
M. Zangi-Kotler, A. Kushmaro, Israel
POSTER SESSION 1: SECONDARY METABOLITES AND METABOLOMICS
499
A NOVEL CANCER CELL MOTILITY INHIBITOR FROM A SOIL FUNGUS,
FUSARIUM SP. FN080326
J.H. Jang, J.P. Jang, Y. Asami, K.S. Shin, H. Oh, H. Osada, B.Y. Kim, J.S. Ahn,
Republic of Korea, Japan
500
EFFECTIVENESS OF BIOACTIVE ISOTHIOCYANATES ALONE AND COMBINED
WITH ANTIBIOTICS AGAINST PATHOGENIC BACTERIA OF ANIMAL AND
CLINICAL SOURCE
C. Dias, A. Aires, E.A.S. Rosa, R.N. Bennett, M.J. Saavedra, Portugal
108
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: SECONDARY METABOLITES AND METABOLOMICS (contd.)
Poster No
501
ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF IMPORTANT GLUCOSINOLATE HYDROLYSIS
PRODUCTS AGAINST ENTEROBACTERIA AND ENTEROCOCCI ISOLATED FROM
PIG GASTROINTESTINAL SEGMENTS
M.J. Saavedra, C. Dias, A. Aires, E.A.S. Rosa, A. Martinez-Murcia, R.N. Bennett,
Portugal, Spain
502
DETERMINING OF ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF ACTINOMYCETES ISOLATED
FROM DIFFERENT SOIL SAMPLES
G. Arık, N. Yilmaz Sariozlu, Turkey
503
FELLUTAMIDES C AND D, NEW PROTEASOME INHIBITORS FROM AN
UNDESCRIBED METULOCLADOSPORIELLA (ASCOMYCOTINA,
CHAETOTHYRIALES) USING THE GENOME-WIDE CANDIDA ALBICANS FITNESS
TEST
G.F. Bills, J. Ondeyka, G.H. Harris, D. Zink, S. Singh, G. Platas, J. Nielsen Kahn,
P. Liberator, W. Wang, A.A. Szewczak, H. Wang, D. Xu, T. Roemer, Spain, USA,
Canada
504
BIOSYNTHESIS OF THE SIDEROPHORE RHODOCHELIN REQUIRES THE
COORDINATED EXPRESSION OF THREE INDEPENDENT GENE CLUSTERS IN
RHODOCOCCUS JOSTII RHA1
M. Bosello, L. Robbel, U. Linne, X. Xie, M.A. Marahiel, Germany
505
PRELIMINARY CHARACTERIZATION OF A NOVEL BACTERIOCIN FROM AN
ALGERIAN OCEANOBACILLUS STRAIN
N. Bouktit, P. Stocker, M. Fons, S. Benallaoua, Algeria, France
506
TRANSFORMATION OF THE CYANOBACTERIUM PLANKTOTHRIX WITH A
SYNTHETIC GENE ENCODING A TYPE II THIOESTERASE AND ITS EFFECT ON
MICROCYSTIN PRODUCTION
G. Christiansen, R. Kurmayer, Austria
507
EFFECT OF LOW TEMPERATURES ON GROWTH AND BIOSURFACTANT
PRODUCTION IN BACILLUS SUBTILIS
J. Guy, F. Coucheney, J.S. Guez, N.E. Chihib, P. Jacques, France
508
CHARACTERIZATION OF MICROBIAL DIVERSITY FROM HOT SPRINGS FOR BIOPROSPECTING OF NOVEL GENES AND BIO-MOLECULES
S.K. Das, S. Bandyopadhyay, V. Jyoti, India
509
BIOSYNTHESIS OF THE OSMOLYTE NAGGN IN S. MELILOTI IS MEDIATED BY A
NEW PATHWAY WIDELY DISTRIBUTED AMONG BACTERIA
G. Alloing, B. Sagot, M. Gaysinski, M. Mehiri, J.M. Guigonis, L. Dupont,
D. Le Rudulier, France
109
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: SECONDARY METABOLITES AND METABOLOMICS (contd.)
Poster No
510
TRANSCRIPTIONAL RESPONSE AND ANTIBIOTIC PRODUCTION BY P.
FLUORESCENS PF0-1 DURING COMPETITIVE INTERACTIONS WITH DIFFERENT
BACTERIAL SPECIES
P. Garbeva, M. Silby, J. Raaijmakers, W. de Boer, The Netherlands, USA
511
GALLATE DECARBOXYLASE ACTIVITY IN RUMINAL ISOLATES
G. Goel, M. Raghav, S. Kaushik, A.K. Puniya, K. Singh, India
512
IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A NOVEL MAJUSCULAMIDE C LIKE FUNGICIDAL COMPOUND FROM ANABAENA LAXA
V. Gupta, S.S. Cameotra, P. Dureja, V. Chaudhary, J. Sharma, R. Prasanna, India
513
CHLOROAZAPHILONES PRODUCED BY A BARTALINIA ROBILLARDOIDES
STRAIN ISOLATED FROM THE SPONGE TETHYA AURANTIUM
N. Jansen, B. Ohlendorf, J.F. Inhoff, Germany
514
COSMOMYCIN C SUPPRESSES BREAST CANCER CELL GROWTH BY
INHIBITING SIGNAL TRANSDUCER AND ACTIVATOR OF TRANSCRIPTION 3
(STAT3) FUNCTION
J. Kim, B.M. Kwon, J.H. Yoon, Republic of Korea
515
ACTIVATION OF A SILENT SECONDARY METABOLITE GENE CLUSTER IN
ASPERGILLUS FUMIGATUS BY CO-CULTIVATION WITH STREPTOMYCES
RAPAMYCINICUS
C. König, K. Scherlach, V. Schroeckh, H.W. Nützmann, C. Hertweck, A.A. Brakhage,
Germany
516
IDENTIFICATION OF CLEAVAGE SITES IN CAROTENOID CLEAVAGE
DIOXYGENASE FROM ANOXYGENIC PHOTOTROPHIC BACTERIUM,
RHODOPSEUDOMONAS PALUSTRIS
I. Maeda, A. Inaba, H. Koike, K. Yoshida, Japan
517
EVALUATION ANTIMICROBIAL PROPERTIES OF THE EXTRACTS AND
FLAVONOIDS OF SCUTELLARIA SPECIES FROM UZBEKISTAN
N. Mamadalieva, R. Hamoud, D. Egamberdieva, M. Wink, Uzbekistan, Germany
518
IDENTIFICATION OF NOVEL SECONDARY METABOLITE FROM MARINE
ACTINOMYCETES STRAINS ISOLATED FROM COASTAL REGIONS OF INDIA
AGAINST TRICHOPHYTON RUBRUM
R.K. Manohar, S. Sathyaselan, B. Priyadarsini, India
519
THE EFFECT OF 5-AZACITIDINE ON TAXOL PRODUCTION BY BJERKANDERA
ADUSTA, A FUNGUS ISOLATED FROM TAXUS GLOBOSA
A. Martínez Cárdenas, Z. Flores Bustamante, F. Maldonado García, F.N. Rivera
Orduña, L.B. Flores Cotera, Mexico
110
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: SECONDARY METABOLITES AND METABOLOMICS (contd.)
Poster No
520
ALBAFLAVENONE - A UNIQUELY CONSERVED ANTIBIOTIC
S. Moody, B. Zhao, M. Waterman, S. Kelly, D. Lamb, UK, USA
521
PRODUCTION OF SECONDARY METABOLITE BY PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA
MML2212 IN FERMENTOR CONDITION AGAINST SHEATH BLIGHT DISEASE OF
RICE
M.V. Narayanasamy, India
522
METHOXYVERMISTATIN PRODUCTION BY PENICILLIUM PINOPHILUM ISOLATE
LT4
M.L. Ciavatta, E. Manzo, R. Contillo, R. Nicoletti, Italy
523
SECONDARY METABOLITES FROM A MARINE PESTALOTIOPSIS ISOLATE
J. Silber, I. Knopf-Kajahn, N. Jansen, J.F. Imhoff, Germany
524
DETECTION OF TOXIC CYANOBACTERIA IN LAKE BAIKAL AND WATER BODIES
OF THE REGION
O.I. Belykh, E.G. Sorokovikova, I.V. Tikhonova, A.S. Gladkikh, S.A. Potapov, Russia
525
ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF BACILLUS SP. NATURAL ISOLATES AND THEIR
POTENTIAL FOR USE IN BIOCONTROL OF PHYTOPATHOGENIC BACTERIA
S. Stankovic, T. Beric, M. Kojic, D. Fira, Serbia
526
INACTIVATION OF THE GACA RESPONSE REGULATOR CAUSES GLOBAL
CHANGES IN THE METABOLISM OF PSEUDOMONAS FLUORESCENS
K. Takeuchi, K. Yamada, D. Haas, Japan, Switzerland
527
NEW NON-QUINONE GELDANAMYCIN ANALOGUES FROM GENETICALLY
ENGINEERED STREPTOMYCES HYGROSCOPICUS
C.Z. Wu, H.S. Lee, J.H. Jang, J.S. Ahn, Y.S. Hong, Republic of Korea
POSTER SESSION 1: SECRETION
528
CONNECTION OF SPATIAL ARRANGEMENT OF TYPE 3 SECRETION
INJECTISOMES IN Y. ENTEROCOLITICA TO THE CYTOSKELETON
M. Amstutz, A. Diepold, G.R. Cornelis, Switzerland
529
EXOPROTEOMIC APPROACH TO DECIPHER THE SECA2-DEPENDENT PROTEIN
SECRETION PATHWAY IN LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES BY SECRETOMICS
S. Renier, I. Chafsey, C. Chambon, M. Hebraud, M. Desvaux, France
530
ASSEMBLY OF THE YERSINIA TYPE III SECRETION SYSTEM
A. Diepold, M. Amstutz, G.R. Cornelis, Switzerland
111
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: SECRETION (contd.)
Poster No
531
FIC DOMAIN CATALYZED ADENYLYLATION: INSIGHT PROVIDED BY THE
STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF THE TYPE IV SECRETION SYSTEM EFFECTOR
BEPA
A. Goepfert, D. Palanivelu, C. Dehio, T. Schirmer, Switzerland, USA
532
THE TYPE IV SECRETION SYSTEM OF NEISSERIA GONORRHOEAE:
BIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE NOVEL RELAXASE TRAI AND THE
COUPLING PROTEIN TRAD
E.M. Heller, J. Koch, H.T. Deinzer, T. Bender, S. Jain, C. van der Does, Germany
533
ROLE OF TWO TYPE II SECRETION SYSTEMS IN ESCHERICHIA COLI
ENTEROTOXIN SECRETION AND REQUIRMENTS FOR LOCALIZATION OF THE
GSPDΒ SECRETIN
P. Howard, T. Strozen, Canada
534
FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF THE PULS-PULD INTERACTION PROVIDES INSIGHT
INTO THE MECHANISM OF SECRETIN TARGETING TO THE OUTER MEMBRANE
N.N. Nickerson, T. Tosi, S. Hoos, P. England, A. Dessen, A.P. Pugsley, France
535
A BACTERIAL TWO-HYBRID SCREEN FOR TYPE III SECRETION CHAPERONES
OF CHLAMYDIA TRACHOMATIS
S. Pais, L.J. Mota, Portugal
536
SECRETORY PRODUCTION OF BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE RV3804C ANTIGEN
(AG85A) OF MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS BY STREPTOMYCES LIVIDANS
C. Vallin, E. Pimienta, J. Ayala, M. Sarzo, C. Rodríguez, I. Lule, P.J. D'Huys,
K. Bernaerts, J. Van Impe, K. Huygen, J. Anné, L. Van Mellaert, Cuba, Belgium
537
STRUCTURAL CHARACTERIZATION OF OUTER MEMBRANE COMPONENTS OF
THE TYPE IV PILI SYSTEM IN PATHOGENIC NEISSERIA
S. Jain, K.B. Mościcka, M.P. Bos, E. Pachulec, M.C.A. Stuart, W. Keegstra,
E.J. Boekema, C. van der Does, Germany, The Netherlands
POSTER SESSION 1: SIGNALLING
538
THE DIFFERENCES IN MEMBRANE COLD ADAPTATION OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS
UNDER ANAEROBIC AND AEROBIC CONDITIONS
J. Beranová, C.M. Mansilla, D. deMendoza, I. Konopásek, Czech Republic, Argentina
539
THE INTER-KINGDOM COMMUNICATION SIGNAL GAMMA AMINOBUTYRIC ACID
(GABA) INCREASES PSEUDOMONAS CYTOTOXICITY AND VIRULENCE
A. Dagorn, A. Chapalain, O. Lesouhaitier, C. Poc, S. Chevalier, L. Taupin, N. Orange,
M.G.J. Feuilloley, France, Canada
112
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: SIGNALLING (contd.)
Poster No
540
LEVEL OF THE SECOND MESSENGER CYCLIC-DI-GMP CONTROLS
LEGIONELLA PNEUMOPHILA VIRULENCE
M. Levet-Paulo, J.C. Lazzaroni, D. Atlan, P. Doublet, A. Vianney, France
541
RGG PROTEINS ASSOCIATED WITH INTERNALIZED SMALL HYDROPHOBIC
PEPTIDES: A NEW QUORUM-SENSING MECHANISM IN STREPTOCOCCI
B. Fleuchot, C. Gitton, A. Guillot, J. Vidic, C. Besset, L. Fontaine, P. Hols,
N. Leblond-Bourget, V. Monnet, R. Gardan, France, Belgium
542
DO THE MULTIPLE RGG/SHP PAIRS FOUND IN STREPTOCOCCI GENOMES
ALLOW A CROSSTALK BETWEEN DIFFERENT SPECIES?
B. Fleuchot, P. Nicolas, A. Guillot, V. Monnet, R. Gardan, France
543
COMRS-DEPENDENT ACTIVATION OF NATURAL COMPETENCE IN
STREPTOCOCCI OF THE SALIVARIUS GROUP
L. Fontaine, H. Dubout, D. Dandoy, B. Delplace, R. Gardan, V. Monnet, P. Hols,
Belgium, France
544
DETECTION AND FUNCTIONAL ANALYSES OF VIBRIO SCOPHTHALMI LUXR
QUORUM-SENSING REGULATOR
C. García-Aljaro, S. Melado-Rovira, D.L. Milton, A.R. Blanch, Spain, Sweden
545
THE EFFECT OF QUORUM SENSING ON BUNDLE FORMING PILI OF A. VERONII
BV SOBRIA BC88
N. Hadi, J.G. Shaw, UK
546
QUORUM SENSING IN MICROCOLONIES UNDER VARYING MASS TRANSFER
AND NUTRIENT CONDITIONS- A MODELLING APPROACH
B.A. Hense, H. Eberl, M. Efendiev, M. Frederick, C. Kuttler, J. Müller, S. Sonner,
Germany, Canada
547
PARASITIC GROWTH OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA IN CO-CULTURE WITH
THE CHITINOLYTIC BACTERIUM AEROMONAS HYDROPHILA
N. Jagmann, B. Philipp, Germany
548
PSEUDOMONAS SPECIES PRESENT VARIABILITY IN NATRIURETIC PEPTIDE
SENSITIVITY
O. Lesouhaitier, A.S. Blier, W. Veron, L. Taupin, K. Rehel, N. Orange, M. Feuilloley,
France
549
A NOVEL MECHANISM OF OSMOSENSING: A SALT DEPENDENT PROTEINNUCLEIC ACID INTERACTION IN THE CYANOBACTERIUM SYNECHOCYSTIS SP.
PCC 6803
K. Marin, J. Novak, B. Roenneke, Germany
113
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: SIGNALLING (contd.)
Poster No
550
CHARACTERISATION OF THE CONSERVED HYPOTHETICAL YGFYX GENES IN
SERRATIA
M.B. McNeil, J.S. Clulow, M. Iglesias Cans, T. Patterson, P.C. Fineran, New Zealand
551
THE ELUSIVE REGULATION OF THE LYSOZYME HOMOLOG SPMX IN
CAULOBACTER CRESCENTUS
J. Mignolet, P. Viollier, Switzerland
552
THE EXTRACELLULAR LIFE CYCLE OF THE SIGNALING PEPTIDE INVOLVED IN
THE TRIGERRING OF THE COMPETENCE STATE IN S. THERMOPHILUS
R. Gardan, C. Besset, C. Gitton, A. Guillot, L. Fontaine, P. Hols, V. Monnet, France,
Belgium
553
STIMULATION OF APOPTOSIS FACTORS AND INFLAMMATORY CYTOKINE
RELEASE BY RECOMBINANT SHIGA TOXIN
M. Oloomi, S. Bouzari, N. Moazezy, Iran
554
TARGETING OF ADENYLATE CYCLASE 7/GALPHAS-COMPLEX BY BEPA OF
VASCULOTUMORIGENIC BARTONELLA HENSELAE INHIBITS APOPTOSIS OF
ENDOTHELIAL CELLS
K. Pieles, A.T. Pulliainen, B. Hauert, A. Böhm, M. Quebatte, A. Webf, M. Gstaiger,
R. Aebersold, C.W. Dessauer, C. Dehio, Switzerland, Finland, USA
555
A PAS DOMAIN PROTEIN THAT REGULATES MOTILITY AND INTERACTS
GENETICALLY WITH THE PTS SYSTEM IN CAULOBACTER CRESCENTUS
S. Sanselicio, P. Viollier, Switzerland
556
REGULATION OF THE ENERGY METABOLISM IN C. JEJUNI
M.M.S.M. Wösten, A. van Mourik, L. van Dijk, J.P.M. van Putten, The Netherlands
POSTER SESSION 1: VIRAL INFECTIONS AND HOST GENETICS
557
HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS TYPE 16 VARIANTS IN BASQUE COUNTRY WOMEN
WITH CERVICAL LESIONS
E. Arrese, M. Basaras, L.S. Arroyo, S. Hernaez, D. Andia, R. Cisterna, Spain
558
FREQUENCIES OF INFECTION AND ASSOCIATIONS AMONG VIRAL AGENTS
(BHV-1, BVDV AND BRSV) OF THE BOVINE RESPIRATORY DISEASE
A. Carbonero, L.R. Saa, D.V. Jara, A.J. Arenas, I. Garcia-Bocanegra, C. Borge,
L.T. Guzman, A.J. Perea, Spain, Ecuador
559
EVENTS DURING THE BETA PAPILLOMAVIRUS LIFE CYCLE IN
EPIDERMODYSPLASIA VERRUCIFORMIS LESIONS
C. Borgogna, E. Zavattaro, M. De Andrea, V. Dell'Oste, B. Azzimonti, M.M. Landini,
H. Pfister, J. Doorbar, S. Landolfo, M. Gariglio, Italy, UK, Germany
114
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: VIRAL INFECTIONS AND HOST GENETICS (contd.)
Poster No
560
GENES ASSOCIATED WITH IN VIVO ROTAVIRUS INHIBITORY ACTIVITY OF
BIFIDOBACTERIUM LONGUM
H. Brussow, N. Pant, E. Rezzonico, M. Delley, H. Marcotte, N. Pagé, F. Foata,
L. Hammarström, Switzerland, Sweden
561
MATRIX-1 PROTEIN OF INFLUENZA A VIRUS PROMOTES APOPTOSIS VIA
CASPASE-9 PATHWAY BYINHIBITING THE HSP70-APAF1 INTERACTION
U.C. Halder, M. Chawla-Sarkar, India
562
INSERTIONS, DELETIONS AND RECOMBINATION BOOST THE COMPLEXITY OF
INTRA-PATIENT VARIABILITY IN GP120 OF HIV-1
E. De Crignis, S. Guglietta, B.T. Foley, V. Waelti Da Costa, M. Cavassini, P.A. Bart,
G. Pantaleo, C. Graziosi, Switzerland, USA
563
STUDY OF THE ANTIVIRAL THERAPY INDUCED MUTATIONS IN THE
POLYMERASE GENE OF HEPATITIS B VIRUS IN ROMANIAN PATIENTS
S. Dinu, G. Tardei, A. Motoc, M. Straut, G. Oprisan, Romania
564
CHARACTERIZATION OF MOLECULAR CLONE OF PERV-A CONTAINING A
DIFFERENT NUMBER OF U3 REPEAT BOX IN THE LONG TERMINAL
REPEAT(LTR) REGION
Y.T. Jung, Y.J. Lee, S.H. Park, E.H. Bae, E.Y. Kwon, Republic of Korea
565
CHARACTERIZATION OF ANTIVIRAL PROTEINS IDENTIFIED IN THE ROCKFISH
EST SEQUENCES
S.Y. Cho, S. Ko, J.O. Kim, M.J. Oh, J. Lee, D. Kim, Republic of Korea
566
GENETIC VARIATION AND VIRULENCE OF CRYPHONECTRIA HYPOVIRUS
(CHV-1) FROM CROATIA
L. Krstin, D. Rigling, M. Jeţić, M. Ćurković-Perica, Croatia, Switzerland
567
DIFFERENTIAL USAGE OF METAL IONS AS COFACTORS BY FELINE FOAMY
VIRUS INTEGRASE
S. Saenisiphan, G.W. Yoo, M.A. Hossain, C.G. Shin, Republic of Korea
568
RECENTLY INTEGRATED HERV-K PROVIRUSES ARE SELECTIVELY
TRANSACTIVATED UPON HIV-1 INFECTION AND IN CANCER CELLS
D.F. Silva, C.M. Romano, F.L. Melo, P.M.A. Zanotto, Brazil
569
DETECTION OF WHITE SPOT SYNDROME VIRUS USING QUARTZ CRYSTAL
MICROBALANCE IMMUNOSENSOR
W. Sukhumsirichart, S. Longyant, K. Chansiri, P. Chaivisuthangkura, P. Sithigorngul,
Thailand
570
PHYSICAL STATE OF HPV GENOME MODULATES THE E2 TRANSCRIPTIONAL
REGULATOR MODE AND THE EXPRESSION OF VIRAL ONCOGENES
K. Saloua, K. Lotfi, S. Kahla, L. Kochbati, M. Maalej, R. Oueslati, Tunisia
115
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: OTHER
Poster No
571
EPIDEMIOLOGIC SURVEY ON INFECTIOUS DISEASE IN HOSPITALIZED
ELDERLY PATIENTS IN BEHESHTI HOSPITAL OF KASHAN 2009
H. Afsali, M. Momenheravi, Iran
572
MOLECULAR INVESTIGATION OF TWO-COMPONENT REGULATORY SYSTEMS
IN BIFIDOBACTERIUM BREVE UCC2003
P. Alvarez-Martin, M. O'Connell-Mothereway, D. van Sinderen, Switzerland, Ireland
573
BACTERIAL LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE EFFECTS ON CYTOTOXICITY AND
APOPTOSIS IN PC12 NEURONAL CELLS; THE ROLE OF BAX, BCL-2, AND
CASPASE-3 PROTEIN EXPRESSION
A.M. Sharifi, H. Fotovat Eskandari, N. Amir Mozaffari, Iran
574
IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERISATION OF IMMUNODOMINANT DOMAINS
OF PATHOGENIC BACTERIAL ANTIGENS
S. Arnold, M. von Nickisch-Rosenegk, F. F. Bier, Germany
575
THE ANTI-MYCOBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF THE EXTRACT OF FERULA
GUMMOSA
F. Fallah, F. Emadi, A. Ayatolllahi, S. Taheri, M. Azimi, Iran
576
IL-17A GENE POLYMORPHISM IN HUMAN BRUCELLOSIS
M.H. Bikifi Mamaghani, M.H. Akbarzadeye Agdam, V. Alipour, Iran
577
STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS AMONG THE MUR LIGASE FAMILY
D. Patin, H. Barreteau, M. Hervé, A. Boniface, C. Cardoso, J. Bostock, A. Kovac,
D. Roper, A. Dessen, S. Gobec, I. Chopra, D. Mengin-Lecreulx, D. Blanot, France, UK,
Slovenia
578
CHARACTERISATION OF CALVES ORIGINATED BIFIDOBACTERIA BY
FINGERPRINTING TECHNICS
V. Bunesova, E. Vlkova, V. Rada, S. Rockova, K.J. Domig, Czech Republic, Austria
579
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLETOTRICHUM SPECIES ISOLATED FROM
MANGO, TREE TOMATO AND BLACKBERRY IN THE DEPARTMENTS OF
CUNDINAMARCA AND TOLIMA, COLOMBIA
C. Calderón, M. Cárdenas, P. Jiménez, S. Restrepo, Colombia
580
EFFECTS OF PROPOLIS AGAINST ENDOTOXINS IN ROOT CANALS OF TEETH
WITH NECROTIC PULP - AN IN VIVO STUDY
C.A.T. Carvalho, L.D. Oliveira, A.C.X. Carvalho, A. Chung, M.C. Valera, A.O.C. Jorge,
Brazil
581
COMPARISON BETWEEN COPAN ESWAB AND A RECENT LIQUID TRANSPORT
SWAB INTRODUCED ON THE MARKET.
S. Castriciano, A. Giambra, A. Squassina, L. Conter, A. Gervasoni, R. Paroni, Italy
116
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: OTHER (contd.)
Poster No
582
VALIDATION OF COPAN FECAL SWAB FOR THE DETECTION OF ROTAVIRUS
AND ADENOVIRUS ANTIGENS IN FAECAL SPECIMENS WITH MERIDIAN RAPID
TESTS
S. Castriciano, R. Botrugno, L. Conter, R. Paroni, Italy
583
MYCOBACTERIUM KANSASII IN CAPTIVE SOUTH AMERICAN COATIS (NASUA
NASUA)
V.C.M. Rocha, S.H.R. Corrêa, A.P. Setzer, J.L. Catão-Dias, M.C.C. Ramos,
W.A.B. Fiori, C.Y. Ikuta, J.S. Ferreira-Neto, Brazil
584
DEMONSTRATION OF THE CELLULAR VIABILITY OF ENTEROCOCCUS
FAECIUM CRL183 IN HUMAN MODEL
D.C.U. Cavallini, D.B. Rossetto, N.D. Pauly-Silveira, M.N. Roselino, R.A. Pinto,
S.R. Valentini, E.A. Rossi, Brazil
585
THE RUMINAL LEVEL OF TRANS-10 FATTY ACIDS OF DAIRY COWS IS LINKED
TO THE COMPOSITION OF THE BACTERIAL COMMUNITY
A. Zened, S. Combes, L. Cauquil, J. Mariette, C. Rousseau, C. Klopp, A. Troegeler,
F. Enjalbert, France
586
PROTEIN INTERACTION STUDIES OF THE AZOTOBACTER VINELANDII
CYTOPLASMIC CYCLOPHILIN WITH PHOSPHATE ACETYLTRANSFERASE
ISOFORMS
M. Dimou, A. Venieraki, P. Katinakis, Greece
587
COMPARISON OF BACTERIOPHAGE INACTIVATION USING TWO UV
IRRADIATION METHODS
D. Diston, J. Ebdon, H. Taylor, Switzerland, UK
588
HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS-2 IGM ANTIBODY IN HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY
VIRUS POSITIVE INDIVIDUALS
V. Dixit, V.L. Nag, K. Chodhary, R. Tondon, S.K. Agrawal, India
589
CLINDAMYCIN RELEASE FROM A NOVEL LOCAL ANTIBIOTIC DELIVERY
SYSTEM FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC OSTEOMYELITIS
D. Frank, G. Montskó, B. Borsiczky, G. Cseh, B. Kocsis, B. Kolarovszki, T. Nagy,
G.L. Kovács, A. Miseta, Hungary
590
LACTOBACILLUS RHAMNOSUS GG AS AN EFFECTIVE PROBIOTIC FOR
GIARDIASIS: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY
N. Goyal, India
591
HUMORAL IMMUNE RESPONSE AGAINST VIRULENCE DETERMINANTS OF
SHIGA TOXIN-PRODUCING ESCHERICHIA COLI
M. Guirro, R.L. Souza, R.M.F. Piazza, B.E.C. Guth, Brazil
117
Monday, June 27, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 1: OTHER (contd.)
Poster No
592
ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A GENE ENCODING OXIDATION
REACTION OF TRANS-ANETHOLE TO PARA-ANISALDEHYDE IN
PSEUDOMONAS PUTIDA JYR-1
D. Han, J.Y. Ryu, H.G. Hur, Republic of Korea
593
THE EFFECT OF WOOD ASH ON PERFORMANCE AND THE METHANOGENIC
COMMUNITY OF A MESOPHILIC BIOGAS PLANT
S. Podmirseg, M. Seewald, B.A. Knapp, H. Insam, Austria
594
BIOFILM FORMATION BY CANDIDA GLABRATA AND RELATED SPECIES
R. Janse van Rensburg, J.L.F. Kock, R. Ells, C.H. Pohl, South Africa
595
MICROARRAY-BASED CHARACTERIZATION OF VIRULENCE GENES AND
RESISTANCE DETERMINANTS OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS ISOLATES
FROM HUMAN NASAL CARRIERS AND HUMAN CLINICAL ISOLATES
S. Johler, L. Wattinger, R. Stephan, Switzerland
596
THE PREVALENCE AND MOLECULAR CHRACTERIZATION OF EXTENDEDSPECTRUM Β-LACTAMASES-PRODUCING KLEBSIELLA PNEUMONIAE
ISOLATES FROM KASHAN HOSPITAL UNIVERSITY-IRAN
A. Khorshidi, M. Rohani, R. Moniri, Z. Moazzen, G. Mossavi, Iran
597
SEROTYPES AND PFGE PROFILES OF ACTINOBACILLUS
PLEUROPNEUMONIAE FIELD ISOLATES FROM PIGS IN KOREA
A. Kim, J.Y. Lee, P.S. Park, K. Lee, S.C. Jung, Republic of Korea
598
GENTAMICINPALMITATE - AN EFFECTIVE ANTIMICROBIAL COATING FOR
IMPLANTS
C. Kittinger, E. Marth, R. Windhager, R. Baumert, S. Felisch, A. Weinberg, K.D. Kühn,
Austria
599
EFFECT OF WARNERIN ON THERMAL AGGREGATION OF YEAST ALCOHOL
DEHYDROGENASE I
V.P. Korobov, V.A. Borzova, K.A. Markossian, L.M. Lemkina, B.I. Kurganov, Russia
600
EVALUATION OF IN VITRO ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF WHOLE BODY
EXTRACTS OF LUCILIA SERICATA MAGGOTS
G. Dogandemir, O. Koru, A. Kilic, R.E. Araz, M. Tanyuksel, A.C. Basustaoglu, Turkey
601
ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF PHOSPHATE SOLUBILIZING AND
PAH DEGRADING RHIZOSPHERIC STRAIN OF CALOTRPIS FROM INDUSTRIAL
REGION OF CENTRAL INDIA
K.P. Shukla, V. Singh, N.K. Singh, S. Sharma, India
118
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: BACTERIAL BIOFILMS
Poster No
1
ADHESIN GENE SEQUENCES AND BIOFILM FORMATION IN SHIGA TOXINPRODUCING ESCHERICHIA COLI STRAINS ISOLATED FROM DIFFERENT
SOURCES
C.M. Abe, F.T. Biscola, B.E.C. Guth, Brazil
2
E.COLI COLONIZATION & BIOFILMS FORMATION ON DIFFERENT EXTERNALLY
IMPLANTABLE DEVICES
V. Pandey, S. Singh, P. Verma, L. Upadhyaya, R.P. Tewari, V. Agarwal, India
3
BACTERIAL AND CANDIDA ALBICANS ADHESION ON DIFFERENT ENDODONTIC
BIOMATERIALS
A. Al-Ahmad, C. Senges, M. Follo, B. Spitzmüller, A. Wittmer, E. Hellwig, K.T. Wrbas,
Germany
4
SPECIFIC EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT DIGUANYLATE CYCLASES ON ADHESION
FACTORS' PRODUCTION AND BIOFILM FORMATION IN ESCHERICHIA COLI
D. Antoniani, P. Bocci, N. Raffaelli, P. Landini, Italy
5
ANTIBIOFILM ACTIVITY OF CORAL ASSOCIATED BACTERIA AGAINST DRUG
RESISTANT GRAM POSITIVE & GRAM NEGATIVE BACTERIAL BIOFILMS
D. Bakkiyaraj, S. Karutha Pandian, India
6
MEMBRANE PROTEINS INVOLVED IN BIOFILM FORMATION BY KLEBSIELLA
PNEUMONIAE
D. Balestrino, C. De Araujo, N. Charbonnel, M. Hebraud, C. Forestier, France
7
UNUSUAL ASSOCIATION OF GENE EXPRESSION THROUGH THE CONTROL OF
THE TWO-COMPONENT SYSTEM PPRAB IN PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA
COMMUNITY LIFESTYLE
C.S. Bernard, C. Giraud, F. Ewald, P. Plésiat, K. Jeannot, M.O. Fauvarque, I. Attrée,
C. Bordi, S. de Bentzmann, France
8
MICROBIAL DIVERSITY WITH RDNA PYROSEQUENCING IN AQUATIC BIOFILM
COMMUNITIES
G. Bricheux, L. Morin, G. Coffe, G. Lemoal, D. Balestrino, N. Charbonnel, C. Portelli,
J. Bohatier, C. Forestier, France
9
SYNERGY TESTING OF BIOFILM FORMING ENTEROBACTERIACEAE
L. Ĉernohorská, M. Votava, Czech Republic
10
THE INFLUENCE OF LIGHT INTENSITY ON THE HETEROTROPHIC BACTERIAL
ACTIVITY ASSOCIATED TO BIOFILM OF THE MACROALGAE SARGASSUM
FURCATUM
S.A. Coelho-Souza, J.R.D. Guimarães, A. Casarin, M.H. Baeta-Neves, L.T. Salgado,
M.R. Miranda, R. Coutinho, Brazil
119
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: BACTERIAL BIOFILMS (contd.)
Poster No
11
CULTURE CONDITIONS TO OBTAIN A LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES BIOFILM
T. Combrouse, Y. Guerardel, O. Kol, P. Malle, G. Midelet-Bourdin, France
12
PHAGE-MEDIATED BIOFILM ERADICATION: AN ALTERNATIVE FOR
ANTIBIOTICS?
A. Cornelissen, P.J. Ceyssens, J.P. Noben, O.V. Shaburova, V.N. Krylov,
G. Volckaert, R. Lavigne, Belgium, Russia
13
SWARMING MOTILITY IS RESTRICTED TO A NARROW RANGE OF MATRIC
WATER POTENTIAL
A. Dechesne, B.F. Smets, Denmark
14
IMPACT OF UV IRRADIATION ON MONOLAYER BIOFILMS AND PLANKTONIC
CELLS OF STREPTOCOCCUS SANGUINIS IN DENTAL MEDICINE
E.-M. Decker, J. Geis-Gerstorfer, F. Rupp, L. Scheideler, M. Haupt, C. Oehr, S. Sinn,
H.P. Wendel, C. von Ohle, Germany
15
BACTERIOCIN PRODUCING ENTEROCOCCI AGAINST BIOFILM FORMING
LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES STRAINS
K. Demnerova, L.M. Saavedra, S. Purkrtová, J. Pazlarová, M. Plocková, F. Sesma,
Czech Republic, Argentina
16
CHARACTERIZATION OF IN VITRO MIXED FUNGAL-BACTERIAL BIOFILMS
M. Dos Santos Goncalves, D. Balestrino, N. Charbonnel, T. Bernardi, C. Forestier,
France
17
SA0701, THE ONLY PROTEIN THAT CONTAINS A GGDEF-MOTIF IN S. AUREUS
GENOME, REGULATES DNA RELEASE DURING BIOFILM FORMATION
A. Fischer, L. Stenz, H. Meyer, E.J. Bonetti, M. Girard, P. Francois, J. Schrenzel,
Switzerland, Germany
18
COMPARISON OF RNA EXTRACTION METHODS FROM BIOFILM SAMPLES OF
STAPHYLOCOCCUS EPIDERMIDIS AND OTHER BACTERIAL PATHOGENS
A. França, J. Bento, G. Pier, M. Vilanova, N. Cerca, Portugal, USA
19
ANALYSIS OF CYANOBACTERIAL COMMUNITY OF ARTIFICIAL SUBSTRATE
BIOFILM AND PLANKTON IN LAKE BAIKAL
O.I. Belykh, A.S. Gladkikh, E.G. Sorokovikova, I.V. Tikhonova, V.V. Parfenova, Russia
20
SPECIFIC REGULATION OF BIOFILM-ASSOCIATED LOCI ON GALLSTONE
(CHOLESTEROL) SURFACES
G. Gonzalez-Escobedo, J.S. Gunn, USA
120
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: BACTERIAL BIOFILMS (contd.)
Poster No
21
BACTERIAL POLYSACCHARIDE SYNTHESIS - BIOINFORMATICS, OPERON
STRUCTURE, PROTEIN FUNCTION
I. Grin, D. Linke, Germany
22
BIOADHESION: IMPACT OF SUPPORTS STIFFNESS
C. Guégan, F. Fay, I. Linossier, J.M. Herry, M.N. Bellon Fontaine, K. Réhel, France
23
INFLUENCE OF GASEOUS OZONE IN PERI-IMPLANTITIS: BACTERICIDAL
EFFICACY AND CELLULAR RESPONSE. AN IN VITRO STUDY USING TITANIUM
AND ZIRCONIA
I. Hauser-Gerspach, J. Vadaszan, I. Deronjic, C. Gass, J. Meyer, M. Dard, T. Waltimo,
S. Stübinger, C. Mauth, Switzerland
24
REGULATION OF POLY-GLCNAC EXPRESSION AND FIMBRIATION IN
UROPATHOGENIC E. COLI
L. Hosch, A. Boehm, U. Jenal, Switzerland, Germany
25
PRODUCTION OF MICROBIAL CELLULOSE FROM A BACTERIUM ISOLATED
FROM FRUIT
F. Jahan, R.K. Saxena, India
26
PREDATION OF HUMAN PATHOGENS BY THE PREDATORY BACTERIA
MICAVIBRIO AERUGINOSAVORUS AND BDELLOVIBRIO BACTERIOVORUS
D.E. Kadouri, A. Dashiff, USA
27
PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA STRAINS FROM WOUNDS AS COMPETENT
BIOFILM FORMERS
P. Knezevic, V. Aleksic, M. Petrusic, D. Obreht, O. Petrovic, Serbia
28
DESTRUCTION OF S. EPIDERMIDIS 33 BIOFILMS BY CATIONIC PEPTIDE
WARNERIN
V. Korobov, L. Lemkina, I. Trakhtenberg, T. Poludova, I. Morozov, Russia
29
MICROBIAL DIVERSITY IN BIOFILMS AND SUSPENSIONS OF METALWORKING
FLUIDS
F. Berner, S. Inauen, A. Wyssenbach, A. Rüfenacht, W. Krebs, Switzerland
30
CONTROLLING RHODOCOCCUS CELL ADHESION AND BIOFILM FORMATION
ON SOLID SURFACES
A. Krivoruchko, M. Kuyukina, O. Plekhov, O. Naimark, I. Ivshina, Russia
31
OLEANOLIC AND URSOLIC ACIDS AFFECT PATHOGENICITY OF LISTERIA
MONOCYTOGENES
A. Kurek, A.M. Grudniak, B. Fiecek, K.I. Wolska, Poland
32
MUTATIONS AFFECTING CONGO-RED BINDING IN ESCHERICHIA COLI
S. Lacour, H. Geiselmann, France
121
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: BACTERIAL BIOFILMS (contd.)
Poster No
33
ROLE OF QUORUM-SENSING REGULATION IN CAPSULAR POLYSACCHARIDE
(CPS) BIOSYNTHESIS AND BIOFILM FORMATION OF VIBRIO VULNIFICUS
H.S. Kim, K.H. Lee, Republic of Korea
34
REDUCTION OF BACILLUS SPORES CONTAMINATED IN SOY SAUCE PLANT BY
WEAK ACIDS AND SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE
P. Mongkolchat, P. Siriwongwilaichat, A. Leejeerajumnean, Thailand
35
AMYLOÏD FIBERS FORMATION BY SYNTHETIC PEPTIDES DERIVED FROM THE
CSGA CURLIN PROTEIN OF ESCHERICHIA COLI
P. Lembré, C. Vendrely, P. Di Martino, France
36
INFLUENCE OF ENERGETIC STATE AND BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE COMPOUNDS
ON S.EPIDERMIDIS 33 ADHESION
L.M. Lemkina, T.V. Poludova, V.N. Ankudinova, V.P. Korobov, Russia
37
THE IMPACT OF SURFACE MICRO-FABRICATION ON MARINE MICROBIAL
COLONIZATION AND BIOFILM FORMATION
G.C. Ling, C. Holmstrom, R. de Nys, A. Poole, P. Steinberg, S. Kjelleberg, Australia,
Singapore
38
ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITIES OF SOME NEW 2-(4- METHYL-PHENOXYMETHYL)
BENZOIC ACID THIOUREIDES
L. Marutescu, C. Chifiriuc, C. Limban, C. Saviuc, M. Popa, V. Lazar, Romania
39
ANTIMICROBIAL AND ANTI-PATHOGENIC ACTIVITY OF SOME TIOUREIDES
DERIVATES AGAINST PHYTOPATHOGENIC BACTERIA ERWINIA AMYLOVORA
L. Marutescu, C.M. Chifiriuc, G.M. Nitulescu, M. Popa, A. Holban, V. Lazar, Romania
40
RESILIENT MORPHOLOGY - RESISTANT COMMUNITY: RECOVERY OF MULTISPECIES BIOFILMS AFTER DISTURBANCE
K. Milferstedt, G. Gevaudan, J.J. Godon, R. Escudié, N. Bernet, France
41
CO-BENEFICIAL BIOFILMS ON THE DUCKWEED ROOTS
M. Morikawa, Japan
42
C-DI-GMP SIGNALLING IN PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA
J.A. Moscoso, H. Mikkelsen, A. Filloux, UK
43
NON-PAOS TRUE DENITRIFIERS ARE THE MAJOR CONSTITUENTS OF THE
MICROBIAL DIVERSITY IN AN ANAEROBIC-ANOXIC EBPR SYSTEM
I. Zafiriadis, S. Ntougias, A.G. Kapagiannidis, A. Aivasidis, Greece
122
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: BACTERIAL BIOFILMS (contd.)
Poster No
44
BIOFILM FORMATION IN STRAINS OF SALMONELLA ENTERICA TYPHIMURIUM
IN STRAINS OF DT104 & DT104/B, ISOLATED FROM THE PORK CHAIN
D. O'Leary, E.M. Mc Cabe, M. Mc Cusker, M. Martins, S. Fanning, G. Duffy, Ireland
45
YUAB - A NEW PLAYER IN BIOFILM BY BACILLUS SUBTILIS
A. Ostrowski, A. Mehlert, A. Prescott, N.R. Stanley-Wall, UK
46
PROPERTIES OF BIOFILM METABOLIZING HYDROGEN SULFIDE FROM AIR
C.L. Pedersen, L.P. Nielsen, Denmark
47
PRESENCE OF ICAA, ICAC AND AGR GENES AND BIOFILM PRODUCTION BY
STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS STRAINS FROM CYSTIC FIBROSIS PATIENTS AND
CARRIERS
A. Pietruczuk-Padzik, R. Wolinowska, S. Tyski, Poland
48
FORMATION OF BIOFILM BY STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
S. Purkrtova, J. Babulikova, K. Demnerova, J. Pazlarova, Czech Republic
49
CROSS-CONTAMINATION OF MILK AND FOOD-PROCESSING EQUIPMENT BY
STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
V. Cafiso, T. Bertuccio, D. Spina, S. Purrello, S. Carpino, G. Scoarughi, R. Papa,
P.S. Cocconcelli, M. Artini, L. Selan, S. Stefani, Italy
50
ISOLATION OF AN EPS-PRODUCING CRYPTOCOCCUS STRAIN FROM SOIL: THE
EFFECT OF EPS APPLICATION ON GHG EMISSIONS FROM AN UK SOIL
S.R. Ravella, S. Garcia, A. Retter, P.J. Hobbs, D. Chadwick, A. Vallejo, L.M. Cardenas,
UK, Spain
51
ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF EPS-PRODUCING YEASTS:
CHARACTERIZATION OF THEIR BIOFILMS
S.R. Ravella, A. Koerdt, S.V. Albers, A. Retter, P.J. Hobbs, UK, Germany
52
CHARACTERIZATION OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA VIRULENCE USING
BIOFILM-DETACHED CELLS AND IN VIVO MODELS
A. Rieu, D. Croisier, N. Desroche, P. Arbault, P. Chavanet, J. Guzzo, France
53
AN ACCESORY PROTEIN INVOLVED IN AMYLOID FIBERS ASSEMBLY IN
BACILLUS SUBTILIS BIOFILMS
D. Romero, H. Vlamakis, R. Losick, R. Kolter, USA
54
EFFECTS OF MUTATIONS IN GENES BELONGING TO THE SULPHATE
ASSIMILATION PATHWAY ON PRODUCTION OF EXTRACELLULAR
STRUCTURES IN E. COLI
E. Rossi, P. Landini, Italy
123
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: BACTERIAL BIOFILMS (contd.)
Poster No
55
GENUS PROTEUS IN URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS: DETECTION AND
IMPORTANCE OF SEVERAL VIRULENCE FACTORS
V. Hola, T. Peroutkova, F. Ruzicka, Czech Republic
56
FEATURES OF THIN STRUCTURE OF BACTERIALBIOFILMS IN THE MODEL
SYSTEM OF ANTAGONIST - CELL TARGET
O.V. Rybalchenko, V.M. Bondarenko, O.G. Orlova, Russia
57
CHARACTERIZATION OF BIOFILM FORMATION AND RESISTANCE TO
PHAGOCYTOSIS IN STREPTOCOCCUS UBERIS CLINICAL AND SUBCLINICAL
STRAINS IN BOVINE MASTITIS
T. Salomäki, J. Hintukainen, A. Iivanainen, Finland
58
BIOFILM BACTERIAL COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO AN EXPERIMENTAL
DISCOLOURATION EVENT IN A PILOT- SCALE WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
C.J. Smith, R.L. Sharpe, J.B. Boxall, Ireland, UK
59
LOCALIZATION OF TWO PROTEINS OF THE CONJUGATIVE TYPE IVB PILUS
ASSEMBLING MACHINERY IN PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA
J. Spagnolo, N. Roux, S. de Bentzmann, France
60
SECOND MESSENGER-MEDIATED CONTROL OF AN EXOPOLYSACCHARIDESECRETING MACHINERY IN ESCHERICHIA COLI
S. Steiner, C. Lori, A. Boehm, U. Jenal, Switzerland, Germany
61
EFFECT OF SANITIZERS ON LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES BIOFILMS ON
CONTACT SURFACES
S. Stonsaovapak, M. Muangnoi, Thailand
62
ROLES OF NOVEL BIOFILM-ASSOCIATED GENES ON VIRULENCE EXPRESSION
IN STREPTOCOCCUS MUTANS
N. Suzuki, N. Narisawa, M. Kiuchi, M. Morokuma, T. Ishigami, K. Ochiai, H. Senpuku,
Japan
63
EFFECT OF PROTEOLYTIC AND NUCLEASE ENZYMES ON TRANSFER OF
ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE GENES IN MIXED BACTERIAL COMMUNITIES
G. Tets, V. Tets, Russia, UK
64
DEVELOPMENT OF A PILOT-SCALE 1 FOR LEGIONELLA ELIMINATION IN
BIOFILM IN HOT WATER SYSTEMS: THERMAL AND CHEMICAL TREATMENTS
EVALUATION
M.C. Trouilhé, M. Farhat, M. Moletta-Denat, E. Robine, C. Forêt, J. Frère, France
65
THE IMPORTANCE OF BIOFILM-REACTORS FOR BIOSTABILITY ASSESSMENT
DURING DRINKING WATER TREATMENT AND DISTRIBUTION
S. Ugarĉina Perović, B. Dalmacija, L. Rajić, O. Petrović, M. Watson, Serbia
124
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: BACTERIAL BIOFILMS (contd.)
Poster No
66
INVESTIGATION OF PEROXIDE RESISTANCE IN ESCHERICHIA COLI O157:H7
BIOFILMS
G.A. Uhlich, C.Y. Chen, USA
67
BACTERIAL DIVERSITY OF ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE BIOFILMS
I. Vandecandelaere, L. De Bus, N. Matthijs, P. Depuydt, H. Nelis, T. Coenye, Belgium
68
ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF CHALCONES AGAINST BIOFILM PRODUCING
MRSA
D.D. Vucicevic, B. Ivkovic, I. Cirkovic, M. Milenkovic, Serbia
69
MICROBIAL COMMUNITY AND CHEMICAL PROFILES OF NATURAL BIOFILMS
DICTATE LARVAL SETTLEMENT PREFERENCE OF THE BARNACLE BALANUS
AMPHITRITE
O.O. Lee, H.C. Chung, J. Yang, Y. Wang, S. Dash, P.Y. Qian, China
70
EFFECTS OF ACIDIFICATION ON MICROBIAL COMMUNITY COMPOSITION AND
DIVERSITY OF BIOFILMS FROM THE GREAT BARRIER REEF
V. Witt, C. Wild, K.R.N. Anthony, G. Diaz-Pulido, S. Uthicke, Germany, Australia
71
ANTIBIOFILM ACTIVITY OF SILVER NANOPARTICLES
K.I. Wolska, A. Kraczkiewicz-Dowjat, W. Biesaga, A. Kurek, Poland
72
MODELLING THE EFFECTS OF DISPERSAL MECHANISMS AND
HYDRODYNAMIC REGIMES UPON THE STRUCTURE OF MICROBIAL
COMMUNITIES WITHIN FLUVIAL BIOFILMS
S. Woodcock, W.T. Sloan, Australia, UK
73
DISTINCT ROLES OF EXTRACELLULAR POLYMERIC SUBSTANCES DURING
PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA BIOFILM DEVELOPMENT
L. Yang, T. Tolker-Nielsen, S. Molin, Denmark
POSTER SESSION 2: BIOTECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY
74
BIOSYNTHESIS OF VARIOUS POLYHYDROXYALKANOATE POLYMERS AS
BIODEGRADABLE AND BIOCOMPATIBLE MATERIAL
A. Abdullah, R. Ahmad, N. Abd Aziz, V. Sevakumaran, S. Kannusamy, M.I.A. Majid,
Malaysia
75
DETECTION, ISOLATION, AND CHARACTERIZATION OF EXOPOLYSACCHARIDE
PRODUCED BY A MUTANT YEAST
G.M. Abu-Elreesh, S. Zaki, D.A. Abd-El-Haleem, Egypt
125
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: BIOTECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
76
ISOLATION, CHARACTERIZATION AND CATALYTIC PROPERTIES OF A NOVEL
LIPASE WHICH IS ACTIVATED IN IONIC LIQUIDS AND ORGANIC SOLVENTS
N. Akbari, S. Daneshjoo, K. Khajeh, Iran
77
BACTERIOCINOGENIC ACTIVITY OF ENTEROCOCCUS SPP. ISOLATED FROM
MULLETS (LIZA RAMADA) IN PORTUGAL
T. Almeida, A. Brandão, E. Muñoz-Atienza, C. Torres, G. Igrejas, P.E. Hernández,
C. Herranz, L.M. Cintas, P. Poeta, Portugal, Spain
78
LIPID PRODUCTION FROM GLYCEROL BY CANDIDA FREYSCHUSII
A. Amaretti, S. Raimondi, A. Leonardi, M. Rossi, Italy
79
SCREENING OF LIPASE ACTIVITY OF ACTINOMYCETES ISOLATED FROM
DIFFERENT SOIL SAMPLES
G. Arik, N. Yilmaz Sariozlu, Turkey
80
PHOTOTROPHIC MICROORGANISMS FROM WASTE WATERS WITH
RADIONUCLIDES AND PERSPECTIVES OF USE THEM IN BIOREMEDIATION
A. Bakeeva, N. Titova, K. Kvitko, Russia
81
PRODUCTION OF EXTRACELLULAR HALOPHILIC AMYLASE BY EXTREMELY
HALOPHILIC ARCHAEON, HALOARCULA SP. STRAIN D61 ISOLATED FROM A
HYPERSALINE LAKE IN IRAN
F. Borjian Borujeni, M.A. Amoozegar, M. Habibi Rezaei, Iran
82
STUDY OF GENETIC EVOLUTION IN MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS
ISOLATES FROM PATIENTS WITH ACTIVE PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS IN THE
IRAN AND BELARUS
S.Z. Bostanabad, M. Ghalami, S. Nouri, S. Pourazar, Iran
83
AN EXTRACELLULAR ENDO-1,4-Β-XYLANASE FROM JONESIA DENITRIFICANS
BN13: PURIFICATION BY A RAPID PROCEDURE AND CHARACTERIZATION
STUDIES
N. Boucherba, F. Duchiron, E. Copinet, S. Benallaoua, Algeria, France
84
EFFECT OF STEAMING TIME OF GLUTINOUS RICE ON AMYLASE
PRODUCTIONS FROM ASPERGILLUS ORYZAE DURING KOJI FERMENTATION
S. Bovonsombut, N. Jananan, S. Bovonsombut, Thailand
85
RECONSTRUCTION OF THE PLANT BIOSYNTHETIC PATHWAY FOR
GLUCOBRASSICIN PRODUCTION IN YEAST
M. Magnani, E. Bartolucci, V. Codazzi, U. Benfatti, G. Damonte, G. Shippa,
S. Bianchini, D. Porro, P. Branduardi, Italy
126
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: BIOTECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
86
VIABILITY AND EFFICACY OF FREEZE-DRYING SYMBIOTIC BACTERIA,
XENORHABDUS SP., AGAINST MUSHROOM MITES
P. Bussaman, P. Rattanasena, A. Chandrapatya, Thailand
87
POTENTIAL PROBIOTICS OF THE FAR EASTERN TREPANG APOSTYCHOPUS
JAPONICUS PRODUCING DIGESTIVE ENZYMES
E. Bogatyrenko, L.S. Buzoleva, Russia
88
GAMMA-PGA: PRODUCTION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A VERSATILE
BIOPOLYMER BY B. SUBTILIS LABORATORY STRAINS
C. Calvio, V. Scoffone, G. Borghese, G. Speranza, D. Pasini, C. Morelli, D. Ubiali, Italy
89
SELECTION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF CELLULASES AND ANTAGONISTIC
ACTIVITIES IN FUNGAL ENDOPHYTES FROM ESPELETIA SPP.
L.F. Cabezas, L.M. Medina, I. Bahamon, C. Calderón, M. Cárdenas, S. Restrepo,
A. González, Colombia
90
EXPRESSION OF A XYLANASE ENCODING GENE FROM CELLULOMONAS UDA
IN PICHIA PASTORIS BY INDUCTION WITH METHANOL
M.E. Cayetano Cruz, P. Pavón-Orozco, A. Santiago-Hernández, M.E. Hidalgo Lara,
Mexico
91
STRESS TOLERANCE AND CHARACTERIZATION OF INDUSTRIAL STRAINS OF
SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE WITH DIFFERENT COLONY PHENOTYPES
V.R. Reis, A.P.G. Bassi, J.C.G. Silva, S.R. Ceccato-Antonini, Brazil
92
INFLUENCE OF THE SPONTANEOUS FERMENTATION ON THE CHEMOSENSORIAL QUALITY OF CACHAÇA, A BRAZILIAN DISTILLED BEVERAGE
PRODUCED FROM SUGAR CANE JUICE
A.V.M.D. Gabriel, M.R. Verruma-Bernardi, M.T.M.R. Borges, L.A.C. Margarido,
S.R. Ceccato-Antonini, Brazil
93
EVALUATION OF ROCK SOLUBILIZATION BY IMMOBILIZED AND FREE
ASPERGILLUS NIGER CULTURES IN VITRO
G. Erler, M.L. Lopes-Assad, M.M. Rosa-Magri, S.R. Ceccato-Antonini, Brazil
94
ANTIFUNGAL ACTIVITY AND IDENTIFICATION OF LACTOBACILLI FROM
BULGARIAN ARTISANAL MILK PRODUCTS
R. Tropcheva, S. Danova, Bulgaria
95
A NOVEL METHOD FOR REAL-TIME MONITORING OF MICROBIAL
POPULATIONS CONTAMINATING MINERAL DISPERSIONS
A. Davies, N. Di Maiuta, P. Schwarzentruber, C.S. Dow, UK, Switzerland
127
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: BIOTECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
96
PHAGE PREDATION DYNAMICS AS A DRIVING FORCE FOR MICROBIAL
DIVERSITY AND EVOLUTION IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT PROCESSES
M. de Leeuw, A. Brenner, A. Kushmaro, Israel
97
CORYNEBACTERIUM GLUTAMICUM AS A HOST FOR THE SYNTHESIS AND
EXPORT OF D-AMINO ACIDS
L. Eggeling, N. Stäbler, T. Oikawa, M. Bott, Germany, Japan
98
THE ABILITY TO PRODUCE BIOGAS BY PSYCHROPHILIC ANAEROBIC
BACTERIA OF GROUNDWATER
Z. Filipkowska, M. Zieliński, E. Korzeniewska, M. Dębowski, R. Kwiatkowski, Poland
99
THE SIMPLE CULTIVATION METHOD FOR EXPLORING CELLULOLYTIC
MICROBES
K. Fujii, A. Kuwahara, K. Nakamura, Y. Yamashita, Japan
100
INVOLVEMENT OF FARA TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR IN FATTY ACID
UTILIZATION, GLYOXYLATE CYCLE, PEROXISOMAL BIOGENESIS AND OTHER
METABOLIC GENES IN ASPERGILLUS ORYZAE
S.M. Garrido, N. Kitamoto, A. Watanabe, T. Shintani, K. Gomi, Japan
101
PRODUCTION AND ISOLATION OF BIOSURFACTANT BY BACILLUS SPP.
ISOLATED FROM SIRRI ISLAND PETROLEUM CONTAMINATED SOILS
M. Ghayyomi Jazeh, F. Forghani, S.M. Meybodi, M.A. Garshasbi, Iran
102
THE RECOMBINANT HUMAN ARGINASE I OVEREXPRESSED IN THE YEASTS
A.E. Zakalskiy, O.M. Zakalska, G.Z. Gayda, N.Y. Stasyuk, M.D. Romanova,
M.V. Gonchar, Ukraine, Poland
103
USE OF KISSIRIS-IMMOBILIZED RHIZOPUS ORYZAE FOR WHOLE-CELL LIPASE
PRODUCTION
F. Goudarzi, M. Hajar, A. Arab Markadeh, F. Vahabzadeh, Iran
104
THE EFFECTS OF NUTRIENT AND LIGHT ON BIOMASS YIELDS AND
PHYCOCYANIN CONTENT ISOLATED FROM CYANOBACTERIA INHABITING A
HYPER-SALINE ENVIRONMENT
T. Govender, F. Bux, A. Anandaraj, South Africa
105
AEROBIC ENERGY METABOLISM IN ZYMOMONAS MOBILIS RESPIRATORY
KNOCK-OUT MUTANTS
M. Grube, R. Rutkis, M. Gavare, Z. Lasa, I. Strazdina, N. Galinina, U. Kalnenieks,
Latvia
128
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: BIOTECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
106
CRY GENE PROFILES AND BIO-ACTIVITY OF BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS
STRAINS FROM FIG-RELATED AREAS IN AYDIN PROVINCE
H. Güneş, M. Alper, A. Tatlıpınar, B. Çöl, H.S. Civelek, C. Özkan, Turkey
107
SURFACE EXPRESSION OF RECOMBINANT PROTEINS IN ESCHERICHIA COLI
M. Gustavsson, E. Bäcklund, G. Larsson, Sweden
108
BIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF A LIGNIN PEROXIDASE FROM THE
THERMOPHILIC FUNGUS CHAETOMIUM SP. C05-B4, ISOLATED FROM
LIGNOCELLULOSIC MATERIALS
M. Gutiérrez Antón, K. Rivera Hernández, A. Santiago Hernández, S. Trejo Estrada,
M.E. Hidalgo Lara, Mexico
109
ALLEVIATION OF SALT STRESS BY PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS AND IAA
PRODUCING BACTERIA IN COTTON
B. Haitov, Uzbekistan
110
OVEREXPRESSION OF SAGA COMPLEX COMPONENT SPT3 AND SPT15 IN
ENGINEERED SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE USING GLYCEROL FOR
IMPROVING ETHANOL PRODUCTION
K.O. Yu, J. Jung, S.O. Han, Republic of Korea
111
GROWTH OF ACIDOTHERMOPHILIC SPOREFORMING BACTERIA FROM THE
GENUS ALICYCLOBACILLUS IN FRUIT JUICES
Ţ. Haramija, Croatia
112
THE POLYPHOSPHATE-BASED THERMOSTABLE ATP REGENERATION SYSTEM
USING POLYPHOSPHATE KINASE 2 FOR BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTION OF
PHOSPHORYLATED COMPOUNDS
R. Hirota, M. Okada, K. Motomura, T. Ishida, T. Ikeda, A. Kuroda, Japan
113
PRODUCTION OF P-AMINOSALICYLIC ACID BY REGIOSELECTIVE
CARBOXYLATION THROUGH ENZYMATIC KOLBE-SCHMITT REACTION USING
SALICYLIC ACID DECARBOXYLASE
Y. Honda, S. Kosaka, Y. Ishii, K. Kirimura, Japan
114
IDENTIFICATION OF THE MEMBRANE PROTEIN SUCE IN CORYNEBACTERIUM
GLUTAMICUM
S. Huhn, E. Jolkver, R. Krämer, K. Marin, Germany
115
A NEW BIOSENSOR PROVIDES FAST AND COST-EFFECTIVE IDENTIFICATION
OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA VIRULENCE INHIBITORS
F. Imperi, F. Massai, C.R. Pillai, F. Longo, E. Zennaro, P. Visca, L. Leoni, Italy
129
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: BIOTECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
116
OPTIMISATION OF CULTURE CONDITIONS FOR THE PRODACTION OF
ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY BY A NEW SPECIES OF SERATTIA ISOLATED FROM
MARINE WATER
M. Jafarzade, A. Ahmad, G. Usup, M. Ghassemi, Malaysia
117
ENGINEERING SIMULTANEOUS UPTAKE OF GLUCOSE, XYLOSE AND
ARABINOSE IN ESCHERICHIA COLI
J. Jarmander, A.K. Andermo, G. Larsson, Sweden
118
CITRIC ACID PRODUCTION BY YARROWIA LIPOLYTICA CULTIVATED IN WHEYBASED MEDIA
S. Karasu Yalcin, M.T. Bozdemir, Z.Y. Ozbas, Turkey
119
ANTIMICROBIAL COMPOUNDS PRODUCED BY STREPTOMYCES
SPARSOGENES S8 ISOLATED FROM AN ALGERIAN SALINE SOIL
M. Kecha, I. Djinni, F. Duchiron, S. Benallaoua, Algeria, France
120
COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON THE AMYLASE AND CELLULASE PRODUCTION OF
ASPERGILLUS AND PENICILLIUM
I. Khokhar, I. Mukhtar, S. Mushtaq, Pakistan
121
OPTIMIZATION OF LACTIC ACID PRODUCTION BY INDUSTRIAL
CORYNEBACTERIUM GLUTAMICUM 2262
H.B.T. Khuat, S. Delaunay, K.A. To, J. Boudrant, J.L. Goergen, E. Guedon, France,
Vietnam
122
MINIATURIZED ENZYME PRODUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF MICRO-ASSAYS
FOR CELLULOLYTIC AND XYLANOLYTIC ENZYMES
Y.M. Lee, S. Lee, H. Lee, G.H. Kim, B.S. Kim, J.J. Kim, Republic of Korea
123
ETHANOL PRODUCTION FROM OIL PALM TRUNKS BY ALKALINE
PRETREATMENT OF LIGNOCELLULOSE
K.H. Kim, Y.H. Jung, I.-G. Choi, Republic of Korea
124
BACTERIAL SENSOR HISTIDINE KINASES AND RESPONSE REGULATORS
J. Hwang, L. Nguyenthuan, H. Lee, T.K. Oh, M.H. Kim, Republic of Korea
125
DISRUPTION OF KUEA AS A KU80 HOMOLOG IN CITRIC ACID-PRODUCING
ASPERGILLUS NIGER FOR IMPROVEMENT OF HOMOLOGOUS
RECOMBINATION FREQUENCIES
K. Kobayashi, Y. Honda, K. Kirimura, Japan
130
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
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POSTER SESSION 2: BIOTECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
126
SITE DIRECTED MUTAGENESIS REVEALS IMPORTANT RESIDUES OF
Α-AMYLASE FROM A LOCAL BACILLUS KR-8104 IN BINDING OF ACARBOSE
AND ITS INHIBITION
M. Kohansal, K. Khajeh, Iran
127
STRUCTURAL INSIGHTS INTO Β-AMINOPEPTIDASES
B. Geueke, T. Heck, T. Merz, D. Seebach, M.G. Grütter, H.P.E. Kohler, Switzerland
128
SPORULATING BACTERIA OF GENUS BACILLUS AS A BASIS OF NOVEL
VETERINARY PROBIOTIC
M.S. Kolosovskaya, N.V. Sverchkova, T.V. Romanovskaya, G.V. Zhuk, E.I. Kolomiets,
Belarus
129
AN EFFICIENT METHOD FOR THE OVER-EXPRESSION AND PURIFICATION OF
ACTIVE HUMAN TYROSINASE DELETED TRANSMEMBRANE DOMAIN IN
ESCHERICHIA COLI
J.J. Lee, J.N. Kong, H.D. Do, D.H. Jo, K.H. Kong, Republic of Korea
130
PRODUCTION EFFICIENCY OF B. JAPONICUM TRANSPOSON MUTANTS BY USE
OF VARIOUS VECTOR-PLASMIDS
S. Kots, S. Malichenko, R. Yakymchuk, N. Vorobey, L. Mykhalkiv, Ukraine
131
BIOCATALYSTS ON THE BASIS OF ENZYMATICALLY ACTIVE SUBSTANCES
IMMOBILIZED INSIDE COMPOSITE CARBON-SILICA SUPPORTS
G.A. Kovalenko, L.V. Perminova, Russia
132
LIPASE PRODUCTION BY RHIZOPUS ORYZAE CULTURED IN SOLID STATE
FERMENTATION AND IT'S POTENTIAL IN ESTER SYNTHESIS
V. Kumar, P. Gupta, F. Jahan, S. Raghuwanshi, R.K. Saxena, India
133
OVEREXPRESSION OF PEROXISOMAL DIHYDROXYACETONE SYNTHASE AND
TRANSALDOLASE IMPROVES XYLOSE ALCOHOLIC FERMENTATION IN THE
THERMOTOLERANT YEAST HANSENULA POLYMORPHA
O. Kurylenko, V. Ubiyvovk, K. Dmytruk, A. Sibirny, Ukraine
134
DEVELOPMENT OF A SUICIDAL VECTOR-CLONING SYSTEM BASED ON
ALDEHYDE REDUCTASE CONVERTING BUTANAL TO TOXIC BUTANOL
C. Lee, C. Park, Republic of Korea
135
THE ROLE OF ORF NCGL0574, A WHIB-LIKE GENE OF CORYNEBACTERIUM
GLUTAMICUM
J.Y. Lee, Y. Kim, H.S. Lee, Republic of Korea
136
PRECURSOR POOL ENGINEERING FOR THE ENHANCED PRODUCTION OF
CAROTENOIDS IN ESCHERICHIA COLI
M.K. Kong, J.H. Kim, P.C. Lee, Republic of Korea
131
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: BIOTECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
137
PYRAZINE PRODUCTION FROM NEWLY ISOLATED BACILLUS SP. BY
SUBMERGED CULTURE USING DIFFERENT INITIAL PH AND C- SOURCE
N. Leelawiwat, P. Sutasanawichanna, P. Adiluckchayakorn, A. Leejeerajumnean,
Thailand
138
MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MICROFLORA DURING MALTING TO
ENHANCE MALT QUALITY AND PROCESSABILITY
A. Justé, S. Malfliet, M. Lenaerts, L. De Cooman, G. Aerts, K.A. Willems, B. Lievens,
Belgium
139
A ROBUST AND EFFICIENT E.COLI SYSTEM FOR MEMBRANE PROTEIN
EXPRESSION UTILIZING A BACTERIOPHAGE MEMBRANE PROTEIN AS A
FUSION PARTNER
Y. Jung, D. Lim, Republic of Korea
140
EUROPEAN CONSORTIUM OF MICROBIAL RESOURCES CENTRES - EMBARC
S. Lortal, C. Bizet, C. Bouchier, E. Stackebrandt, D. Smith, D.R. Arahal, P. Desmeth,
N. Lima, G. Verkley, J. Stalpers, P. De Vos, S. Declerck, France, Germany, UK, Spain,
Belgium, Portugal, The Netherlands
141
CONSTRUCTION OF THERMOACIDOPHILIC CHIMERIC CELLULASE FROM A
BACTERIAL AND AN ARCHAEL ENZYME
K. Kufner, G. Lipps, Switzerland
142
CELL IMMOBILIZATION WITH CELLULOSE-BINDING DOMAIN FUSED TO
DIFFERENT ANCHORS IN LACTOCOCCUS LACTIS
S. Liu, K. Kylä-Nikkilä, P. Saris, Finland, China
143
BIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF A LACCASE FROM THE
THERMOTOLERANT FUNGUS CORYNASCUS SEPEDONIUM ISOLATED FROM
SUGARCANE BAGASSE
N. López Olguín, K. Rivera, A. Santiago-Hernández, S. Trejo Estrada,
M.E. Hidalgo Lara, Mexico
144
DIVERSITY OF BACTERIOPHAGES IN AN INDUSTRIAL VEGETABLE
FERMENTATION
Z. Lu, I. Pérez-Díaz, J. Hayes, F. Breidt, USA
145
HIGH PRODUCTION OF POLY-Γ-GLUTAMIC ACID BY BACILLUS LICHENIFORMIS
P-104 WITH SILVER NANOPARTICLES AS BYPRODUCTS
X.T. Wei, Y.W. Zhang, Y.C. Xie, M.F. Luo, M. Jiang, H.Z. Liu, China
146
IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A POOL OF GENES INVOLVED
IN CAROTENOID BIOSYNTHESIS IN TWO STRAINS OF
ALPHAPROTEOBACTERIA
A. Maj, J. Czarnecki, E. Furmanczyk, K. Gieczewska, M. Garstka, D. Bartosik, Poland
132
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: BIOTECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
147
IMMOBILIZATION OF NITRILE HYDROLYZING BACTERIA CELLS AND ENZYMES
OF NITRILE METABOLISM
Y. Maksimova, A. Maksimov, G. Ovechkina, V. Demakov, Russia
148
PECULIARITIES OF LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE PROFILE OF STRAINS AND TN5MUTANTS OF BRADYRHIZOBIUM JAPONICUM WITH DIFFERENT SYMBIOTIC
CHARACTERISTICS
P. Mamenko, M. Volkogon, S. Kots, Ukraine
149
RANDOM MUTANTS OF PSEUDOMONAS SYRINGAE PV. TOMATO DC3000
LEVANSUCRASE
K. Mardo, T. Visnapuu, T. Alamäe, Estonia
150
THE TRANSPORTOME OF CORYNEBACTERIUM GLUTAMICUM IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF TRANSPORT PROTEINS IN A
BIOTECHNOLOGICAL WORKHORSE
K. Marin, E. Jolkver, S. Huhn, I. Ochrombel, M. Becker, M. Follmann, K. Börngen,
C. Trötschel, R. Krämer, Germany
151
TRITICALE AS AN IMPORTANT RAW MATERIAL FOR SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT
M. Markovic, S. Markov, D. Pejin, L. Mojovic, M. Vukasinovic, J. Pejin, N. Jokovic,
Serbia
152
A STRATEGY FOR ENHANCING THE ETHANOL YIELD IN PENTOSE
FERMENTATION BY DEKKERA BRUXELLENSIS
C. Martini, C.B. Codato, A.P. Bassi, V.R. Reis, R.G. Bastos, S.M. Tauk-Tornisielo,
S.R. Ceccato-Antonini, Brazil
153
ISOLATION OF PENTOSE-ASSIMILATING AND -FERMENTING YEASTS FROM
SUGAR CANE BAGASSE AND JUICE FOR BIOETHANOL PRODUCTION
C. Martini, C.B. Codato, A.L. Buzolin, M.H. Heluany, S.M. Tauk-Tornisielo,
S.R. Ceccato-Antonini, Brazil
154
COMPARISON OF TWO CODON OPTIMIZATION STRATEGIES TO ENHANCE
RECOMBINANT PROTEIN PRODUCTION IN ESCHERICHIA COLI
H.G. Menzella, Argentina
155
MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION AND PURIFICATION OF BACTERIOCIN LS2
PRODUCED BY HUMAN ORAL ISOLATE LACTOBACILLUS SALIVARIUS BGHO1
S. Mihajlovic, J. Lozo, M. Busarcevic, L. Topisirovic, M. Kojic, Serbia
156
MYCOTOXIGENIC FUSARIUM STRAINS IN POLAND
A. Misiewicz, M. Suchorzyńska, K. Zimakowska, Poland
133
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: BIOTECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
157
SYSTEMATIC INVESTIGATION OF CULTURABLE MICROORGANISMS IN NORTH
SEA SPONGE HALICHONDRIA PANICEA
M.A. Naim, D. Sipkema, J.A. Morillo Perez, S. Spaans, H. Smidt, The Netherlands,
Malaysia
158
PREPARATION OF CROSS-LINKED LACCASE AGGREGATES USING MILD
CROSS-LINKING CONDITIONS AND THEIR APPLICATION TO THE ELIMINATION
OF ENDOCRINE-DISRUPTING CHEMICALS
R.R. Nair, C. Junghanns, P. Demarche, S. Agathos, Belgium
159
ANTIMICROBIAL PROPERTIES OF FREE AND IMMOBILIZED ON POLYSTYRENE
PHOTOSENSITIZERS AGAINST WASTEWATER BACTERIA
F. Nakonechny, M. Nisnevitch, Y. Nitzan, Israel
160
CELLULASE PRODUCTION BY STREPTOMYCES SP. SLBA-08 ON A NOVEL
LIGNOCELLULOSIC RESIDUE (SISAL BAGASSE) IN SUBMERGED
FERMENTATION
E.P. Macedo, C.L.O. Cerqueira, A.S.R. Bispo, R.P. Nascimento, Brazil
161
CHARACTERIZATION OF Α-L-ARABINOFURANOSIDASE GENE FROM
AUREOBASIDIUM PULLULANS
K. Ohta, S. Fujii, Japan
162
BIOFLOCCULANT PRODUCTION BY THREE MARINE BACTERIA ISOLATED
FROM BOTTOM SEDIMENT OF ALGOA BAY IN SOUTH AFRICA
S. Cosa, L.V. Maninya, A.I. Okoh, South Africa
163
THE EFFECT OF YAP1 OVER-EXPRESSION ON GLUTATHIONE ACCUMULATION
IN SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE
K. Orumets, I. Nisamedtinov, K. Kevvai, T. Tamm, T. Paalme, Estonia
164
IDENTIFICATION OF PROTEINS INTERACTING WITH WHCA WHICH PLAYS A
ROLE IN THE OXIDATIVE STRESS RESPONSE IN CORYNEBACTERIUM
GLUTAMICUM
J.S. Park, Y. Kim, H.S. Lee, Republic of Korea
165
ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF NOVEL MICMONOSPORA SP. MD4-16,
PRODUCING ANTIMICROBIAL SUBSTANCES, ISOLATED FROM TIDAL FLAT
SEDIMENT OF MOKPO, KOREA
Y.T. Jung, S. Park, T.K. Oh, J.H. Yoon, Republic of Korea
166
IMMOBILIZATION AND CHARACTERISATION OF A LACCASE FROM CERRENA
UNICOLOR C-139. APPLICATION TO ELIMINATION OF MICRO POLLUTANTS
M. Penninckx, G. Songulashvili, C. Jaspers, G. Jimenez Tobon, Belgium
134
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: BIOTECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
167
SCREENING OF BIOSURFACTANT PRODUCING BACTERIA FROM OIL
RESERVOIR OF NORTHERN PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT CENTER
T. Phetcharat, P. Dawkrajai, S. Bovonsombut, Thailand
168
VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS (VOC) UTILISING MICROFUNGAL TAXA:
FROM FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH TO BIOTECHNOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS
D. Davolos, B. Pietrangeli, Italy
169
PURIFICATION AND CATALYTICAL PROPERTIES OF A CELL BOUND
INVERTASE FROM THE OSMOTOLERANT YEAST CANDIDA LACTIS-CONDENSI
MPIIIA
M.A. Plascencia-Espinosa, S.R. Trejo-Estrada, J.A. Santiago-Hernández,
M.E. Hidalgo-Lara, Mexico
170
THE WAY OF SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE WHILE FERMENTING GRAPE
MUST - IDIOSYNCRASIES OF LATE STAGES FERMENTING CELLS
T. Viana, M.C. Loureiro-Dias, C. Prista, Portugal
171
FOOD GRADE EXPRESSION OF MOUSE IGF-I IN LACTOCOCCUS LACTIS NZ9000
M.Q. Qiao, China
172
MAKING GOOD BACTERIA HAPPY!
A. Bhat, G. Kedia, D. Hill, T. Bartlett, D. Charalampopoulos, I. Radecka, UK
173
THE GLUCOKINASE OF STREPTOMYCES PEUCETIUS VAR. CAESIUS: A STUDY
OF ITS POSSIBLE PROTEIN-PROTEIN INTERACTIONS
D. Rocha -Mendoza, A. Chávez-Castillo, B. Ruiz-Villafán, S. Sánchez-Esquivel,
Mexico
174
DESIGN OF BACTERIAL SYSTEM FOR LEAD BIOREMEDIATION
J. Salas-Pacheco, A. Sandoval-Carrillo, M. Pedraza-Reyes, A. Tellez-Valencia,
F. Castellanos-Juárez, G. García-Vargas, O. La Llave-León, M. Barraza-Salas, Mexico
175
LOSS OF GLYCOLYSIS SUPPRESSES PHOSPHOTRANSFERASE SYSTEM (PTS)
MEDIATED GLUCOSE UPTAKE IN CORYNEBACTERIUM GLUTAMICUM ΓPGI
STRAINS
G.M. Seibold, S.N. Lindner, D.P. Petrov, C.T. Hagmann, A. Henrich, R. Krämer,
B.J. Eikmanns, V.F. Wendisch, Germany
176
REDUCTION OF ATP LEVEL IN THE RECOMBINANT STRAIN OF
SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE AS A TOOL FOR IMPROVEMENT OF
ALCOHOLIC FERMENTATION
M. Semkiv, K. Dmytruk, O. Kurylenko, O. Otsaluk, C. Abbas, A. Sibirny, Ukraine, USA
135
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: BIOTECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
177
PRION DEGRADING KERATINASE KER P FROM PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA:
MOLECULAR CHARACTERISATION OF ITS N-TERMINAL PRO-SEQUENCE
R. Sharma, R. Gupta, India
178
ADDITIONAL SEF1 GENE COPY INCREASES STABILITY AND ACTIVATES
RIBOFLAVIN SYNTHESIS IN INDUSTRIAL VITAMIN B2 OVERPRODUCING YEAST
STRAIN OF CANDIDA FAMATA
A. Sibirny, K. Dmytruk, Ukraine, Poland
179
BIOFOULING OF A LAB SCALE MEMBRANE BIOREACTOR: TOWARDS THE
IDENTIFICATION OF PROTEINS FROM ACTIVATED SLUDGE EXTRACELLULAR
POLYMERIC SUBSTANCES (EPS)
A.F. Silva, G. Carvalho, M.T.B. Crespo, Portugal
180
CLONING OF THERMOSTABLE ESTERASE GENE FROM ACTINOMADURA SP.
S14 AND ITS EXPRESSION IN E.COLI AMD P. PASTORIS
P. Somyoonsap, T. Sriyapai, K. Chansiri, S. Siripoke, F. Kawai, Thailand, Japan
181
INACTIVATION OF A SMALL HEAT SHOCK GENE IMPROVES CRYOTOLERANCE
IN LACTOBACILLUS PLANTARUM
V. Capozzi, A. Vernile, D. Fiocco, G. Spano, Italy
182
PRE-STRESS TREATMENTS AS SWITCHER FOR THE FERMENTATION
PROCESS: THE CASE OF LACTOBACILLUS PLANTARUM
V. Capozzi, G. Spano, Italy
183
CO-INOCULATION OF SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISEAE AND OENOCOCCUS
OENI STARTER CULTURES REDUCE BIOGENIC AMINES CONTENT IN APULIAN
WINES
L. Beneduce, V. Capozzi, F. Grieco, G. Spano, Italy
184
SEQUENCE ANALYSIS, GENE EXPRESSION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF THE
GENE ENCODING ENDOXYLANASE FROM ACTINOMADURA SP. S14
T. Sriyapai, P. Somyoonsap, F. Kawai, K. Chansiri, Thailand, Japan
185
CONSTRUCTION AND APPLICATION OF VARIANTS OF THE
ARYLACETONITRILASE FROM PSEUDOMONAS FLUORESCENS EBC191
S. Baum, O. Sosedov, A. Stolz, Germany
186
PURIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A BACTERIAL FERULIC ACID
ESTERASE
W. Sukhumsirichart, W. Deesukon, T. Sakamoto, Thailand, Japan
136
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: BIOTECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
187
PRODUCTION OF NEUTRALIZING HUMAN MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES
AGAINST HEPATITIS C VIRUS E1/E2 BY EBV IMMORTALIZATION OF IMMUNE
CD22+ B CELLS
A. Tabll, S. Viazov, Egypt, Germany
188
CHARACTERIZATION OF AUTOTROPHIC DENITRIFIERS FROM A PILOT SCALE
BIOREACTOR TREATING SEWAGE
F. Talarico Saia, E. Pozzi, T.S.O. de Souza, E. Foresti, V.E.A. Caldas, Brazil
189
BIOPROTEIN PRODUCTION FROM PETROCHEMICAL WASTEWATER USING A
MICROORGANISM IN HIGH SALT CONDITIONS
M. Taran, N. Asadi, F. Ramezani, F. Fatahi, I. Yadegari, Iran
190
TANNASE ACTIVITY BY LACTIC ACID BACTERIA ISOLATED FROM FERMENTED
VEGETABLE
O. Temel, M. Kıvanc, Turkey
191
GREEN BIOCATALYSIS OF 5-FLUORINATED-2'-DEOXYNUCLEOSIDE USING
AEROMONAS SALMONICIDA
J.A. Trelles, C.W. Rivero, C.N. Britos, V.A. Cappa, J.V. Sinisterra, Argentina, Spain
192
SUSTAINABLE BIOSYNTHESIS OF ANTIVIRAL COMPOUNDS BY IMMOBILIZED
LACTIC ACID BACTERIA
C.N. Britos, V.A. Cappa, C.W. Rivero, J.A. Trelles, Argentina
193
SYNTHESIS OF PURINE NUCLEOSIDE ANALOGUES BY IMMOBILIZED
THERMOPILES MICROORGANISMS
C.W. Rivero, E.C. De Benedetti, C.N. Britos, J. Trelles, Argentina
194
SELECTIVE EXTRACTION OF METALS FROM ZINC CONCENTRATE BY
ASSOCIATION OF CHEMOLITHOTROFIC BACTERIA
N.S. Vardanyan, A.K. Vardanyan, Armenia
195
PURIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A NOVEL 53 KDA CHITIN
DEACETYLASE FROM PENICILLIUM OXALICUM SAEM-51
N. Pareek, V. Vivekanand, S. Saroj, R.P. Singh, India, Norway
196
BIOLOGICAL PREPARATIONS OF COMPLEX ACTION FOR AGRICULTURE
V. Volkohon, S. Dimova, K. Volkohon, M. Komok, Ukraine
197
DIVERSITY AND CHARACTERIZATION OF THERMOPHILIC BACTERIA FROM
COMPOST-INOCULATED BIOREACTORS DURING FED-BATCH ENRICHMENT
WITH DIFFERENT CARBON SOURCES
A. Van Assche, S. Crauwels, G. Aerts, B. Lievens, K.A. Willems, Belgium
137
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: BIOTECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
198
CLONING, OVEREXPRESSION, AND BIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF
GLUTAMINASE FROM BACILLUS LICHENIFORMIS
S. Sinsuwan, J. Yongsawatdigul, M. Yamabhai, Thailand
199
METABOLIC ENGINEERING APPROACHES TO CONSTRUCTION OF ENHANCED
OVERPRODUCERS OF RIBOFLAVIN, FMN AND FAD BY THE YEAST CANDIDA
FAMATA (CANDIDA FLARERI)
V.Y. Yatsyshyn, K.V. Dmytruk, D.V. Fedorovych, A.A. Sibirny, Ukraine, Poland
POSTER SESSION 2: CLUSTERED REGULARLY INTERSPACED SHORT PALINDROMIC
REPEATS (CRISPR)
200
DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF A SPOLIGOTYPING METHOD FOR
LEGIONELLA PNEUMOPHILA PULSOTYPE PARIS-ST1 SUBTYPING
C. Ginevra, N. Jacotin, L. Diancourt, R. Arquilière, H. Meugnier, F. Vandenesch,
G. Lina, J. Etienne, V. Caro, S. Jarraud, France
201
IDENTIFICATION OF A NOVEL POSITIVE TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATOR FOR
THE OXIDATION OF METHANOL AND METHYLAMINE IN MYCOBACTERIUM SP.
STRAIN JC1
J.H. Lee, H. Park, Y.M. Kim, Republic of Korea
POSTER SESSION 2: CRISPR-BASED IMMUNITY IN PROKARYOTES
202
THE ROLE OF INTERFERENCE OF TRANSCRIPTS OF OVERLAPPING GENES IN
GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION IN BACTERIA
Y.V. Gogolev, V.Y. Gorshkov, A.G. Daminova, O.E. Petrova, L.N. Mukhamedova,
N.E. Gogoleva, Russia
POSTER SESSION 2: EMERGING DISEASES
203
AN OUTBREAK OF PESTIVIRUS INFECTION IN SHEEP IN WEST KORDOFAN,
SUDAN
Y.H. Ali, I.K. Saeed, A.M. Mousa, J.H. Thiel, Sudan, Germany
138
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: EMERGING DISEASES (contd.)
Poster No
204
HUMAN TULAREMIA OUTBREAKS IN SPAIN (1997 AND 2007) WERE CAUSED BY
THE SAME TWO CLADES OF FRANCISELLA TULARENSIS SUBSPECIE
HOLARCTICA
J. Ariza-Miguel, M. Hernández, M.I. Fernández-Natal, C. Martínez-Nistal, A. Orduña,
E.F. Rodríguez-Ferri, D. Rodríguez-Lázaro, Spain
205
BLUETONGUE VIRUS SEROTYPES 1, 4 AND 8 IN WILD RUMINANTS FROM
SOUTHERN SPAIN
A. Arenas-Montes, A. Arenas, M.Á. González, J.J. Pérez, C. Lorca-Oró, A. Perea,
A. Carbonero, C. Borge Rodriguez, F. Gómez-Guillamón, I. Zorrilla,
I. García-Bocanegra, Spain
206
MICROCALORIMETRIC DETECTION OF PATHOGENIC MYCOBACTERIA IN
CULTURES
O. Braissant, D. Rodriguez-Rodriguez, M. Howell, B. Göpfert, D. Wirz, A. Daniels,
Switzerland, Mexico, USA
207
OCCURENCE OF CHYTRIDIOMICOSIS IN RECENTLY CAUGHT NEOTROPICAL
AMPHIBIANS IN BRAZIL
C.D. De Paula, C.S. Lisboa, L.M. Melo, A.N.E. Silva, J.L. Catão-Dias, Brazil
208
THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN METEOROLOGICAL PARAMETERS AND HANDFOOT-MOUTH DISEASE/HERPANGINA CAUSED BY ENTEROVIRUS 71
INFECTION IN TAIWAN, 1998-2008
K.-T. Chen, Taiwan R.O.C.
209
CRIMEAN CONGO HAEMORRHAGIC FEVER AS AN EMERGING INFECTIOUS
DISEASE IN IRAN
S. Chinikar, R. Mirahmadi, M. Moradi, S.M. Ghiasi, S. Khakifirouz, F. Varai, A. Sadeh,
M.A. Solaimani, Iran
210
GENOTYPIC IDENTIFICATION OF ATYPICAL OR RARE NON-FERMENTING
GRAM-NEGATIVE BACILLI ISOLATED FROM RESPIRACTORY TRACT OF CYSTIC
FIBROSIS PATIENTS
C.R. Saraiva, M.H. Matte, L.V.R.F. da Silva Filho, D. de Oliveira Garcia, Brazil
211
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TWO MULTIPLEX PCR ASSAYS FOR THE RAPID
IDENTIFICATION OF METHICILLIN-RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
C.D. Mpamhanga, M.M. Kock, D. Smit, H. Rossouw, R. Ramdin, M. Ehlers, South
Africa
212
CONVENTIONAL PCR FOR THE DETECTION AND IDENTIFICATION OF
CLOSTRIDIUM DIFFICILE TOXINS IN STOOL SPECIMENS
M.D. Krüger, M.M. Kock, N. Storm, M.M. Ehlers, South Africa
213
DIARRHEAGENIC E. COLI (DEC) IN BOLIVIA
L. Gonzales, E. Joffre, R. Rivera, A.-M. Svennerholm, A. Sjoling, V. Iñiguez, Sweden,
Bolivia
139
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: EMERGING DISEASES (contd.)
Poster No
214
INVOLVEMENT OF GREY WOLF (CANIS LUPUS) IN TRANSMISSION AND
MAINTAINCE OF LEPTOSPIRA SPP.
J. Habus, J. Kusak, D. Huber, V. Mojcec, Z. Stritof, Z. Milas, V. Staresina, L. Barbic,
V. Stevanovic, K. Martinkovic, N. Turk, Croatia
215
COMMUNITY ACQUIRED METHICILLIN RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS
AUREUS (CA-MRSA) STRAINS IN A MEXICAN COMMUNITY
A. Hamdan Partida, T. Sainz-Espuñes, J. Bustos-Martínez, Mexico
216
PREVALENCE OF CLOSTRIDIUM DIFFICILE IN DIARRHEIC PIGS IN KOREA
H.Y. Kim, J.W. Byun, D.H. Shin, D. Kim, B.Y. Jung, Republic of Korea
217
INFECTION PATTERNS AND IMMUNITY OF INFLUENZA A VIRUS IN A
SCANDINAVIAN POPULATION OF WILD MALLARD DUCKS
N. Latorre-Margalef, J. Wahlgren, B. Olsen, J. Waldenström, Sweden
218
MOLECULAR CARACTHERIZATION OF LEPTOSPIRES ISOLATED FROM GOATS
IN RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL
W. Lilenbaum, G. Martins, O. Dellagostin, F. Seixas, P. Ristow, Brazil
219
OCCURRENCE OF VIBRIO CHOLERAE IN TEMPERATE AND TROPICAL
ENVIRONMENTS
A.M. Machado, A. Bordalo, Portugal
220
IN VITRO EFFICACY OF THE NEW SYNTHESIZED BROMOBENZIMIDAZOLE
DERIVATIVE AND PROPAMIDINE ISETHIONATE AGAINST ACANTHAMOEBA
STRAIN FROM PATIENT WITH ACANTHAMOEBA KERATITIS
M. Padzik, G. Olędzka, Z. Kazimierczuk, L. Chomicz, Poland
221
ANTHRACNOSE OF SOUR CHERRY IN HUNGARY: IDENTIFICATION AND
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE PATHOGEN AND CONTROL
M. Petróczy, A. Tóth, L. Palkovics, Hungary
222
ROLE OF PLASMID IN VIRULENCE OF CRONOBACTER SAKAZAKII
M. Raghav, G. Goel, P. Aggarwal, India
223
DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF OLIGONUCLEOTIDE PROBES FOR SPECIFIC
LOCALIZATION OF CHIKUNGUNYA AND DENGUE VIRUSES BY FLUORESCENT
IN SITU HYBRIDIZATION
V. Raquin, M. Wannagat, C. Valiente Moro, C. Legras-Lachuer, P. Mavingui, France
140
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: EMERGING DISEASES (contd.)
Poster No
224
EMERGENCE OF MENINGOCOCCAL DISEASE SEROGROUP C IN SALVADOR,
BRAZIL
S.M. Cordeiro, M.S. Santos, L.G. de Araújo, A. Silvany, J. Azevedo, D.R. Rios,
N. Oliveira, M.G. dos Reis, A.I. Ko, J.N. Reis, Brazil, USA
225
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF PESTE DES PETITS RUMINANTS IN SUDAN
I.K. Saeed, Y.H. Ali, A.I. Khalafalla, S.M. Al Hassan, S.M. Mutwakil, O.M.A. Ishag,
B.A.A. Ahmed, M.A.R. Haj, K.M. Taha, Sudan
226
FIRST MOLECULAR SURVEY AND GENOTYPING OF BACTERIAL PATHOGENS
IN FIELD MICE SAMPLED FROM ISTANBUL METROPOLITAN AREA, TURKEY
E. Sen, T. Masuzawa, T. Fukui, T. Kadosaka, Turkey, Japan
227
CASE REPORT - RHODOTORULA MUCILAGINOSA CATHETER - RELATED
FUNGEMIA IN A PATIENT WITH GASTROPARESIS
C. Fernandes, R. Samuel, B. Suh, USA
POSTER SESSION 2: EXTREME ENVIRONMENTS
228
NEW INSIGHTS INTO CYANOBACTERIAL TACTIC MOVEMENTS (HALOTAXIS
AND HYDROTAXIS) IN EXTREME ENVIRONMENTS
R. Abed, K. Kohls, S. Golubic, D. de Beer, Oman, Germany, USA
229
RAPID ACQUISITION OF GIGAPASCAL HIGH PRESSURE RESISTANCE BY
ESCHERICHIA COLI
D. Vanlint, R. Mitchell, E. Bailey, F. Meersman, P.F. Mcmillan, C.W. Michiels,
A. Aertsen, Belgium, UK
230
MICROBIAL VARIABLITY INTER-DOMAINS OF ANDALUSIAN SALTY LAKES
M. Aguilera, A. Jiménez, M.L. Jiménez-Pranteda, A. González-Paredes,
A. Pérez-Davó, A. Ramos-Cormenzana, M. Monteoliva-Sánchez, BIO-190, Spain
231
PURIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF THERMOLABILE ALKALINE
PHOSPHATASE FROM A PSYCHROPHILIC PSEUDOMONAS SP. MRLBA1
B. Ahmed, A.A. Shah, A. Hameed, F. Hasan, Pakistan
232
AN EXTREME LIFE: EU-ENDOLITHIC MICROBES SURVIVING WITHIN MODERN
MICROBIALITES AT HIGH-ALTITUDE LAKES IN ARGENTINEAN PUNA
(4,000 M ASL)
V.H. Albarracin, J. Moreno, D. Toneatti, D. Poire, M.E. Farias, Argentina
233
COMMUNITY GENOMICS AND PROTEOMICS OF THE NEW STRAIN
LEPTOSPIRILLUM GROUP III UBABS FROM A NATURAL ACIDIC MICROBIAL
COMMUNITY
D.S. Aliaga Goltsman, G.J. Dick, B.J. Baker, J.F. Banfield, USA
141
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: EXTREME ENVIRONMENTS (contd.)
Poster No
234
ISOLATION OF THERMOPHILIC BACTERIA FROM HOT SPRINGS IN JORDAN
AND SCREENING FOR THEIR ABILITY TO PRODUCE ANTIMICROBIAL AGENTS
AND BIOCATALYSTS
R. Alkhalili, E. Nordberg-Karlsson, A. Khalil, O. Holst, Sweden, Saudi Arabia
235
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE METABOLIC POTENTIAL OF MICROORGANISMS
IN OPALINUS CLAY AT MONT TERRI UNDERGROUND ROCK LABORATORY
A. Bagnoud, H. Mueller, B. Schwyn, R. Bernier-Latmani, Switzerland
236
VIRUSES IN HYPER SALINE ENVIRONMENTS
D.H. Bamford, Finland
237
BAROTOLERANCE OF FUNGAL SPORES: RESPONSE TO HIGH HYDROSTATIC
PRESSURE EXPOSURE
T. Botic, N. Recek, N. Gunde-Cimerman, K. Sepĉić, Ţ. Knez, Slovenia
238
MICROCALORIMETRIC STUDIES OF MICROBIOLOGICAL ACTIVITIES IN
MOONMILK
O. Braissant, S. Bindschedler, A. Solokhina, A. Daniels, E. Verrecchia, G. Cailleau,
Switzerland
239
THE TVAP1 TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR GENE EXPRESSION AND HOMOLOGY
MODELING IN TRICHODERMA HARZIANUM RESPONSE TO TEMPERATURE
CHANGE
N. Buensanteai, Thailand, USA
240
STUDY ON ALPINE GLACIER MADACCIO MICROBIAL BIODIVERSITY,
ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A PSEUDOMONAS VERONII STRAIN
FOR PHENANTHRENE BIOREMEDIATION
F. Cappa, M. Arena, E. Puglisi, M. Zanetti, D. Spiewak, M. Trevisan, P.S. Cocconcelli,
Italy
241
AEROBIC ANOXYGENIC PHOTOTROPHIC BACTERIA IN ATHALOASSOHALINE
WETLANDS IN THE CHILEAN ALTIPLANO: EXPANDING THE ROSEOBACTER
CLADE
C. Dorador, D. Vejar, D. Meneses, Chile
242
ENRICHMENT CULTURES OF AMMONIA OXIDIZING ARCHAEA FROM HIGH
ALTITUDE SALINE WETLANDS OF NORTHERN CHILE
C. Dorador, V. Molina, C. Cubillos, Y. Vásquez, Chile
243
RELATION BETWEEN EVOLUTION OF HALOPHILIC MICROORGANISMS AND
BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF SALT DEPOSIT FROM SLANIC, PRAHOVA, ROMANIA
M. Enache, Romania
142
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: EXTREME ENVIRONMENTS (contd.)
Poster No
244
OPTIMIZATION OF THE GROWTH CONDITIONS OF THE THERMOPHILIC
BACTERIA ANEURINIBACILLUS THERMOAEROPHILUS, ANOXYBACILLUS
PUSHINOENSIS AND GEOBACILLUS THERMOCATENULATUS
M. Farahmand, N. Amirmozafari, Iran
245
INVESTIGATION OF ALPHA-AMYLASE PRODUCTION FROM THERMOPHILIC
BACTERIA IN DIFFERENT MEDIA
M. Farahmand, N. Amirmozafari, Iran
246
THE CRENARCHAEAL FLAGELLAR FILAMENT: FUNCTIONAL DISSECTION OF
THE MOTOR PROTEIN
A. Ghosh, K. Lassak, S. Hartung, C. van der Does, J.A. Tainer, S.V. Albers, Germany,
USA
247
BACTERIAL EPIBIOTIC ACQUISITION ALONG THE LIFE CYCLE OF THE
HYDROTHERMAL SHRIMP RIMICARIS EXOCULATA
M. Guri, L. Durand, V. Cueff-Gauchard, M. Zbinden, P. Crassous, B. Shillito,
M.A. Cambon-Bonavita, France
248
BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF DAMPING-OFF OF COTTON CAUSED BY
RHIZOCTONIA SOLANI WITH RHIZOBACTERIA IN SALINE SOIL
D. Jabborova, Uzbekistan
249
STRESS INDUCED CHANGES IN THE OLIGOMERIC ASSEMBLY AND
EXPRESSION OF A SMALL HEAT SHOCK PROTEIN FROM
THERMOACIDOPHILIC ARCHAEON THERMOPLASMA VOLCANIUM
S. Kocabiyik, S. Aygar, S. Kacar, Turkey
250
DIVERSITY OF AUTOTROPHS IN THE SURFICIAL AND DEEP SEDIMENT LAYERS
OF KULUNDA STEPPE SODA AND SALT LAKES
O. Kovaleva, T. Turova, D. Sorokin, G. Muyzer, Russia, The Netherlands
251
STRESS-INDUCED UP-REGULATION OF THIAMINE BIOSYNTHETIC AND
ACTIVATING ENZYMES IN BAKER'S YEAST
E. Kowalska, A. Kozik, Poland
252
ISOLATION OF HALOTOLERANT PENICILLIUM STRAINS FROM THE HOWZ
SOLTAN LAKE TO PRODUCE Α-AMYLASE
M. Larypoor, A. Akhavan Sepahy, A. Navabzadeh, M. Emami, Iran
253
ABUNDANCE, DISTRIBUTION AND DIVERSITY OF MICROBIAL INHABITANTS IN
EUROPEAN SPACECRAFT-ASSOCIATED CLEAN ROOMS AND THEIR IMPACT
ON PLANETARY PROTECTION
C. Moissl-Eichinger, P. Rettberg, R. Pukall, M. Stieglmeier, Germany, Austria
143
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: EXTREME ENVIRONMENTS (contd.)
Poster No
254
DIVERSITY OF MICROEUKARYOTES ALONG ENVIRONMENTAL GRADIENTS IN
SULPHIDIC KARST SPRINGS (ŢVEPLENICA - DOLENJA TREBUŠ
A, SLOVENIA)
J. Mulec, A. Summers Engel, Slovenia, USA
255
ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEW HALORHABDUS SP.
(HALOBACTERIACEAE) FROM THE DEAD SEA
A. Oren, R. Elevi Bardavid, Israel
256
CHARACTERIZATION OF NEW DUNALIELLA STRAINS BASED ON RRNA AND
ITS SEQUENCES
A. Oren, R. Elevi Bardavid, Israel
257
DIVERSITY OF THERMOPHILES IN HOT SPRINGS IN THE INDIAN HIMALAYAN
REGION
A. Pandey, A. Sharma, B. Kumar, P. Sati, L.M.S. Palni, India
258
CHARACTERIZATION OF RADIATION INDUCIBLE EUKARYOTIC TYPE SERINE /
THREONINE PROTEIN KINASE FROM DEINOCOCCUS RADIODURANS
Y.S. Rajpurohit, H.S. Misra, India
259
BIODIVERSITY OF CULTURABLE EXTREMELY HALOPHILIC ARCHAEA OF
INCHE-BOROUN WETLAND IN NORTH OF IRAN
M. Rasooli, M.A. Amoozegar, A. Akhavan Sepahi, Iran
260
DIVERSITY OF HETEROTROPHIC BACTERIA IN ACID MINE DRAINAGE
SAMPLES OF GARUBATHAN, INDIA, REVEALED THROUGH CULTUREDEPENDENT TECHNIQUES
S. Saha Bhowal, R. Chakraborty, India
261
EFFECT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON THE COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF
BACTERIAL AND ARCHAEAL AMMONIA OXIDIZERS
Y. Sher, R. Goldin-Tzirkin, Z. Ronen, A. Nejidat, Israel
262
DIVERSITY OF PSYCHROPHILES OF LEH GLACIERS: A MOLECULAR APPROCH
R.N. Singh, A.K. Srivastava, D.K. Arora, India
263
NOVEL THERMOPHILIC ANAEROBIC BACTERIA FROM UNDERGROUND
NATURAL GAS STORAGE
G. Slobodkina, E. Bonch-Osmolovskaya, A. Slobodkin, Russia
264
CHILEAN HIGHLAND SALT LAKES AS PROMISING HABITATS FOR NOVEL
ANOXYGENIC PHOTOTROPHIC BACTERIA
V. Thiel, M. Tank, S.C. Neulinger, C. Dorador, J.F. Imhoff, Germany, Chile
144
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: EXTREME ENVIRONMENTS (contd.)
Poster No
265
BACTERIAL AND FUNGAL COMMUNITIES IN THE 'PETOLA' MICROBIAL MAT
FROM THE SEĈOVLJE SALTERNS (SLOVENIA)
R. Tkavc, C. Gostinĉar, M. Turk, P. Zalar, P.T. Visscher, A. Oren, N. Gunde-Cimerman,
Slovenia, USA, Israel
266
CULTIVABLE BACTERIA FROM THE SNOW SURFACE ON THE HIGH ANTARCTIC
PLATEAU (CONCORDIA BASE - DOME C 75° S 123° E)
L. Michaud, A. Lo Giudice, R. Van Houdt, Italy, Belgium
267
REAL-TIME PCR QUANTIFICATION OF THE CLASS DEHALOCOCCOIDETES IN
SUBSURFACE ENVIRONMENTS
K. Wasmund, J. Müller, C. Algora, L. Adrian, Germany
POSTER SESSION 2: FOOD MICROBIOLOGY
268
MICROBIAL EVALUATION OF FRESH MEAT SELLING ESTABLISHMENTS IN
BURYIDAH CITY, SAUDI ARABIA
H. Abalkhail, Saudi Arabia
269
SIMULTANEOUS DETECTION OF LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES, ESCHERICHIA
COLI O157:H7, BACILLUS CEREUS, SALMONELLA SPP., AND
STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS BY MULTIPLEX PCR
J.H. Kim, S.H. Ahn, H.D. Paik, Republic of Korea
270
MICROBIOLOGICAL QUALITY OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FROM ORGANIC
AND CONVENTIONAL PRODUCTION
A. Aires, E.A.S. Rosa, R.N. Bennett, M.J. Saavedra, Portugal
271
PREVALENCE AND ANTIBIOTIC SUSCEPTIBILITY OF LISTERIA
MONOCYTOGENES ISOLATED FROM RAW AND PROCESSED MEAT PRODUCTS
IN JORDAN
A.A. Al-Nabulsi, T.M. Osaili, A.A. Awad, R.R. Shaker, Z.W. Jaradat, R.A. Holley,
Jordan, Canada
272
CONTROL OF THE HYGIENIC IRRIGATION WATER QUALITY FOR INCREASED
BIOSAFETY OF FIELD GROWN CROPS
B.W. Alsanius, A.K. Rosberg, L. Kristensen, M. Hultberg, Sweden
273
SECOISOLARICIRESINOL DIGLUCOSIDE (SDG) ACTIVATION BY
BIFIDOBACTERIA
A. Amaretti, L. Roncaglia, S. Raimondi, A. Leonardi, M. Rossi, Italy
145
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: FOOD MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
274
DEVELOPMENT OF SCAR MARKERS FOR STRAIN-SPECIFIC DETECTION OF
PROBIOTIC STRAINS USED AS CHICKEN FEED ADDITIVE
B. Antlinger, V. Klose, G. Schatzmayr, V.A. Sattler, Austria
275
LACTIC ACID BACTERIA (LAB) OF AQUATIC ORIGIN AS PROBIOTICS FOR A
SUSTAINABLE AQUACULTURE
C. Araújo, E. Muñoz-Atienza, B. Gómez-Sala, R. del Campo, R. Muñoz, G. Igrejas,
P. Poeta, P.E. Hernández, C. Herranz, L.M. Cintas, (*Both authors contributed equally
to this work), Portugal, Spain
276
TOXIGENIC POTENTIAL OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS SPP. ISOLATED FROM MINAS
FRESCAL CHEESES
E.F. Arcuri, F.F. Angelo, M.F.M. Guimaraes, S. Leroy, R. Talon, M.F. Borges,
D. Montet, Brazil, France
277
GENETIC AND COLD ADAPTATION PHENOTYPIC ANALYSIS OF LISTERIA
MONOCYTOGENES STRAINS RECOVERED FROM FOOD SUPPLY CHAINS IN
TWO DISTINCT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS
C. Arguedas-Villa, J. Kovacevic, K. Allen, R. Stephan, T. Tasara, Switzerland, Canada
278
NEW Β-GLUCOSIDASE FROM SPORIDIOBOLUS PARAROSEUS: PRODUCTION,
CHARACTERIZATION AND APPLICATION IN THE ENHANCEMENT OF AROMA IN
BRAZILIAN WINES
M.A. Baffi, T. Tobal, M. Boscolo, E. Gomes, R. Da Silva, Brazil
279
PRODUCTION OF BRANCHED ALKYL CHAIN SUBSTITUTED PYRAZINES BY
PSEUDOMONAS ISOLATES OBTAINED FROM CORK
L. Bañeras, R. Trias, A. Godayol, L. Cerdan, T. Nawrath, S. Schulz, E. Anticó, Spain,
Germany
280
COMPARISON OF THE CAMPYLOBACTER CONTAMINATION ON DIFFERENT
SITES OF BROILER CARCASSES
J. Baré, O. De Praetere, M. Uyttendaele, I. Habib, K. Houf, L. De Zutter, Belgium,
Egypt
281
GENOME WIDE TRANSCRIPTOME ANALYSIS OF BACILLUS CEREUS
PRODUCING-BIOFILM IN FOOD ENVIRONMENT
D. Bassi, F. Colla, F. Cappa, P.S. Cocconcelli, Italy
282
SURVIVAL OF LACTOBACILLUS ACIDOPHILUS LA-5 IN A FERMENTED SOY
PRODUCT UNDER IN VITRO SIMULATED GASTROINTESTINAL CONDITIONS
R. Bedani, R.C.S. Estrotra, E.A. Rossi, S.M.I. Saad, Brazil
283
A FIRST PICTURE OF SULFUR METABOLISM IN THE CHEESE-RIPENING
BACTERIUM, BREVIBACTERIUM AURANTIACUM
P. Bonnarme, France
146
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: FOOD MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
284
EXPLORATION OF SULFUR METABOLISM IN THE YEAST KLUYVEROMYCES
LACTIS
S. Landaud, A. Hébert, J.M. Beckerich, P. Bonnarme, France
285
BAYESIAN MODELING FOR ESTIMATING THE OCCURRENCE OF
MYCOBACTERIUM AVIUM SUBSP. PARATUBERCULOSIS IN BULK RAW MILK
C. Boulais, R. Wacker, J.-C. Augustin, M. Hedi Ben Cheikh, F. Peladan, France,
Germany
286
EVALUATION OF TECHNOLOGICAL AND QUALITY TRAITS FOR SELECTION OF
YEASTS TO BE INOCULATED ON GRAPE MARC DEVOTED TO DISTILLATE
PRODUCTION
B. Bovo, T. Nardi, M. Carlot, F. Fontana, A. Lombardi, V. Corich, A. Giacomini, Italy
287
MOLECULAR IDENTIFICATION AND GENETIC DIVERSITY OF THE PROBIOTIC
SPECIES LACTOBACILLUS ACIDOPHILUS
M. Bull, S. Perkins, P. Vandamme, I. Garaiova, S. Plummer, J. Marchesi,
E. Mahenthiralingam, UK, Belgium
288
EFFECT OF AUTOCHTHONOUS STARTER CULTURE ON THE LIPOLYSIS OF
IBERIAN PORK SAUSAGE WITH DIFFERENT RIPENING PROCESSES
R. Casquete, M.J. Benito, E. Aranda, F. Pérez Nevado, S. Ruiz-Moyano,
M. Fernández, M.D.G. Córdoba, Spain
289
ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF LACTIC ACID BACTERIA FOR PROBIOTIC USE IN
IBERIAN DRY-FERMENTED SAUSAGES
S. Ruiz-Moyano, A. Hernandez, R. Casquete, M. Serradilla, G. Gallardo, C. Pereiro,
A. Martín, Spain
290
INFLUENCE OF A PROBIOTIC SOY PRODUCT ON FECAL MICROBIOTA AND ITS
ASSOCIATION WITH LIPID PARAMETERS IN ANIMAL MODEL
D.C.U. Cavallini, J.Y. Suzuki, N.D. Pauly-Silveira, M.N. Roselino, R. Bedani,
R.A. Pinto, E.A. Rossi, Brazil
291
IN VITRO GUT FERMENTATION MODELING DEMONSTRATES A GREATER
BUTYROGENIC EFFECT OF D-FRUCTOSE VERSUS SOLUBLE STARCH
A. Payne, C. Chassard, C. Lacroix, Switzerland
292
SURVIVAL OF VIBRIO PARAHAEMOLYTICUS UNDER ACID STRESS AS
INFLUENCED BY ACID ADAPTATION TREATMENT, GROWTH PHASE AND
BACTERIAL STRAIN
M.L. Chiang, H.C. Chen, Y.T. Tseng, M.J. Chen, Taiwan R.O.C.
293
PROCESSING THE LOW-COST PROBIOTIC LACTOBACILLI CULTURES AS FEED
ADDITIVES BY FREEZE-DRYING AND ALGINATE ENCAPSULATION
H.C. Chen, M.L. Chiang, Y.T. Lin, M.J. Chen, Taiwan R.O.C.
147
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: FOOD MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
294
BIOCATALYTIC SYNTHESIS OF ISOMALTOOLIGOSACCHARIDES DURING
LACTATE FERMENTATION IN STARTER-ADDED FERMENTED VEGETABLES
S.K. Cho, H.J. Eom, Y.K. Kim, Y.J. Kwon, N.S. Han, Republic of Korea
295
ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF KOMBUCHA BEVERAGE ENRICHED WITH
COFFEEBERRY®
D. Cvetković, S. Markov, A. Velićanski, N.A. Essawet, Serbia
296
NON-O157 SHIGA TOXIN-PRODUCING ESCHERICHIA COLI FROM BOVINE RAW
MILK
D. D'Costa, S.N. Bhosle, R.B. Dhuri, S.P. Doijad, S.B. Barbuddhe, India
297
FUNGAL DIVERSITY IN RAW EWE, GOAT AND COW MILKS DURING LACTATION
DETERMINED USING DENATURING HIGH-PERFORMANCE LIQUID
CHROMATOGRAPHY (DHPLC)
E. Delavenne, J. Mounier, K. Asmani, J.L. Jany, G. Barbier, G. Le Blay, France
298
LACTOBACILLUS SPP. ISOLATED FROM RAW MILK EXERT A PROTECTIVE
EFFECT AGAINST FUNGAL SPOILAGE IN YOGURT
E. Delavenne, A. Pawtowski, F. Deniel, J. Mounier, G. Barbier, G. Le Blay, France
299
IMPORTANCE OF NOROVIRUS IN REPORTED COLLECTIVE GASTRO-ENTERITIS
OUTBREAKS IN BELGIUM
S. Denayer, N. Botteldoorn, E. Matthijs, M. Naranjo, B. Pochet, E. Thiry, K. Dierick,
Belgium
300
ENUMERATION OF YEASTS, MOULDS AND LACTIC ACID BACTERIA BASED ON
THE USE OF NITROCOUMARIN WITH TEMPO® SYSTEM
R. Deschomets, A. Fourneron, C. Ilter, A. Maingue, G. Devulder, T. Sofia, C. Mercier,
France
301
PROMISING IMMUNOMODULATORY EFFECTS OF SELECTED STRAINS OF
PROPIONIBACTERIUM FREUDENREICHII EVIDENCED IN VITRO AND IN VIVO
B. Foligne, S.M. Deutsch, F. Cousin, S. Parayre, J. Dewulf, H. Falentin, S. Lortal,
G. Jan, B. Pot, France
302
GROWTH OF LACTOBACILLUS GG AND LACTOBACILLUS PARACASEI F19 IN
THE PRESENCE OF PREBIOTICS
T. Di Renzo, G. Pannella, P. Tremonte, A. Reale, L. Tipaldi, E. Sorrentino, R. Coppola,
M. Succi, Italy
303
EVALUATION OF MICROBIOLOGICAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL FEATURES OF
COMMERCIAL BAKER'S YEASTS
T. Di Renzo, M. Succi, P. Tremonte, L. Tipaldi, G. Pannella, R. Coppola, E. Sorrentino,
A. Reale, Italy
148
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: FOOD MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
304
IMMOBILIZED MUTANT LYSOZYME AS A TARGET FOR SPECIFIC INTERACTION
AND SUBSEQUENT SEPARATION OF BACTERIA FROM COMPLEX MATRICES
BY MAGNETIC FORCES
E. Diler, T. Schwartz, Interface Microbiology/Micro- and Molecular biology, Germany
305
INCREASED THERMORESISTANCE MEDIATED BY GENOMIC ISLAND IN
CRONOBACTER SPP.
H. Drahovska, J. Gajdosova, L. Tothova, E. Kaclikova, J. Turna, Slovak Republic
306
IN VITRO IMMUNOPOTENTIATING ACTIVITIES OF LACTIC ACID BACTERIA
ISOLATED FROM TRADITIONAL TAIWAN FERMENTED MUSTARD
C.K. Chang, S.C. Wang, C.K. Chiu, J.S. Shieh, S.Y. Chiu, P.D. Duh, Taiwan R.O.C.
307
RAPID RECOVERY OF BACTERIAL PATHOGENS FROM COMPLEX MATRICES
USING HIGH-AFFINITY ENGINEERED BACTERIOPHAGE CELL WALL-BINDING
DOMAINS
F. Eichenseher, E.K. Athanassiou, R.N. Grass, M.J. Loessner, Switzerland
308
STUDYING BACILLUS CEREUS SPORULATION AND GERMINATION AT THE
SINGLE CELL LEVEL
R.T. Eijlander, O.P. Kuipers, The Netherlands
309
THE USE OF PMA-QPCR TO EVALUATE WATER SANITIZING TREATMENTS ON
ESCHERICHIA COLI O157:H7 IN THE FRESH CUT VEGETABLES INDUSTRY
P. Elizaquivel, G. Sánchez, J. Cerveró, M.V. Selma, R. Aznar, Spain
310
ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF LAUREL AND MYRTLE OIL ON BACTERIA AND
YEAST
E. Eriotou, C. Bolis, A. Papadimitriou, A. Zeukili, E. Makariadou, Y. Samaras, Greece
311
MULTILOCUS SEQUENCE TYPING OF PROPIONIBACTERIUM FREUDENREICHII
M. Dalmasso, S. Even, P. Nicolas, H. Falentin, J. Tanskanen, A. Thierry, France,
Finland
312
QUANTIFICATION OF VIABLE BROCHOTHRIX THERMOSPHACTA IN COOKED
SHRIMP AND SALMON BY REAL-TIME PCR
M. Ferchichi, K. Mamlouk, S. Macé, M. Guilbaud, E. Jaffrès, H. Prévost, M.F. Pilet,
X. Dousset, Saudi Arabia, France
313
SCREENING OF ANTI-CAMPYLOBACTER ACTIVITY FROM CECAL MICROBIOTA
OF TUNISIAN POULTRY
M. Ferchichi, S. Messaoudi, H. Prevost, X. Dousset, M. Manai, Saudi Arabia, France
314
NOVEL TOOLS FOR REGULATED GENE EXPRESSION IN LISTERIA
MONOCYTOGENES
L. Fieseler, S. Schmitter, J. Teiserskas, J. Klumpp, R. Bertram, M.J. Loessner,
Switzerland, Germany
149
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: FOOD MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
315
THE MICROBIAL COMMUNITY DURING CHEESE PROCESSING: THE GRANA
CASE
E. Franciosi, M. Pindo, A. Cavazza, I. Grosse, M. Gleditzsch, K. Tuohy, Italy, Germany
316
DETECTION, CELLULAR LOCALIZATION AND ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF
TWO LYTIC ENZYMES OF PEDIOCOCCUS ACIDILACTICI ATCC 8042
I. García-Cano, L. Velasco-Pérez, R. Rodríguez-Sanoja, S. Sánchez,
G. Mendoza-Hernández, A. Farrés, Mexico
317
SCREENING OF NATIVE HUMAN PROBIOTIC LACTOBACILLI STRAINS
ISOLATED FROM BREAST MILK AND NEONATAL FAECES
S.A. Arevalo, M.C. Vanegas, A. Garzon Boada, Colombia
318
INDIVIDUAL CELLS LAG TIMES DISTRIBUTIONS OF CRONOBACTER
N. Gnanou Besse, R. Bennour Miled, L. Guillier, France
319
GENOTYPIC AND PHENOTYPIC CHARACTERISATION OF A COLLECTION OF
CRONOBACTER ISOLATES
N. Gnanou Besse, R. Bennour Miled, F. Pagotto, T. Ells, France, Canada
320
EFFECTIVENESS OF IMMERSION TREATMENTS WITH LACTIC AND ACETIC
ACIDS AGAINST CAMPYLOBACTER JEJUNI ATTACHED TO POULTRY SKIN
DURING REFRIGERATED STORAGE
E. Gonzalez-Fandos, N. Maya, B. Herrera, J. Diaz-Gomez, Spain
321
EFFICACY OF PROPIONIC ACID AGAINST LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES
ATTACHED TO POULTRY SKIN DURING REFRIGERATED STORAGE
E. Gonzalez-Fandos, B. Herrera, N. Maya, J. Diaz-Gomez, Spain
322
CYCLOPROPANATION OF MEMBRANE UNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS IS NOT
ESSENTIAL IN ACID STRESS RESPONSE OF LACTOCOCCUS LACTIS
CREMORIS
C. Grandvalet, T.M.H. To, H. Alexandre, R. Tourdot-Maréchal, France
323
ANTIMICROBIAL EFFECTS OF LACTOCOCCUS LACTIS KC24 AGAINST
METHICILLIN-RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS (MRSA) ISOLATED
FROM KIMCHI, A KOREAN TRADITIONAL FERMENTED FOOD
H.D. Paik, N.K. Lee, E.J. Han, Republic of Korea
324
EFFECTS OF NURUK ON MICROBIAL AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITIONS OF
KOREAN RICE WINE, TAKJU
N.S. Han, K.S. Yoo, J.E. Ahn, J.E. Kim, Republic of Korea
325
ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF VIRULENT YERSINIA ENTEROCOLITICA
STRAINS ASSOCIATED WITH DIFFERENT FOODS AND SUPERFICIAL WATER IN
EASTERN-AZERBAIJAN PROVINCE, IRAN
S. Hanifian, Iran
150
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: FOOD MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
326
COMMON OCCURRENCE OF VARIOUS STEC SEROTYPES IN MEATS SOLD AT
LOCAL MARKETS IN OUAGADOUGOU, BURKINA FASO
K. Haukka, A. Kagambega, O. Martikainen, A.S. Traore, N. Barro, A. Siitonen, Finland,
Burkina Faso
327
GENETIC DIVERSITY OF ARCOBACTER SPP. IN A VEGETABLE-PROCESSING
PLANT
L. Hausdorf, A. Fröhling, K. Mundt, O. Schlüter, M. Klocke, Germany
328
MOLECULAR SYSTEMATICS OF THE MUCOR GENUS WITH SPECIAL REGARD
TO SPECIES ENCOUNTERED IN CHEESE
A. Hermet, D. Méheust, J. Mounier, V. Vasseur, M.A. Lebras-Quéré, G. Barbier,
J.L. Jany, France
329
EXPLORING THE POTENTIAL OF MALDI-TOF MS FOR STRAIN-SPECIFIC
DISCRIMINATION OF LACTIC ACID BACTERIA
V. Zeller-Peronnet, M. Pavlovic, K. Janssens, E. Brockmann, R. Konrad, U. Busch,
I. Huber, Germany, Belgium, Denmark
330
DEVELOPMENT OF A LAB-SCALE CHEESE MODEL TO INVESTIGATE THE FATE
OF ESCHERICHIA COLI
H. Fasel, K. Schafroth, L. Meile, J. Hummerjohann, Switzerland
331
ENHANCED RECOVERY OF SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM DT104 FOLLOWING
EXPOSURE TO STRESS AT LOW TEMPERATURE
S. Humphrey, L.F. Clark, T.J. Humphrey, M.A. Jepson, UK
332
IDENTIFICATION OF A SECRETED LIPOLYTIC ESTERASE IN
PROPIONIBACTERIUM FREUDENREICHII
J. Dherbécourt, H. Falentin, F. Barloy-Hubler, A. Thierry, G. Jan, France
333
CHARACTERIZATION OF ß-GLUCOSIDASE PRODUCING SACCHAROMYCES
SERVAZZII KU244 ISOLATED FROM KIMCHI
M.N. Jo, E.J. Han, K.H. Chang, H.D. Paik, Republic of Korea
334
SPA TYPING AND MICROARRAY-BASED COMPARISON OF FOOD POISONING
ISOLATES OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS WITH ISOLATES OBTAINED FROM
MASTITIS MILK AND PORK
S. Johler, F. Layer, R. Stephan, Switzerland, Germany
335
VIRULENCE FACTORS OF ENTEROCOCCUS SPP ISOLATED FROM ARTISANAL
BRAZILIAN'S “COALHO” CHEESE
G. Fujimoto, M.D.F. Borges, D.Y. Kabuki, L.M. Bruno, J.D.G. Carvalho, A.Y. Kuaye,
Brazil
151
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: FOOD MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
336
CLOSTRIDIUM DIFFICILE IN GROUND MEAT IN BRAZIL: EVALUATION OF
METHODS AND OCCURRENCE
A.C. Tsuchiya, A.Y. Kuaye, D.Y. Kabuki, Brazil
337
SODIUM NITRITE INHIBITS THE TRANSCRIPTION OF THE PYR GENES IN
LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES
D. Kaspar, D. Eder, J. Kabisch, R. Pichner, M. Gareis, S. Scherer, S. Müller, Germany
338
DEVELOPMENT OF IMMUNOLIPOSOME BASED STRIP TEST FOR THE RAPID
DETECTION OF SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM
S. Shukla, H. Yim, X. Song, S. Heu, M. Kim, Republic of Korea
339
SELECTION OF STARTER CULTURE FOR THE MANUFACTURING OF KOREAN
TRADITIONAL DOENJANG FERMENTED WITH SOYBEAN
S. Shukla, H. Park, J. Kim, M. Kim, Republic of Korea
340
TOLL-LIKE RECEPTOR-2 ACTIVATING BIFIDOBACTERIA STRAINS REGULATE
INFLAMMATORY RESPONCES IN PORCINE INTESTINAL EPITHELIAL CELLS
H. Fujie, J. Villena, M. Tohno, K. Morie, T. Shimazu, H. Aso, Y. Suda, T. Shimosato,
N. Iwabuchi, J.Z. Xiao, T. Yaeshima, K. Iwatsuki, M. Numasaki, Y. Kawai, T. Saito,
H. Kitazawa, Japan
341
SURVIVAL OF ESCHERICHIA COLI O157:H7 AND STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
DURING THE FERMANTATION AND STORAGE OF KEFIR
M. Kıvanc, E. Yapıcı, Turkey
342
PRE-HARVEST INTERVENTION IN COMMERCIAL BROILER FLOCKS FOR
CAMPYLOBACTER SPP. VIA DRINKING WATER
G. Klein, W. Jansen, F. Reich, Germany
343
SECURE IDENTIFICATION OF CRONOBACTER SPP. BY MALDI-TOF MASS
SPECTROMETRY
K. Schwaiger, M. Timke, M. Kostrzewa, Germany
344
INHIBITORY EFFECTS OF PROBIOTIC LACTIC ACID BACTERIA ON IL-8 GENE
EXPRESSION AND PROTEIN PRODUCTION IN HT-29 CELLS
M. Kostrzynska, C. Carey, G. Mei, Canada
345
DEVELOPMENT OF NOVEL METHODS BASED ON ECOLOGICAL APPROACHES
TO CONTROL FOOD-BORNE PATHOGENS IN FRESH PRODUCE
M. Kostrzynska, Canada
346
ECOLOGY OF ENTERIC PATHOGENS IN LEAFY GREEN VEGETABLES
M. Kostrzynska, C. Carey, C. Salesse, S. Thompson, Canada
347
ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF ESSENTIAL OILS ON YEASTS AND ANTIOXIDANT
ACTIVITY OF THYME ESSENTIAL OIL
D. Koulougliotis, Y. Samaras, P. Gousiari, A. Vitoratos, E. Eriotou, Greece
152
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: FOOD MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
348
DETECTION OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL ENTEROTOXIN IN FOOD
I. Kovaĉek, N. Kneţević-Jonjić, B. Matica, K. Findrik, D. Puntarić, Croatia
349
INFLUENCE OF GROWTH MEDIA COMPOSITION AND CULTURE AGE ON THE
IDENTIFICATION OF LACTOBACILLUS SPECIES USING MALDI-TOF-MS
I. Kroslakova, S. Beeli, R. Kuhn, C. Hinderling, C. Gantenbein-Demarchi, Switzerland
350
EVALUATION OF THE PROBIOTIC PROPERTIES OF LACTOBACILLUS SAKEI 2A
AND LACTOCOCCUS LACTIS MK02R USING THE TIM-1 DYNAMIC
GASTROINTESTINAL MODEL
M.F. Krüger, S. Van Rijn, K. Venema, S.M.I. Saad, E.C.P.d. Martinis,
B.D.G.d.M. Franco, H. Smidt, E. Zoetendal, The Netherlands, Brazil
351
EFFECT OF CLOSTRIDIUM ESTERTHETICUM AND CLOSTRIDIUM GASIGENES
SPORES INOCULATED IN VACUUN PACKAGING MEAT AND BIOFILM
FORMATION BY CLOSTRIDIUM ESTERTHETICUM
M.E. Kawaichi, D.Y. Kabuki, A.Y. Kuaye, Brazil
352
EVALUATION OF VIRULENCE FACTORS OF E. FAECIUM AND E. FAECALIS
ISOLATES IN PROCESSING RICOTTA
M.D.S. Fernandes, D.Y. Kabuki, A.Y. Kuaye, Brazil
353
ENTEROBACTER SAKAZAKII (CRONOBACTER SPP.) AND BACILLUS CEREUS:
BIOFILM FORMATION AND EFFICACY OF SANITIZERS
L.M.R. Esper, A.Y. Kuaye, Brazil
354
POTENTIAL OF HUMAN PATHOGENS IN IRRIGATION WATER FROM SURFACE
WATER SOURCES- A CASE STUDY
C. Larsson, S. Ahrné, G. Molin, C. Olsson, B.W. Alsanius, Sweden
355
BIOCONVERSION OF GINSENOSIDES IN RED GINSENG BY MONASCUS
PILOSUS KMU103
S.Y. Hong, J.H. Oh, I. Lee, Republic of Korea
356
IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF SUBTILIN 43 PRODUCED BY
BACILLUS SUBTILIS KU43 FROM KOREAN TRADITIONAL FERMENTED FOODS
N.K. Lee, E.J. Han, S.Y. Kim, H.D. Paik, Republic of Korea
357
INFLUENCE OF MOTILITY AND SURVIVAL ON SALMONELLA PENETRATION
THROUGH THE EGGSHELL
G. Legendre, F. Faÿ, I. Linossier, W. Messens, S. Leleu, K. Vallée-Réhel, France,
Belgium
358
CHARACTERISATION OF THE BACTERIAL FLORA OF ATLANTIC MACKEREL
(SCOMBER SCOMBRUS)
B.T. Lunestad, C.S. Svanevik, Norway
153
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: FOOD MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
359
IN VITRO EVALUATION OF THE IMPACT OF CANDIDATE PROBIOTIC
KLUYVEROMYCES MARXIANUS FRAGILIS B0399 ON THE HUMAN GUT
MICROBIAL ECOLOGY
S. Maccaferri, A. Costabile, P. Brigidi, Italy, UK
360
PROBIOTIC PROPERTIES OF ADVENTITIOUS YEAST STRAINS ISOLATED FROM
PORTUGUESE TABLE OLIVES
F. Malcata, T. Silva, M. Reto, A. Peito, C.M. Peres, C. Peres, Portugal
361
ENVIRONMENT OF MILKING: POTENTIAL SOURCES OF MICROBIAL DIVERSITY
OF RAW MILK
A. Mallet, C. Delbes, M.C. Montel, M. Gueguen, N. Desmasures, France
362
EFFECT OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF FAT ON THE INTESTINAL MICROBIOTA OF
MICE
M. Hidalgo, I. Prieto, H. Abriouel, A. Gálvez, M. Martínez-Cañamero, Spain
363
VIABILITY OF PROBIOTIC AND STARTER MICROORGANISMS IN A SOY-BASED
PRODUCT
N.S. Matias, R. Bedani, S.M.I. Saad, Brazil
364
MODE OF ACTION OF THE ANTIMICROBIAL EMULSIFIER MONOCAPRYLIN
R. Meyer, M. Hyldgaard, T. Mygind, Denmark
365
OPTIMIZATION OF PCR-DGGE FOR THE BACTERIAL ANALYSIS OF DAIRY
PRODUCTS
V. Deperrois, S. Khelil, C. Chagnot, T. Meheut, R. Miled, France
366
DETERMINATION OF RAW GOAT'S MILK TOTAL BACTERIAL COUNT AND
CHARACTERIZATION OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITY COMPOSITION
R. Miled, T. Meheut, N. Touhami, V. Deperrois, France
367
IMPACT OF POOLING POWDERED INFANT FORMULA SAMPLES ON BACTERIAL
EVOLUTION AND CRONOBACTER DETECTION
R. Miled-Bennour, S. Neves, V. Deperrois, B. Lombard, P. Colin, N. Gnanou-Besse,
France
368
STABILITY AND FLUCTUATION OF THE BOVINE RUMEN MICROBIOTA
E. Jami, I. Mizrahi, Israel
369
CHARACTERIZING THE BOVINE RUMINAL MICROBIOTA WITH RESPECT TO THE
ANIMALS' AGE
E. Jami, I. Mizrahi, Israel
370
MODELLING THE EFFECT OF WATER ACTIVITY AND TEMPERATURE ON THE
GROWTH AFLATOXIGENIC ASPERGILLUS FLAVUS ON BROWN RICE
F. Mohamad Ghazali, W. Mousa, S. Radu, H. Mohd Ghazali, J. Selamat, Malaysia
154
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: FOOD MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
371
THE COMPLETE GENOME SEQUENCE OF ARTHROBACTER ARILAITENSIS
RE117 REVEALS ITS GENETIC ADAPTATION TO THE SURFACE OF CHEESE
C. Monnet, V. Loux, J.F. Gibrat, E. Spinnler, V. Barbe, B. Vacherie, F. Gavory,
E. Gourbeyre, P. Siguier, M. Chandler, R. Elleuch, F. Irlinger, T. Vallaeys, France,
Tunisia
372
INVOLVEMENT OF TWO-COMPONENT SYSTEMS IN STREPTOCOCCUS
THERMOPHILUS RESPONSE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES SUCH AS MIXED
CULTURE WITH LACTOBACILLUS BULGARICUS
B. Thevenard, P. Fourcassié, V. Monnet, P. Boyaval, F. Rul, France
373
MUTANT STRAIN OF OENOCOCCUS OENI AS A LOWER PRODUCER OF
HISTAMINE
J.S. Moon, J.M. Park, N.S. Han, Republic of Korea
374
EFFECT OF SOME PROBIOTICS ON STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS IN DIFFERENT
DOSAGE DURING ASSOCIATED GROWTH IN STERILE MILK
T. Moosavi, N. Abassi, A. Akhundzah Basti, M. Yazdani Borji, Iran
375
REAL-TIME MONITORING OF LUCIFERASE-TAGGED CRONOBACTER
SAKAZAKII IN RECONSTITUTED INFANT MILK FORMULA
R. Morrissey, M. Begley, C. Hill, Ireland
376
THERMAL INACTIVATION OF SALMONELLA SEFTENBURG ON CASHEW NUT
KERNEL DURING DRYING
M. Muangnoi, S. Jongvanich, P. Keawdang, U. Jodkratok, T. Sooksomboon, Thailand
377
CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERE-BASED IMPROVED COLD STORAGE OF RAW
MILK: POTENTIAL OF N2 GAS AT PILOT SCALE
P. Munsch-Alatossava, O. Gursoy, T. Alatossava, Finland, Turkey
378
ASSESSMENT OF FREE FATTY ACIDS AND NISIN ON THE DAIRY PROPIONIC
ACID BACTERIA ISOLATED FROM TURKISH TRADITIONAL CHEESES
D. Önal Darılmaz, Y. Beyatlı, Z.N. Yüksekdağ, Turkey
379
SURVIVAL OF SALMONELLA ENTRITIDIS IN TAHINA (SESAME PASTE)
T.M. Osaili, A.A. Al-Nabulsi, R.R. Shaker, Z.W. Jaradat, R.A. Holley, Jordan
380
SCREENING OF BACTERIA FROM PICKLES BY FATTY ACID METHYL ESTER
(FAME) PROFILING AND VITEK TEST
N. Oskay, K. Guven, Turkey
155
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: FOOD MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
381
SOME FERMENTATION CHARACTERISTICS OF THE YEAST STRAINS ISOLATED
DURING SPONTANEOUS WINE FERMENTATION OF EMIR AND KALECIK KARASI
GRAPES
S. Senses-Ergul, Z.Y. Ozbas, Turkey
382
USE OF VIRULENT PHAGES TO REDUCE THE CRONOBACTER SAKAZAKII
ISOLATES AND ERADICATE THE BIOFILMS
Y.D. Lee, H.I. Chang, J.H. Park, Republic of Korea
383
BIOINFORMATIC ANALYSIS AND STABILITY OF VIRULENT PHAGE ESSI-2
ISOLATED FROM FECAL SAMPLES OF PIGS
Y.D. Lee, U.H. Park, H.L. Yoo, J.Y. Kim, H.I. Chang, J.H. Park, Republic of Korea
384
COMPARISON OF GENOME SEQUENCES OF TEMPERATE PHAGES ISOLATED
FROM EMETIC B. CEREUS
Y.D. Lee, U.H. Park, H.L. Yoo, J.Y. Kim, J.H. Park, Republic of Korea
385
SURVIVAL OF ENTEROCOCCUS FAECIUM CRL 183 AND LACTOBACILLUS
HELVETICUS 416 MICROENCAPSULATED SUBMITTED TO SIMULATED
GASTROINTESTINAL CONDITIONS
N.D. Pauly-Silveira, M.C. Micheli, D.C.U. Cavallini, R.A. Pinto, E.A. Rossi, Brazil
386
GROWTH OF PROBIOTIC STRAINS IN THE PRESENCE OF PREBIOTICS
D.C.U. Cavallini, N.D. Pauly-Silveira, M.N. Roselino, R.A. Pinto, E.A. Rossi, Brazil
387
ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF YEASTS FROM BOZA
D. Berikten, M. Kıvanc, S. Pektas, Turkey
388
MASSIVE PARALLEL DNA SEQUENCING METHOD TO COMPARE MICROBIAL
DIVERSITY OF HEAVILY AND LIGHTLY SALTED CODFISH
S.M. Pereira-Dias, V. Loureiro, Portugal
389
MICROBIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF
NATURALLY FERMENTED ITALIAN TABLE OLIVES
G. Perpetuini, M. Schirone, R. Tofalo, G. Angelozzi, G. Suzzi, A. Corsetti, Italy
390
POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE ROLE OF AUTOCHTHONOUS SACCHAROMYCES
CEREVISIAE STARTER DOMINANCE DURING MUST FERMENTATION AND THEIR
INFLUENCE ON NON-SACCHAROMYCES WINE YEASTS
R. Tofalo, G.C. Telera, M. Schirone, G. Perpetuini, A. Corsetti, G. Suzzi, Italy
391
INCIDENCE AND CHARACTERIZATION OF VTEC STRAINS ISOLATED FROM
GOAT´S MILK AND MILK FILTERS IN LOMBARDY REGION
C. Picozzi, S. Grassi, I. Vigentini, R.C. Foschino, Italy
156
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: FOOD MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
392
PRESENCE OF NOROVIRUS IN IMPORTED SHELLFISH IN SARDINIA REGION
M. Pisanu, R. Bazzardi, C. Fattaccio, A. Canu, E. Marongiu, E. Suffredini, L. Croci, Italy
393
CHARACTERIZATION OF VT ESCHERICHIA COLI USING A POLYPHASIC
APPROACH AND ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS
A. Álvarez-Ordóñez, M.K. Omer, O. Alvseike, M. Prieto, Spain, Norway
394
IMPACT OF VACUUM FOIL PACKAGING ON THE SURFACE SMEAR
MICROFLORA OF SEMI-HARD SMEAR CHEESE
J.S. Ritschard, L. Amato, E. Roth, L. Meile, M. Schuppler, Switzerland
395
CELL WALL DEGRADATION OF SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE DURING CAVA
AGING
R. Tudela, J.J. Gallardo-Chacón, E. López-Tamames, S. Buxaderas, N. Rius, Spain,
France
396
THE GROWTH OF BIFIDOBACTERIA AND CLOSTRIDIA ON MILK
OLIGOSACCHARIDES
S. Rockova, Czech Republic
397
CHARACTERIZATION OF COAGULASE POSITIVE STAPHYLOCOCCI ISOLATED
FROM PRODUCTION LINES OF MILK PRODUCTS IN POLAND
J.G. Rola, W.W. Korpysa-Dzirba, Poland
398
STUDY ON PREVALENCE OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL ENTEROTOXINS IN
PRODUCTION LINES OF MILK PRODUCTS IN POLAND
J.G. Rola, W.W. Korpysa-Dzirba, Poland
399
BIOCONVERSION KINETIC OF LINOLEIC ACID TO CONJUGATED LINOLEIC
ACIDS BY BIFIDOBACTERIUM BREVE
M. Rossi, S. Raimondi, L. Roncaglia, A. Leonardi, A. Amaretti, Italy
400
MONITORING OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL AND LACTOBACILLI STARTERS IN
MANUFACTURING DRY FERMENTED SAUSAGES
M. Rossi, S. Raimondi, E. Franciosi, A. Leonardi, A. Amaretti, Italy
401
IDENTIFICATION OF BIOMARKERS INVOLVED IN PERSISTENT SURVIVAL OF
LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES VIA COMPARATIVE PROTEOME ANALYSIS
K. Rychli, T. Grunert, A. Zaiser, B. Stessl, M. Wagner, M. Ehling-Schulz, Austria
402
DETECTION OF VIRULENCE GENES IN STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS STRAINS
ISOLATED FROM POZOL, A MEXICAN MAIZE FERMENTED FOOD
E. Espino-García, O. Quiroz-Martínez, C. Wacher-Rodarte, A. Hamdan-Partida,
J. Bustos-Martínez, T. Sainz-Espuñes, Mexico
157
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: FOOD MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
403
COMPARISON ON ACETOBACTER STRAINS FOR NEW TECHNIQUES METHOD
OF VINEGAR PRODUCTION
P. Saithong, M. Muangnoi, P. Jithan, Thailand
404
ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF THYME ESSENTIAL OIL ON SHIGELLA SP. AND
LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES IN COTTAGE CHEESE
Y. Samaras, I. Kokosi, N. Anastasiou, C. Bolis, A. Mourelatou, E. Eriotou, Greece
405
USE OF LAUREL ESSENTIAL OIL AGAINST POST-HARVEST SPOILAGE FUNGI
Y. Samaras, I. Kokosi, N. Anastasiou, C. Bolis, A. Mourelatou, A. Tsolou, E. Sakadani,
E. Eriotou, Greece
406
FEASIBILITY STUDY ON THE SUITABILITY OF PULSED FIELD GEL
ELECTROPHORESIS PLUGS AS CERTIFIED REFERENCE MATERIALS FOR
CAMPYLOBACTER MOLECULAR TYPING
J. Simonet, N. Meeus, H. Schimmel, Belgium
407
ISOLATION OF BACTERIOCIN-PRODUCING LACTIC ACID BACTERIA FROM
HOME-MADE ARGENTINIAN CHEESES
I. Slozilova, N. Suarez, M.L. Saavedra, F. Sesma, K. Demnerova, E. Svirakova,
Czech Republic, Argentina
408
IMPROVING VITAMIN B2 IN BREAD AND PASTA WHEAT USING SELECTED
LACTIC ACID BACTERIA
V. Capozzi, G. Spano, D. van Sinderen, Italy, Ireland
409
EXPRESSION OF LACTOBACILLUS BREVIS IOEB 9809 TDC AND AGUA1 GENES
IN RED WINE
M.P. Arena, L. Beneduce, A. Romano, V. Capozzi, P. Lucas, G. Spano, Italy, Finland
410
INTERACTIONS BETWEEN POTENTIALLY PROBIOTIC MICROORGANISMS AND
A SIMULATED HUMAN GASTRO INTESTINAL SYSTEM
P. Bove, P. Russo, G. Spano, A. Gallone, D. Fiocco, Italy
411
BIOGENIC AMINES PRODUCTION INCREASE TOLERANCE OF LACTIC ACID
BACTERIA TO GASTRIC STRESS
P. Russo, P. Fernandez de Palencia, M. Fernandéz, P. Lucas, P. Lopez, G. Spano,
Italy, Spain, Finland
412
PUTRESCINE PRODUCTION BY LACTOBACILLUS PLANTARUM IS REGULATED
BY DIFFERENT NITROGEN SOURCES
M.C. Garofalo, L. Beneduce, A. Romano, P. Lucas, G. Spano, Italy, France
413
COMPARATIVE PROTEOME ANALYSIS OF A CTSR MUTANT OF
LACTOBACILLUS PLANTARUM
P. Russo, M.L. Mohedano, D. Fiocco, P. Lopez, G. Spano, Italy, Spain
158
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: FOOD MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
414
DIFFERENTIATION OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS STRAINS OF HUMAN AND
ANIMAL ORIGIN
Z. Šťástková, R. Karpíšková, V. Vaňáĉ, Czech Republic
415
EFFECT OF TEA INFUSION ON SURVIVAL OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
I.A. Steinka, K. Smentoch, A. Kukulowicz, Poland
416
DIAGNOSTIC OF VIBRIO SPECIES BY APPLICATION OF MALDI-TOF MASS
SPECTROMETRY
R. Dieckmann, E. Strauch, T. Alter, Germany
417
CHARACTERIZATION OF YERSINIA ENTEROCOLITICA BIOTYPE 1A STRAINS
USING MALDI-TOF MASS SPECTROMETRY AND PFGE TYPING
R. Dieckmann, B. Kraushaar, D. Knabner, A. Konietzny, M. Wittwer, E. Strauch,
Germany, Switzerland
418
HOW TO AVOID PITFALLS IN WHOLE GENOME SEQUENCING
B. Stuer-Lauridsen, M. Bennedsen, T.B. Rasmussen, E. Brockmann, A. Møller,
A. Wind, Denmark
419
SURVIVAL OF NON-PERSISTENT AND PERSISTENT LISTERIAS IN THE MODEL
CURD AND SMEAR RIPENED CHEESE SYSTEMS
E. Svirakova, I. Slozilova, S. Kotrbova, M. Plockova, Czech Republic
420
EVALUATION OF CELLULAR VIABILITY OF FOOD-BORNE BACTERIAL
PATHOGENS AFTER SUPERCRITICAL CO2 TREATMENT
S. Tamburini, A. Ballarini, G. Ferrentino, O. Jousson, P. Foladori, S. Spilimbergo, Italy
421
ANALYSIS OF COLD GROWTH TRANSCRIPTOME PROFILES IN SIGB AND SIGL
MUTANTS OF L. MONOCYTOGENES
M. Mattila, P. Somervuo, T. Rattei, H. Korkeala, R. Stephan, T. Tasara, Finland,
Austria, Switzerland
422
EXTRACT OF MALPIGHIA PUNICIFOLIA AS PRESERVATIVE AGENT IN FRESH
BUFFALO STEAKS
L. Tipaldi, T. Di Renzo, P. Tremonte, M. Succi, A. Reale, G. Pannella, E. Sorrentino,
R. Coppola, Italy
423
ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS
L. Tipaldi, T. Di Renzo, M. Succi, P. Tremonte, A. Reale, G. Pannella, E. Sorrentino,
R. Coppola, Italy
424
TOLL-LIKE RECEPTOR 4 RECOGNIZES EXTRACELLULAR POLYSACCHARIDE
FROM LACTOCOCCUS LACTIS SUBSP. CREMORIS
M. Tohno, T. Shimosato, H. Aso, H. Kitazawa, Japan
159
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: FOOD MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
425
INHIBITION OF FOOD-RELATED MICROORGANISMS BY LACTOBACILLUS
PLANTARUM
P. Tremonte, G. Pannella, T. Di Renzo, M. Succi, A. Reale, L. Tipaldi, R. Coppola,
E. Sorrentino, Italy
426
POTENTIAL TO PRODUCE BACTERIOCINS BY ENTEROCOCCI FROM FOOD
AGAINST LISTERIA SPECIES
K. Trivedi, R. Sedmíková, R. Karpíšková, Czech Republic
427
PRECISE TOOL FOR GENE EXPRESSION STUDY IN STAPHYLOCOCCUS
AUREUS
L. Valihrach, K. Demnerova, Czech Republic
428
OCCURRENCE OF HUMAN ENTEROPATHOGENIC YERSINIA SPP. IN PIGS AND
CONTAMINATION OF PORK CARCASSES DURING SLAUGHTER
I. Van Damme, L. De Zutter, Belgium
429
INFLUENCE OF POWDERED CHLORELLA VULGARIS ON ACID PRODUCTION,
GROWTH, AND VIABILITY OF ENTEROCOCCUS FAECIUM IN MILK
L. Varga, Hungary
430
EFFECTS OF MANAGEMENT AND MILKING CONDITIONS FOR DAIRY COWS ON
MICROBIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF RAW MILK
F. Peles, B. Béri, Z. Győri, L. Varga, Hungary
431
NORMALIZATION OF RT QPCR (REVERSE TRANSCRIPTION QUANTITATIVE
POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION) EXPRESSION DATA IN SACCHAROMYCES
CEREVISIAE DURING ALCOHOL FERMENTATION
O. Noti, E. Vaudano, A. Costantini, F. Doria, E. Garcia-Moruno, Italy
432
ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF LEMON BALM KOMBUCHA AGAINST
AUTOCHTONOUS BACTERIAL STRAINS
A. Velićanski, D. Cvetković, S. Markov, Serbia
433
ANALYSIS OF ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY AND ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE OF
ENTEROCOCCUS FAECALIS BGPT1-10P
K. Veljovic, A. Terzic-Vidojevic, M. Tolinacki, J. Begovic, M. Kojic, L. Topisirovic,
Serbia
434
POPULATION COMPOSITION AND DYNAMICS OF LACTIC ACID BACTERIA IN
ESTONIAN INDUSTRIAL RYE SOURDOUGH
E. Viiard, A. Mihhalevski, T. Paalme, I. Sarand, Estonia
435
ISOLATION OF BACTERIAL DNA FROM PROBIOTIC PETIT SUISSE CHEESE
M.L.M. Villarreal, B.D.G.M. Franco, S.M.I. Saad, Brazil
160
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: FOOD MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
436
INDUCTION OF TOLEROGENIC PORCINE ANTIGEN PRESENTING CELLS BY
IMMUNOBIOTIC LACTOBACILLUS JENSENII: IMPACT ON PATHOGEN-INDUCED
INFLAMMATORY DAMAGE
J. Villena, H. Fujie, R. Suzuki, S. Hosoya, Y. Suda, E. Chiba, H. Aso, M. Tohno,
S. Ikegami, H. Itoh, T. Saito, S. Alvarez, H. Kitazawa, Japan, Argentina
437
RECOVERY OF B CELLS IN MALNOURISHED MICE BY NASALLY
ADMINISTERED LACTOBACILLUS RHAMNOSUS
J. Villena, N. Barbieri, M. Herrera, S. Salva, H. Kitazawa, H. Fujie, S. Alvarez, Japan,
Argentina
438
BUTANEDIOL FERMENTATION AND GROWTH AT LOW PH IN
ENTEROBACTERIACEAE
B. Vivijs, W.E. Desiderio Escalante, P. Moons, A. Aertsen, C. Michiels, Belgium
439
SPECIFIC PCR DIFFERENTIATION AND PFGE ANALYSIS OF THERMOPHILIC
CAMPYLOBACTER SPP.
L. Vondráková, S. Purkrtová, K. Demnerová, J. Pazlarová, Czech Republic
440
SUSCEPTIBILITY TO LISTERIOPHAGES OF PERSISTENT L. MONOCYTOGENES
ISOLATED FROM A SMOKED FISH PROCESSING PLANT
K. Vongkamjan, S. Roof, M. Stasiewicz, M. Wiedmann, USA
441
CHARACTERIZATION AND SELECTION OF LACTIC ACID BACTERIA STRAINS
FOR THEIR EFFECTS ON BILE TOLERANCE AND CHOLESTEROL REMOVAL
S.C. Wang, C.K. Chang, S.C. Chang, C.K. Chiu, J.S. Shieh, S.Y. Chiu, P.D. Duh,
Taiwan R.O.C.
442
DEVELOPMENT OF A QPCR ASSAY FOR SPECIFIC QUANTIFICATION OF
BOTRYTIS CINEREA ON GRAPES
S. Rousseaux, S. Weidmann, C.F. Diguta, N. Bretin, B. Vincent, M. Guilloux-Benatier,
H. Alexandre, France
443
PRODUCTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL PEPTIDE OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS SC-8 COCULTURED WITH FOODBORNE PATHOGEN BACILLUS CEREUS
I.C. Yeo, N.K. Lee, Y.T. Hahm, Republic of Korea
444
ANALYSIS OF THE SECRETOME AND CELL ENVELOPE PROTEOME OF
PROBIOTIC BIFIDOBACTERIUM BIFIDUM S17 BY COMBINED GENOMIC AND
PROTEOMIC APPROACHES
D. Zhurina, A. Zomer, D. van Sinderen, C.U. Riedel, Germany, Ireland
445
DIFFERENT PATTERNS AND MECHANISMS OF NITRIC OXIDE PRODUCTION
STIMULATED BY GRAM-POSITIVE AND GRAM-NEGATIVE PROBIOTICS
Z. Zídek, E. Kmoníĉková, P. Kostecká, M. Kverka, H. Tlaskalová-Hogenová, Czech
Republic
161
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: GLOBAL REGULATORY NETWORKS
Poster No
446
SPECIFIC CONTROL OF HYPOCHLORITE RESISTANCE BY THE REDOXSENSING MARR/DUF24-TYPE REGULATOR HYPR IN BACILLUS SUBTILIS
B.K. Chi, G. Palm, K. Gronau, U. Mäder, D. Becher, W. Hinrichs, M. Hecker,
H. Antelmann, Germany
447
LINKING MUCOIDY, PHAGE SENSITIVITY AND CELL DENSITY WITH
DEVELOPMENTAL SIGNALLING IN CAULOBACTER CRESCENTUS
S. Ardissone, C. Fumeaux, S.K. Radhakrishnan, P.H. Viollier, Switzerland, India
448
THE REGULATORY CIRCUIT OF NATURAL COMPETENCE IN VIBRIO CHOLERAE
M. Blokesch, Switzerland
449
OVEREXPRESSION OF AN ECF SIGMA FACTOR RESULTS IN BIPHASIC
GROWTH OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA
A.L. Boechat, R.L. Baldini, Brazil
450
ANALYSIS OF GLNX DELETION MUTANTS OF CORYNEBACTERIUM
GLUTAMICUM: EVIDENCE FOR A NEW SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION PATHWAY
G. Bosco, M. Bott, Germany
451
INTERCONVERSION BETWEEN BOUND AND FREE CONFORMATIONS OF LEXA
ORCHESTRATES THE BACTERIAL SOS RESPONSE
M. Butala, D. Klose, V. Hodnik, A. Rems, Z. Podlesek, J.P. Klare, G. Anderluh,
S.J.W. Busby, H.J. Steinhoff, D. Ţgur-Bertok, Slovenia, Germany, UK
452
NOVEL TARGETS OF RNASE III IN STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
E. Lioliou, I. Caldelari, A.C. Helfer, C. Sharma, J. Vogel, P. Romby, France, Germany
453
GENOME-WIDE BINDING PROFILES OF THE BACILLUS SUBTILIS TRANSITION
STATE REGULATOR ABRB AND ITS HOMOLOG ABH
O. Chumsakul, H. Takahashi, T. Oshima, T. Hishimoto, S. Kanaya, N. Ogasawara, S.
Ishikawa, Japan
454
MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF THE REGULATION OF VIRULENCE GENE
EXPRESSION BY BILE IN THE ENTERIC BACTERIUM VIBRIO CHOLERAE
A.K. Dey, R. Chowdhury, India
455
THE COMPLEX REGULATION OF VIRF EXPRESSION IN SHIGELLA FLEXNERI
M.L. Di Martino, C.N. Tran, M. Falconi, B. Colonna, G. Prosseda, Italy
456
THE MENINGOCOCCAL REGULATOR NADR DIFFERENTIALLY REGULATES
NADA AND MAFA ADHESINS IN RESPONSE TO PHYSIOLOGICALLY RELEVANT
SIGNALS
L. Fagnocchi, V. Scarlato, I. Delany, Italy
162
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: GLOBAL REGULATORY NETWORKS (contd.)
Poster No
457
EXAMINING THE STRUCTURAL PERTUBATIONS OF DNA BY H-NS
V. Fairweather, A. Bourghammoura, A. Khodr, A. Delacour, E. Bouffartigues,
S. Rimsky, France
458
REGULATION OF THE ACTIVITY OF DNAA AND ITS ROLE DURING THE CELL
CYCLE OF CAULOBACTER CRESCENTUS
C. Fernandez-Fernandez, J. Collier, Switzerland
459
BRADYRHIZOBIUM JAPONICUM EXTRACYTOPLASMIC FUNCTION (ECF) SIGMA
FACTORS INVOLVED IN SYMBIOSIS AND OXIDATIVE STRESS RESPONSE
H.M. Fischer, N. Masloboeva, L. Reutimann, S. Mesa, H. Hennecke, Switzerland,
Spain
460
REGULATION OF UNUSUAL DEVELOPMENTAL PHENOTYPES BY THE MUCRS
TRANSCRIPTION FACTORS IN CAULOBACTER
C. Fumeaux, S.K. Radhakrishnan, P. Viollier, Switzerland, India
461
TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION OF THE ASST-DSBL-DSBI GENES IN
SALMONELLA ENTERICA SEROVAR TYPHI
A. Gallego-Hernández, E. Calva, Mexico
462
STUDY OF THE REGULATION OF CHOLESTEROL DEGRADATIVE PATHWAY IN
MYCOBACTERIUM SMEGMATIS MC2 155: THE KSTR REPRESSOR
E. García Fernández, I. Uhía, F.J. Medrano, J. Perera, O. Drzyzga, J.L. García,
B. Galán, Spain
463
REGULATION OF PNEUMOCOCCAL ABC-TRANSPORT BY DIHYDROLIPOAMIDE
DEHYDROGENASE
R.E. Tyx, H. Roche-Hakansson, L. Burkard, A.P. Hakansson, USA
464
TRANSCRIPTIONAL CONTROL OF THE GENERAL STRESS RESPONSE IN
RHIZOBIUM ETLI
A. Jans, M. Fauvart, J. Michiels, Belgium
465
CO-SENSING OF LYSINE AND PH BY THE MEMBRANE-INTEGRATED
TRANSCRIPTIONAL ACTIVATOR CADC AND THE LYSINE TRANSPORTER LYSP
IN ESCHERICHIA COLI
K. Jung, M. Rauschmeier, L. Tetsch, V. Schüppel, I. Haneburger, Germany
466
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE SLN1-YPD1-SKN7 TWO-COMPONENT SIGNAL
TRANSDUCTION SYSTEM OF THE METHYLOTROPHIC YEAST HANSENULA
POLYMORPHA
E.H. Kim, D.B. Oh, J.Y. Kim, H.A. Kang, O. Kwon, Republic of Korea
163
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: GLOBAL REGULATORY NETWORKS (contd.)
Poster No
467
STUDY OF THE CRL REGULON IN ESCHERICHIA COLI USING
TRANSCRIPTIONAL FUSIONS
O. Dudin, S. Lacour, H. Geiselmann, France
468
GENOME-WIDE TRANSCRIPTIONAL RESPONSES OF ESCHERICHIA COLI TO
LYCOPENE OVERPRODUCTION
E.G. Lee, S.H. Yoon, H.J. Jang, D.B. Oh, S.W. Kim, O. Kwon, Republic of Korea
469
ESSENTIAL OF CYSTEINE/METHIONINE METABOLISM FOR HIGH NISIN
PRODUCTION IN LACTOCOCCUS LACTIS
R. Li, J. Su, G. Gao, H. Xu, Y. Bai, X. Zhang, M. Qiao, China
470
OSMOADAPTATION OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS UNDER POTASSIUM LIMITATION PROTEOMIC STUDY OF YXKO MUTANT
M. Petrovová, E. Streitová, I. Lichá, Czech Republic
471
PICKING UP NOVEL PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA QUORUM SENSING
REGULATORS
F. Longo, F. Tavassi, R. Bondì, G. Rampioni, F. Imperi, P. Visca, E. Zennaro, L. Leoni,
Italy
472
IDENTIFICATION OF THE REX REGULON IN LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES
S. Müller, A. Krementowski, S. Wüstner, C. Held, A. Ehrenreich, S. Scherer, Germany
473
REDOX REGULATION OF HELICOBACTER PYLORI ESSENTIAL ORPHAN
RESPONSE REGULATOR HP1043
I. Olekhnovich, S. Vitko, P. Hoffman, USA
474
LEXA REGULON OF CLOSTRIDIUM DIFFICILE 630
N. Pauliĉ, M. Obrez, V. Hodnik, G. Anderluh, M. Rupnik, M. Butala, D. Ţgur-Bertok,
Slovenia
475
IN VITRO TRANSCRIPTION PROFILING OF THE ΣS SUBUNIT OF BACTERIAL
RNA POLYMERASE: ΣS REGULON AND ΣS-SPECIFIC PROMOTER SEQUENCE
ELEMENTS RE-DEFINITION
C. Peano, A. Maciag, A. Pietrelli, T. Egli, G. De Bellis, P. Landini, Italy, Switzerland
476
UNRAVELING THE PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTION OF A TRANSCRIPTION
REGULATOR FROM THE ARCHAEON SULFOLOBUS SOLFATARICUS
E. Peeters, T. Nguyen Duc, A. Vassart, D. Charlier, Belgium
477
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE OF DEVELOPMENTAL TRANSCRIPTION FACTORS
CONTROLLING CELL CYCLE AND DIFFERENTIATION IN CAULOBACTER
CRESCENTUS
S. Radhakrishnan, L. Theraulaz, P. Viollier, India, Switzerland
164
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: GLOBAL REGULATORY NETWORKS (contd.)
Poster No
478
CONSTITUTIVE ACTIVATION OF THE TWO-COMPONENT RESPONSE
REGULATORS ABRA2 AND ABRC3 FROM STREPTOMYCES COELICOLOR
S. Rico, A. Yepes, R.I. Santamaría, M. Díaz, Spain
479
THE ADAPTIVE RESPONSE OF M. SMEGMATIS TO NITROGEN LIMITING
CONDITIONS
K.J. Williams, V.A. Jenkins, B.D. Robertson, UK
480
THE PSEUDOMONAS CRC GLOBAL REGULATOR MODULATES TRANSLATION
OF BOTH REGULATORY AND STRUCTURAL GENES AT SEVERAL CATABOLIC
PATHWAYS
R. Moreno, P. Fonseca, S. Hernández, F. Rojo, Spain
481
LADS SIGNALLING HISTIDINE KINASE OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA ACTS
ON RSMY AND RSMZ SMALL RNA REGULATION THROUGH THE GACS/GACA
TWO COMPONENT SYSTEM
L. Roux, M. Sivaneson, N. Roux, S. de Bentzmann, A. Filloux, C. Bordi, France, UK
482
GLOBAL REGULATION BY CSRA IN ESCHERICHIA COLI
E. Seyll, P. Englert, J. Timmermans, L. Van Melderen, Belgium
483
ACCSR, TWO-COMPONENT SYSTEM INVOLVED ON A NEW REGULATORY
NETWORK IN THE ANAEROBIC CATABOLISM OF AROMATIC COMPOUNDS IN
AZOARCUS SP. CIB
J.A. Valderrama Traslaviña, J.L. García, M. Carmona, E. Díaz, Spain
484
AUTOREGULATION OF THE LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES AGR OPERON
M.S. Waidmann, A. Sedlag, M. Auchter, C.U. Riedel, Germany
485
TRANSCRIPTIONAL SILENCING AND ANTI-SILENCING FROM REMOTE SITES
ON THE SHIGELLA FLEXNERI VIRULENCE PLASMID
D.J. Harrison, M.I. Castellanos, K. Pew, J.C. Duhart, C.T. Hensley, H.J. Wing, USA
486
ROLE OF THE SIGMA FACTOR RPOS IN THE ADAPTATION OF E.COLI TO
DIFFERENT GROWTH AND STRESS CONDITIONS
J. Wolf, T. Egli, Switzerland
487
REGULATED PROTEOLYSIS OF THE CHROMOSOME SEGREGATION FACTORS
PARA AND PARB BY CLPCP/MECA IN LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES
S. Spiess, J. Fuhrmann, T. Clausen, E. Charpentier, Sweden, Austria
165
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: MICROBIAL CELL BIOLOGY AND CELL STRUCTURE
Poster No
488
CYTOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF PARASITIC ACTION OF
ULTRAMICROBACTERIA NF1 AND NF3 FROM THE GENUS KAISTIA ON
CYANOBACTERIA
T.N. Abashina, N.E. Suzina, V.I. Duda, Russia
489
STRUCTURE AND EVOLUTION OF THERMOSYNECHOCOCCUS ELONGATUS
OMP85
T. Arnold, K. Zeth, D. Linke, Germany
490
CHOREOGRAPHY OF CHROMOSOME SEGREGATIONIN VIBRIO CHOLERAE
A. David, C. Possoz, F.X. Barre, France
491
ENTEROCOCCUS FAECALIS CATALASE AS A MODEL FOR HEME PROTEIN
ASSEMBLY
M. Baureder, L. Hederstedt, Sweden
492
THE C-TYPE NATRIURETIC PEPTIDE (CNP), A EUKARYOTIC HORMONE WHICH
MODULATES PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA PAO1 VIRULENCE FACTORS
PRODUCTION AND ENHANCES BACTERIAL ADHESION
A.S. Blier, W. Veron, A. Bazire, P. Fontaine, L. Taupin, K. Rehel, J.F. Brière,
V. Levacher, A. Dufour, A. Madi, N. Orange, C. Hulen, M. Feuilloley, O. Lesouhaitier,
France
493
ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY OF THE BACILLUS SUBTILIS DIVISOME
M. Bramkamp, I. Wadenpohl, Germany
494
ACTIVATION OF AN IMPORTED BACTERIAL PROTEIN TOXIN, COLICIN M, BY
THE PERIPLASMIC FKPA PROLYL CIS-TRANS ISOMERASE / CHAPERONE
V. Braun, S. Helbig, S.I. Patzer, C. Römer, Microbioal Cell Biology and Cell Structure,
Germany
495
MULTIPLICATION OF LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES L-FORMS BY
INTRACELLULAR BUDDING
Y. Briers, T. Staubli, B. Schnell, M. Schuppler, M. Loessner, Switzerland
496
HOMOLOGY MODELING AND FUNCTIONAL PREDICTION OF THE
MALONYL-ACYL CARRIER PROTEIN FROM PLANT GROWTH PROMOTING
BACTERIA, BACILLUS AMYLOLIQUEFACIENS
N. Buensanteai, Thailand
497
ANALYSIS OF THE DEAD-BOX RNA HELICASE SA1387 FROM
STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
E. Buttazzoni, A.R. Corvaglia, P. Linder, Switzerland
498
THE CYTOSKELETAL PROTEIN, FILP, AND THE DEVELOPMENTAL CYCLE OF
STREPTOMYCES COELICOLOR
S. Cantlay, K. Fuchino, N. Ausmees, Sweden
166
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: MICROBIAL CELL BIOLOGY AND CELL STRUCTURE (contd.)
Poster No
499
VISUALIZATION OF MISMATCH REPAIR IN LIVE CAULOBACTER CRESCENTUS
CELLS
J. Collier, Switzerland
500
SEGREGATION OF THE TER REGION OF THE E. COLI CHROMOSOME
F. Cornet, M. Deghorain, C. Pages, M. Stouf, France
501
FLUORESCENCE AND ATOMIC FORCE MICROSCOPY IMAGING OF WALL
TEICHOIC ACIDS IN LACTOBACILLUS PLANTARUM
M. Deghorain, G. Andre, P. Bron, I. van Swam, M. Kleerebezem, P. Hols, Y. Dufrêne,
Belgium, The Netherlands
502
IDENTIFICATION OF THE WHIH REGULON AND TWO GENES REQUIRED FOR
DEVELOPMENTALLY CONTROLLED CELL DIVISION AND Z-RING ASSEMBLY IN
STREPTOMYCES
J. Larsson, E. Barane, M.J. Bibb, M.J. Buttner, K. Flärdh, Sweden, UK
503
RESTORING FLAGELLATION IN THE NATURALLY NON-FLAGELLATED
SALMONELLA GALLINARUM
O.C. Freitas Neto, A. Imre, A. Bukovinski, L. Hobley, R. Atterbury, S. Liddell,
L. Sockett, M. Jones, A. Berchieri, P. Barrow, Brazil, UK
504
COILED COIL CYTOSKELETON IN STREPTOMYCES CELL ARCHITECTURE
K. Fuchino, S. Cantlay, S. Bagchi, L. Sandblad, N. Ausmees, Sweden
505
ROLE OF ENTEROCOCCAL CELL WALL POLYSACCHARIDE STRUCTURE IN
RESISTANCE TO KILLING BY NEUTROPHILS
S.T. Geiss, A. Beczala, C. Theilacker, O. Holst, J. Huebner, Germany
506
ESSENTIAL AND NOT ESSENTIAL INTERACTIONS IN INTERACTOME
NETWORKS: THE CASE OF FTSQ, AN E. COLI DIVISION PROTEIN
L. Grenga, A. Rizzo, L. Paolozzi, P. Ghelardini, Italy
507
CLPB - HTPG INTERACTION IN ESCHERICHIA COLI, RESEARCH IN VITRO AND
IN VIVO
A.M. Grudniak, N. Kubisa, K. Grześ, Poland
508
INDUCTION OF ECF SIGMA FACTORS IN THE CELLS WITH DEFECTIVE LTA IN
BACILLUS SUBTILIS
M. Hashimoto, Y. Tanimura, Y. Kamiya, S. Matsuoka, H. Hara, K. Asai, Y. Sadaie,
K. Matsumoto, Japan
509
EVIDENCE THAT THE PNEUMOCOCCAL AUTOLYSIN, LYTA, IS AN
INTRACELLULAR PROTEIN
D. Straume, H. Wei, L.S. Havarstein, Norway
167
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: MICROBIAL CELL BIOLOGY AND CELL STRUCTURE (contd.)
Poster No
510
UNDERSTANDING THE MECHANISTIC BASIS OF HYPHAL BRANCHING IN
FILAMENTOUS BACTERIA
A.M. Hempel, D.M. Richards, M.J. Buttner, K. Flärdh, M. Howard, UK, Sweden
511
CELL BIOLOGY OF IGNICOCCUS HOSPITALIS - A UNIQUE CRENARCHAEON
H. Huber, U. Kueper, C. Meyer, L. Kreuter, T. Heimerl, R. Wirth, R. Rachel, Germany
512
INTERRELATION OF ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY AND FREE-RADICAL PROCESSES
IN THE YEASTS AT DIFFERENT GROWTH STAGE
Y. Deryabina, E. Isakova, E. Gurova, Group of Biological Oxidation under Extreme
Conditions, Russia
513
THE EFFECT OF LIPOPHIL QUINONE, MENADIONE, ON THE RESPIRATORY
SYSTEM OF THE NEUROSPORA CRASSA FUNGI
E. Isakova, Y. Deryabina, N. Gessler, T. Belozerskaya, Group of Biological Oxidation
under Extreme Conditions, Russia
514
IDENTIFICATION OF NOVEL PROTEINS WITH FUNCTIONS IN ACCUMULATION
AND SUBCELLULAR LOCALISATION OF PHB GRANULES IN BACTERIA
D. Pfeiffer, D. Jendrossek, Germany
515
TWO GENETICALLY SEPARABLE CONTROL MODULES GOVERN THE
TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL REGULATION OF DNA REPLICATION IN
CAULOBACTER CRESCENTUS
K. Jonas, Y.E. Chen, M.T. Laub, USA
516
MECHANISM OF GRADIENT FORMATION BY THE CAULOBACTER CELL
DIVISION INHIBITOR MIPZ
D. Kiekebusch, K. Michie, L.O. Essen, S. Wick, J. Löwe, M. Thanbichler, Germany, UK
517
PEPTIDOGLYCAN-LINKED CADAVERINE SERVES AS THE ESSENTIAL
CONSTITUENT FOR THE ANCHORING MECHANISM BETWEEN THE OUTER
MEMBRANE AND PEPTIDOGLYCAN IN SELENOMONAS RUMINANTIUM
S. Kojima, J. Kaneko, N. Abe, Y. Takatsuka, Y. Kamio, Japan
518
THE SILICON LAYER SUPPORTS ACID RESISTANCE OF BACILLUS CEREUS
SPORE
A. Kuroda, R. Hirota, Y. Hata, T. Ikeda, Japan
519
INTERACTION BETWEEN PROTEINS BELONGING TO VERY SHORT PATCH
REPAIR SYSTEM ENCODED BY NEISSERIA GONORRHOEAE FA1090
A. Kwiatek, K. Bandyra, A. Piekarowicz, Poland
168
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: MICROBIAL CELL BIOLOGY AND CELL STRUCTURE (contd.)
Poster No
520
ESCHERICHIA COLI CYCLIC-DI-GMP SIGNALLING UNDER ANAEROBIC
CONDITIONS
M. Lacey, J. Green
521
ATYPICAL KOPS MOTIFS FOR ATYPICAL XER RECOMBINATION IN
STREPTOCOCCACEAE
S. Nolivos, F. Touzain, C. Pagès, P. Rousseau, M. El Karoui, P. Le Bourgeois,
F. Cornet, France
522
RECOMBINANT S-LAYER PRODUCTION INDUCES DISORDERED CELL DIVISION
IN E. COLI FILAMENTS
F.L. Lederer, T.J. Günther, J. Raff, K. Pollmann, Germany
523
COUNTER-CLOCKWISE CIRCULAR MOTION OF BACTERIA SWIMMING AT THE
AIR/LIQUID INTERFACE
L. Lemelle, J.F. Palierne, E. Chatre, C. Place, France
524
THE USE OF FLUORESCENT PROTEINS FOR MONITORING GENE EXPRESSION
UNDER ANAEROBIC CONDITIONS IN BACTEROIDES FRAGILIS
L.A. Lobo, N. Médici, E.O. Ferreira, R.M.C.P. Domingues, E. Rocha, Brazil, USA
525
LIPOMYCES: INDICATOR OF NOVEL ANTIFUNGALS
M.M.J. Maartens, H.C. Swart, E. Coetsee, C.W. Swart, P.W.J. van Wyk, J.C. Swarts,
C.H. Pohl, D.M. Ncango, J.L.F. Kock, South Africa
526
IMPACT OF PH ON THE OLIGOMERISATION AND THE FUNCTIONS OF LO18,
A SMALL HEAT SHOCK PROTEIN OF OENOCOCCUS OENI
M. Maitre, A. Rieu, C. Ebel, J. Covès, S. Weidmann, J. Guzzo, France
527
HETEROGENEITY BETWEEN SALMONELLA STRAINS AND SEROVARS IN
EPITHELIAL CELL INVASION AND MEMBRANE RUFFLING
L. Malt, R. La Ragione, M. Jepson, UK
528
ROLE AND REGULATION OF COLD SHOCK PROTEINS IN CAULOBACTER
CRESCENTUS
R.R. Mazzon, C.A.P.T. da Silva, E.A.S. Lang, M.V. Marques, Brazil
529
EXPLORING THE REGULATORY ROLE(S) OF METABOLIC FLUCTUATIONS
DURING THE CAULOBACTER CRESCENTUS CELL CYCLE
D. Martins, S.K. Radhakrishnan, P. Viollier, Switzerland, India
530
BACILLUS SUBTILIS MIND HAS TWO AMPHIPATHIC Α-HELICES INVOLVED IN
ITS SEPTAL LOCALIZATION
K. Ishikawa, S. Matsuoka, H. Hara, K. Matsumoto, Japan
169
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: MICROBIAL CELL BIOLOGY AND CELL STRUCTURE (contd.)
Poster No
531
VPA1604, A PROTEIN CONTAINING PHOSPHORYLATED TYROSINE,
MODULATES HIGH MOLECULAR WEIGHT CAPSULAR POLYSACCHARIDE IN
VIBRIO PARAHAEMOLYTICUS
K. Mawatari, Y. Yoneda, M. Honda, H. Iba, M. Aihara, Z. Su, T. Shimohata,
M. Yamato, A. Takahashi, Japan
532
ANALYSIS OF SINGLE GENE DELETIONS IN ESCHERICHIA COLI RESULTING IN
INCREASED PERMEABILITY & INSTABILITY OF THE OUTER MEMBRANE
F.C. Morris, D.J. Eaves, C.A. Wardius, A.H. Spencer, R.K. Shaw, K. Tveen Jensen,
M.D.G. de Luna, L.J. Piddock, I.R. Henderson
533
PARADOXICALLY, PRIOR ACQUISITION OF ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY ENHANCES
OXIDATIVE STRESS-INDUCED CELL DEATH
O. Murik, A. Kaplan, Israel
534
FTSZ-RING STABILIZATION BY ZIPA
M. Pazos, M. Vicente, P. Natale, Spain
535
F1-CATALYSED ATP HYDROLYSIS IS REQUIRED FOR KLUYVEROMYCES
LACTIS VIABILITY ABSENCE OF ANIONIC PHOSPHOLIPIDS
M. Obernauerova, V. Polakoviova, A. Bardelcikova, Slovak Republic
536
NANOSAM INVESTIGATES SMART SPORE MOVEMENT
A.P.S. Olivier, H.C. Swart, E. Coetsee, C.W. Swart, P.W.J. van Wyk, S.W. Schoombie,
C.H. Pohl, J.L.F. Kock, South Africa
537
ESCHERICHIA COLI SEPTUM POSITION SELECTION MACHINERY IN THE
ABSENCE OF NUCLEOID
M. Pazos, P. Natale, M. Vicente, Spain
538
A CONSERVED MECHANISM OF GABA BINDING AND ANTAGONISM IS
REVEALED BY A STRUCTURE-FUNCTION ANALYSIS OF A. TUMEFACIENS
ATU2422
S. Planamente, D. Faure, M. Solange, France
539
THE FILAMENTOUS CYANOBACTERIUM CYLINDROSPERMOPSIS RACIBORSKII
CS-505, JUST NEEDS END HETEROCYSTS TO SURVIVE COMBINED NITROGEN
DEPLETION
A.M. Plominsky, M. Vásquez, B. Bergman, Chile, Sweden
540
CYTOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTIC OF NEW ULTRAMICROBACTERIA
V. Polivtseva, N. Suzina, V. Duda, Russia
541
EFFECT OF LMO1941 KNOCK-OUT ON THE STRUCTURE OF CELL WALL AND
SUSCEPTIBILITY OF LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES TO Β-LACTAM ANTIBIOTICS
A. Krawczyk-Balska, M. Popowska, Poland
170
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: MICROBIAL CELL BIOLOGY AND CELL STRUCTURE (contd.)
Poster No
542
POLYMORPHISM OF TRICHOMONAS VAGINALIS IN CONDITIONS OF IN VITRO
INFECTION
N. Razdolskaya, A. Ivanov, A. Krivoruchko, L. Litvinchuk, O. Gavrilova, Russia
543
PROTEIN COMPLEX PARTITIONING BY A PARA LIKE PROTEIN
M. Roberts, K. Hadfield, G. Wadhams, J. Armitage, UK
544
EXPRESSION PATTERNS OF CELL-WALL PROTEIN (CWP) GENES IN
YARROWIA LIPOLYTICA GROWN ON METHYL-OLEATE
C. Romero-Guido, H. Phan-Thi, H. Licandro-Seraut, J.F. Ritt, J.F. Cavin, Y. Waché,
France
545
ASSEMBLY OF A RECOMBINATION MACHINE
P. Rousseau, C. Diagne, C. Tardin, L. Salomé, F. Cornet, France
546
MULTIFUNCTIONAL PYROPHOSPHATE-DEPENDENT
6-PHOSPHOFRUCTOKINASE (PPI-PFK) IN THE METABOLISM OF AEROBIC
METHYLOTROPHIC BACTERIA
O.N. Rozova, V.N. Khmelenina, Y.A. Trotsenko, Russia
547
THE ROLE OF NOX PROTEINS IN CHLAMYDIAL GROWTH IN THE MODEL
ORGANISM DICTYOSTELIUM DISCOIDEUM
B. Rusconi, G. Greub, Switzerland
548
ORAL STREPTOCOCCI PRODUCING BACTERIOCIN-LIKE INHIBITORY
SUBSTANCES (BLIS) AS ORAL PROBIOTICS AGAINST POTENTIAL UPPER
RESPIRATORY TRACT PATHOGENS
M. Santagati, M. Scillato, V. Metoldo, F. Patanè, S. Stefani, Italy
549
ROLE OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL WALL TEICHOIC ACID IN TARGETING THE
MAJOR AUTOLYSIN ATL
M. Schlag, R. Biswas, D.D. Demircioğlu, A. Peschel, B. Krismer, F. Götz, Germany
550
PHYSICAL COMPARTMENTALIZATION BY A PROTEIN DIFFUSION BARRIER IN
STALKED ALPHA-PROTEOBACTERIA
S. Schlimpert, A. Briegel, K. Bolte, J. Kahnt, G.J. Jensen, U.G. Maier, M. Thanbichler,
Germany, USA
551
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CELL SURFACE HYDROPHOBICITY AND
SURVIVAL OF LACTIC ACID BACTERIA UNDER ADVERSE ENVIRONMENTAL
CONDITIONS
L. Shakirova, L. Auzina, M. Gavare, M. Grube, P. Zikmanis, Latvia
552
ROLES OF THE DIRECT MINE-MEMBRANE INTERACTION IN PROPER FUNCTION
OF THE MIN SYSTEM
Y.L. Shih, Taiwan R.O.C.
171
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: MICROBIAL CELL BIOLOGY AND CELL STRUCTURE (contd.)
Poster No
553
REGULATION OF BACTERIAL STRINGENT FACTOR RELA BY PPGPP
NUCLEOTIDE
V. Shyp, S. Tankov, A. Ermakov, B. English, M. Ehrenberg, J. Elf, T. Tenson,
V. Hauryliuk, Estonia, Sweden
554
EVALUATION OF ORIENTIA TSUTSUGAMUSHI GROWTH IN C6/36, VERO AND
L929 CELL LINES
S. Jintaworn, S. Noisakran, Y. Suputtamongkol, S.D. Blacksell, S. Siritantikorn,
Thailand
555
TYPE II PHOSPHOMANNOSE ISOMERASE BCEA AS A NEW TARGET FOR THE
DEVELOPMENT OF NEW ANTIMICROBIALS AGAINST BURKHOLDERIA CEPACIA
COMPLEX BACTERIA
S.A. Sousa, L. Pereira, J.R. Feliciano, C. Frazão, J.H. Leitão, Portugal
556
A NOVEL MODE OF REPRODUCTION IN LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES L-FORMS
T. Staubli, Y. Briers, M.J. Loessner, Switzerland
557
A NOVEL NANOTECHNOLOGY FOR YEAST
C.W. Swart, H.C. Swart, E. Coetsee, C.H. Pohl, P.W.J. van Wyk, J.L.F. Kock,
South Africa
558
NOVEL ANTIFUNGAL INDICATORS UNCOVERED IN YEAST
D.M. Ncango, C.H. Pohl, P.W.J. van Wyk, C.W. Swart, J.L.F. Kock, South Africa
559
ASSOCIATION OF 3-HYDROXY OXYLIPINS WITH CAPSULES OF
CRYPTOCOCCUS NEOFORMANS
O.M. Sebolai, C.H. Pohl, P.J. Botes, C.W. Swart, P.W.J. van Wyk, J.L.F. Kock,
South Africa
560
THE CELL MEMBRANE A DEFINING FEATURE OF THE CELL
B.J. Tindall, Germany
561
ANALYSIS OF INTERACTION BETWEEN LOLCDE AND LIPOPROTEINS BY
MEANS OF PHOTO-CROSS-LINKING
M. Mizutani, K. Mukaiyama, H. Tokuda, Japan
562
CHROMOSOME ORGANIZATION IN PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA
I. Vallet-Gely, F. Boccard, France
563
STEROL HOMEOSTASIS IN RESPONSE TO A HYDROPHOBIC-COMPOUND
STRESS IN THE YEAST YARROWIA LIPOLYTICA
T.M.N. Ta, C. Romero-Guido, H. Phan-Thi, L. Cao-Hoang, Y. Waché, France, Vietnam
564
STABILITY OF PROTEINS AND MEMBRANES IN HEAT SHOCKS CELLS OF
ESCHERICHIA COLI EXPRESSING THE SMHSP LO18 OF OENOCOCCUS OENI
S. Weidmann, A. Rieu, M. Rega, F. Coucheney, J. Guzzo, France
172
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: MICROBIAL CELL BIOLOGY AND CELL STRUCTURE (contd.)
Poster No
565
SEGREGATION PATTERNS OF THE ESCHERICHIA COLI CHROMOSOME
C.L. Woldringh, F. Hansen, The Netherlands, Denmark
566
IN VITRO ACTIVITY BY THE FUNCTIONAL SEPARATION OF CELL ORGANELLES,
LYSOSOMES AND PEROXISOMES IN SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE
J. Min, J. Yoon, Republic of Korea
567
SUBCELLULAR LOCALIZATION OF SORTASE A IN STAPHYLOCOCCI
W. Yu, F. Götz, Germany
568
LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES L,D-CARBOXYPEPTIDASES ARE INVOLVED IN
SEPTUM FORMATION, BUT PLAY DIFFERENT ROLES IN LIFECYCLE AND
VIRULENCE
D. Yurov, A. Varfolomeev, L. Didenko, S. Ermolaeva, Russia
569
EXPOSING THE REPLICATION-INITIATION "ECLIPSE" IN THYMINE-LIMITED
ESCHERICHIA COLI
A. Zaritsky, P. Wang, Israel, USA
570
BORRELIA BURGDORFERI SURFACE LIPOPROTEIN-CALMODULIN FUSIONS
REVEAL PERIPLASMIC SECRETION INTERMEDIATES
S. Chen, W. Zückert, USA
POSTER SESSION 2: MOLECULAR METHODS FOR DIAGNOSIS OF INFECTIVE AGENTS
571
DETECTION AND EVALUATION OF HILA GENE OF SALMONELLA ISOLATED
FROM POULTRY BY PCR ASSAY
J. Akbarmehr, Iran
572
NOVEL MARKERS FOR DNA-BASED DETECTION OF XANTHOMONAS
EUVESICATORIA IN INFECTED PLANTS
P. Albuquerque, C.M.R. Caridade, A.S. Rodrigues, A.R.S. Marcal, J. Cruz, L. Cruz,
C.L. Santos, M.V. Mendes, F. Tavares, Portugal
573
DETECTION OF HELICOBACTER PYLORI IN STOOL SPECIMENS BY ELISA AND
BY PCR WITH SIMULTANEOUS DETERMINATION OF CLARITHROMYCIN
RESISTANCE
K. Egli, S. Lario, X. Calvet, M. Altwegg, Switzerland, Spain
574
RAPID DETECTION OF SALMONELLA AND CAMPYLOBACTER BY PCR IN
STOOL SPECIMENS
K. Egli, L. Berlinger, S. Burch, J. Bale, M. Altwegg, Switzerland
173
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: MOLECULAR METHODS FOR DIAGNOSIS OF INFECTIVE AGENTS
(contd.)
Poster No
575
IDENTIFICATION OF INFECTIVE AGENTS THROUGH A DNA-MICROARRAY
DETECTING NOVEL SPECIES-SPECIFIC BACTERIAL GENETIC MARKERS
A. Ballarini, N. Segata, O. Jousson, Italy, USA
576
INCIDENCE AND VIRULENCE FACTORS OF VEROCYTOTOXIN-PRODUCING
ESCHERICHIA COLI IN THE BRUSSELS CAPITAL REGION (BELGIUM), 2008-2010
G. Buvens, D. Allemeersch, A. Dediste, Y. De Gheldre, A.I. de Moreau, G. Mascart,
A. Simon, S. Lauwers, D. Piérard, Belgium
577
SYBR GREEN-BASED REAL TIME PCR FOR THE DETECTION OF BARTONELLA
HENSELAE E B. CLARRIDGEIAE AND B. QUINTANA IN CATS
R. Staggemeier, F.R. Spilki, V. Cantarelli, Brazil
578
COPAN FECAL SWAB STABILIZE NUCLEIC ACIDS IN STOOL SPECIMENS FOR
MOLECULAR DETECTION OF ADENOVIRUS, ROTAVIRUS AND NOROVIRUS
S. Castriciano, M. MacPerson, C. Rutherford, D. Goldfarb, M. Smieja, Canada
579
DETECTION AND IDENTIFICATION OF MYCOBACTERIUM BOVIS AND OTHER M.
TUBERCULOSIS COMPLEX MEMBERS USING REGIONS OF DIFFERENCE
TARGETED TAQMAN PROBES
P. Costa, A. Ferreira, A. Amaro, A. Botelho, M. Viveiros, J. Inácio, Portugal
580
IMPROVED MULTIGENE TARGETS FOR THE TAQMAN-BASED IDENTIFICATION
OF PATHOGENIC LEPTOSPIRA SPECIES
A. Ferreira, P. Costa, A. Amaro, T. Rocha, G. Thompson, J. Inácio, Portugal
581
ASSESSMENT OF THEILERIA ANNULATA INFECTION IN BOVINES USING A
TAMS1-BASED REAL-TIME PCR APPROACH
M. Santos, R. Soares, P. Costa, A. Amaro, J. Inácio, J. Gomes, Portugal
582
EMERGING CRIMEAN-CONGO HEMORRHAGIC FEVER VIRUS IN NORTH
KORDUFAN OF SUDAN
A. Elata, Sudan
583
REAPPRAISAL OF CUTANEOUS LEISHMANIASIS IN PATIENTS REFERRED TO
PASTEUR INSTITUTE OF IRAN DURING 2006-2009
M. Farahmand, H. Atashi Shirazi, S. Naeimi, Iran
584
DETECTION OF PARASITE DNA IN BODY SECRETIONS AND SURFACE
MUCOSA: AN STEP TOWARDS NON-INVASIVE APPROACH TO MALARIA
DIAGNOSIS
S. A-Elgayoum, E.A. El-Rayah, H. Giha, Sudan, Bahrain
174
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: MOLECULAR METHODS FOR DIAGNOSIS OF INFECTIVE AGENTS
(contd.)
Poster No
585
RAPID IDENTIFICATION OF CLINICAL MYCOBACTERIAL STRAINS BY MATRIXASSISTED LASER DESORPTION IONIZATION-TIME OF FLIGHT MASS
SPECTROMETRY (MALDI-TOF MS)
A. Ingebretsen, A. Myhre, I. Szpinda, T. Tønjum, Norway
586
QUANTITATIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE PREVALENCE OF CAMPYLOBACTER
AND SALMONELLA SPECIES IN CHICKEN RINSES EMPLOYING REAL-TIME PCR
A. Iwobi, I. Huber, Germany
587
FLOW CYTOMETRY FOR FAST DETECTION OF WATERBORNE PATHOGENS
H.A. Keserue, A. Baumgartner, R. Felleisen, T. Egli, Switzerland
588
COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF CANDIDA DNA, CANDIDA MANNAN AND
(1-3)-Β-D-GLUCAN IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF CANDIDEMIA IN RELATION TO
BLOOD CULTURE
Z. Khan, E. Mokaddas, S. Ahmad, M. Nampoory, M. Burhamah, Kuwait
589
DOUBLE TRIPLEX REAL-TIME PCR ASSAY FOR SIMULTANEOUS DETECTION
OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS, STAPHYLOCOCCUS EPIDERMIDIS,
STAPHYLOCOCCUS HOMINIS, AND STAPHYLOCOCCUS HAEMOLYTICUS
A. Kilic, A.C. Basustaoglu, Turkey
590
MOLECULAR DETECTION OF NONTUBERCULOUS MYCOBACTERIA FROM
SPUTUM SPECIMENS IN A HIGH BURDEN TUBERCULOSIS AREA, SOUTH
AFRICA
M. Kock, L. Khathi, M. Ehlers, South Africa
591
INFLUENZA AND OTHER RESPIRATORY VIRUSES IN THE BEGINNING OF 20102011 INFLUENZA SEASON IN TURKEY
A. Altas, S. Yolbakan, F. Bayrakdar, G. Korukluoglu, M. Ertek, Turkey
592
EARLY DETECTION OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA (PA) IN SPUTUM OF
CYSTIC FIBROSIS (CF) PATIENTS: CONTRIBUTION OF THE GYRB/ECFX
REAL-TIME PCR (RT-PCR)
F. Le Gall, S. Rozec, R. Le Berre, J. Caillon, M.P. Pelletier, A. Michault, M.L. Abalain,
C. Payan, G. Héry-Arnaud, France
593
INCIDENCE, CLINICAL FEATURES, AND OUTCOME OF RESPIRATORY VIRUS
INFECTIONS IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS AFTER HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELL
TRANSPLANTATION
J.H. Lee, J.H. Jang, K.H. Yoo, K.W. Sung, H.H. Koo, N.Y. Lee, C.S. Ki, Republic of
Korea
594
DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW PAN-CHLAMYDIAE REAL-TIME PCR AND ITS
APPLICATION TO RESPIRATORY CLINICAL SAMPLES
J. Lienard, A. Croxatto, S. Aeby, K. Jaton, K. Posfay-Barbe, A. Gervaix, G. Greub,
Switzerland
175
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: MOLECULAR METHODS FOR DIAGNOSIS OF INFECTIVE AGENTS
(contd.)
Poster No
595
HIGH THROUGHPUT TETRAPLEX REAL-TIME PCR ANALYSIS FOR
SIMULTANEOUS DETECTION OF INFLUENZA A, B AND H1N1 2009 STRAINS
A. Gauthier, Y. Schreiber, B. Tavares, P.A. Menoud, Switzerland
596
GENETIC DIVERSITY OF PNEUMOCYSTIS JIROVECII ISOLATES BASED ON UCS
REGION AND COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS WITH GENOTYPES AT OTHER LOCI
B.R. Mirdha, R. Gupta, R. Guleria, L. Kumar, K. Luthra, S. Agrawal, V. Srinivas, India
597
PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF BOVINE IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS ENV GENE
IN IRANIAN ISOLATES
H. Momtaz, N. Souod, Iran
598
APPLICATION OF PCR AND REAL-TIME PCR FOR DETECTION AND
DIFFERENTIATION OF INFLUENZA A VIRUS AND NEWCASTLE DISEASE VIRUS
D. Nidzworski, E. Wasilewska, B. Gromadzka, K. Smietanka, Z. Minta, B. Szewczyk,
Poland
599
HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS (HPV) GENOTYPING IN PATIENTS WITH CERVICAL
CANCER IN KHUZESTAN PROVINCE OF IRAN
M. Oraki Kohshour, M. Afra, A. Khodadadi, A. Shakurnia, Iran
600
ANALYSIS OF SPA TYPES DISTINGUISHED IN THE EXFOLIATIVE
TOXIN-PRODUCING STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS STRAINS ISOLATED IN THE
CZECH REPUBLIC
V. Ruzickova, R. Pantucek, P. Petras, I. Machova, J. Doskar, Czech Republic
601
DETECTION OF INVASIVE ASPERGILLOSIS IN PATIENTS WITH
HEMATOLOGICAL MALIGNANCY AND MARROW TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS
USING REAL-TIME PCR
T. Shokohi, M. Nabili, M.B. Hashemi Soteh, G. Jan Babaie, A. Ghavamzadeh,
K. Alimoghaddam, R. Aghili, Iran
602
SERODIAGNOSTIC POTENTIAL OF AN ANTIGEN MIXTURE FOR DIAGNOSIS OF
ACTIVE PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS IN CUBAN PATIENTS
M. Sarzo, J. Jones, J. Ayala, C. Rodríguez, E. Pimienta, M.T. Milanés, C. Vallin,
L. Van Mellaert, J. Anné, K. Huygen, Cuba, Belgium
603
HIGH RESOLUTION MELTING REAL TIME PCR FOR RAPID DETECTION OF
BRUGIA MALAYI, BRUGIA PAHANGI AND DIROFILARIA IMMITIS
S. Wongkamchai, N. Munkong, P. Mahannob, P. Taweethavonsawat, S. Fungladda,
Thailand
604
INVASIVE INFECTIONS CAUSED BY A NOVEL SPECIES WITHIN THE
STREPTOCOCCUS MITIS GROUP
A. Zbinden, N.J. Müller, P.E. Tarr, P.M. Keller, G.V. Bloemberg, Switzerland
176
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 2: SMALL REGULATORY RNAS
Poster No
605
DETECTION OF NON-CODING RNAS IN HUMAN STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
INFECTION
J. Song, C. Lays, T. Geissmann, G. Lina, P. Romby, F. Vandenesch, S. Boisset,
France
606
CHARACTERIZATION OF SCIA , A NEW SRNA MOLECULE IN SHIGELLA
FLEXNERI
R. Campilongo, M.L. Di Martino, C.N. Tran, M. Falconi, G. Prosseda, B. Colonna, Italy
607
GENOME-WIDE DIFFERENTIAL RNA SEQUENCING UNCOVERS NOVEL SMALL
RNAS IN THE HUMAN PATHOGEN STREPTOCOCCUS PYOGENES
A. Le Rhun, K. Gonzales, E. Deltcheva, K. Chylinski, C. Sharma, J. Vogel,
E. Charpentier, Sweden, Austria, Germany
608
ZINC MEDIATED POST TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION OF OPRD PORIN IN
PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA
G. Dieppois, V. Ducret, K. Perron, Switzerland
609
THE INTRACELLULAR SRNA TRANSCRIPTOME OF LISTERIA
MONOCYTOGENES DURING GROWTH IN MACROPHAGES
M. Abu Mraheil, A. Billion, T. Chakraborty, T. Hain, Germany
610
A SMALL RNA/PEPTIDE-ENCODING GENE WIRES THE REGULATORY CIRCUIT
FOR THE CELL SURFACE MODIFICATIONS IN SALMONELLA
A. Kato, E.A. Groisman, Japan, USA
611
PROCESSING AND DEGRADATION OF THE SMALL RNA MICA IN SALMONELLA
TYPHIMURIUM
M. Saramago, I.J. Silva, S. Domingues, S.C. Viegas, C.M. Arraiano, Portugal
612
REGULATORY POTENTIAL OF A NOVEL SMALL RNA UXUT IN ESCHERICHIA
COLI
M. Tutukina, J. Cole, O. Ozoline, Russia, UK
177
178
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: APPLIED METAGENOMICS
Poster No
1
METAGENOMIC ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF OROPHARYNGEAL
MICROBITOA IN BRONCHIAL ASTHMA FROM NON-ASTHMATIC PERSONS
H.D. Thanh, H.K. Park, J.W. Shin, W. Kim, Republic of Korea
2
EFFECTS OF A PROBIOTIC INTERVENTION ON THE HUMAN INTESTINAL
METAPROTEOME
C. Kolmeder, A. Salonen, M. de Been, R.A. Kekkonen, A. Palva, W.M. de Vos,
Finland, The Netherlands
3
IN SILICO PREDICTION OF NOVEL GENES FROM METAGENOMIC AROMATIC
PKS
E.S. Gomes, V. Schuch, G. Padilla, L.T. Kishi, S. Giuliatti, E.G.M. Lemos, Brazil
4
TRANSCRIPTOMIC AND BIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF XYLAN DEGRADATION
BY RUMEN AND HUMAN COLONIC BACTEROIDETES
D. Dodd, R. Mackie, I. Cann, USA
5
DETERMINATION OF PREDOMINANT PHYLOTYPES OF THE ANAEROBIC FUNGI
IN RUMEN OF BUFFALOES BY SEQUENCE ANALYSIS OF RIBOSOMAL ITS
LIBRARIES
S. Paul, S.M. Deb, India
6
CONSTRUCTION OF AN IMPROVED VECTOR AND SPECIALISED BACTERIAL
HOSTS FOR MAXIMISING GENE EXPRESSION OF METAGENOMIC LIBRARIES
L. Terrón, M.C. Limón-Mortés, E. Santero, Spain
7
NOMA AFFECTED CHILDREN FROM NIGER HAVE DISTINCT ORAL MICROBIAL
COMMUNITIES BASED ON 454 HIGH-THROUGHPUT SEQUENCING OF 16S RRNA
GENE FRAGMENTS
K.L. Whiteson, V. Lazarevic, M. Tangomo, M. Girard, P. Francois, J. Schrenzel, The
GESNOMA study group, Switzerland
8
THE MICROGENE POLYMERIZATION REACTION (MPR): PROPAGATION OF
TANDEM DNA REPEATS IN VITRO AND IN VIVO
M. Itsko, A. Rabinovitch, E. Ben-Dov, A. Zaritsky, USA, Israel
179
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: BACTERIAL POPULATION GENETICS
Poster No
9
MOLECULAR DETECTION OF INVA AND SPV VIRULENCE GENES IN
SALMONELLA ENTERITIDIS ISOLATED FROM HUMAN AND ANIMALS IN IRAN
K. Amini, T. Zahraei Salehi, Iran
10
PHENOTYPIC AND GENOTYPIC VARIABILITY OF YERSINIA RUCKERI ISOLATED
FROM FRENCH FISH FARMS
S. Calvez, P. Daniel, D.G. Douet, G. Blanc, H. Gantelet, H. Seegers, France
11
MOLECULAR EPIDEMIOLOGY OF 10-VALENT PNEUMOCOCCAL VACCINE
SEROTYPES ISOLATED FROM MENINGITIS CASES DURING 15 YEARS OF
ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE
M.S. Santos, A.P.O. Menezes, S.M. Cordeiro, E.C. Escobar, A. Silvany, E. Silva,
J. Azevedo, D.R. Rios, M.G. dos Reis, A.I. Ko, J.N. Reis, L.C. Campos, Brazil, USA
12
THE STM2209-STM2208 OPERON OF SALMONELLA ENTERICA: REGULATION
AND FUNCTION
I. Cota, A.B. Blanc-Potard, J. Casadesús, Spain, France
13
QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF LARGE COLLECTIONS OF ESCHERICHIA COLI
ISOLATES BY SINGLE NUCLEOTIDE POLYMORPHISM PYROSEQUENCING
N. Fernandez-Romero, M.P. Romero-Gomez, M.R. Gomez-Gil, J. Mingorance, Spain
14
POPULATION STRUCTURE OF METHICILLIN-SUSCEPTIBLE AND METHICILLINRESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS IN HEALTHY FOOD HANDLERS IN
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
S. Uzunović-Kamberovic, M.I.A. Rijnders, E.E. Stobberingh, A. Ibrahimagic,
F. Kamberovic, T. Ille, Bosnia-Herzegovina, The Netherlands, Slovenia, Serbia
15
GENETIC RELATEDNESS OF MYCOBACTERIUM AVIUM SUBSP. HOMINISSUIS
STRAINS ISOLATED FROM HUMAN, SWINE, AND ENVIRONMENT
T. Iwamoto, C. Nakajima, T. Kato, Y. Nishiuchi, S. Yoshida, N. Nakanishi, Y. Suzuki,
M. Nasu, Japan
16
OPTIMIZATION OF A 16S RDNA AND/OR 16S RRNA PROFILING METHOD (DGGE
AND/OR SSCP) FOR IDENTIFICATION OF BACTERIA IN AQUATIC
ENVIRONMENTS
K. Jordaan, C.C. Bezuidenhout, South Africa
17
LONGITUDINAL SURVEY OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS IN CYSTIC FIBROSIS
PATIENTS USING A MULTIPLE-LOCUS VARIABLE-NUMBER OF TANDEMREPEATS ANALYSIS METHOD
M. Kharkoohi, S. Fazeli Nejad, S. Fazeli Nejad, Member of Young Researchers Club,
Islamic Azad University, Iran
18
TEMPORAL DYNAMIC OF INDOOR MICROBIAL DIVERSITY IN AIR HOSPITAL
DURING ONE YEAR
M. Moletta-Denat, M. Carquet, E. Fouillouse, I. Lacaze, S. Ritoux, E. Robine, France
180
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: BACTERIAL POPULATION GENETICS (contd.)
Poster No
19
MULTILOCUS SEQUENCE ANALYSIS TO STUDY STRUCTURE POPULATION
AND GENETIC DIVERSITY AND TO SUPPORT TAXONOMIC ISSUES IN THE
GENUS AEROMONAS
F. Roger, B. Lamy, A. Kodjo, E. Jumas-Bilak, H. Marchandin, Collège de Bactériologie
Virologie et Hygiène des Hôpitaux, France
20
HUMAN TUBERCULOSIS DUE TO MYCOBACTERIUM BOVIS IN LYON 2006-2009
A. Sénéchal, T. Ferry, J.P. Flandrois, C. Pichat, G. Carret, France
21
CTXФ HETEROGENEITY AND GENOMIC DIVERSITY AMONG CLINICAL AND
ENVIRONMENTAL STRAINS OF VIBRIO CHOLERAE O1 FROM VARANASI, INDIA
D.V. Singh, S.S. Mohapatra, C.K. Mantri, T. Bhotra, M.H.U. Turabe Fazil, India
22
CHLAMYDIA PNEUMONIAE IS GENETICALLY DIVERSE IN ANIMALS AND
APPEARS TO HAVE CROSSED THE HOST BARRIER TO HUMANS ON TWO
OCCASIONS
P. Timms, Australia
23
NATURAL GENETIC TRANSFORMATION REDUCES ADAPTABILITY IN
EVOLVING ACINTOBACTER BAYLYI POPULATIONS
A.L.G. Utnes, R. Primicerio, K.M. Nielsen, P.J. Johnsen, Norway
24
VARIABILITY OF RESISTANCE AND VIRULENCE GENES IN AUSTRIAN
LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATED METHICILLIN-RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS
AUREUS (LA-MRSA)
G. Zarfel, G. Feierl, E. Leitner, L. Masoud, U. Wagner Eibel, M. Gehrer, E. Marth,
A.J. Grisold, Austria
25
CYT1AA FROM BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS ISRAELENSIS: 3D STRUCTURE AND
ACTION MECHANISM
S. Cohen, O. Dym, S. Albeck, E. Ben-Dov, R. Cahan, M. Firer, A. Zaritsky, Israel
POSTER SESSION 3: ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY
26
BACTERIAL CONTAMINATION OF PAPER CURRENCY NOTES IN BANGLADESH
M.A. Akond, S. Alam, S.M.R. Hasan, S. Mubassara, M. Mutahara, M. Shirin, M.S.
Kabir, Bangladesh
27
MORPHOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR IDENTIFICATION OF MOLD STRAINS
ISOLATED FROM LIVINGSTON ISLAND
Z. Alexieva, H. Yemendzhiev, S. Tossi, E. Krumova, M. Angelova, Bulgaria, Italy
181
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
28
IRRIGATION WATERS IN NORTH OF PORTUGAL: THE POTENTIAL THREATS OF
TRANSMISSION OF ENTERIC PATHOGENIC PARASITES
M.C. Carvalho, M.I. Sousa, M.J. Saavedra, C. Antao, Portugal
29
COMPLETE GENOME SEQUENCE AND IMMUNOPROTEOMIC ANALYSES OF THE
FISH BACTERIAL PATHOGEN STREPTOCOCCUS PARAUBERIS
T. Aoki, S.W. Nho, J.I. Hikima, H. Kondo, I. Hirono, T.S. Jung, Japan,
Republic of Korea
30
SEASONAL VARIATION OF BACTERIAL COMMUNITY IN THE FRESHWATER OF
WOOPO WETLAND
K.S. Baik, S.C. Park, H.N. Choe, E.M. Kim, D. Kim, C.N. Seong, Republic of Korea
31
USE OF PROBIOTIC BACTERIA TO PROTECT RAINBOW TROUT
(ONCORHYNCHUS MYKISS) FROM LACTOCOCCOSIS
T. Pérez-Sánchez, J.L. Balcazar, I. de Blas, D. Vendrell, I. Ruiz-Zarzuela, Spain
32
DYNAMIC AND MOLECULAR DIVERSITY OF LEGIONELLA SPECIES IN A
MEDITERRANEAN FRENCH RIVER
N. Parthuisot, N. West, P. Lebaron, J. Baudart, France
33
ISOLATION AND CHARACTERISATION OF ACTINOBACTERIA FROM A ZAMBIAN
HOT SPRING
N.R. Mavengere, B.M. Kirby, R. Bauer, I.M. Tuffin, D.A. Cowan, South Africa
34
FREQUENCY AND GENOTYPE DIVERSITY OF PHLD+ FLUORESCENT
PSEUDOMONADS IS INFLUENCED BY THE DISEASE RESISTANCE LEVEL OF
THE HOST CULTIVAR
P. Broukanlo, K. Behboudi, M. Tohidfar, M. Ahmadzade, G. Salehi Jozani, Iran
35
NOVEL MEMBER OF THE GENUS METHYLOCYSTIS CAPABLE OF GROWTH ON
ACETATE
S.E. Belova, S.N. Dedysh, Russia
36
EFFICACY OF PCR AMPLIFICATION DEPENDENT ON BASE(S) ADJACENT TO
THE PRIMERS
E. Ben-Dov, O. Shapiro, A. Kushmaro, Israel
37
ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE IN CULTURABLE BACTERIA ASSOCIATED TO
ATMOSPHERIC PARTICULATE MATTER IN A URBAN AREA
V. Bertolini, A. Franzetti, I. Gandolfi, G. Bestetti, Italy
38
METHANE, METHANOGENS AND MANGROVES IN KENYA
B. Bicknell, J. Langat, M. Huxham, Australia, UK
182
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
39
HIGH-THROUGHPUT ANALYSIS OF NITRIFIER COMMUNITY COMPOSITION VIA
A NOVEL, AMOA-BASED MICROARRAY
G.C.J. Abell, S.S. Robert, D. Kumaresan, J.K. Volkman, D. Frampton, J. Csontos,
L. Bodrossy, Australia, Hungary
40
THE EFFECT OF VISCOSITY ON PHYSIOLOGICAL STATUS OF VIBRIO SP. DSM
14379
M. Borić, T. Danevĉiĉ, D. Stopar, Slovenia
41
STUDIES ON BIOFILM BACTERIAL COMMUNITIES INHABITING THE CAVE
WALLS IN THE BUDA THERMALKARST SYSTEM OF HUNGARY
A.K. Borsodi, M. Knáb, K. Czeibert, G. Krett, J. Makk, A. Erőss, J. Mádl-Szőnyi,
K. Márialigeti, Hungary
42
EVALUATION OF THE MERCURY TOLERANCE IN A LOCAL RADIO RESISTANT
STRAIN OF KOCURIA SP. ASB 107
F. Borzooee, E. Asgarani, M.R. Soudi, R. Dabagh, Iran
43
USE OF AN ISOTHERMAL MICROCALORIMETRY ASSAY TO CHARACTERIZE
MICROBIAL OXALOTROPHIC ACTIVITY
D. Bravo, O. Braissant, A. Solokhina, M. Clerc, A. Daniels, E. Verrecchia, P. Junier,
Switzerland
44
SANITARY MICROBIOLOGICAL CONDITION AND POLUTION SOURCES OF
COASTAL WATERS OF PRIMORSKY REGION, RUSSIA
L.S. Buzoleva, E. Bogatyrenko, Russia
45
CHARACTERIZATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF A SOIL ISOLATE TOLUENEDEGRADING PSEUDOMONAS STUTZERI
R. Cahan, E. Michael, Y. Nitzan, Israel
46
PROPOSAL TO ENHANCE THE SANITARY STATUS OF FARMING SNAILS
INTENDED FOR CONSUMPTION
A.M. Calvo Torras, C. Adelantado Faura, L. Perez Caullan, G. Girme,
E.L. Arosemena Angulo, L. Dominguez, M. Rodríguez, E. Grau Noguer, Spain
47
MICROBIAL INDICATORS OF RIPARIAN TROPICAL FOREST RESTORATION IN
BRAZIL
E. Cardoso, R.L. Vasconcellos, Brazil
48
SOIL QUALITY BIOINDICATORS IN MIXED PLANTATIONS OF EUCALYPTUS
GRANDIS AND ACACIA MANGIUM
E.J.B.N. Cardoso, D. Bini, A.F. Figueiredo, M.C.P. da Silva, C.A. dos Santos,
M.Y.H. Miyauchi, Brazil
183
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
49
PASR, THE PHENOLIC ACID STRESS RESPONSE, A PERFORMANT SYSTEM TO
OVERCOME THE TOXICITY OF THESE COMPOUNDS IN SOME GRAM(+)
BACTERIA
H. Licandro-Seraut, T.K.C. Nguyen, N.P. Tran, P. Gervais, J.F. Cavin, France
50
NOVEL GLYOXALASE INVOLVED IN DIOXYGENATION OF 2,5DIHYDROXYPHENYLACETIC ACID IN COMAMONAS SP. P19
J.E. Ju, B.Y. Soh, K.J. Lee, G.J. Zylstra, J.C. Chae, Republic of Korea, USA
51
AN EVALUATION OF MICROBIAL TROPHIC BEHAVIORS INSIGHT ANAEROBIC
DIGESTION OF CASSAVA STARCH WASTEWATER
P. Chaiprasert, K. Meepian, Thailand
52
NEW INSIGHTS INTO THE CARBON METABOLISM OF PSEUDOMONAS PUTIDA:
EVIDENCE FOR A CYCLIC OPERATION OF THE ENTNER-DOUDOROFF
PATHWAY
M. Chavarria, D. Perez-Pantoja, J. Tamames, T. Fuhrer, U. Sauer, V. de Lorenzo,
Spain, Switzerland
53
EFFECT OF MATURED COMPOST AS AN INOCULATING AGENT ON ODOR
REMOVAL AND MATURATION OF VEGETABLE AND FRUIT WASTE COMPOST
C.Y. Chen, Y.C. Chung, Taiwan R.O.C.
54
EFFECT OF SWITCHING GAS INLET POSITION ON BACTERIAL ACTIVITY IN A
POLYURETHANE BIOFILTER TREATING VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
K.S. Cho, E.H. Lee, H.W. Ryu, Republic of Korea
55
STRUCTURE-SUBSTRATE SPECIFICITY RELATIONS IN A NOVEL BACTERIAL
ARYL ACYLAMIDASE
I.G. Choi, S. Lee, H.J. Ko, K.H. Kim, Republic of Korea
56
DECOLORIZATION CHARACTERISTICS AND DECOLORIZATION MECHANISM OF
VICTORIA BLUE R BY ACINETOBACTER CALCOACETICUS YC210
Y.C. Chung, C.Y. Cheng, C.Y. Chen, Taiwan R.O.C.
57
INHIBITION OF GROWTH OF TRICHOPHYTON TONSURANS BY
LACTOBACILLUS REUTERI
J. Guo, A. Mauch, S. Galle, E.K. Arendt, A. Coffey, Ireland
58
MEMBRANE COMPLEXES OF THE SYNTROPHIC FATTY ACID OXIDIZING
BACTERIUM SYNTROPHOMONAS WOLFEI
B.R. Crable, A.M. Henstra, R.P. Gunsalus, A.J.M. Stams, C.M. Plugge,
M.J. Mc Inerney, USA, The Netherlands
184
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
59
MINING FOR NOVEL BACTERIAL CHITIN DEGRADING ENZYMES - ABUNDANCE
AND DIVERSITY OF CHITINASES IN WELL KNOWN AND UNEXPLORED
HABITATS
M.S. Cretoiu, A.M. Kielak, J.D. van Elsas, The Netherlands
60
CHESTNUT BLIGHT IN CROATIA AND SLOVENIA
M. Ćurković-Perica, S. Novak-Agbaba, D. Rigling, L. Krstin, Croatia, Switzerland
61
NOVEL PHOTOTROPHIC BACTERIA ARE CLOSELY RELATED TO
ALPHAPROTEOBACTERIAL METHANOTROPHS
I.S. Kulichevskaya, O.V. Danilova, S.N. Dedysh, Russia
62
TOXICITY OF BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS PROTEINS ON A BRAZILIAN
POPULATION OF DIATRAEA SACCHARALIS (F, 1794) (LEPIDOPTERA:
PYRALIDAE)
C.C. Davolos, P.C.B. Crialesi, J.A. Desidério, O.A. Fernandes, A.B. Horta,
A.R.N. Lemes, M.V.F. Lemos, Brazil
63
AMDS: POTENTIAL RESERVOIRS FOR NEW ENZYMES ?
F. Delavat, V. Phalip, A. Forster, M.C. Lett, D. Lièvremont, France
64
CHARACTERIZATION OF HIGHLY POTENT PHENOL DEGRADING ENZYMES
FROM SOIL DERIVED BACTERIA
L. Djokic, T. Narancic, B. Vasiljevic, Serbia
65
ISOLATION OF METHANOTROPHIC CONSORTIA FROM AMAZON RIVER AND
LAKE TITICACA
E. Dvoryanchikova, A. Kizilova, I. Kravchenko, V. Galchenko, Russia
66
SUBTIN: A NOVEL BACTERIAL INOCULANT AS PLANT GROWTH STIMULATOR
AND BIOLOGICAL CONTROL AGENT IN SALINE ARID SOILS
D. Egamberdieva, T. Buriev, Y. Lyan, S. Shurigin, K. Davranov, Uzbekistan
67
PHYLOGENETIC IDENTIFICATION AND METABOLIC ACTIVITY MEASUREMENT
OF INDIVIDUAL CELLS WITH NANOSIMS
H.U. Ehrke, F. Horreard, F. Hillion, Germany, France
68
PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF MICROORGANISMS IN TWO ACIDIC BOREAL
LAKES THAT PASS THROUGH 0.2-MICROMETER-PORE-SIZE FILTERS
A.V. Fedotova, S.E. Belova, S.N. Dedysh, Russia
69
BACTERIAL DEGRADATION OF STEROID POLLUTANTS. GENETIC STUDIES IN
GRAM-POSITIVE STRAINS
L. Fernández de las Heras, O. Drzyzga, R. van der Geize, J.M. Navarro-Llorens,
J. Perera, Spain, The Netherlands
185
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
70
ISOLATION OF A NOVEL BACTERIAL CARBON DIOXIDE SINK IN THE RUMEN OF
CATTLE
D. Finn, D. Ouwerkerk, A. Klieve, Australia
71
DECIPHERING THE BACTERIAL TRIGONELLINE DEGRADATION PATHWAY.
APPLICATION TO OTHER NATURAL/XENOBIOTIC HETEROCYCLIC
COMPOUNDS
L. Coronel, M. Besnard, V. De Berardinis, A. Perret, S. Tricot, B. Segurens,
A. Kreimeyer, M. Salanoubat, C. Fischer, France
72
EFFECT OF AGRICULTURAL USE OF STREPTOMYCIN ON ANTIBIOTIC
RESISTANCE OF THE BACTERIAL FLORA OF ANIMALS
A. Scherer, H.R. Vogt, J. Frey, V. Perreten, Switzerland
73
DETECTION OF ENTERIC VIRUSES IN SOURCE AND DRINKING WATER IN
ALBERTA, CANADA
X. Pang, W. Zhang, S. Gabos, Canada
74
ASSESSMENT OF TEMPORAL VARIABILITY IN MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES
ASSOCIATED TO ATMOSHERIC PARTICULATE MATTER IN A URBAN AREA
THROUGH ILLUMINA SEQUENCING
I. Gandolfi, A. Franzetti, V. Bertolini, G. Bestetti, Italy
75
BIOREMEDIATION AND ADSORPTION OF HEAVY METALS BY
CYANOBACTERIUM SYNECHOCYSTIS ELONGATES
P. Geva, R. Levi, M. Daniel, S. Yado, Y. Bazikalo, Y. Nitzan, M. Nisnevitch, Israel
76
UNDERSTANDING THE PHYSIOLOGY OF LACTOBACILLUS PLANTARUM AT
ZERO GROWTH
P. Goffin, B. van de Bunt, M. Giovane, J.H.J. Leveau, S. Höppener-Ogawa,
J. Hugenholtz, B. Teusink, The Netherlands, USA
77
DIVERSITY OF PROKARYOTES INHABITING NATURAL IRON-ARSENIC
CO-PRECIPITATION PRODUCTS FROM GROUNDWATER
R. Gorra, G. Webster, M. Martin, A.J. Weightman, Italy, UK
78
SYNTROPHACEAE.: KEY PLAYERS IN ANAEROBIC OIL BIODEGRADATION
R.J. Grant, A. Sherry, N.D. Gray, C.M. Aitken, M. Jones, S.R. Larter, I.M. Head, UK,
Canada
186
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
79
DISTRIBUTION OF BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS VAR. ISRAELENSIS SPORES IN
SOIL OF A SWISS WETLAND RESERVE
V. Guidi, N. Patocchi, P. Lüthy, M. Tonolla, Switzerland
80
AMPLIFICATION OF PROTOCATECHUATE 3,4-DIOXYGENASE GENE OF
STENOTROPHOMONAS MALTOPHILIA KB2-AROMATIC COMPOUNDS
DEGRADER
U. Guzik, D. Wojcieszynska, K. Hupert-Kocurek, Poland
81
IMPACT AND ADAPTATION OF EUGLENA MUTABILIS TO AN ACID MINE
DRAINAGE EXPOSED ENVIRONMENT WITH SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
ARSENICAL STRESS
D. Halter, C. Casiot, H. Heipieper, S. Simon, G. Tcherkez, F. Arsène-Ploetze, P. Bertin,
France, Germany
82
STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL STABILITY OF METHANOTROPHIC
COMMUNITIES IN A LANDFILL-COVER SOIL
R.M. Henneberger, L. Mosberger, J. Zeyer, M.H. Schroth, Switzerland
83
COLIPLAGE, A RAPID DIAGNOSTIC TOOL FOR RECREATIONAL WATER
MANAGEMENT
A. Henry, J. Baudart, G. Scherpereel, P. Servais, P. Lebaron, N. Charni Ben Tabassi,
France, Belgium
84
A CONVENTIONAL PCR ASSAY FOR THE QUANTIFICATION OF NAEGLERIA
SPP, HARMANNELLA SPP AND NUCLEARIA SPP IN COOLING WATERS
P. Herbelin, N. Loones, S. Morel, M. Binet, E. Régoudis, M. Pélandakis, France
85
POLYPHASIC CHARACTERIZATION OF METHANOTROPHIC BACTERIA
ISOLATED BY RAPID LIQUID CULTURING
S. Hoefman, P. De Vos, K. Heylen, Belgium
86
SELENIUM REMOVAL AND BIODIESEL FEEDSTOCK PRODUCTION IN
AGRICULTURAL DRAINAGE WATER
K. Hristova, P. Tantayotai, R. Schmidt, USA
87
DEGRADATION PATHWAYS OF LONG CHAIN-ALKYLPHENOLS BY
PROTEOBACTERIA ISOLATED IN TAIWAN
Y.W. Lin, H.C. Hsieh, Y.C. Lin, S.Y. Foo, N.N. Tuan, S.L. Huang, Taiwan R.O.C.
88
A PRACTICAL RANDOM MUTAGENESIS SYSTEM FOR PROBIOTIC
LACTOBACILLUS CASEI USING TN5 TRANSPOSITION COMPLEXES
M. Ito, Y.G. Kim, H. Tsuji, M. Kiwaki, K. Nomoto, R. Tanaka, N. Okada, H. Danbara,
Japan
187
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
89
DETECTION OF PROCHLOROTHRIX IN THE SAINT-PETERSBURG REGION OF
RUSSIA
N.V. Velichko, O.V. Gavrilova, S.G. Averina, N.V. Ivanikova, A.V. Pinevich, Russia
90
INVASION PATHWAYS OF CRYPHONECTRIA PARASITICA IN CROATIA AS
REVEALED BY SCAR-TYPING
M. Jezic, D. Rigling, L. Krstin, M. Ćurković-Perica, Croatia, Switzerland
91
BACTERIAL PRODUCTION OF URANIUM NANOWIRES
S. Jiang, H.G. Hur, Republic of Korea
92
BIOMINERALIZATION OF THE FEII-FEIII GREEN RUST COMPOUNDS FROM ΓFEOOH REDUCTION BY SHEWANELLA PUTREFACIENS IN POROUS MEDIA
A.S. Sergent, F. Jorand, P.P. Rémy, K. Hanna, France
93
DEGRADATION OF TOXIC PHORBOL ESTERS PRESENT IN DE-OILED
JATROPHA CURCAS SEED CAKE BY AN ECO-FRIENDLY MICROBIAL PROCESS
C. Joshi, S. Khare, India
94
MYCOLOGICAL CONTAMINATION OF DENTAL UNIT WATERLINES AND EFFECT
ON QUALITY OF INDOOR AIR
D. Kadaifciler, A. Cotuk, Turkey
95
RHODOCOCCUS PYRIDINIVORANS EDB2 CAPABLE OF ENDOSULFAN
DEGRADATION FROM YEOJA BAY WETLAND
K. Yundendorji, S.R. Moon, S.J. Kim, S.Y. Ahn, K.H. Kang, H.Y. Kahng,
Republic of Korea
96
A STUDY ON THE BIODEGRADATION OF PETROLEUM OILS BY MARINE
MICROBIAL CONSORTIA WITH PSEUDOMONAS TAEANENSIS MS-3
D.H. Lee, S.H. Sohn, J.S. Jung, S.I. Kim, K.H. Oh, H.Y. Kahng, Republic of Korea
97
A POLYPHASIC STUDY OF NOVEL BACTERIA FROM ENRICHMENT CULTURE
USING MARINE WETLAND WITH ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
S.R. Moon, S.Y. Ahn, K.H. Kang, H.Y. Kahng, Republic of Korea
98
EXTRACELLULAR NUCLEIC ACIDS -INDUCED MUTAGENESIS IN ESCHERICHIA
COLI
T. Kenzaka, M. Nasu, K. Tani, Japan
99
FLIC GENOTYPING AS A TOOL FOR EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF
ENVIRONMENTAL ESCHERICHIA COLI
S. Akter, K.S. Afreen, M. Islam, N. Azmuda, S.I. Khan, N.K. Birkeland, Bangladesh,
Norway
188
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
100
PREVELENCE OF PENICILLIUM SPECIES IN RHIZOSPHERE SOILS OF
SELECTED ECONOMICAL IMPORTANT TREES IN DISTRICT PUNJAB, PAKISTAN
I. Khokhar, R. Bajwa, G. Nasim, Pakistan
101
CHARACTERIZATION OF DENITRIFYING "CANDIDATUS ACCUMULIBACTER
PHOSPHATIS" IN ACTIVATED SLUDGES WITH DIFFERENT ACCUMULIBACTER
CLADES
J.M. Kim, H.J. Lee, C.O. Jeon, Republic of Korea
102
ANALYSIS OF BACTERIAL COMMUNITIES IN KOREAN FERMENTED SOYBEAN
PRODUCT REVEALED BY BARCODED PYROSEQUENCING
Y.S. Kim, H.Y. Weon, S.J. Kim, S.W. Kwon, I.C. Park, S.B. Hong, S.J. Seok,
Republic of Korea
103
MICROORGANISMS OF METHANE CYCLE IN DRAINED PEAT SOILS
A. Kizilova, I. Kravchenko, A. Sirin, Russia
104
THE IMPACT OF BROMOETHANESULPHONIC ACID (BES) ON METHANE
GENERATION AND THE SIZE AND STRUCTURE OF RUMINAL METHANOGEN
POPULATIONS IN VITRO
A.V. Klieve, A.J. Maguire, D. Ouwerkerk, Australia
105
SEASONAL STUDIES ON MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES INHABITING SOILS FROM
TWO DIFFERENT KARSTIC AREAS OF HUNGARY
M. Knáb, T. Szili-Kovács, E. M. Tóth, M. Palatinszky, K. Kiss, K. Márialigeti, J. Móga,
A.K. Borsodi, Hungary
106
ANALYSIS OF SULFATE-REDUCING BACTERIAL COMMUNITIES IN
ENRICHMENT CULTURES FROM THE UPPER WATER COLUMN OF THE BLACK
SEA
V.A. Korneeva, A.L. Brioukhanov, E.E. Zakharova, N.V. Pimenov, Russia
107
MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT AS A SOURCE OF ESBLENTEROBACTERIACEAE BACTERIA IN THE AIR AT THE WWTP AREA
E. Korzeniewska, Poland
108
DENITRIFICATION IN THE FRESHWATER SELENGA RIVER-LAKE BAIKAL
ECOSYSTEM
A. Kovadlo, V. Drucker, G. Kalmychkov, Russia
109
ISOLATION AND MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF HIGH-AFFINITY METHANE
OXIDIZING COMMUNITIES FROM FOREST AND AGRICULTURAL SOILS
I. Kravchenko, A. Kizilova, Russia
110
POTENTIAL MECHANISM OF SURVIVAL OF THE BACTERIA OF THE GENUS
ENTEROCOCCUS IN LAKE BAIKAL
O. Kravchenko, V. Parfenova, U. Obst, Russia, Germany
189
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
111
METABOLIC MODEL FOR TETRASPHAERA INVOLVED IN ENHANCED
BIOLOGICAL PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL PLANTS
R. Kristiansen, K.L. Nielsen, H. Nguyen, S. Petrovski, B. Seviour, V. Quy Le,
J.L. Nielsen, A. Calteau, P.H. Nielsen, Denmark, Australia, France
112
ESTABLISHMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND PORTABLE
MICROBIAL FUEL CELL BY RECOMBINANT PLASMID IN E. COLI
J.T. Kuo, Y.C. Chung, Taiwan R.O.C.
113
METATRANSCRIPTOMICS OF DOMINANT DENITRIFYING BACERIA IN
ACTIVATED SLUDGE
V.Q. Le, A.A. Hansen, L.B.S. Hansen, K.L. Nielsen, J.L. Nielsen, Denmark
114
ATTEMPT TO PRODUCE MEDIUM-CHAIN-LENGTH
POLYHYDROXYALKANOATES FROM XYLOSE BY ENGINEERED
PSEUDOMONAS PUTIDA
S. Le Meur, Q. Ren, M. Zinn, T. Egli, Switzerland
115
THE REGULATORY ROLE OF THE FERREDOXIN REDUCTASE THNY
L. Ledesma, A. Sánchez, M. Medina, E. Santero, F. Reyes-Ramírez, Spain
116
A CAUSAL AGENT OF NEW BACTERIAL CANKER ON KIWIFRUIT ACTINIDIA
CHINENSIS AND ITS PCR DETECTION
Y.S. Lee, Y.J. Koh, H.Y. Kahng, J.S. Jung, Republic of Korea
117
LIGNINOLYTIC ENZYMES ACTIVITIES AND SEM ANALYSIS OF FUNGAL
INOCULUM OF ANTHRACOPHYLLUM DISCOLOR
S. Elgueta, C. Santos, N. Lima, M.C. Diez, Chile, Portugal
118
MICROBIAL AIR QUALITY IN KINDERGARTENS WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON
HAEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE
D.O. Lis, A. Wlazło, R.L. Górny, Poland
119
POLY (L-LACTIC ACID) DEGRADING ACTIVITY FROM ENDOPHYTIC
ACTINOMYCETES MICROMONOSPORA SPP. AND CATALYTIC ANALYSIS BY
SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE
K. Lohmaneeratana, V. Champreda, T. Srikhirin, A. Thamchaipenet, Thailand
120
MOLECULAR DIVERSITY OF NITRITE REDUCTASE GENES (NIRK) IN MARINE
AMMONIA-OXIDIZING ARCHAEA
M.B. Lund, A.C. Mosier, J.M. Smith, J.M. Beman, C.A. Francis, USA
121
HOW DO CLIMATE WARMING, PLANT SPECIES RICHNESS AND FUNCTIONAL
GROUP AFFECT AMMONIA OXIDIZING BACTERIA DIVERSITY AND FUNCTION IN
EXPERIMENTAL GRASSLANDS?
S. Malchair, M. Carnol, Belgium
190
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
122
SELECTION OF BIOINDICATORS FOR LEAD POLLUTION IN MICROBIAL MATS
USING HIGH-RESOLUTION MICROSCOPIC TECHNIQUES
J. Maldonado, A. Solé, I. Esteve, Spain
123
A STUDY ON FUMARATE REDUCTASE ACTIVITY OF MICROORGANISMS
ISOLATED FROM KOREAN BLACK GOAT
L.L. Mamuad, M.J. Alam, S.H. Kim, K.K. Cho, C.O. Jeon, S.S. Lee, Republic of Korea
124
DETECTION OF VIRULENCE FACTORS OF AEROMONAS HYDROPHILA
ISOLATED FROM TREATED WASTEWATER AND TREATED SLUDGE
D.E. Oliveira, L.C. Balsalobre, M. Dropa, E.M. Hachich, M.I.Z. Sato, G.R. Matté, M.H.
Matté, Brazil
125
IDENTIFICATION OF NEW ENZYMATIC ACTIVITIES FROM GRAM-POSITIVE
BACTERIA ISOLATED FROM TERMITE GUT (RETICULITERMES SANTONENSIS)
C. Mattéotti, P. Thonart, F. Francis, E. Haubruge, J. Destain, C. Brasseur, J. Bauwens,
E. De Pauw, D. Portetelle, M. Vandenbol, Belgium
126
DETECTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MYCOBACTERIA IN WATER BY REAL TIME
QUANTITATIVE PCR
G. Meheut, S. Lamart, S. Billard, K. Delabre, N. Charni Ben Tabassi, France
127
A BACTERIAL REPORTERS PANEL FOR THE DETECTION OF ANTIBIOTICS
S. Melamed, C. Lalush, S. Yagur-Kroll, T. Elad, N. Kessler, R. Pedahzur, S. Belkin,
Israel
128
SCREENING FOR ANTIVIRAL ACTIVITY OF MARINE ACTINOMYCETES
COLLECTED ON THE NORTH COAST OF SÃO PAULO STATE, BRAZIL
C.B.A. Menezes, C.K. Mantovani, G.K. Kimura, L.K. Kohn, C.W. Arns,
F. Fantinatti-Garboggini, Brazil
129
BIOLOGICAL COBALT REMOVAL FROM WASTEWATER OF D.M.T. COMPANY,
ISFAHAN
S.M. Meybodi, F. Amiri, J. Nekoui, A. Nasrollahi, Iran
130
DEFINING CONSORTIUM OF HYDROCARBON-DEGRADING BACTERIA AND
DETERMINATION OF THEIR BIODEGRADATION POTENTIAL
J. Milic, G. Gojgic-Cvijovic, V. Beskoski, M. Ilic, T. Narancic, B. Vasiljevic, M.M. Vrvic,
Serbia
131
DYNAMICS OF CYPRINID HERPESVIRUS-3 IN NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS IN
JAPAN
T. Minamoto, M.N. Honjo, Z. Kawabata, Japan
191
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
132
BIOREDUCTION OF CR(VI) BY A FUSARIUM LICHENICOLA FUNGAL STRAIN
L. Morales-Barrera, E. Cristiani-Urbina, Mexico
133
NICKEL(II) BIOSORPTION BY SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE VAR.
ELLIPSOIDEUS
E.A. Suazo-Madrid, L. Morales-Barrera, E. Cristiani-Urbina, Mexico
134
EFFECTS OF ENGINEERED NANOPARTICLES (QUANTUM DOTS) ON BACTERIA
T. Gocht, N. Magg, I. Ott, B. Morasch, Germany
135
NANOSIMS IMAGING OF N ASSIMILATION AND N2-FIXATION IN AQUATIC
ENVIRONMENTS
N. Musat, Germany
136
ANTIBACTERIAL EFFECTS OF PROSOPIS JULIFLORA OCCURRING IN IRAN
T. Naji, M. Hakemi Vala, Iran
137
ANALYSIS OF MONOAROMATIC DEGRADING BACTERIA ISOLATED FROM
POLLUTED RIVER SEDIMENTS
T. Narancic, L. Djokic, B. Vasiljevic, Serbia
138
DIVERSITY AND PHYLOGENY OF CULTIVABLE HETEROTROPHIC BACTERIA
DERIVED FROM MIXED COLONIES
P.S. Costa, C. Lima-Bittencourt, F. Barbosa, E. Chartone-Souza, A.M.A. Nascimento,
Brazil
139
ANTAGONISTIC EFFECT OF ACTINOMYCETES STRAINS ISOLATED FROM
DIFFERENT BRAZILIAN SOIL AGAINST PHYTOPATHOGENIC FUNGI
ASPERGILLUS NIGER AND CURVULARIA ERAGROSTIDIS
V.J. Nunes, J.B. Silva, E.O. Silva, P.V. Macedo, R.P. Nascimento, Brazil
140
SIX DIFFERENT TRANSCRIPTOMES AND A PARTIAL PROTEOME OF
ESCHERICHIA COLI O157:H7 EDL933 DETERMINED UNDER DIVERSE
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
K. Neuhaus, R. Landstorfer, S. Simon, D. Oelke, H. Marx, B. Küster, S. Scherer,
Germany
141
ECOPHYSIOLOGY OF NOVEL UNCULTURED PSEUDOMONAS
POLYPHOSPHATE-ACCUMULATING ORGANISMS IN FULL-SCALE ENHANCED
BIOLOGICAL PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL PLANTS
H.T.T. Nguyen, J.L. Nielsen, P.H. Nielsen, Denmark
142
USE OF AUTOFLUORESCENT BACTERIA TO VALIDATE A METHOD OF
BACTERIAL DISLODGEMENT FROM FLOCS
M. Orruño, I. Garaizabal, C. Parada, Z. Bravo, I. Arana, I. Barcina, Spain
192
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
143
CHARACTERIZATION OF PHOSPHATE SOLUBILISING AND SIDEROPHORE
PRODUCING ACTINOMYCETES FROM WHITE TRUFFLE ASCOCARPS
A. Pavic, S. Stankovic, D. Kruger, F. Buscot, M. Tarkka, Z. Marjanovic, Serbia,
Germany
144
LOW NUTRIENT MEDIA AND ENZYMATIC ACTIVITY IN MONITORING OF
MICROBIOLOGICAL QUALITY OF GROUNDWATER
O. Petrovic, P. Knezevic, J. Simeunovic, S. Roncevic, S. Ciric, Serbia
145
ANALYSING ACINETOBACTER GENOMES TOWARDS BIOTECHNOLOGICAL
APPLICATION IN A SAFE CONTEXT
D. Davolos, B. Pietrangeli, Italy
146
DISTRIBUTION OF HAPTOPHYTES IN WATERS OF THE WEST SPITSBERGEN
(NORWAY)
K. Piwosz, K. Spich, A.M. Kubiszyn, J. Wiktor, A. Tatarek, Poland
147
RESISTANCE OF BIOLOGICAL SAND CRUST ORGANISMS TO EXCESS LIGHT
DURING DESICCATION
H. Raanan, I. Ohad, A. Kaplan, Israel
148
DIVERSITY OF PHOTOTROPHIC SULFUR BACTERIA IN THE SEDIMENT OF LAKE
CADAGNO THROUGH THE ANALYSIS OF SUBFOSSIL 16S RRNA GENE
SEQUENCES
D. Ravasi, R. Peduzzi, S. Peduzzi, V. Guidi, M. Tonolla, Switzerland
149
ADAPTATION OF COMPOST MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES IN AN AMD FIELD SITE A LONG TERM PROCESS
M. Reinicke, E. Kothe, Germany
150
HIGH PROCARYOTIC DIVERSITY IN SLUDGE OF AN ANAEROBIC LAGOON
J.C. Rezende, Z.L. Pereira, J.L.S. Martín, E.C. Souza, A.M.A. Nascimento, Brazil,
Spain
151
ENRICHMENT OF AN AUTOTROPHIC AMMONIA-OXIDIZING ARCHAEON OF
THAUMARCHAEAL GROUP I.1A FROM AN AGRICULTURAL SOIL
M.Y. Jung, S.J. Park, D. Min, J.S. Kim, W.I.C. Rijpstra, J.S.S. Damsté, G.J. Kim,
E.L. Madsen, S.K. Rhee, Republic of Korea, The Netherlands, USA
152
PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF SOIL MICROBIAL ACTIVITIES AS AFFECTED BY
CONSERVATION AGRICULTURAL (CA) PRACTICES IN MAIZE BASED SYSTEMS
IN SOUTH AFRICA
O.H.J. Rhode, A. Nel, C.C. Bezuidenhout, South Africa
153
IDENTIFICATION AND COMPARISON OF MICROBIAL DIVERSITY IN AZOREAN
LAVA TUBES ACCORDING TO HUMAN IMPACT
C. Riquelme, J.M.M. Hathaway, M.D.L. Dapkevicius, D.E. Northup, Portugal, USA
193
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
154
IN VITRO RECONSTRUCTION OF THE ACTIVATION SYSTEM OF THN GENES IN
SPHINGOMONAS MACROGOLITABIDA STRAIN TFA
E. Rivas Marín, L. Ledesma García, F. Reyes Ramírez, B. Floriano Pardal,
E. Santero Santurino, Spain
155
AN ORIGINAL APPROACH FOR STUDYING THE BACTERIAL RESISTANCE TO
ANTIMICROBIAL AGENTS AT THE COMMUNITY LEVEL: APPLICATION TO
BRACKISH LAGOON WATER
A. Vanhove, E. Jumas-Bilak, F. Aujoulat, F. Roger, T. Vallaeys, H. Marchandin,
P. Monfort, France
156
CHARACTERIZATION OF SOIL KILLER YEAST ISOLATED FROM SUGAR CANE
RHIZOSPHERE
M.M. Rosa-Magri, S. Tauk-Tornisielo, S. Ceccato-Antonini, Brazil
157
INFLUENCE OF SALINITY ON DMSP AND METHIONINE DEGRADATION AND ITS
REGULATORY EFFECT ON THE NITROUS OXIDE REDUCTION STEP OF
DENITRIFICATION
P. Salgado, A. Bordalo, R. Kiene, C. Magalhães, Portugal, USA
158
NOVEL DIVERSITY OF PUTATIVELY GEOSMIN-PRODUCING BACTERIA IN
FRESHWATER AQUACULTURE
A.M. Saunders, P.D. Sindilariu, P.H. Nielsen, J.L. Nielsen, Denmark
159
INVOLVEMENT OF THE SHEWANELLA ONEIDENSIS DECAHEME CYTOCHROME
MTRA IN PERIPLASMIC STABILITY OF THE Β-BARREL PROTEIN MTRB
M. Schicklberger, C. Buecking, B. Schütz, H. Heide, J. Gescher, Germany
160
BIOLOGICAL FUNCTION OF PHENOTYPIC NOISE IN N2-FIXATION ON THE
SINGLE-CELL LEVEL
F. Schreiber, T. Vagner, G. Lavik, M. Kuypers, M. Ackermann, Switzerland, Germany
161
BIOSYNTHESIS OF PHB TERCOPOLYMER BY SOME MESOPHILE AND
THERMOPHILE BACILLUS SPP ISOLATED FROM SOIL
A.A. Sepahi, Z. Hedayati, A. Khanafari, Iran
162
BIOREMEDIATION OF CADMIUM (CD) USING CD RESISTANT BACTERIA
ISOLATED FROM ACTIVATE SLUDGE INDUSTRIAL WASTE EFFLUENT
A. Jabbari Nezhad Kermani, M. Faezi Ghasemi, M.R. Shakibaie, A. Khosravan,
A. Farahmand, Iran
194
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
163
RICH MICROBIAL COMMUNITY IN BOREAL ACID SULPHATE SOIL AND ITS
POTENTIAL FOR GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
M. Simek, S. Virtanen, A. Simojoki, V. Krištůfek, M. Yli-Halla, Czech Republic, Finland
164
ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ANAEROBIC FUNGI FROM GOAT
S.S. Dagar, S. Kumar, P. Mudgil, A.K. Puniya, S.K. Sirohi, India
165
REMOVAL OF HEAVY METALS FROM REAL ELECTROPLATING EFFLUENTS
USING A BREWER'S YEAST STRAIN OF SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE
M.D. Machado, H.M.V.M. Soares, E.V. Soares, Portugal
166
PERSISTENCE OF MICROBIAL HUMAN MARKERS IN FRESHWATER AND
SEAWATER MICROCOSMS
O. Solecki, M. Gourmelon, M.P. Caprais, C. Marin, N. Wéry, L. Jeanneau, E. Jardé,
A.M. Pourcher, France
167
LONG TERM MONITORING BACTEROIDALES HOST SPECIFIC MARKERS IN A
CATCHMENT (DAOULAS)
A. Mauffret, S. Mieszkin, M.P. Caprais, C. Le Mennec, O. Solecki, M. Gourmelon,
France
168
MICROBIALLY INDUCED SEDIMENTARY STRUCTURES (MISS) FROM THE
LONAR CRATER
A. Solunke, S.C. Aithal, India
169
PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE PURPLE SULFUR BACTERIUM THIODICTYON
SP. CAD16 FROM THE LAKE CADAGNO
N. Storelli, M. Saad, X. Perret, N.U. Frigaard, S. Peduzzi, M. Tonolla, Switzerland,
Denmark
170
INFERENCE OF THE DEGRADATION PATHWAY OF AMARANTH FROM AN
ANALYSIS OF DECOLORIZED PRODUCTS BY THE FUNGUS BJERKANDERA
ADUSTA DEC 1
Y. Sugano, N. Gomi, M. Okudomi, K. Matsumoto, H. Konno, T. Hisabori, Japan
171
IDENTIFICATION OF CRY PROTEIN FROM ENDOPHYTIC SUGARCANE
BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS TC2.3.1R6 USING MASS SPECTROMETRY (MS)
M.T. Suzuki, W.L. Araújo, Brazil
172
FLOW CYTOMETRY AS A RAPID TOOL TO ASSESS TOXIC EFFECTS ON
ACTIVATED SLUDGE IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS
S. Tamburini, P. Foladori, L. Bruni, Italy
173
THE POSSIBILITY THAT HARMFUL MICROALGAL SPECIES INVADE THE
JAPANASE FISH FARMS THROUGH THE FLY IMPORTED FROM HAINAN ISLAND
(CHINA)
S. Tanabe, M. Hosoi, H.D. Park, H.W. Lee, S. Ban, Japan, China
195
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
174
CYANOBACTERIAL DIVERSITY AND ACTIVITY IN MODERN HOT SPRING
CONICAL STROMATOLITES
S.P. Templer, B. Liang, H. Vali, M.S. Sim, T. Bosak, USA, Canada
175
DEGRADATION OF PESTICIDE RESIDUES FROM SOIL BY MICROORGANISMS
Z. Yurtkuran, S. Toksoz, A. Karaca, Turkey
176
REGULATORY SYSTEM OF 2,4,6-TRICHLOROPHENOL DEGRADATION GENES
EXPRESSION IN RALSTONIA PICKETTII DTP0602
H. Torii, H. Hara, H. Yabe, N. Takizawa, T. Hatta, Japan
177
A MODIFIED, SENSITIVE CYANOBACTERIA AS POTENTIAL BIOMATERIAL FOR
THE PREPARATION OF A BIOSENSOR
A. Tripathi, S. KK, S. Mohan, R. Prakash, S.K. Singh, A. Gupta, A. Rahman,
S. Sundaram, India
178
INFLUENCE OF SUBSTRATE TYPE AND MIXED INOCULUM ORIGIN ON
VOLATILE FATTY ACIDS FORMATION DURING ACIDOGENIC FERMENTATION
I.M. van Aarle, E. de Hults, J. Lima-Ramos, I. George, P.A. Gerin, Belgium
179
SHEAR STRESS AFFECTS HEAT SHOCK AND SOS RESPONSE IN
PSEUDOMONAS PUTIDA KT2440
R. Van Houdt, A. Crabbé, B. Leroy, R. Wattiez, N. Leys, Belgium, USA
180
HUMAN PATHOGEN VIRUSES IN HUNGARIAN RECREATIONAL WATERS
A. Kern, M. Kadar, M. Vargha, Hungary
181
RISK FACTORS ATTRIBUTING TO LEGIONELLA COLONIZATION AND
SEROTYPE DISTRIBUTION IN POTABLE WATER SYSTEMS
Z. Barna, A. Szax, R. Banfi, M. Kadar, M. Vargha, Hungary
182
ORIGIN AND PERSISTENCE OF LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES IN ORGANIC AND
CONVENTIONAL DAIRY CATTLE FARMS IN THE CANTABRIA REGION
(NORTHERN SPAIN)
A. Varsaki, P. Santorun, R. García, V. López, S. Ortiz, J.V. Martínez-Suárez, Spain
183
CULTURE-DEPENDENT AND CULTURE-INDEPENDENT METHODS TARGET
DIFFERENT BACTERIA IN A FRESHWATER SAMPLE
I. Vaz-Moreira, C. Egas, O.C. Nunes, C.M. Manaia, Portugal
184
DIVERSITY AND ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE OF ACINETOBACTER SPP. IN
SURFACE AND DRINKING WATER
C. Narciso da Rocha, L. Svensson, E. Moore, I. Vaz-Moreira, V. Figueira,
C.M. Manaia, Portugal, Sweden
196
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY (contd.)
Poster No
185
QUANTITATIVE ESTIMATION AND SAMPLING OPTIMISATION OF FUNGI IN
BEACH SAND WITH THE USE OF GIS AND GEOSTATISTICAL ANALYSIS
M.A. Efstratiou, D. Kitsiou, A. Vintenko, A. Velegraki, Greece
186
EXPRESSION OF FUNGAL GENES ENCODING FOR DECOMPOSITION-RELATED
ENZYMES IN FOREST SOIL
J. Voriskova, M. Stursova, P. Baldrian, Czech Republic
187
PERFORMANCE OF A NEW BIOFILM REACTOR( RBCP) USING IN TREATMENT
OF FORMALDEHYDE WASTEWATER
M. Vossoughi, E. Fatoorehch, S.M. Borgheiband, I. Alemzadeh, Iran
188
PHENOL-DEGRADING CAPABILITY OF MODERATE THERMOPHILIC NOCARDIA
OTITIDISCAVIARUM STRAIN TSH1
M. Vossoughi, M. Zeinali, S. K. Ardestanic, I. Alemzadeh, Iran
189
CONSTRAINED MOTILITY AND NUTRIENT DIFFUSION SHAPE BACTERIAL
COLONY MORPHOLOGY ON PARTIALLY HYDRATED ROUGH SURFACES
G. Wang, D. Or, Switzerland
190
N-MEDIATED RESPONSES OF SOIL FUNGAL COMMUNITIES TO CLIMATIC
CHANGE IN TWO-YEAR RAINFALL MANIPULATION IN A TEMPERATE FOREST
M. Wang, S. Shi, Z. Hao, China
191
INFLUENCE OF ACIDITY ON THE ABUNDANCE AND DIVERSITY OF SOIL
BURKHOLDERIA POPULATIONS
N. Stopnišek, N. Fierer, B. Frey, L. Eberl, L. Weisskopf, Switzerland, USA
192
CHARACTERIZATION OF BACTERIAL COMMUNITY IN ASIAN DUST USING
PYROSEQUENCING
H.Y. Weon, Y.S. Kim, I.C. Park, S.W. Kwon, Republic of Korea
193
IDENTIFYING HUMAN FAECAL CONTAMINATION IN SWISS SURFACE AND
SPRING WATER
M. Wicki, R. Felleisen, A. Baumgartner, Switzerland
194
FROM CATCHMENT TO COAST: THE ACTIVITY OF E. COLI O157:H7 IN
WATERCOURSES IS AFFECTED BY LAND-USE
R. Quilliam, C. Thorn, S. Malham, P. Williams, D. Jones, UK
195
CHARACTERIZATION OF CATECHOL 2,3-DIOXYGENASE FROM
STENOTROPHOMONAS MALTOPHILIA STRAIN KB2
D. Wojcieszynska, U. Guzik, K. Hupert-Kocurek, A. Jankowska, Poland
196
GYRB SEQUENCE ANALYSIS AND MALDI-TOF MS AS NEW IDENTIFICATION
TOOLS FOR PLANT PATHOGENIC CLAVIBACTER
J. Zaluga, K. Heylen, M. Maes, P. De Vos, Belgium
197
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: INTERACTIONS OF BACTERIA WITH PROTOZOANS AND
MACROPHAGES
Poster No
197
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR RESPONSE OF CAENORHABDITIS
ELEGANS AGAINST GRAM NEGATIVE PATHOGENS
K. Balamurugan, India
198
GROWTH OF FREE LIVING AMOEBAE UNDER TWO TEMPERATURES WITH
BACTERIAL MAT AS NUTRIENT
Y. Heluin, S. Banas, L. Mathieu, S. Goudot, P. Herbelin, S. Soreau, F. Jorand, France
199
DISSECTION OF THE ROLE OF INVASIN AND YERSINIA ADHESIN A FOR YOP
INJECTION BY Y. ENTEROCOLITICA IN DIFFERENT CELL TYPES
B. Keller, A. Siegfried, E. Deuschle, R. Fässler, I.B. Autenrieth, B. Manncke, E. Bohn,
Germany
200
LEGK2 PROTEIN KINASE ACTIVITY IS ESSENTIAL FOR EFFICIENT
ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM RECRUITMENT AND INTRACELLULAR
REPLICATION OF LEGIONELLA PNEUMOPHILA
E. Hervet, X. Charpentier, F. Fuche, C. Gilbert, P. Doublet, France
201
GROWTH DYNAMIC OF NAEGLERIA FOWLERI INTO A FRESHWATER BIOFILM
AT TWO TEMPERATURES
S. Goudot, P.Herbelin, S.Soreau, S.Banas, L.Mathieu, F.Jorand, France
202
EVALUATION OF ACANTHAMOEBA - CAMPYLOBACTER CO-CULTURING AS AN
ENRICHMENT STEP IN MLST-BASED GENETIC STUDIES OF CAMPYLOBACTER
JEJUNI
P. Griekspoor, D. Axelsson-Olsson, J. Waldenström, B. Olsen, Sweden
203
CHARACTERISATION OF MYCOBACTERIUM MARINUM NICHES
A. Gueho, T. Soldati, Switzerland
204
A CHLAMYDIAL ENDOSYMBIONT ALTERS LEGIONELLA PNEUMOPHILA
INFECTION IN AMOEBAE
L. Koenig, F. Schulz, M.S. Swanson, M. Horn, Austria, USA
205
THE PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA ANTIMETABOLITE L-2-AMINO-4-METHOXYTRANS-3-BUTENOIC ACID (AMB) INDUCES ENCYSTMENT IN ACANTHAMOEBA
CASTELLANII
X. Lee, A. Croxatto, J. Sufrin, D. Haas, G. Greub, C. Reimmann, Switzerland, USA
206
ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS HAS AN EFFECT ON BACTERIAL BIOFILM
DISPERSAL POPULATIONS
C. Lutz, D. Marshall, P. Steinberg, S. Egan, S. Kjelleberg, Australia, Singapore
207
ATYPICAL ENTEROPATHOGENIC ESCHERICHIA COLI (AEPEC) SEROTYPE
O55:H7: DESCRIPTION OF ANTI-PHAGOCYTOSIS BY A SECRETED FACTOR
R. Marques-Porto, K.C. de Melo, D.C. Pimenta, R.D.C. Ruiz, Brazil
198
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: INTERACTIONS OF BACTERIA WITH PROTOZOANS AND
MACROPHAGES (contd.)
Poster No
208
PROTOZOANS AS HOSTS AND VECTORS FOR SPREAD OF C AMPYLOBACTER
J. Olofsson, B. Olsen, P. Ellström, J. Waldenström, Sweden
209
PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA VIRULENCE ANALYZED IN A DICTYOSTELIUM
DISCOIDEUM MODEL OF INFECTION
A. Zimmermann, A. Neidig, S. Häussler, C. Matz, J. Overhage, Germany
210
THE GENOME OF THE AMOEBA SYMBIONT “CANDIDATUS AMOEBOPHILUS
ASIATICUS” ENCODES AN AFP-LIKE PROPHAGE POSSIBLY USED FOR
PROTEIN SECRETION
T. Penz, M. Horn, S. Schmitz-Esser, Austria
211
A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF MACROPHAGE ACTIVATION INDUCED BY
HUMAN CLINICAL ISOLATES OF LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES AND
RHODOCOCCUS EQUI
S. Remuzgo Martínez, L. Pilares Ortega, C. Santa Cruz Llata, J. Navas,
L. Martínez Martínez, J. Ramos Vivas, Spain
212
LIMP2 PLAYS A ROLE IN MACROPHAGE ACTIVATION AND IN THE ONSET OF
THE INNATE IMMUNE RESPONSE TO LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES
E. Rodriguez-Del Rio, E. Carrasco-Marin, C. Alvarez-Dominguez, Spain
213
CHARACTERIZATION OF MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS PHOSPHATASE
MUTANTS
P. Selchow, K. Walter, S. Ehlers, P. Keller, P. Sander, Switzerland, Germany
214
VIRULENCE POTENTIAL OF THE PSEUDOMONAS FLUORESCENS CLINICAL
STRAIN MFN1032
D. Sperandio, G. Rossignol, J. Guerillon, L. Mijouin, M. Feuilloley, N. Orange,
A. Merieau, France
215
ACTIVITY INCREASE OF PERITONEAL MACROPHAGES IN MICE INFECTED
WITH M.TUBERCULOSIS H37RV, TREATED WITH PREPARATION FROM
GLYCYRRHIZA GLABRA ROOT
L. Sukhenko, M. Egorov, Russia
216
FREE-LIVING AMOEBAE AND ENDOSYMBIOTIC NON-TUBERCULOUS
MYCOBACTERIA IN HOSPITAL WATER AND BIOFILM SAMPLES: ISOLATION,
IDENTIFICATION AND SUSCEPTIBILITY TO ALDEHYDES
A. Ovrutsky, M. Kartalija, X. Bai, M. Jackson, S. Gibbs, J. Falkinham, M. Iseman,
P. Reynolds, E.D. Chan, G. Mc Donnell, V. Thomas, USA, UK, France
217
FIMBRIAL POLYADHESINS: ANTI-IMMUNE ARMAMENT OF GRAM-NEGATIVE
PATHOGENS
V.P. Zaviyalov, Finland
199
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: INTERACTIONS OF BACTERIA WITH PROTOZOANS AND
MACROPHAGES (contd.)
Poster No
218
TOLL LIKE RECPTOR 9 IS IMPORTANT FOR HOST DEFENSE AGAINST M1T1
GROUP A STREPTOCOCCUS INFECTIONS
A. Zinkernagel, S. Uchiyama, V. Nizet, Switzerland, USA
POSTER SESSION 3: METAGENOMICS IN THE ENVIRONMENT
219
THE METAGENOME OF A MICROBIAL COMMUNITY CARRYING OUT ENHANCED
BIOLOGICAL PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL
M. Albertsen, L.B.S. Hansen, P.H. Nielsen, K.L. Nielsen, Denmark
220
BACTERIAL DIVERSITY OF SURFACE SAND SAMPLES FROM ASIAN DESERTS
AND THEIR POTENTIAL FOR LONG-DISTANCE TRANSPORT BY ASIAN
SANDSTORMS
S. An, C. Couteau, J. Neveu, M. Dubow, France
221
THE TAXONOMIC SPACE FOR MICROBIAL METAGENOMICS
E.E. Andronov, E.V. Pershina, A.G. Pinaev, A.S. Dolnik, Russia
222
A SINGLE STEP METHOD FOR THE ISOLATION OF INHIBITOR-FREE HIGH
MOLECULAR WEIGHT DNA FROM SOIL AND COMPOST
S. Mackay, R.J. Huddy, I.M. Tuffin, D.A. Cowan, R. Bauer, South Africa
223
PROFILING MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES USING MULTIPLEX PYROSEQUENCING:
CRITICAL EVALUATION FOR HUMAN GASTRO-INTESTINAL-TRACT SAMPLES
L. Krause, D. Moine, A. Rytz, F. Arigoni, B. Berger, Australia, Switzerland
224
A STATISTICAL APPLICATION ON OPTIMAL SELECTION OF SUMMARY
STATISTICS FOR GENETICS AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGICAL DATA USING
BAYESIAN COMPUTATION
G.C. Bhimani, K.H. Atkotia, India
225
SCREENING FOR NEW ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITIES IN A FOREST SOIL BY
FUNCTIONAL METAGENOMICS
S. Biver, D. Portetelle, M. Vandenbol, Belgium
226
NITROGEN CYCLE IN THE FOREFIELD OF A RECEDING GLACIER:
MINERALIZATION AND NOT NITROGEN FIXATION DOMINATES THE EARLY
PHASE
R. Brankatschk, S. Töwe, K. Kleineidam, M. Schloter, J. Zeyer, Switzerland, Germany
200
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: METAGENOMICS IN THE ENVIRONMENT (contd.)
Poster No
227
FUNCTIONAL METAGENOMIC SCREENING FOR ANTIBIOTIC AND METAL
RESISTANCE GENES FROM A POLLUTED RIVER
K. Vercammen, T. Garcia-Armisen, P. Cornelis, Belgium
228
GLOBAL METAGENOMIC COMPARISONS: GIVE ME YOUR METAGENOME, I
WILL TELL YOU WHAT YOU ARE
T. Delmont, E. Prestat, C. Larose, J.M. Monier, P. Simonet, T.M. Vogel,
Environmental Microbial Genomics Group, France
229
ADAPTIVE STRATEGIES OF SPONGE-ASSOCIATED MICROORGANISMS
REVEALED BY COMPARATIVE METAGENOMICS
L. Fan, D. Reynolds, M. Stark, S. Kjelleberg, N. Webster, T. Thomas, Australia,
Switzerland
230
METAGENOMIC APPROACH TO THE PROKARYOTIC DIVERSITY OF QUERCUS
RHIZOSPHERE: BIOMARKERS OF FOREST EVOLUTION
M. Fernandez-Lopez, A.J. Fernandez-Gonzalez, P.J. Villadas, J.F. Cobo-Diaz,
N. Toro, Spain
231
STUDY OF BACTERIAL COMMUNITY DYNAMICS DURING COCONUT LEAF
VERMICOMPOST PRODUCTION AND IN EARTHWORM GUT CONTENTS USING
PYROSEQUENCING
M. Gopal, K. Jangid, A. Gupta, W.B. Whitman, S.R. Prabhu, G.V. Thomas, India, USA,
Canada
232
A METAGENOMIC APPROACH TO ASSESS TIME-DEPENDENT CHANGES
WITHIN A MESOPHILIC BIOGAS PRODUCING COMMUNITY
A. Hanreich, U. Schimpf, M. Zakrzewski, A. Schlüter, M. Klocke, Germany
233
ISOLATION OF A BACTERIAL CUTINASE HOMOLOG FROM LEAF-BRANCH
COMPOST USING METAGENOMIC APPROACH
S. Yamato, E. Kanaya, S. Sulaiman, J.J. Kim, Y. Koga, K. Takano, S. Kanaya, Japan
234
CULTURE-INDEPENDENT ANALYSIS OF BIOAEROSOLS IN INDOOR PUBLIC
FACILITIES
P. Kõll, L.K. Baumgartner, D.N. Frank, C.E. Robertson, N.R. Pace, USA
235
DEVELOPMENT OF A BIOMONITORING TOOL FOR A HYBRID ANAEROBIC
BIOREACTOR: A METAGENOMIC APPROACH
K. Kundu, S. Sharma, T.R. Sreekrishnan, India
236
A PYROSEQUENCING APPROACH TO EXPLORE COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND
FUNCTION IN ARCTIC SNOW
C. Larose, E. Prestat, T.M. Vogel, France
201
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: METAGENOMICS IN THE ENVIRONMENT (contd.)
Poster No
237
METAGENOMIC APPROACH FOR BIODIVERSITY ACCESS FROM BRAZILIAN
SOIL COMMUNITIES UNDER SUGARCANE CROP
E.A.N. Pedrinho, W.Q. Moreira, H.S. Macedo, J. Marcondes, S.P. Val-Moraes,
E.G.M. Lemos, Brazil
238
DNA MICROARRAY ANALYSIS FOR IMPACT OF SEWAGE SLUDGE ON THE SOIL
BACTERIAL COMMUNITIES
S.P. Val Moraes, J. Marcondes, L.M. Carareto-Alves, E.G. Macedo Lemos, Brazil
239
FUNGI POPULATION FROM AGRICULTURAL SOIL DETERMINED BY 18S RDNA
SEQUENCES IN SOIL FROM BRAZIL
S.P. Val Moraes, E.A.N. Pedrinho, R.M. Pereira, L.M. Carareto-Alves,
E.G. Macedo Lemos, Brazil
240
METAGENOMIC PLASMID EXTRACTION APPROACH FROM THE RUMEN
ENVIRONMENT
A. Brown, I. Benhar, I. Mizrahi, Israel
241
SCREENING OF HIGH ANDEAN FOREST SOIL METAGENOME FOR THE
DISCOVERY OF A NOVEL LIPOLYTIC ENZYME
J.S. Montaña, D.J. Jiménez, D. Alvarez, S. Baena, Colombia
242
A SNAPSHOT OF THE BACTERIAL COMMUNITY OF A POLLUTED INDIAN RIVER
MAHANANDA, ANALYZED THROUGH CLONE LIBRARY OF 16S RRNA GENES
S. Mukherjee, R. Chakraborty, A.K. Nanda, India
243
SPATIAL STABILITY OF THE BARENTS SEA SEDIMENT BACTERIAL
COMMUNITY
T.T. Nguyen, B. Landfald, Norway
244
A METAGENOMIC INSIGHT INTO THE DIVERSITY OF CLONAL LINEAGES OF H.
WALSBYI
L. Pasic, A.B. Martin-Cuadrado, R. Ghai, B. Herzog Velikonja, A. Ventosa,
F. Rodriguez-Valera, Slovenia, Spain
245
CONSTRUCTION AND SCREENING OF METAGENOMIC BAC LIBRARIES FROM
GRANADA SOILS
M. Sánchez-Hidalgo, O. Genilloud, G.F. Bills, Spain
246
CHANGES IN THE GENOMIC POTENTIAL OF BENTHIC MICROBIAL
COMMUNITIES SUBJECTED TO EUTROPHICATION CAUSED BY MARICULTURE
M. Sapp, UK
247
EFFECTS OF BIOINOCULANTS ON CAJANUS CAJAN AND RHIZOSPHERIC NCYCLING MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES
S. Sharma, R. Gupta, B. Gopinath, D. Bru, V.S. Bisaria, L. Philippot, India, France
202
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: METAGENOMICS IN THE ENVIRONMENT (contd.)
Poster No
248
AMPLICON PYROSEQUENING ANALYSIS OF PLANKTONIC
DIAZOTROPHCOMMUNITY COMPOSITION FROM NORTHWESTERN BLACK SEA
E. Stoica, J. Wilkening, K. Keegen, A. Rees, J.A. Gilbert, Romania, USA, UK
249
DEEPLY BRANCHING THERMOPHILE ENERGIZED BY ACETOGENESIS
THROUGH THE ANCESTRAL WOOD-LJUNGDAHL PATHWAY
H. Takami, H. Noguchi, Y. Takaki, I. Ychiyama, S. Nishi, A. Toyoda, G.J. Chee,
W. Arai, T. Nunoura, T. Itoh, M. Hattrori, K. Takai, Japan
250
IMPACT OF NANNOCHLOROPSIS SALINAS ON THE DIVERSITY OF
WASTEWATER BACTERIA
F.A. Nalim, J. Gregson, A. Unc, USA
251
IMPACT OF INADEQUATE SANITATION ON THE BACTERIAL COMMUNITY OF A
STREAM AS REVEALED BY PYROTAGS
A. Lotter, W.J. le Roux, M. du Preez, S.N. Venter, South Africa
252
PROKARYOTIC METAGENOMIC STUDY OF A SOLAR SALTERN FROM SPAIN
A.B. Fernandez, R. Ghai, L. Pasic, A.B. Martin-Cuadrado, C. Sanchez-Porro,
F. Rodriguez-Valera, A. Ventosa, Spain, Slovenia
253
METAGENOMICS ANALYSIS OF IRON ACQUISITION BY MARINE MICROBIAL
COMMUNITIES
L A. Ventouras, K. Munson, M. Nieto-Cid, E. Bertrand, D. Repeta, E. DeLong, USA,
Spain
254
BACTERIAL LINEAGE-SPECIFIC GENOME EXPANSION IS COUPLED WITH
HIGHLY FREQUENT GENE DISRUPTIONS IN THE SEDIMENTS IN A DEEP-SEA
BRINE POOL
Y. Wang, J.K. Yang, O.O. Lee, A. Al-Suwailem, A. Danchin, P.Y. Qian,
Hong Kong S.A.R., Saudi Arabia, France
255
METAGENOMICS ON A MICROBIAL SUB-POPULATION: NEW SELECTIVE
METHODS TO TARGET ENDOSPORE-FORMING BACTERIA
T. Wunderlin, L. Roussel-Delif, M. Brenier, T. Junier, N. Jeanneret, P. Junier,
Switzerland
POSTER SESSION 3: METAGENOMICS OF THE HUMAN BODY
256
THE ORAL METAGENOME IN HEALTH AND DISEASE
P. Belda-Ferre, L.D. Alcaraz, R. Cabrera-Rubio, H. Romero, Á. Simón-Soro,
M. Pignatelli, A. Mira, Spain, Uruguay, UK
257
MICROBIAL DIVERSITY IN THE ORAL CAVITY OF HUMANS AND CHIMPANZEES
R. Cabrera-Rubio, P. Belda-Ferre, L.D. Alcaraz, A. Mira, Spain
203
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: METAGENOMICS OF THE HUMAN BODY (contd.)
Poster No
258
METAGENOMIC STUDY OF THE SALIVARY MICROBIOME
V. Lazarevic, K. Whiteson, Y. Gizard, N. Gaïa, D. Hernandez, P. François,
J. Schrenzel, Switzerland
259
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN BEING PRESENT AND BEING METABOLICALLY
ACTIVE: A STUDY OF THE FECAL MICROBIOTA OF OVERWEIGHT HUMAN
SUBJECTS
D. Moine, P. Leone, L. Krause, C. Darimont, B. Berger, Switzerland, Australia
260
INTESTINAL MICROBIOTA COMPOSITION: A FACTOR RELATED TO
CLOSTRIDIUM DIFFICILE ASSOCIATED DISEASES
A.E. Perez-Cobas, M.J. Gosalbes, A. Latorre, S. Ott, A. Moya, Spain, Germany
261
COMPARISON OF NASOPHARYNGEAL MICROBIOTA OF PEDIATRIC
PNEUMONIA AND CONTROL PATIENTS BY PYROSEQUENCING
O. Sakwinska, B. Berger, A. Bruttin, D. Moine, C. Ngom-Bru, J. Schrenzel,
H. Brüssow, A. Gervaix, Switzerland
POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBES AND ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES
262
EFFECT OF EXTERNAL VOLTAGE ON PSEUDOMONAS PUTIDA F1 IN BIO
ELECTROCHEMICAL CELL USING TOLUENE AS A SOLE CARBON SOURCE
H. Friman, A. Schechter, Y. Nitzan, R. Cahan, Israel
263
EFFECTS OF ELECTRON ACCEPTOR AVAILABILITY ON MICROBIAL ACTIVITY
AND COMMUNITY ALONG A REDOX GRADIENT AT THE SEDIMENT-WATER
INTERFACE
K. Frindte, H.P. Grossart, W. Eckert, Germany, Israel
264
CORRELATION OF ELECTRON AND CARBON FLUXES IN LACTOBACILLUS
BREVIS - PROMISING HOSTS FOR GENETIC ENGINEERING TO ACHIEVE
INDUSTRIAL BUTANOL PRODUCTION
O.V. Berezina, G. Jurgens, N.V. Zakharova, R.S. Shakulov, S. Yarotsky, T. Granström,
Russia, Finland
265
TRANSFORMATION OF CHLAMYDOMONAS REINHARDTII FOR HYDROCARBON
BIOFUEL PRODUCTION
D.H. Cho, G.G. Choi, W.J. Jeong, H.M. Oh, H.S. Kim, Republic of Korea
204
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBES AND ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES (contd.)
Poster No
266
DETERMINING OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITY IN ANAEROBIC SEQUENCING
BATCH REACTORS (ASBRS) WITH DIFFERENT HYDRAULIC RETENTION TIMES
USING PCR - DGGE
A. Kumdhitiahutsawakul, D. Jirachaisakdeacha, P. Suaisom, C. Sawatdeenarunat,
P. Rerkkringkrai, P. Pholchan, W. Pratom-aree, S. Bovonsombut, Thailand
267
ASSESSMENT OF METHANOGEN SURVIVAL IN ANAEROBIC ENRICHMENT
CULTURES DEGRADING LONG-CHAIN FATTY ACIDS
A.F. Salvador, M.A. Pereira, M.M. Alves, D.Z. Sousa, Portugal
268
HYDROGEN PRODUCTION BY D. VULGARIS GROWN AT DIFFERENT
CONDITIONS
M.M. Santana, P. Moura, J.M. Gonzalez, Portugal, Spain
269
PRODUCTION OF ETHANOL FROM ALFALFA HYDROLYSATES BY NATIVE
PICHIA KUDRIAVZEVII AND SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE
E. Seyed Siamdoust, F. Malekzadeh, S. Rahimi, Iran
270
HYDROGEN-PRODUCING BACTERIAL BIOFILMS AND GRANULAR SLUDGE
FORMED IN CONTINUOUS CULTURES OF FERMENTATIVE BACTERIA GROWN
ON SUGAR BEET MOLASSES
A. Sikora, A. Chojnacka, M. Błaszczyk, P. Szczęsny, K. Tomczyk, U. Zielenkiewicz,
Poland
271
A NEW APPROACH TO ACCESS AND IDENTIFY NEW GENES: THE CASE WITH
DESULFOTIGNUM PHOSPHITOXIDANS PHOSPHITE OXIDATION GENE CLUSTER
D.D. Simeonova, B. Schink, Germany
272
EFFECT OF GLYCINE ON GROWTH AND HYDROGEN PHOTOPRODUCTION BY
RHODOBACTER SPHAEROIDES
L. Gabrielyan, A. Trchounian, Armenia
273
METABOLIC CROSS-TALK BETWEEN ESCHERICHIA COLI FORMATE
DEHYDROGENASE-H AND HYDROGENASES IN HYDROGEN PRODUCTION
K. Trchounian, G. Sawers, A. Trchounian, Armenia, Germany
274
AUTOTROPHIC DENITRIFIERS PREVAIL IN THE CATHODE OF A MICROBIAL
FUEL CELL
A. Vilar-Sanz, A. García-Lledó, S. Puig, M.D. Balaguer, J. Colprim, L. Bañeras, Spain
205
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES
Poster No
275
NITROGEN CYCLING BY MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES IN THE DERWENT
ESTUARY, TASMANIA
G.C.J. Abell, D.J. Ross, J.P. Keane, S.S. Robert, J.K. Volkman, Australia
276
BACTERIAL DYNAMICS IN A MICROPHYTOBENTHIC BIOFILM: A TIDAL
MESOCOSM APPROACH
H. Agogué, M. De Crignis, C. Mallet, F. Orvain, F. Mornay, C. Dupuy, France
277
METABOLIC AND GENETIC CHARACTERIZATION OF BACTERIAL
COMMUNITIES IN SEDIMENTS OF LAKES IN CHILEAN PATAGONIA
P. Aguayo, V.L. Campos, C. González, R. Barra, J. Becerra, M. Martínez, Chile
278
MICROHABITAT AND CLIMATIC PREFERENCES OF PROTOSTELOID AMOEBAE
IN A REGION WITH A MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE
M. Aguilar, C. Lado, Spain
279
MICROBIAL SYNGAS CONVERSION BY MESOPHILIC AND THERMOPHILIC
ANAEROBIC MIXED-CULTURES
J.I. Alves, D.Z. Sousa, M.M. Alves, Portugal
280
SULFATE REDUCTION IN MANGROVE SEDIMENTS
M. Balk, R.M. Keijzer, P.L.E. Bodelier, H.J. Laanbroek, The Netherlands
281
DRYING-REWETTING CYCLES AFFECT FUNGAL AND BACTERIAL GROWTH
DIFFERENTLY IN AN ARABLE SOIL
A. Bapiri, E. Baath, J. Rousk, Iran, Sweden
282
DIVERSITY AND RESISTANCE TO COPPER OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES
EXPOSED TO A GRADIENT OF CONTAMINATION OF COPPER IN CHILEAN
MARINE SEDIMENTS
L. Besaury, J.P. Pavissich, B. Gonzalez, B. Ouddane, S. Andrade, R. De la Iglesia,
V. Mesnage, R. Lafite, L. Quillet, France, Chile
283
COMMUNITY COMPOSITION AND DIVERSITY PATTERNS OF STREAM BIOFILMS
AS REVEALED BY 454 PYROSEQUENCING AND T-RFLP
K. Besemer, H. Peter, J.B. Logue, L. Tranvik, T.J. Battin, Austria, Sweden
284
SALINITY EFFECTS ON MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND NUTRIENT
DYNAMICS IN AN INTERMITTENT RIVER SYSTEM
J. Beyer-Robson, S. Vink, P. Bond, C. Moran, Australia
285
COMPARISON OF BACTERIAL COLONIZATION OF PARTICLES IN LIMNIC VS.
MARINE ECOSYSTEMS
M. Bizic Ionescu, B.M. Fuchs, R. Amann, H.P. Grossart, Germany
206
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES (contd.)
Poster No
286
BACTERIAL COMMUNITIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE PHYLLOSPHERE AND
RHIZOSPHERE OF ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA
N. Bodenhausen, M. Horton, J. Bergelson, Switzerland, USA
287
INTERACTIONS BETWEEN THE IMMUNE RESPONSE, EPITHELIUM RENEWAL,
AND GUT MICROBIOTA OF DROSOPHILA
N. Broderick, N. Buchon, B. Lemaitre, Switzerland
288
UNBALANCES OF THE INTESTINAL MICROBIOTA IN ATOPIC CHILDREN
M. Candela, S. Turroni, M. Severgnini, C. Consolandi, C. Peano, A. Pession, P. Brigidi,
Italy
289
METABOLIC FLEXIBILITY AS A MAJOR PREDICTOR OF MICROBIAL
COMMUNITIES
F. Carbonero, B.B. Oakley, K.J. Purdy, USA, UK
290
DISTINCT COLONIC HYDROGENOTROPHIC COMMUNITIES BETWEEN NATIVE
AFRICANS AND AFRICAN AMERICANS MAY RELATE TO DIFFERENCES IN
COLORECTAL CANCER FREQUENCY
F. Carbonero, J. Ou, S.J. O'Keefe, H.R. Gaskins, USA
291
BIODIVERSITY ANALYSIS OF CULTURABLE BACTERIA FROM CORAL MUCUS,
WATER AND SEDIMENT FROM THE COAST OF SÃO PAULO STATE - BRAZIL
C. Carlos, F. Alexandrino, L.M.M. Ottoboni, Brazil
292
DIETARY IRON AVAILABILITY IMPACTS THE MICROBIOTA OF THE HUMAN
COLON IN AN IN VITRO FERMENTATION
A. Dostal, S. Fehlbaum, C. Chassard, C. Lacroix, Switzerland
293
INTESTINAL MICROBIOTA ESTABLISHMENT IN BREASTFED NEONATES
DELIVERED VAGINALLY AT TERM
T. Jost, F. Rochat, C. Chassard, C. Braegger, C. Lacroix, Switzerland
294
BREAST MILK AS SOURCE OF MATERNAL BACTERIA FOR POTENTIAL
MOTHER-INFANT TRANSFER
T. Jost, F. Rochat, C. Chassard, C. Braegger, C. Lacroix, Switzerland
295
APPLICATION OF DGGE TECHNIQUE FOR BACTERIAL POPULATION FROM OIL
RESERVOIR OF NORTHERN PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT CENTER
P. Choochuay, P. Dawkrajai, S. Bovonsombut, Thailand
296
MICROBIAL DIVERSITY AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN HIGHLY
CONTAMINATED MINE TAILINGS AND OTHER WASTES FROM URANIUM MINES
OF UCIL, JHARKHAND, INDIA
P.K. Dhal, S.K. Kazy, P. Sar, India
207
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08:00-18:00
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POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES (contd.)
Poster No
297
MICROBIAL DIVERSITY OF CALCIUM CARBONATE SLURRIES AS REVEALED
BY TAG-ENCODED DEEP AMPLICON SEQUENCING
N. Di Maiuta, P. Schwarzentruber, C.S. Dow, Switzerland, UK
298
BISTABILITY-BASED COOPERATION IN SALMONELLA POPULATIONS DURING
ACUTE COLITIS
M. Diard, M. Ackermann, W.D. Hardt, Switzerland
299
VAGINAL BACTERIAL COMMUNITIES IN RELATION TO THE PHYSIOLOGICAL
STATUS OF GENITAL TRACT OF HEALTHY REPRODUCTIVE-AGE WOMEN
T. Drell, T. Lillsaar, L. Tummeleht, E. Väin, I. Saarma, M. Metsis, Estonia
300
COMPOSITION OF THE BACTERIAL COMMUNITY IN CIRA-INFANTAS OIL FIELD
FROM COLOMBIA AND RELATED BACTERIOPHAGES
L.M. Angulo, G.A. Castillo, J. Hernández, J.L. Fuentes, Colombia
301
TRANSCRIPTIONAL RESPONSE AND ANTIBIOTIC PRODUCTION BY P.
FLUORESCENS PF0-1 DURING COMPETITIVE INTERACTIONS WITH DIFFERENT
BACTERIAL SPECIES
P. Garbeva, M. Silby, J. Raaijmakers, W. de Boer, The Netherlands, USA
302
ROS FORMATION BY PHOTOCHEMICAL REACTIONS AFFECT BCC IN A HUMIC
LAKE AND INDUCE ADAPTIVE RESPONSES IN ABUNDANT
BACTERIOPLANKTON SPECIES
S. Glaeser, H.P. Grossart, J. Glaeser, Germany
303
DETECTION OF STRICT ANAEROBES AND BACTERIAL COMPLEXES IN ACUTE
ENDODONTIC INFECTIONS BY CHECKERBOARD DNA-DNA HYBRIDIZATION
F. Montagner, R.C. Jacinto, E.T. Pinheiro, A.A. Zaia, C.C. Ferraz, M. Feres,
B.P. Gomes, Brazil
304
DRIVING FORCES UNDERLYING THE COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF
FRESHWATER BACTERIA: IS THERE MORE THAN SPECIES SORTING?
R. Goyvaerts, C. Souffreau, B. Peccue, L. De Meester, Belgium
305
INVESTIGATION OF METHANOGENIC COMMUNITY IN GASTROINTESTINAL
TRACT OF DAIRY CALVES
M. Zhou, L. Guan, Canada
306
A NEW PHYLOGENETIC APPROACH TO INVESTIGATE THE INTESTINAL
BACTERIAL COMPOSITION
M.L.H. Hermann, L. Mølbak, Denmark
307
DIVERSITY OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES IN COOLING TOWER WATER
E. Ilhan-Sungur, D. Öztürk, B. Abbas, G. Muyzer, Turkey, The Netherlands
208
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08:00-18:00
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POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES (contd.)
Poster No
308
DIVERSITY OF LACTOBACILLI CHARACTERIZED BY MASS SPECTROMETRY
BASED APPROACHES
E. Ilina, M. Kornienko, A. Borovskaya, A. Letarov, A. Isaeva, M. Kostrzewa,
V. Govorun, Russia, Germany
309
VALIDATION OF IRS PCR, A MOLECULAR TYPING METHOD, FOR THE STUDY
OF DIVERSITY AND DYNAMICS OF LEGIONELLA IN COOLING CIRCUITS
D. Jakubek, M. Le Brun, G. Leblon, M. Dubow, M. Binet, France
310
EFFECT OF DIFFERENT PROTEINS-CARBOHYDRATES RATIO ON IN-VITRO
FERMENTATION AND RUMEN BACTERIAL COMMUNITIES AS REVEALED BY
DGGE ANALYSIS OF 16S RDNA
C.D. Jeong, M.J. Alam, M.J. Gu, M.H. Jeong, K.K. Cho, C.O. Jeon, S.S. Lee,
Republic of Korea
311
ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTIVE MINERALS FACILITATE INTERSPECIES
ELECTRON TRANSFER FOR SYNTROPHIC METHANOGENESIS
S. Kato, R. Nakamura, K. Watanabe, K. Hashimoto, Japan
312
MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES IN CLOSED CULTIVATION SYSTEM AS AFFECTED
BY BIOCONTROL AGENT AND MICRONUTRIENTS
S. Khalil, B. Alsanius, Sweden
313
STRUCTURE OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES IN ACTIVATED SLUDGE AFTER
ADDITION OF DIFFERENT CARBON SOURCES
P. Kowal, S. Ciesielski, K. Jankowska, A. Luczkiewicz, J. Makinia, Poland
314
BIOMASS DISTRIBUTION AND ACTIVITY OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES DURING
MULTISTEP-BIOFILTRATION PROCESSES IN DRINKING WATER TREATMENT
K. Lautenschlager, W.T. Liu, J. Traber, N. Boon, O. Köster, T. Egli, F. Hammes,
Switzerland, USA, Belgium
315
ANALYSIS OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES AND METABOLITES OF RUMENS
FROM VARIOUS RUMINANTS USING A BARCODED PYROSEQUENCING AND 1H
NMR SPECTROSCOPY
H.J. Lee, J.Y. Jung, S.S. Lee, C.O. Jeon, Republic of Korea
316
TRANSCRIPTIONAL EVIDENCE FOR METHANE PRODUCTION IN PUTATIVE
ANAEROBIC METHANOTROPHIC (ANME) ARCHAEA
K. Lloyd, M.J. Alperin, A. Teske, Denmark, USA
317
S. TYPHIMURIUM INFLAMMATION TRIGGERS PATHOGEN ELIMINATION BY
COMMENSAL E. COLI
L. Maier, B. Stecher, W.D. Hardt, Switzerland, Germany
209
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08:00-18:00
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POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES (contd.)
Poster No
318
HOW DO CLIMATE WARMING, PLANT SPECIES RICHNESS AND PLANT
FUNCTIONAL GROUP AFFECT AMMONIA OXIDIZING BACTERIA DIVERSITY AND
FUNCTION IN EXPERIMENTAL?
S. Malchair, M. Carnol, Belgium
319
NEW BACTERIA ASSOCIATED WITH THE LEAF-CUTTING ANT ATTA LAEVIGATA
A.C. Marchiori, M. Ferro, M. Bacci Junior, Brazil
320
MICROBIAL INTERSPECIES HYDROGEN TRANSFER IN REDUCTIVE
DEHALOGENATING MICROCOSMS AS REVEALED BY A NOVEL FUNCTIONAL
GENE TILING DNA MICROARRAY
I. Marshall, D. Berggren, L. Semprini, A. Spormann, USA
321
DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF A SOIL BACTERIAL COMMUNITY EXPOSED TO PAH
CONTAMINATION AS MONITORED BY STABLE ISOTOPE PROBING
F. Martin, Y. Jouanneau, France
322
MULTIPLE FACTORS MEDIATING THE PERSISTENCE OF A PLANT
PATHOGENIC BACTERIAL-FUNGAL SYMBIOSIS
N. Möbius, G. Lackner, C. Hertweck, Germany
323
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND
PATHOGEN SURVIVAL IN AN EXPERIMENTALLY MANIPULATED
AGRICULTURAL SOIL
E. Moynihan, K. Ritz, S. Tyrrel, K. Richards, F. Brennan, Ireland, UK
324
IMPACT OF STATISTICAL TECHNIQUE CHOICE ON THE INTERPRETATION OF
MICROBIAL COMMUNITY DATA
S. Nielsen, T. Harder, P. Steinberg, Australia
325
SHIFTING METHANOGENIC PATHWAYS ALONG A NUTRIENT GRADIENT IN THE
FLORIDA EVERGLADES, USA
H.S. Bae, M. Huettel, J. Chanton, A. Ogram, USA
326
COMMUNICATION OF BACTERIAL COLONIES
I. Pátková, J. Ĉepl, T. Rieger, A. Blahůšková, Czech Republic
327
COPPER MINE TAILINGS AMENDED WITH CLASS A BIOSOLIDS: LONG TERM
EFFECTS ON SOIL BACTERIAL POPULATIONS
I. Pepper, H. Zerzghi, S.A. Bengson, B. Iker, J.P. Brooks, USA
328
MICROBIAL DIVERSITY AND BIOCHEMISTRY OF THE SM1-EURYARCHAEON
BIOFILM
A. Probst, H.Y. Holman, T. DeSantis, G. Andersen, K. Venkateswaran,
C. Moissl-Eichinger, Germany, USA
329
CHARACTERIZATION OF TWO MICROBIAL BIOFILMS IN A THERMOPHILIC
BIOGAS SYSTEM BY METAGENOME AND TRFLP ANALYSIS
A. Rademacher, M. Zakrzewski, A. Schlüter, M. Klocke, Germany
210
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES (contd.)
Poster No
330
EFFECT OF CROP SPECIES AND INCREASED FERTILIZER USAGE ON SOIL
MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES
M. Truusa, E. Rasmann, T. Kango, M. Metsis, I. Tamm, M. Ameerikas, Estonia
331
VIABILITY ANALYSIS OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS AND BURKHOLDERIA
CEPACIA IN MIXED CULTURE BY FLOW CYTOMETRY
M. Rüger, R. Tüngler, C. Siewert, U. Reichl, Germany
332
AN IN VITRO MODEL HABITAT FOR ENDODONTIC INFECTIONS INCLUDING
UNCULTURED REPRESENTATIVES OF THE DIVISION TM7
A. Rybalka, F. Mannocci, W.G. Wade, UK
333
FECAL MICROFLORA IN A CLINICAL BIRTH COHORT STUDY
S. Schjørring, J. Stockholm, L. Pedersen, A.L. Bischoff, N.V. Følsgaard,
C. Giwercman, A. Mølgaard, B. Chawes, K. Bønnelykke, H. Bisgaard, K.A. Krogfelt,
Denmark
334
DEVELOPMENT OF ACIDOBACTERIA IN METHANE-OXIDIZING MICROBIAL
CONSORTIA
Y.M. Serkebaeva, S.N. Dedysh, Russia
335
FERMENTATIVE BACTERIA COMMUNICATES WITH METHANOGENS BY USING
ITS FLAGELLUM
T. Shimoyama, T. Nakayama, K. Watanabe, Japan
336
CHANGES IN FUNGAL INTESTINAL MICROBIOTA IN HEALTHY AND DIARRHEIC
PATIENTS
J. Skraban, M. Medved, M. Rupnik, Slovenia
337
DETECTION OF PORPHYROMONAS ENDODONTALIS IN SUBGINGIVAL PLAQUE
SAMPLE
D.P. Spolidorio, T. Bedran, R.A. Marcantonio, J. Cirelli, R. Spin-Neto, L.C. Spolidorio,
D. Grenier, Brazil, Canada
338
DEPTH-DEPENDENT CHANGES IN MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE
UNDER THE PESTICIDE STRESS
M. Talja, M. Kontro, Finland
339
AEROBIC JEJUNAL LACTIC ACID BACTERIUM MICROBIOTA OF FIVE
FISTULATED BEAGLES REVEALED THE DOMINANCE OF LACTOBACILLUS
ACIDOPHILUS
Y. Tang, T.J.K. Manninen, P. Saris, Finland
340
EFFECT OF PLANT GROWTH PROMOTING RHIZOBACTERIA (PGPR)
INOCULATION ON MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN RHIZOSPHERE OF
CHINESE KALE CULTIVATED IN THAILAND
N. Teaumroong, Thailand
211
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES (contd.)
Poster No
341
CHANGES IN VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION OF FREE-LIVING AND AGGREGATEATTACHED BACTERIOPLANKTON OF CAPE BLANC
S. Thiele, D. Fink, M. Iversen, B. Fuchs, G. Fischer, R. Amann, Germany
342
HOW DOES IRON FERTILIZATION INFLUENCE THE BACTERIOPLANKTON
COMMUNITY? - A LOHAFEX REPORT
S. Thiele, B. Fuchs, V. Smetacek, K. Altendorf, R. Amann, Germany
343
THE BACTERIAL DIVERSITY OF A ROCK MINE BIOFILM STUDIED USING
METAGENOMIC AND CULTIVATION METHODS
K. Tomczyk-Żak, S. Kaczanowski, P. Szczęsny, U. Zielenkiewicz, Poland
344
AMMONIA OXIDIZING BACTERIA PREDOMINATE AMONG ARCHAEA IN
EPIPHYTIC COMMUNITIES ON MACROALGAE
R. Trias, A. García-Lledó, N. Sánchez, S. Hallin, L. Bañeras, Spain, Sweden
345
GENE-CENTRIC METAGENOMIC ANALYSIS OF FELINE FECAL MICROBIOME
REVEALS RESEMBLANCE TO CHICKEN AND POTENTIAL PUBLIC HEALTH
RISKS
H.M. Tun, N. Khin, L. Jun, M.S. Brar, R.K.H. Hui, F.C.C. Leung, Hong Kong S.A.R.
346
LONG TERM STABILITY OF MICROBIAL DIVERSITY AND ACTIVITY POTENTIAL
IN SEVERELY DISTURBED ARID LANDS
L.K. Schwab-Uchanski, E.W. Tahtamouni, M. Lucero, F.A. Nalim, A. Unc, USA
347
RUMINAL BACTERIAL COMMUNITY CHANGE IN RESPONSE TO DIET-INDUCED
VARIATION OF RUMINAL TRANS-10 FATTY ACIDS
A. Zened, S. Combes, L. Cauquil, F. Enjalbert, A. Troegeler, France
348
SPATIO-TEMPORAL VARIABILITY AND ANNUAL REPEATABILITY OF THE
BACTERIAL COMMUNITY COMPOSITION IN THE SEASONALLY ANOXIC
EUTROPHIC LAKE
C. Paul, B. Fournier, A. Walter, P. Junier, J. Zopfi, Switzerland
POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBIAL PATHOGENICITY
349
ADHESION AND INVASION OF NASOPHARYNGEAL CELL LINES BY CLINICAL
STRAINS OF MORAXELLA CATARRHALIS
M. Al-Anan, UK
350
MULTIPLEX GENOTYPING OF STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE STRAINS
ISOLATED FROM CHILDREN WITH BACTERIAL MENINGITIS AND PATHOLOGY
OF RESPIRATORY TRACT
V.V. Slobodenuk, E.A. Voropaeva, V.A. Alyoshkin, S.S. Afanasiev, J.N. Urban,
E.A. Egorova, A.V. Karaulov, O.G. Grechishnikova, M.S. Afanasiev, Russia
212
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBIAL PATHOGENICITY (contd.)
Poster No
351
CONTROL OF THE STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS TOXIC SHOCK TST
PROMOTER BY THE GLOBAL REGULATOR SARA
D.O. Andrey, A. Renzoni, A. Monod, D. Lew, A. Cheung, W. Kelley, Switzerland, USA
352
DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW GUINEA PIG MODEL OF SHIGELLOSIS
S. Barman, D.R. Saha, T. Ramamurthy, H. Koley, India
353
STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS-INDUCED CYTOPATHIC EFFECT ON THE
MAMMALIAN CELLS
L. Alekseeva, R. Le Guevel, L. Gouffier-Rault, C. Le Marechal, C. Piquet-Pellorce,
F. Taieb, S. Even, Y. Arlot, Y. Le Loir, N. Berkova, Russia, France
354
A NEW METABOLIC ROLE FOR PROLINE METABOLISM IN MYCOBACTERIA
M. Berney, M.R. Weimar, A. Heikal, G.M. Cook, New Zealand
355
SURVIVAL OF STREPTOCOCCUS AGALACTIAE IN SIMULATED VAGINAL FLUID
S. Borges, J. Silva, P. Teixeira, Portugal
356
STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF THE LIPOPROTEIN MEMBRANE ANCHOR FROM
SLOW-GROWING MYCOBACTERIA
J.K. Brülle, A. Tschumi, Y. Yoho-Auchli, P. Hunziker, P. Sander, Switzerland
357
THE CYCLIC AMP RECEPTOR PROTEIN REPRESSES TRANSCRIPTION OF THE
ESP(ACD) OPERON NECESSARY FOR VIRULENCE-CRITICAL ESX-1 SECRETION
IN MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS
D.M. Hunt, M. Stapleton, R.H. Whalan, N. Sweeney, L. Mori, I. Comas, A. Rodgers,
L. Norman, Y. Braun, K.B. Walker, E.O. Davis, J. Green, R.S. Buxton, UK
358
INFLUENCE OF HEAVY METALS ON REPRODUCTION OF PATHOGENIC
BACTERIA
E. Bogatyrenko, L.S. Buzoleva, E.A. Ostapenko, A.M. Krivosheeva, Russia
359
PHAGE LAMBDA RED-MEDIATED RECOMBINOGENIC ENGINEERING OF OMPT
DELETION MUTANT OF UROPATHOGENIC ESCHERICHIA COLI
H. Cao, X.L. Liu, C.Y. Hui, T. Zhao, X.L. Li, China
360
EXPEC (SEROGROUPS O2 AND O25) ISOLATED FROM ANIMAL SOURCES IN
BRAZIL HAVE HIGH PREVALENCE OF VIRULENCE MARKERS AND MULTIDRUG
RESISTANCE
S. Farah, R.O. Iovine, L. Osugui, K. Irino, V.M. Carvalho, Brazil
361
SYSTEMS BIOLOGY OF INTERNALIZATION DEFECTIVE BRUCELLA ABORTUS
MUTANTS
S.B. Cha, W.J. Lee, M.K. Shin, M.H. Jung, S.W. Shin, H.S. Yoo, Republic of Korea
213
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBIAL PATHOGENICITY (contd.)
Poster No
362
INDUCTION OF CYTOKINES/CHEMOKINES AND APOPTOSIS BY NS1 OF
DIFFERENT INFLUENZA VIRUSES
P.K. Chan, W.Y. Lam, A.C. Yeung, Hong Kong S.A.R.
363
DISCREPANT RESPONSES OF DENDRITIC CELL MATURATION AND IL-10
PRODUCTION FOLLOWING H. PYLORI STIMULATION IN GASTRIC CANCER
PATIENT
L.L. Chang, S.W. Wang, D.C. Wu, C.H. Hung, Taiwan R.O.C.
364
CLPX AND CLPP CONTROL PHYSIOLOGICAL, ADAPTATION AND VIRULENCE
PROCESSES IN THE HUMAN PATHOGEN STREPTOCOCCUS PYOGENES
F. Beneyt, S. Spiess, E. Charpentier, Austria, Sweden
365
MUTATIONAL ANALYSES OF ESPA AND ITS EFFECTS ON THE
MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS ESX-1 VIRULENCE PROTEIN SECRETION
SYSTEM
J.M. Chen, L. Basterra, S.T. Cole, Switzerland
366
THE GENOME OF VIRULENT STRAIN OF STREPTOCOCCUS SUIS TYPE 2 IS
SMALLER THAN THAT OF AVIRULENT STRAIN
Z. Wei, Y. Huochun, L. Chengping, China
367
BIFIDOBACTERIUM SP. STRAINS IMPLICATED IN ABDOMINAL INFECTIONS
ASSOCIATED WITH SURGICAL EMERGENCIES
A.M. Israil, M.C. Chifiriuc, R. Palade, C. Delcaru, C. Iordache, Romania
368
VIRULENCE FACTORS IN ANAEROBIC BACTERIA ASSOCIATED WITH
INFECTIONS IN CLINICAL CASES OF SURGICAL ABDOMINAL EMERGENCIES
C. Delcaru, R.S. Palade, M.C. Chifiriuc, A.M. Israil, Romania
369
EXPRESSION OF DICKEYA DADANTII GENES DURING INFECTION OF THE PEA
APHID ACYRTHOSIPHON PISUM
D. Costechareyre, Y. Rahbé, G. Condemine, France
370
CHARACTERIZATION OF PROTHEOLYTIC ACTIVITIES OF HELICOBACTER
PYLORI AS A PATHOGENICITY FACTOR
C. Zárate-Aquino, J. Torres-Marcial, R. Coria-Jimenez, Mexico
371
A NOVEL RESTRICTION ENDONUCLEASE FUNCTIONS AS A MAJOR BARRIER
TO HORIZONTAL GENE TRANSFER IN CLINICAL STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
STRAINS
A.R. Corvaglia, S.Y. Xu, S.H. Chan, P. François, D. Hernandez, J. Schrenzel,
P. Linder, Switzerland, USA
372
CONSTRUCTION OF A MURINISED LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES H7858 (4B)
STRAIN FOR IMPROVED MURINE INFECTION
J. Cummins, C. Gahan, Ireland
214
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBIAL PATHOGENICITY (contd.)
Poster No
373
GENOME WIDE ANALYSIS REVEALS LOCI ENCODING ANTI-MACROPHAGE
FACTORS IN THE HUMAN PATHOGEN BURKHOLDERIA PSEUDOMALLEI K96243
A.J. Dowling, P. Wilkinson, M.T.G. Holden, R.W. Titball, N.R. Waterfield,
R.H. Ffrench-Constant, UK
374
ROLE OF SHF IN THE AGGREGATIVE ADHERENCE AND BIOFILM FORMATION
OF TYPICAL AND ATYPICAL ENTEROAGGREGATIVE ESCHERICHIA COLI
F.M. Vasconcellos, R.M.F. Piazza, W.P. Elias, Brazil
375
THE IMPACT OF SUB-THERAPEUTIC CONCENTRATIONS OF CHLORHEXIDINE
GLUCONATE ON THE GERM TUBE FORMATION OF ORAL CANDIDA ALBICANS
ISOLATES
A. Ellepola, B. Joseph, L. Philip, Kuwait
376
SHIGELLA ENTEROTOXIN-2 IS A TYPE III EFFECTOR THAT PARTICIPATES IN
SHIGELLA-INDUCED INTERLEUKIN 8 SECRETION BY EPITHELIAL CELLS
M.J. Farfan, C.S. Toro, E.M. Barry, J.P. Nataro, Chile, USA
377
PARTICIPATION OF EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX PROTEINS IN THE FIMBRIALMEDIATED ADHERENCE OF DIARRHEOGENIC E. COLI TO INTESTINAL CELLS
M.J. Farfan, R. Vidal, L. Cantero, J.P. Nataro, A.G. Torres, Chile, USA
378
VIRULENCE FACTORS ARE REGULATED BY DIFFERENT TOXR ACTIVATION
MECHANISMS IN VIBRIO CHOLERAE
V.H.I. Fengler, S. Tutz, S. Schild, J. Reidl, Austria
379
THE CHARACTERIZATION OF A PLASMINOGEN-BINDING PROTEIN IN
BACTEROIDES FRAGILIS
E.O. Ferreira, L.A. Lobo, E.R. Rocha, R.M.C.P. Domingues, Brazil, USA
380
ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF CLOSTRIDIUM DIFFICILE STRAINS
FROM FECAL SAMPLES OBTAINED FROM A HOSPITAL IN RIO DE JANEIRO,
BRAZIL
D.A. Secco, I.T. Balassiano, R.F. Boente, J.S. Filho, S.A. Nouer, E.O. Ferreira,
R.C.P. Domingues, Brazil
381
IS THERE A LINK BETWEEN CELL DIVISION AND PATHOGENICITY IN
XANTHOMONAS CITRI?
A.P. Ucci, I.C. Silva, P.M.M. Martins, J.A.P. Sumares, J. Belasque, I.F. Lau,
H. Ferreira, Brazil
382
DISTRIBUTION OF SOME VIRULENCE GENES IN CLINICAL ISOLATED
SALMONELLA SPP. BY PCR
R. Firouzi, A. Derakhshandeh, S. Mehrshad, Iran
215
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08:00-18:00
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POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBIAL PATHOGENICITY (contd.)
Poster No
383
ENTEROTOXICITY OF AEROMONAS HYDROPHILA IN RATS
F. Trakhna, C. Ettreiki, P.M. Anton, A. Maaroufi, P. Gadonna-Widehem, Tunisia,
France
384
MECHANISMS UNDERLYING BACTERIAL GALLBLADDER COLONISATION: THE
LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES MODEL
G. Dowd, P.G. Casey, S.A. Joyce, C. Hill, C.G.M. Gahan, Ireland
385
NUTRIENT ACQUISITION AND IMMUNOMODULATION - TWO FACES OF ENDOE
FROM ENTEROCOCCUS FAECALIS
J. Garbe, M. Collin, Sweden
386
VIRULENCE PROFILES IN ANTIMICROBIAL-RESISTANT ESCHERICHIA COLI
STRAINS ISOLATED FROM HUMAN INFECTIONS IN BRAZIL
M.C. Cergole-Novella, A.C.C. Pignatari, B.E.C. Guth, Brazil
387
IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A NOVEL ENDOTHELIAL CELL
RECEPTOR FOR FUSOBACTERIUM NUCLEATUM
Y. Fardini, S. Temoin, X. Wang, S. Nithianantham, D. Lee, Y.W. Han, USA
388
SPVC, A SALMONELLA EFFECTOR, REDUCES INTESTINAL INFLAMMATION
DURING EARLY STAGE OF INFECTION
T. Haneda, Y. Ishii, H. Shimizu, K. Ohshima, H. Danbara, N. Okada, Japan
389
THE ROLE OF THE TYPE IV SECRETION SYSTEM IN LETHALITY OF BRUCELLA
MICROTI IN THE MURINE MODEL OF INFECTION
N. Hanna, M.P. Jimenez de Bagüès, S. Ouahrani-Bettache, S. Köhler, A. Occhialini,
France, Spain
390
CONTRIBUTION OF THE TYPE 1 PILUS AND THE TYPE III SECRETION SYSTEM
TO THE ADHERENCE OF ATYPICAL ENTEROPATHOGENIC ESCHERICHIA COLI
R.T. Hernandes, J.A. Girón, D. Yamamoto, T.A.T. Gomes, Brazil, USA
391
ADHERENCE COMPARISON AND ANTISERUM TITER DETERMINATION OF
THREE MAJOR OUTER MEMBRANE PROTEIN TSA56, TSA47 AND TSA22 IN
ORIENTIA TSUTSUGAMUSHI
Y.R. Hong, Taiwan R.O.C.
392
THE EFFECT OF VP1671 (VSCQ) ON VIRULENCE OF VIBRIO
PARAHAEMOLYTICUS
H. Iba, T. Shimohata, M. Yamato, K. Mawatari, A. Takahashi, Japan
393
MODULATORY EFFECTS OF ANTIMICROBIALS ON THE EXPRESSION OF
PHENOL-SOLUBLE MODULINS IN COMMUNITY-ACQUIRED METHICILLINRESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
C.K. Wong, E.T. Leung, S.S. Chau, Z. Lin, K. To, M. Ip, Hong Kong S.A.R.
216
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBIAL PATHOGENICITY (contd.)
Poster No
394
LOW ENDOTOXICITY AND COMPLEMENT RESISTANCE OF CAPNOCYTOPHAGA
CANIMORSUS ARE BASED ON STRUCTURAL FEATURES OF THE LPS
S. Ittig, C. Fiechter, P. Manfredi, U. Zähringer, G.R. Cornelis, Switzerland, Germany
395
EXPRESSION OF N-ACYL-HOMOSERINE LACTONASE AIIA GENE IN
LACTOBACILLUS PLANTARUM REDUCES VIRULENCE OF CLINICAL ISOLATES
OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA
S.K. Joshi, P. Sharma, K. Harjai, N. Capalash, India
396
MOLECULAR CLONING AND FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERIZATION OF NUCLEAR
OLIGOMERIZATION DOMAIN PROTEIN NOD1 IN OLIVE FLOUNDER
PARALICHTHYS OLIVACEUS
T.S. Jung, S.B. Park, T. Aoki, H. Junichi, O. Maki, H.B. Jang, I.S. Cha,
Republic of Korea
397
SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM CROSSES THE GUT EPITHELIUM BY
TRANSCYTOSIS
P. Kaiser, A.J. Müller, K. Dittmar, T.C. Weber, S. Haueter, W.D. Hardt, Switzerland,
France, Germany
398
NEGATIVE CLUMPING-FACTOR STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS FROM
INTRAMAMMARY INFECTIONS AND ITS RELATION TO PENICILLIN
SUSCEPTIBILITY IN ISRAEL
N. Khateb, M. Freed, Israel
399
MOLECULAR ASPECT OF ANTAGONIZING EFFECTS OF THE PARALOGUE
PROTEINS H-NS AND LER ON THE LEE5 PROMOTER OF EPEC
A. Khodr, A. Boughammoura, V. Fairweather, S. Rimsky, France
400
EXPRESSED SEQUENCE TAGS REVEAL GENETIC DIVERSITY AND PUTATIVE
VIRULENCE FACTORS OF THE PATHOGENIC OOMYCETE PYTHIUM INSIDIOSUM
T. Krajaejun, R. Khositnithikul, T. Lerksuthirat, T. Lowhnoo, T. Rujirawat,
T. Petchthong, W. Yingyong, P. Suriyaphol, N. Smithipat, T. Juthayothin,
V. Phuntumart, T.D. Sullivan, Thailand, USA
401
SLIDING OF S.TYPHIMURIUM ON EPITHELIAL SURFACES OF HELA CELLS
EXPLAINS TARGET CELL SELETION AND BINDING VIA T1 AND FIM
S. Kreibich, B. Misselwitz, N. Barrett, P. Vönasch, B. Stecher, S. Rout, M. Sormaz,
P. Jenny, M. Chabria, V. Vogel, W.D. Hardt, Switzerland
402
STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS SEROPROTEOMES DISCRIMINATE RUMINANT
ISOLATES CAUSING MILD OR SEVERE MASTITIS
C. Le Maréchal, J. Jardin, G. Jan, S. Even, C. Poulido, J.-M. Guibert, D. Hernandez,
P. François, J. Schrenzel, D. Dieter, E. Meyer, N. Berkova, R. Thiery, E. Vautor,
Y. Le Loir, France, Switzerland, Belgium
217
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBIAL PATHOGENICITY (contd.)
Poster No
403
INTRACELLULAR SURVIVAL AND PERSISTENCE OF SHIGA TOXIN-PRODUCING
ESCHERICHIA COLI (STEC) WITHIN CULTURED HUMAN ENTEROCYTES
F. Cordeiro, T. Vargas-Stampe, A. Cerqueira, A. Gonzalez, E.O. Ferreira, L.A. Lobo,
R.C.P. Domingues, J.R.C. Andrade, Brazil
404
THE CAPNOCYTOPHAGA CANIMORSUS GENOME AND SURFOME REVEAL A
KEY ROLE OF GLYCAN FORAGING SYSTEMS IN ITS SPECIALISED HOSTDEPENDENT LIFESTYLE
P. Manfredi, F. Renzi, M. Mally, L. Sauteur, M. Schmaler, P. Jenö, M. Pagni,
G.R. Cornelis, Switzerland
405
SIRA/BARA AND CSR GLOBAL REGULATORY SYSTEMS CONTROL
EXPRESSION OF THE SALMONELLA SPI-1 AND SPI-2 VIRULENCE REGULONS
THROUGH HILD
L. Martinez, H. Yakhnin, M.I. Camacho, D. Georgellis, P. Babitzke, J.L. Puente,
V.H. Bustamante, Mexico, USA
406
ATYPICAL BACTERIAL GROWTH RESPONSE TO THE VOLUME-TO-SURFACE
RATIO OF CULTURES
H. Martínez, T. Buhse, M. Rivera, G. Ayala, P. Parmananda, J. Sánchez, Mexico, India
407
A TYPE III SECRETION ACTIVATION MODEL IN SHIGELLA THAT GOES FROM
THE TIP COMPLEX TO CYTOPLASMIC MXIC VIA THE NEEDLE
I. Martinez-Argudo, A.J. Blocker, UK
408
THE ROLE OF ENTEROCOCCAL SURFACE PROTEIN IN PATHOGENICITY OF
ENTEROCOCCUS FAECIUM
K. Meredith, A. Bolhuis, UK
409
CHARACTERISATION OF A PATHOGENICITY ISLAND CARRYING A NEW
ALLELIC VARIANT OF THE SUBTILASE CYTOTOXIN (SUBAB) IN ESCHERICHIA
COLI
V. Michelacci, R. Tozzoli, R. Martinez Perez, L. Grande, S. Sanchez, A. Caprioli,
S. Morabito, Italy, Spain
410
SMALL RNA GENES RFRA/RFRB INVOLVED IN MEDIATING IRON HOMOESTASIS
ARE IMPORTANT FOR INVASION OF SALMONELLA ENTERICA SEROVAR
ENTERITIDIS IN CHICKENS
C.S. Mickael, P.K.S. Lam, E.M. Berberov, B. Allan, A.A. Potter, W. Köster, Canada
411
STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEW EXPEC
ADHESIN ELICITING PROTECTIVE IMMUNITY AGAINST URINARY TRACT
INFECTIONS
B. Nesta, G. Spraggon, C. Alteri, D. Veggi, D. Gomes Moriel, I. Pastorello, I. Bertoldi,
M.R. Fontana, I. Ferlenghi, G. Frankel, H. Mobley, M. Pizza, M. Soriani, L. Serino, Italy,
USA, UK
218
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBIAL PATHOGENICITY (contd.)
Poster No
412
HOST-PATHOGEN INTERACTIONS: DEPENDENCE OF THE EXPRESSION OF
SALMONELLA PATHOGENICITY ISLAND-2 VIRULENCE GENES ON THE
GENETIC STATUS OF THE HOST
L. Nesterenko, N. Kobets, J. Alyapkina, D. Balunets, Russia
413
A PARTICULAR COMPONENT OF BILE INDUCES EXPRESSION OF COLI
SURFACE ANTIGEN 5 (CS5) IN ENTEROTOXIGENIC ESCHERICHIA COLI (ETEC)
M. Nicklasson, Å. Sjöling, F. Qadri, A. von Mentzer, A.M. Svennerholm, Sweden,
Bangladesh
414
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PRIMARY RESISTANCE AND VIRULENCE FACTORS IN
CHILDREN WITH H.PYLORI INFECTION IN RUSSIA
A. Nijevitch, E. Akhmadeyeva, Russia
415
THE PHOTOBACTERIUM DAMSELAE SUBSP. DAMSELAE TOXIN DAMSELYSIN
IS ENCODED WITHIN A NEW VIRULENCE PLASMID THAT HARBOURS
HAEMOLYTIC DETERMINANTS
A.J. Rivas, B. Puentes, M.L. Lemos, C.R. Osorio, Spain
416
A PROTEOMIC APPROACH FOR IDENTIFICATION OF NEW VIRULENT FACTORS
OF PATHOGENIC VIBRIOS BY COMPARISON OF TWO MODELS OF VIBRIOMOLLUSC INTERACTIONS
S. Madec, M. Aboudaker, V. Pichereau, C. Boisset, C. Paillard, J.L. Nicolas, France
417
KNOCKING ON THE EXIT DOOR: RESIDUES OF FIMH ADHESIN INVOLVE IN THE
ACTIVATION OF TYPE I FIMBRIAE FIMD USHER
C. Palomino del Castillo, D. Munera, R. Glockshuber, L.A. Fernández Herrero, Spain,
Switzerland
418
ACTIVATION OF TLR1/2 INDUCES MAPK-MEDIATED CYTOKINE PRODUCTION
OF HUMAN MONOCYTIC CELL LINE, THP-1 CELLS BY VIBRIO VULNIFICUS ILPA
N.Y. Lee, K.H. Lee, S.J. Park, Republic of Korea
419
EXTRAINTESTINAL PATHOGENIC ESCHERICHIA COLI ISOLATED FROM
URINARY INFECTIONS OF DOGS AND CATS IN SÃO PAULO, SP, BRAZIL
L. Osugui, A.F. Pestana de Castro, K. Irino, V.M. Carvalho, Uropathogenic E. coli of
pets, Brazil
420
ESPB AS DIAGNOSTIC TARGET FOR ENTEROPATHOGENIC AND
ENTEROHEMORRHAGIC ESCHERICHIA COLI
L.B. Rocha, L.T. Cardoso, A. Caravelli, D.S. Horton, R.M. Piazza, Brazil
421
HEAT-LABILE AND HEAT-STABLE TOXINS EXPRESSED BY ENTEROTOXIGENIC
ESCHERICHIA COLI STRAINS SHOW DIFFERENT DELIVERY PATTERNS
L.B. Rocha, C.Y. Ozaki, D.S. Horton, R.M. Piazza, Brazil
219
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBIAL PATHOGENICITY (contd.)
Poster No
422
CAPSULE LOCUS POLYMORPHISMS AMONG E. FAECALIS ISOLATES FROM
ROOT CANAL INFECTIONS
E.T. Pinheiro, P.P. Penas, M. Endo, B.P.F.A. Gomes, M.P.A. Mayer, Brazil
423
ANALYSIS OF GARDNERELLA VAGINALIS STRAINS ISOLATED FROM
PATIENTS WITH BACTERIAL VAGINOSIS
M. Pleckaityte, R. Lasickiene, M. Janulaitiene, Lithuania
424
STIMULATION OF COAGULATION AND PHAGOCYTOSIS BY INVASIVE AND
CARRIER STRAINS OF NEISSERIA MENINGITIDIS
R. Potmesil, O. Beran, M. Holub, Czech Republic
425
GRLR AND GRLA, THE LOCUS OF ENTEROCYTE EFFACEMENT (LEE)
REGULATORY ESCORTS OF ENTEROPATHOGENIC ESCHERICHIA COLI
C. Lara, A. Huerta-Saquero, R. Jiménez, J.L. Puente, Mexico
426
INTERACTION OF LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES CLINICAL ISOLATES WITH
CELLS OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM. AN IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE
STUDY
S. Remuzgo Martínez, D. Padilla, L. Pilares Ortega, J.M. Icardo, C. Fernández
Mazarrasa, L. Martínez Martínez, J. Ramos Vivas, Spain
427
INCIDENTAL FINDING OF MYCOPLASMAS IN DEVELOPMENTAL DISPLASIA OF
THE HIP AND CONGENITAL HIP DISLOCATION
A.R.-T. Redon-Tavera, H.V.-C. Villegas-Castrejón, O.D. Isunza-Alonso,
J.A. Rivera-Tapia, S.R. León-Hernández, Mexico
428
TOWARDS FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE E. COLI PILIOME
J. Taganna, S. Ruer, K. Moonens, H. De Greve, H. Remaut, Belgium
429
CHARACTERIZATION OF A C. CANIMORSUS SURFACE-EXPOSED PROTEIN
COMPLEX DEVOTED TO DEGLYCOSYLATION OF HOST GLYCOPROTEINS
F. Renzi, P. Manfredi, M. Mally, L. Sauteur, P. Jeno, G.R. Cornelis, Switzerland
430
INTERACTIONS OF MXIC THAT CONTROL TYPE III SECRETION ACTIVATION IN
SHIGELLA FLEXNERI
A.D. Roehrich, A.J. Blocker, I. Martinez-Argudo, UK
431
CORRELATION BETWEEN SCD14 CONCENTRATION IN GCF AND GCFINDUCED APOPTOSIS OF NEUTROPHILS IN PATIENTS WITH MODERATE TO
SEVERE PERIODONTITIS
M. Sattari, M.B. Moozeh, I. Firoozeh Moghaddam, H. Darbandi Tamijani,
S. Mehrmofakham, Patients With Moderate to Severe Chronic Periodontitis, Healthy
Volunteers, Iran
432
INTRACELLULAR METABOLISM OF LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES
K. Schauer, T.M. Fuchs, Germany
220
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBIAL PATHOGENICITY (contd.)
Poster No
433
HOST LIVER METABOLISM DURING SALMONELLA INFECTION
A.K. Schemmer, D. Bumann, Switzerland
434
A NOVEL TOXIN CLASS OF GRAM-NEGATIVE BACTERIA DISCOVERED IN
KLEBSIELLA OXYTOCA
G. Schneditz, M.M. Joainig, G. Gorkiewicz, C. Högenauer, E.L. Zechner, Austria
435
GROWTH PROPERTIES AND PATHOGENICITY OF LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES
L-FORMS
B. Schnell, Y. Briers, M. Schuppler, M.J. Loessner, Switzerland
436
PHON2, THE GENE ENCODING FOR APYRASE (PHON2) OF SHIGELLA
FLEXNERI, IS ESSENTIAL FOR THE POLAR LOCALIZATION OF ICSA
D. Scribano, A. Petrucca, M. Pompili, C. Ambrosi, E. Bruni, S. Cannavacciuolo,
C. Zagaglia, A. Calconi, M. Casalino, M. Nicoletti, Italy
437
AAE: A SURFACE PROTEIN IN STAPHYLOCOCCI WHICH IS THE THIRD IGG
BINDING PROTEIN IN S.AUREUS AND THE FIRST IN S.EPIDERMIDIS
S. Shahinpour, Iran
438
RESDE IS INVOLVED IN THE BACILLUS CEREUS HEMOLYSIN II GENE
EXPRESSION REGULATION
E. Shapyrina, A. Shadrin, A. Solonin, Russia
439
STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS IS DIRECTLY RELATED TO AGGRAVATION OF
HEALTHY SKIN CONDITIONS
K. Shin, T.R. Lee, E. Lee, Y.H. Jeong, Y. Yun, T.H. Park, H. Kim, J. Park, Republic of
Korea
440
ANALYSIS OF BACTERIAL GENE EXPRESSION DYNAMICS DURING
HELICOBACTER PYLORI INFECTION IN MICE
Å. Sjöling, A. Janzon, C.F. Flach, A.M. Svennerholm, Sweden
441
DIFFERENT ELECTROPHORETIC PATTERNS OF OUTER MEMBRANE PROTEINS
IN SALMONELLA O:48 CLINICALLY IMPORTANT BACTERIA FOR CHILDREN
AFTER THEIR PASSAGES IN SERUM
A.M. Skwara, G. Bugla-Płoskońska, B.P. Dudek, B. Futoma-Kołoch, A. Kędziora,
W. Doroszkiewicz, Poland
442
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS BETWEEN CONVENTIONAL PCR AND QPCR FOR
DETECTION PATHOGENS
D.P. Spolidorio, T. Bedran, D. Grenier, L.C. Spolidorio, A. Fontana, M.N. Nogueira,
M. Correia, Brazil, Canada
443
MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF CAMPYLOBACTER FETUS PATHOGENICITY
H. Sprenger, S. Kienesberger, A. Fauster, G. Gorkiewicz, E.L. Zechner, Austria, USA
221
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBIAL PATHOGENICITY (contd.)
Poster No
444
SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM SPI-1: THE COSTS OF VIRULENCE FACTOR
EXPRESSION
A. Sturm, M. Heinemann, W.D. Hardt, Switzerland, The Netherlands
445
GENETIC POLYMORPHISM AND SERUM LEVEL OF MANNOSE-BINDING LECTIN
IN CHINESE PEDIATRIC PATIENTS WITH COMMON INFECTIOUS DISEASES
R. Tao, C.Z. Hua, Y.Z. Hu, S.Q. Shang, China
446
E. FAECALIS FSR QUORUM SENSING SYSTEM IS INVOLVED IN REGULATION
OF LRGAB
N. Teixeira, L.E. Hancock, K. Palmer, M.S. Gilmore, M.F.S. Lopes, Portugal, USA
447
IDENTIFICATION AND MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF C6-BINDING PROTEIN FROM
STREPTOCOCCUS PYOGENES USING HIGH SPEED ATOMIC FORCE
MICROSCOPY
Y. Terao, S. Kawabata, Japan
448
CHARACTERISATION OF KLEBSIELLA RHINOSCLEROMATIS INFECTION:
MIKULICZ CELLS ARE INFLAMMATORY MONOCYTES
C. Fevre, A.M. Almeida, S. Taront, T. Pedron, M. Huerre, M.C. Prevost, A. Kieussian,
M. Nguyen, A. Cumano, S. Brisse, P. Sansonetti, R. Tournebize, France
449
THE USE OF RIVET TO IDENTIFY AVIAN PATHOGENIC ESCHERICHIA COLI
(APEC) GENES INDUCED IN VIVO DURING INFECTION IN CHICKENS
H.N. Tuntufye, B.M. Goddeeris, Belgium, Tanzania
450
DEVELOPMENT OF A REAL-TIME PCR ASSAY TO ANALYSE QOI RESISTANCE
IN ERYSIPHE NECATOR
K.Z. Vaczy, Z. Vaczy, L. Kiss, Hungary
451
BLACK ROT OF GRAPEVINE: A NEW PROBLEM IN HUNGARY?
Z. Váczy, K.Z. Vaczy, A. Schmidt, L. Kiss, Hungary
452
LOCALIZATION OF GFP TAGGED PATHOGENIC VIBRIO PARAHEMOLYTICUS IN
EXPERIMENTALLY INFECTED FENNEROPENAEUS INDICUS
G. Vinoj, B. Vaseeharan, India
453
STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF GLUCOSYL TRANSFERASES
OF SHIGELLA FLEXNERI
N. Verma, Australia
454
RNAI SCREEN OF SALMONELLA INVASION SHOWS ROLE OF COPI IN
MEMBRANE TARGETING OF CHOLESTEROL AND CDC42
P. Vonaesch, B. Misselwitz, S. Dilling, R. Sacher, B. Snijder, L. Pelkmans,
W.D. Hardt, Switzerland
222
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBIAL PATHOGENICITY (contd.)
Poster No
455
ISOLATION OF GENETIC LOCI ASSOCIATED WITH PHAGOCYTOSIS AND
VIRULENCE IN KLEBSIELLA PNEUMONIAE USING A DICTYOSTELIUM MODEL
Y.J. Pan, T.L. Lin, C.R. Hsu, J.T. Wang, Taiwan R.O.C.
456
LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDES O1 ANTIGEN AND OUTER MEMBRANE PROTEINS
CONTRIBUTE TO VIRULENCE AND PROTECTIVE EFFICACY OF O1 ANTISERUM
IN KLEBSIELLA PNEUMONIAE
P.F. Hsieh, T.L. Lin, J.T. Wang, Taiwan R.O.C.
457
CYSTEINE-SCANNING MUTAGENESIS REVEALS TWO INTERACTION SITES
BETWEEN THE TYPE II SECRETION COMPONENTS GSPC AND GSPD AND
SUPPORTS A SWITCHING MODEL
X. Wang, V.E. Shevchik, France
458
COMPARISON OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF HIGH PATHOGENIC AND LOW
PATHOGENIC Y.ENTEROCOLITICA
X. Wang, H. Jing, Lab of Yersinia, ICDC, China CDC, China
459
FUNGAL DECAY STUDIES ON BAMBOO SPECIES
D.S. Wei, O. Schmidt, U. Schmitt, W. Liese, Germany
460
SADA, A TRIMERIC AUTOTRANSPORTER FROM SALMONELLA ENTERICA
SEROVAR TYPHIMURIUM, CAN PROMOTE BIOFILM FORMATION AND
PROVIDES LIMITED PROTECTION AGAINST INFECTION
D. Raghunathan, T. Wells, F. Morris, R. Shaw, S. Bobat, S. Peters, G. Paterson,
K. Tveen Jenson, D. Leyton, J. Hitchcock, D. Maskell, M. Webber, R. May,
C. MacLennan, L. Piddock, A. Cunningham, I. Henderson, UK
461
A TPS2 TETRASPANIN IS REQUIRED FOR GLUCOSE SENSING, CELL WALL
INTEGRITY AND VIRULENCE OF THE HUMAN PATHOGENIC FUNGUS
CRYPTOCOCCUS NEOFORMANS
D.X. Zhu, China
462
CHARACTERISATION OF THE SINGLE-STRANDED DNA BINDING PROTEIN
SSBB ENCODED WITHIN THE GONOCCOCAL GENETIC ISLAND
S. Jain, M. Zweig, E. Peeters, K. Siewering, J.P. Dillard, D. Charlier, C. van der Does,
Germany, Belgium, USA
463
A FADD MUTANT OF VIBRIO CHOLERAE IS IMPAIRED IN THE PRODUCTION OF
VIRULENCE FACTORS AND MEMBRANE LOCALISATION OF TCPP
S. Ray, E. Chatterjee, A. Chatterjee, K. Paul, R. Chowdhury, India, USA
464
SEROTYPE K1 KLEBSIELLA PNEUMONIAE LIVER ABSCESS ISOLATES FROM
DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS BELONG TO THE SAME HIGHLY
VIRULENT CLONE
S.G. Stahlhut, K.A. Krogfelt, C. Struve, Denmark
223
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBIOLOGY OF AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS
Poster No
465
PSEUDOSCILLATORIA CORALII, A KEY MEMBER OF BLACK BAND DISEASE
BACTERIAL CONSORTIUM
L. Arotsker, N. Siboni, E. Ben-Dov, E. Kramarsky-Winter, Y. Loya, A. Kushmaro, Israel
466
METHANE CYCLING AND MICROBIAL POPULATIONS OF LAKE KIVU
H. Bürgmann, N. Pasche, S. Bhattarai, K.A. Ross, F. Vazquez, C.J. Schubert,
A. Wüest, M. Schmid, Switzerland
467
MICROBIAL QUALITY OF DENTAL UNIT WATERLINES IN ROUTINE USE
N. Doğruöz Güngör, D. Göksay Kadaifciler, A. Cotuk, Turkey
468
INVESTIGATION OF MECHANISMS THAT MEDIATE MICROBIAL INTERACTIONS
WITH TEMPERATE MACROALGAE
M. Gardiner, N. Fernandes, D. Nowakowski, A. Campbell, P. Steinberg, S. Kjelleberg,
S. Egan, Australia, Germany
469
THE TEMPORAL VARIATION IN CULTURABLE ACTINOBACTERIAL ASSOCIATED
WITH THE CORAL PLATYGYRA DAEDALEA TISSUE AND MUCUS
A. Kalendar, H. Mahmoud, Kuwait
470
MORPHOLOGICAL AND GENETIC VARIABILITY OF GONYOSTOMUM SEMEN
ALGAE WIDESPREAD IN LITHUANIAN LAKES
I. Kemeziene, E. Serviene, J. Koreiviene, J. Kasperoviciene, B. Capukoitiene,
J. Karosiene, Lithuania
471
BACTERIAL COMMUNITY PROFILING IN A TROPICAL AQUATIC SYSTEM IN
BANGLADESH WITH EMPHASIS ON ESCHERICHIA COLI
N. Azmuda, M. Fakruddin, M. Moniruzzaman, S. Akter, S.I. Khan, N.K. Birkeland,
Bangladesh, Norway
472
CYANOBACTERIA ASSOCIATED WITH THE WHITE SEA HYDROID
O.A. Gorelova, O.A. Koksharova, T.R. Kravzova, I.V. Lazebnaya, O.I. Baulina,
T.A. Fedorenko, I.A. Kosevich, E.S. Lobakova, Russia
473
SITES OF BACTERIAL CHITIN HYDROLYZATION IN TWO LAKES OF
CONTRASTING TROPHIC STATUS
K.E. Köllner, D. Carstens, E. Keller, F. Vazquez, C.J. Schubert, J. Zeyer,
H. Bürgmann, Switzerland
474
EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE ON ORGANIC MATTER DEGRADATION PROCESS
IN TEMPERATE MARINE SEDIMENT
T. Matsui, H. Kojima, M. Fukui, Japan
224
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: MICROBIOLOGY OF AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS (contd.)
Poster No
475
PICOCYANOBACTERIAL DIVERSITY IN THE NORTH-WESTERN PACIFIC OCEAN
REVEALED BY BAR-CODED PYROSEQUENCING
J.H. Noh, D.H. Choi, M.S. Hahm, Republic of Korea
476
ANALYSING ARSENIC RESISTANT BACTERIA IN VIEW OF THEIR POTENTIAL
BIOTECHNOLOGICAL UTILITY
D. Davolos, B. Pietrangeli, Italy
477
LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES: INCIDENCE AND GROWTH IN LOW NUTRIENT
ENVIRONMENTS
R. Schneebeli, T. Egli, Switzerland
478
CHARACTERIZATION OF CORAL MUCUS-ASSOCIATED BACTERIA WITH
ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY
M. Shnit-Orland, A. Sivan, A. Kushmaro, Israel
479
THE EFFECT OF NITROGEN FERTILIZER ON FUNCTIONING AND DIVERSITY OF
METHANOTROPHS IN LITTORAL WETLAND OF A BOREAL LAKE
H.M.P. Siljanen, A. Saari, L. Bodrossy, P.J. Martikainen, Finland, Austria, Australia
480
SPATIOTEMPORAL VARIATIONS IN COMMUNITY OF CLOSELY RELATED
PLANKTONIC AEROBIC METHANE OXIDIZING BACTERIA
M. Tsutsumi, H. Kojima, T. Iwata, M. Fukui, Japan
481
A PHENOTYPIC AND PHYLOGENETIC BASIS FOR INTRA-SPECIES DIVISIONS
WITHIN THE BIOACTIVE BACTERIAL SPECIES PSEUDOALTEROMONAS
LUTEOVIOLACEA
N. Vynne, M. Månsson, K.F. Nielsen, L. Gram, Denmark
482
DISTRIBUTION AND DIVERSITY OF METHANOTROPHIC BACTERIA AT SITES OF
METHANE HYDRATE OCCURRENCE (LAKE BAIKAL)
T. Zemskaya, O. Shubenkova, S. Chernitsyna, A. Lomakina, S. Maksimenko, Russia
483
DIVERSITY, DYNAMICS AND INTERACTIONS BETWEEN CYANOBACTERIA AND
CYANOPHAGES IN SOME PERI-ALPINE LAKES
X. Zhong, M. Pollion, S. Jacquet, France
484
METHANE OXIDATION IN THE ANOXIC HYPOLIMNION OF A DEEP SOUTHALPINE LAKE
H.J.R. Bles, J. Zopfi, C. Wenk, H. Niemann, C.J. Schubert, M.L. Veronesi, M. Simona,
M. Lehmann, Switzerland
485
ANAEROBIC AMMONIUM OXIDATION AS A POTENTIAL FIXED N ELIMINATION
PROCESS IN LAKE LUGANO, SWITZERLAND
C. Wenk, J. Zopfi, J. Blees, H. Niemann, C.J. Schubert, M. Veronesi, M.F. Lehmann,
Switzerland
225
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: MOBILE GENETIC ELEMENTS
Poster No
486
EVIDENCE FOR AN EVOLUTIONARY ANTAGONISM BETWEEN MRR AND TYPE
III MODIFICATION SYSTEMS
M.T. Mebrhatu, E. Wywial, A. Ghosh, C. Michiels, J.M. Bujnicki, A. Lindner, F. Taddei,
L. Van Melderen, A. Aertsen, Belgium, Poland, France
487
PRESENCE OF INTEGRONS IN BACTERIAL ISOLATES FROM TERRESTRIAL
SAMPLES OF FILDES PENINSULA (KING GEORGE ISLAND, MARITIME
ANTARCTICA)
V. Antelo, A.M. Guérout, S. Batista, D. Mazel, Uruguay, France
488
REGULATION OF THE V. CHOLERAE INTEGRON INTEGRASE: CONNECTING
ENVIRONMENT AND GENOME PLASTICITY
Z. Baharoglu, D. Mazel, France
489
TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENTS OF BACTERIA OF GENUS PARACOCCUS
(ALPHAPROTEOBACTERIA)
L. Dziewit, J. Baj, M. Szuplewska, A. Maj, D. Bartosik, Poland
490
STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF MOBILE GENETIC ELEMENTS
ISOLATED FROM ARCTIC STRAINS OF PSYCHROBACTER SPP.
L. Dziewit, A. Cegielski, R. Lasek, D. Bartosik, Poland
491
PLASMID DIVERSITY AMONG ENTEROCOCCUS SPP FROM HUMANS AND
ANIMALS (1991-2010)
M. López, A.P. Tedim, F. Baquero, C. Torres, T.M. Coque, Spain
492
DIVERSITY WITHIN VANA- ENTEROCOCCUS FAECIUM ST78 (CC17) IN
DIFFERENT COUNTRIES (1998-2008)
M. López, A.P. Tedim, A.R. Freitas, F. Baquero, C. Torres, T.M. Coque, Spain,
Portugal
493
INTEGRON TRANSFER FROM SALMONELLA SP. INTO ACINETOBACTER SP. BY
NATURAL TRANSFORMATION
S. Domingues, K.M. Nielsen, G.J. da Silva, Portugal, Norway
494
THE MOSAICISM OF PLASMIDS REVEALED BY ATYPICAL GENES DETECTION
AND ANALYSIS
M. Fondi, E. Bosi, E. Perrin, I. Maida, M.C. Papaleo, R. Fani, Italy
495
MINING ICE IN GENOMES TO DRAW OUT THE EVOLUTIONARY HISTORY OF
CONJUGATION
J. Guglielmini, L. Quintais, M.P. Garcillan-Barcia, F. de la Cruz, E.P.C. Rocha, France,
Spain
496
THE STB OPERON BALANCES THE REQUIREMENTS FOR VEGETATIVE
STABILITY AND CONJUGATIVE TRANSFER OF PLASMID R388
C. Guynet, A. Cuevas, G. Moncalián, F. de la Cruz, Spain
226
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: MOBILE GENETIC ELEMENTS (contd.)
Poster No
497
CELL-TO-CELL TRANSFORMATION IN ESCHERICHIA COLI : A NOVEL TYPE OF
NATURAL TRANSFORMATION INVOLVING CELL-DERIVED DNA AND A
PUTATIVE PROMOTING PHEROMONE
M. Ito, R. Etchuuya, S. Kitano, F. Shigi, R. Sobue, S. Maeda, Japan
498
HUMAN EXTRAINTESTINAL ESCHERICHIA COLI ISOLATES MAY PRODUCEE
BOTH HLYA AND CLYA, AND THEIR HLYA MAY BE OF PLASMID ORIGIN
M. Kerényi, E. Vörös, J. Szalontai, I. Bátai, L. Emődy, Hungary
499
DYNAMICS AND MAINTENANCE OF ICES FROM STREPTOCOCCUS
THERMOPHILUS
N. Carraro, E. Rossi, A. Persoons, C. Morel, B. Decaris, P. Leblond, G. Guédon,
F. Charron, V. Libante, France
500
RELIABLE AND EFFICIENT IN VIVO RANDOM TRANSPOSON MUTAGENESIS IN
LACTOBACILLUS CASEI
H. Licandro-Seraut, S. Brinster, E. Maguin, P. Sansonetti, P. Serror, J.F. Cavin,
France
501
INVOLVEMENT OF THE DNAJ (HSP40) CHAPERONE IN PROPHAGE SITESPECIFIC RECOMBINATION
S. Champ, T. Puvirajesinghe, L. ElAntak, E. Perrody, R. Menouni, P. Genevaux,
M. Ansaldi, France
502
PERSISTENCE AND DISSEMINATION OF THE MULTIPLE-ANTIBIOTICRESISTANCE PLASMID PB10 IN THE METAGENOME OF WASTEWATER SLUDGE
MICROCOSMS
C. Merlin, S. Bonot, S. Courtois, J.C. Block, France
503
THE ROLE OF RPOS IN HORIZONTAL TRANSFER OF THE ICECLC GENOMIC
ISLAND OF PSEUDOMONAS
R. Miyazaki, M. Minoia, F. Reinhard, J.R. van der Meer, Switzerland
504
EXCISION OF AN UNSTABLE GENETIC ELEMENT OF SALMONELLA ENTERICA
SEROVAR ENTERITIDIS DURING INFECTION
T.S. Quiroz, P.A. Nieto, H.E. Tobar, R.J. Lizana, F.J. Salazar-Echegaray,
C.P. Quezada, C.A. Santiviago, C.A. Riedel, A.M. Kalergis, S.M. Bueno, Chile
505
PLASTICITY UNITS IN BACTERIAL GENOMES: NEW INSIGHT FROM THE
COMPARATIVE GENOMICS OF TWO BACTERIA INTERACTING WITH
INVERTEBRATES, PHOTORHABDUS AND XENORHABDUS
J.C. Ogier, A. Calteau, S. Forst, H. Goodrich-Blair, D. Roche, Z. Rouy, G. Suen,
R. Zumbihl, A. Givaudan, P. Tailliez, C. Medigue, S. Gaudriault, France, USA
227
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: MOBILE GENETIC ELEMENTS (contd.)
Poster No
506
INTEGRATING CONJUGATIVE ELEMENTS (ICES) OF THE SXT/R391 FAMILY
FROM FISH PATHOGENIC VIBRIOS ENCODE RESTRICTION-MODIFICATION
SYSTEMS THAT CONFER RESISTANCE TO BACTERIOPHAGES
M. Balado, A. Rodríguez-Blanco, M.L. Lemos, C.R. Osorio, Spain
507
MOBILE ELEMENTS OF PERMAFROST BACTERIAL STRAINS
M.A. Petrova, Z.M. Gorlenko, S.Z. Mindlin, Russia
508
WITHIN-HOST COMPETITION DETERMINES REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS OF
TEMPERATE BACTERIOPHAGES
D. Refardt, Theoretical Biology - Experimental Branch, Switzerland
509
AN INDIVIDUAL-BASED APPROACH TO EXPLAIN PLASMID INVASION IN
BACTERIAL POPULATIONS
J. Seoane, B. Merkey, T. Yankelevich, B.F. Smets, Denmark, USA
510
THE FITNESS COST OF A CLASS I INTEGRON
I. Starikova, T. Munthali Lunde, K. Harms, K.M. Nielsen, P.J. Johnsen, Norway
511
REGULATION OF ICECLC TRANSFER IN PSEUDOMONAS KNACKMUSSII B13
S. Sulser, J.R. van der Meer, Switzerland
512
ADAPTIVE IMPACT OF MOBILE GENETIC ELEMENTS OF BACTERIA ISOLATED
FROM AN ENDEMIC ENVIRONMENT OF THE COPPER MINE
M. Szuplewska, L. Dziewit, A. Maj, K. Wanasz, M. Adamczuk, A. Pyzik, M. Nieckarz,
P. Niesiobedzki, D. Bartosik, Poland
513
TRANSPOSITION OF PSEUDOMONAS MINIATURE NON-AUTONOMOUS
TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENT (PIME)
M. Szuplewska, A. Maj, M. Warsinska, D. Bartosik, Poland
514
DETERMINATION OF THE REGULON OF EBRB IN ENTEROCOCCUS FAECIUM
AND IDENTIFICATION OF UNEXPECTED EFFECTS OF INSERTION OF A CAT
GENE
J. Top, W. van Schaik, M.J. Bonten, R.J. Willems, The Netherlands
515
NEW FAMILIES OF TYROSINE-BASED SITE-SPECIFIC RECOMBINASES IN
PLASMIDS AND CHROMSOMES
A.C. Toussaint, R. Van Houdt, M. Mergeay, R. Leplae, Belgium
516
HORIZONTAL TRANSFER IN EVOLUTION OF INTRON-EXON STRUCTURE OF 18S
RRNA GENE OF SYMBIOTIC CHLORELLA
K. Vorobyev, E. Andronov, K. Kvitko, A. Migunova, Russia
517
MODULATION OF DETERGENT RESISTANCE BY INTRAGENIC TANDEM REPEAT
VARIATION IN ESCHERICHIA COLI TOLA
K. Zhou, K. Vanoirbeek, A. Aertsen, C. Michiels, Belgium
228
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: NEW VACCINE DESIGN
Poster No
518
FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERIZATION OF NADA, AN ADHESIN OF NEISSERIA
MENINGITIDIS : TO THE SEARCH OF A RECEPTOR ON HUMAN EPITHELIAL
CELLS
G. Bozza, P. Montanari, B. Aricò, M. Merola, Italy
519
WORKING TOWARDS SMART SALMONELLA VACCINES
O.C. Freitas Neto, A. Setta, A. Imre, M. Jones, A. Berchieri, P. Barrow, Brazil, UK
520
POLAXAMER P85 AS AN ADJUVANT TO ENHANCE THE POTENTIAL OF OUTER
MEMBRANE VESICLE AS A VACCINE FOR BRUCELLA MELITENSIS
N. Jain, S.M. Boyle, N. Sriranganathan, USA
521
EVALUATION AND PROTECTIVE EFFICACY OF A SHIGELLA-LIKE
ENVIRONMENTAL STRAIN AS PROMISING VACCINE CANDIDATE AGAINST
SHIGELLOSIS
F.M. Chowdhury, M.Z. Rahman, S.I. Khan, N.K. Birkeland, C.R. Ahsan, Bangladesh,
Norway
522
IMMUNIZATION OF MICE WITH SINGLE-EPITOPE DNA VACCINE PROVIDES
EFFICIENT PROTECTION AGAINST INFLUENZA A VIRUS INFECTION
P. Kumar, B. Kumar, R. Rajput, M. Khanna, A.C. Banerjea, India
523
IDENTIFICATION OF A PUTATIVE CAPSULE-PRODUCING GENE LOCUS IN E.
FAECIUM
D. Laverde, T. Sakinc, A. Kropec, J. Huebner, Germany
524
EVALUATION OF EFFICACY OF A NEW LIVE SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM
VACCINE CANDIDATE IN A MURINE MODEL
J.H. Lee, Republic of Korea
525
EVALUATION OF THE IMMUNE PROTECTIVE POTENTIAL OF RECOMBINANT
LEPTOSPIRAL ANTIGENS
S. Felix, A.P. Argondizzo, M. Medeiros, W. Lilenbaum, O. Dellagostin, Brazil
526
THE PROBIOTIC BACTERIUM LACTOBACILLUS GASSERI AS ANTIGEN
DELIVERY AGAINST GROUP A STREPTOCOCCAL TO PREVENT RHEUMATIC
FEVER"
N. Mansour, S. Abd el Aziz, N. Ali, Egypt
527
OPTIMIZATION OF MUMPS VIRUS PRODUCTION PROCESS USING DOE
M. Markušić, M. Šantak, D. Forcic, G. Marić, L. Kotarski, N. Pavlović, Croatia
528
MICROBIOLOGICAL EFFICACY OF COMBINED USE OF DRUGS “PNEUMO-23”,
“HIBERIX”, “GRIPPOL PLUS” IN PATIENTS WITH A CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE
PULMONARY DISEASE
A. Protasov, A.V. Zhestkov, M.P. Kostinov, A. Ryzhov, Russia
229
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: NEW VACCINE DESIGN (contd.)
Poster No
529
GENERATION OF A HUMAN MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY AGAINST THE ABO
BLOOD GROUP ANTIGEN BINDING DOMAIN OF THE HELICOBACTER PYLORI
ADHESIN BABA
A. Schmidt, D.X. Johansson, J. Bugaytsova, R. Sjöström, O. Rakhimova, K. Hultenby,
A. Hultberg, M.A. Persson, T. Borén, L. Hammarström, Thomas Borén and Lennart
Hammarström, Sweden
530
DNA ENGINEERED VACCINES CONTAINING A HEMAGGLUTININ PEPTIDE AND
A SCFV CD21-SPECIFIC ANTIBODY INDUCE HUMORAL AND CTL RESPONSE TO
INFLUENZA VIRUS
A.I. Tchorbanov, N. Kerekov, Bulgaria
531
DEFINING THE STRUCTURAL BASIS FOR SEROTYPE-SPECIFIC IMMUNITY IN
DENGUE INFECTION
E.W. Teo, E.E.P. Teoh, P.E. Kukkaro, A.P.C. Lim, T.T.T. Tan, G.K.X. Tan, J.K.W. Ng,
A. Yip, D. Fisher, Y.S. Leo, M.M.L. Ng, S.H. Chan, W. Schul, S. Alonso, B.J. Hanson,
S. Lok, P. MacAry, Singapore
532
CODON OPTIMIZATION OF GENE FRAGMENT ENCODING VACCINIA VIRUS L1
PROTEIN ENHANCES DNA VACCINE PROTEIN EXPRESSION AND
IMMUNOGENICITY IN MICE
J.M. Yang, D.S. Jang, G.H. Hur, J.C. Kim, S. Shin, Republic of Korea
533
AN M2E-BASED POLYPEPTIDE VACCINE PROTECTS MICE FROM LETHAL
CHALLENGE WITH DIVERGENT H5N1 INFLUENZA VIRUSES
G. Zhao, B. Zheng, Hong Kong S.A.R.
POSTER SESSION 3: TOXIN / ANTITOXIN: ACTIVITIES AND FUNCTIONS
534
FUNCTIONING OF THE TA CASSETTE OF STREPTOCOCCAL PLASMID
PSM19035 IN VARIOUS GRAM-POSITIVE BACTERIA
I. Brzozowska, K. Brzozowska, U. Zielenkiewicz, Poland
535
NATIVE MASS SPECTROMETRY EVALUATION OF KID ACTIVITIES AS RNASE
AND CO-REPRESSOR OF PLASMID R1 PARD TOXIN-ANTITOXIN SYSTEM
E. Diago-Navarro, A. Barendregt, A.J.R. Heck, R. van den Heuvel, M. Kamphuis, R.
Boelens, A.M. Hernández- Arriaga, R. Díaz-Orejas, Spain, The Netherlands
536
LETHAL EFFECTS OF TOXIN/ANTITOXIN-LIKE SYSTEMS ON THE 1354 KB
PSYMA MEGAPLASMID OF SINORHIZOBIUM MELILOTI
B. Poduska, T. Finan, Canada
230
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: TOXIN / ANTITOXIN: ACTIVITIES AND FUNCTIONS (contd.)
Poster No
537
DIVERSITY OF BACTERIAL TYPE II TOXIN-ANTITOXIN SYSTEMS: A
COMPREHENSIVE SEARCH AND FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF NOVEL FAMILIES
D. Geeraerts, R. Leplae, R. Hallez, J. Guglielmini, P. Drèze, L. Van Melderen, Belgium
538
CHARACTERIZATION OF A NOVEL TYPE OF STRESS-RESPONSIVE
CHAPERONE IN MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS
P. Bordes, A.-M. Cirinesi, R. Ummels, A. Sala, S. Sakr, W. Bitter, P. Genevaux,
France, The Netherlands
539
EVOLUTION OF CO-EXISTENT TYPE II TOXIN-ANTITOXIN SYSTEMS
N. Goeders, R. Leplae, L. Van Melderen, Belgium
540
IS THE TOXIN-ANTITOXIN GENE FAMILY (VAPBC) A GLOBAL REGULATOR OF
PHYSIOLOGICAL STATE IN MYCOBACTERIA?
A.V. Goncharenko, O. Demidenok, A.S. Kaprelyants, Russia
541
THE Ω-Ξ-Ζ AND AXE-TXE TOXIN-ANTITOXIN LOCI IN ENTEROCOCCUS
FAECIUM: EXPRESSION AND REGULATION STUDIES
B. Langnes, A. Sundsfjord, T. Pedersen, Norway
542
ANERGY OF SUPERANTIGEN-REACTIVE T-CELLS IS NOT ALWAYS PRESENT
DURING THE ACUTE PHASE OF MENSTRUAL TOXIC SHOCK SYNDROME
J.-P. Rasigade, D. Thomas, T. Perpoint, D. Peyramond, C. Chidiac, J. Etienne,
F. Vandenesch, G. Lina, T. Ferry, France
543
GENERATION OF ANTIBODIES AGAINST SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE K2
PREPROTOXIN PROTEIN
E. Serviene, I. Orentaite, G. Bizanov, G. Vysniauskis, V. Melvydas, Lithuania
544
CHARACTERIZATION OF A TOXIN-ANTITOXIN SYSTEM IN STREPTOMYCES
LIVIDANS
L. Sevillano, M. Díaz, R.I. Santamaría, Spain
545
REGULATION OF TCAA IN THE INSECTICIDAL PATHOGENICITY ISLAND TCPAIYE IN YERSINIA ENTEROCOLITICA
M. Starke, T. Fuchs, Germany
546
VIBRIO CHOLERAE O1 EL TOR VARIANT PRODUCES HIGHER AMOUNT OF
CHOLERA TOXIN THAN PROTOTYPE EL TOR
J. Ghosh-Banerjee, M. Senoh, T. Takahashi, T. Hamabata, S. Barman, H. Koley,
A.K. Mukhopadhyay, T. Ramamurthy, S. Chatterjee, M. Asakura, S. Yamasaki,
G.B. Nair, Y. Takeda, India, Japan
547
DECIPHERING COLICIN M, A PEPTIDOGLYCAN LIPID II-DEGRADING ENZYME:
POTENTIAL USE FOR ANTIBACTERIAL MEANS?
T. Touzé, H. Barreteau, F. Gérard, M. Brooks, D. Patin, A. Bouhss, D. Blanot,
M. Arthur, D. Duché, R. Lloubès, H. van Tilbeurgh, D. Mengin-Lecreulx, France
231
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08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: TOXIN / ANTITOXIN: ACTIVITIES AND FUNCTIONS (contd.)
Poster No
548
A BIO-ANALYTICAL PLATFORM FOR SIMULTANEOUS MULTIPLEX DETECTION
AND QUANTIFICATION OF BIOLOGICAL TOXINS
O. Weingart, H. Gao, F. Crevoisier, F. Heitger, M.A. Avondet, H. Sigrist, Switzerland
549
IDENTIFICATION OF A TOXIN-ANTITOXIN SYSTEM ENCODED IN PLASMID
CARRIED BY PATHOGENIC STRAINS OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
M. Bukowski, R. Lyzen, W. Ilczyszyn, A. Szalewska-Palasz, G. Dubin, A. Dubin,
B. Wladyka, Poland
POSTER SESSION 3: VECTOR-BORNE PATHOGENS
550
GUADALAJARA, MEXICO: DENGUE HEMORRHAGIC FEVER (DFH) A REVIEW
2007-2010
R.J. Hernandez-Gutierrez, M.C. Franco-Ramos, F.A. Velarde-Rivera,
M.L. Barbosa-Guzman, G.G. Carrillo-Nunez, Mexico
551
EVALUATION OF YELLOW FEVER 17D/DENGUE CHIMERIC VIRUSES
REPLICATION IN TICKS
M. Kazimirova, N. Mantel, S. Raynaud, M. Slovak, K. Ustanikova, J. Lang, B. Guy,
V. Barban, M. Labuda, Slovak Republic, France
552
CURRENT SITUATION OF SANDFLY FEVER VIRUS SEROLOGIC RESULTS IN
TURKEY IN 2009-2010
D. Yagci Caglayik, Y. Uyar, G. Korukluoglu, M. Ertek, Turkey
553
THE BENIGN PHENOTYPE OF A YERSINIA PESTIS PHOP MUTANT DURING
FLEA GUT INFECTION
V. Vadyvaloo, A. Viall, C. Jarrett, D. Sturdevant, B.J. Hinnebusch, USA
POSTER SESSION 3: OTHER
554
MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF FECAL MICROBIOTA AND METABOLIC
PROFILES ASSOCIATION IN CYSTIC FIBROSIS PATIENTS
V. Iebba, F. Santangelo, V. Totino, M. Lepanto, M. Proietti Checchi, A. Macone,
C. Longhi, S. Quattrucci, M.P. Conte, S. Schippa, Italy
555
BURKHOLDERIA CEPACIA COMPLEX: AN UPSURGE IN CF AND NON
CF-SEPTICAEMIC PATIENTS
A. Kumar, V. Gautam, M. Kaur, P. Ray, India
232
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: OTHER (contd.)
Poster No
556
EVALUATION OF NOSOCOMIAL INFECTIONS IN ONE OF HOSPITALS OF ONE
OF CITY OF IRAN, 2008
M. Larypoor, A. Akhavan Sepahy, Iran
557
COMPARATIVE FTIR SPECTROSCOPIC ANALYSIS OF SPORES AND MYCELIA
FOR DIFFERENTIATING FILAMENTOUS FUNGI
A. Lecellier, J. Mounier, D. Toubas, A. Kerviel, M. Le Bras, G. Barbier, S. Huet,
M. Manfait, G.D. Sockalingum, France
558
PHENOTYPICAL AND GENOTYPICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF ESCHERICHIA COLI
STRAINS ISOLATED FROM DOGS WITH URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS (UTIS)
R.P. Maluta, A.E. Stella, K. Riccardi, E.C. Rigobelo, J.M. Marin, M.B. Carvalho,
F.A. Ávila, Brazil
559
MOLECULAR DETECTION A GREAT VARIETY OF DIARRHEAL VIRUSES
CIRCULATING IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS IN THAILAND
N. Maneekarn, N. Chaimongkol, P. Khamrin, B. Suantai, W. Saikhreang, N. Ukarapol,
T. Kongsricharoern, Thailand
560
MODULATION OF DNA REPAIR PATHWAYS BY SAGE MONOTERPENES IN
ESCHERICHIA COLI K12
B. Nikolić, S. Kolarević, N. Milojević, D. Mitić-Ćulafić, B. Vuković-Gaĉić,
J. Kneţević-Vukĉević, Serbia
561
CASPASE-3 CLEAVAGE BY WILD TYPE STRAIN OF HELICOBACTER PYLORI
A. Mojtahedi, H. Ghasemian Safaei, P. Alizadeh Pahlavan, V. Duronio, Iran, Canada
562
PREVALENT VIRAL CAUSATIVE AGENTS OF ACUTE GASTROENTERITIS IN
CHILDREN IN SHIRAZ, IRAN, (2007-2009)
M. Motamedifar, E. Amini, P. Talezadeh Shirazi, N. Ghafari, N. Jamali, Iran
563
SUSCEPTIBILITY OF METHICILLIN-RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS TO
MANDELIC ACID AND ITS PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS
M. Motamedifar, A. Bazargani, M. Hosseini Farzad, M.R. Namazi, Iran
564
OVERPRODUCTION OF YJBB REDUCES THE LEVEL OF POLYPHOSPHATE IN
ESCHERICHIA COLI
K. Motomura, R. Hirota, N. Ohnaka, M. Okada, T. Ikeda, A. Kuroda, Japan
565
PREVALENCE AND MANAGEMENT OF INTESTINAL HELMINTHIASIS AMONG
HIV-INFECTED PATIENTS AT MUHIMBILI
K.D. Mwambete, M. Justin-Temu, S.D. Peter, Tanzania
566
MICROBIAL CONTAMINATION OF NON-STERILE PHARMACEUTICALS IN
PUBLIC HOSPITAL SETTINGS
V.D. Mugoyela, K.D. Mwambete, Tanzania
233
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: OTHER (contd.)
Poster No
567
ANALYSIS OF ACCUMULATION OF VIRAL GENOMIC RNAS IN SATRNAASSOCIATED PEANUT STUNT VIRUS INFECTIONS
A. Obrepalska-Steplowska, P. Wieczorek, M. Budziszewska, Poland
568
THE CORELATION BETWEEN INTESTINAL MICROFLORA AND STEROLS POOL
P. Olejnikova, M. Šimkoviĉ, B. Lakatoš, B. Kaliňáková, L. Birošova, P. Olejnik,
A. Kaszonyi, Slovak Republic
569
EFFECTS IN VIVO OF ENDODONTIC IRRIGANTS AND INTRACANAL DRESSING
ON ENDOTOXINS IN ROOT CANALS OF TEETH WITH PULP NECROTIC
L.D. Oliveira, C.A.T. Carvalho, A.S. Carvalho, L.E. Maekawa, M.C. Valera,
A.O.C. Jorge, Brazil
570
INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS IN 21ST CENTURY BRITAIN AND
MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS DISSEMINATION: CASE STUDIES IN
MODERN OFFICES
L. Pankhurst, K.M. Lai, H. Altamirano, S. Ghani, UK
571
COLICIN EFFICIENCY IN KILLING ESCHERICHIA COLI ISOLATES FROM SKIN
AND SOFT TISSUE INFECTIONS (SSTI)
Z. Petkovsek, D. Zgur Bertok, M. Starcic Erjavec, Slovenia
572
MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF AMYLOPULLULANASE GENE OF NOVEL
AMYLOLYTIC LACTOBACILLUS PARACASEI B41
P.M. Petrova, K.K. Petrov, Bulgaria
573
SEQUENCE ANALYSIS, CLONING AND EXTRACELLULAR EXPRESSION OF
CYCLODEXTRIN GLUCANOTRANSFERASES FROM ALKALIPHILIC BACILLUS
STRAINS 20RF AND 8SB
P.M. Petrova, I. Boyadzhieva, A. Tonkova, Bulgaria
574
TETANUS IMMUNITY IN 50 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER PERSONS IN KASHAN
R. Razaghi, A. Khalifesoltani, M. Momenheravi, Iran
575
IMPACT OF COLONIZATION OF GERMFREE MICE WITH HUMAN OR MOUSE
INTESTINAL MICROBIOTAS ON METABOLIC AND IMMUNE PARAMETERS
E. Rezzonico, R. Mestdagh, N. Bosco, S. Sirohi, M. Mireille, C. Ngom-Bru, B. Berger,
C.J. Chou, M. Membrez, C. Darimont, S. Combremont, M. Delley, C. Ammon Zufferey,
C. Mace, Switzerland, UK
576
LIPOPROTEIN LOCALIZATION SIGNALS IN MYCOBACTERIA
T. Grau, A. Tschumi, J. Brülle, P. Sander, Switzerland
577
COMPARISON OF THE PERFORMANCE OF SELECTIVE ENRICHMENT BROTHS
FOR SALMONELLA DUBLIN ISOLATION FROM FECAL SAMPLES OF BUFFALO
CALVES EXPERIMENTALLY INFECTED
A.M. Santana, D.G. Silva, K.M.M.G. Simplício, L.J.L. Pizauro, D.C.C. Sanchez,
J.J. Fagliari, Brazil
234
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: OTHER (contd.)
Poster No
578
ENCAPSULATION OF BIOCIDES USING MODIFIED CALCIUM CARBONATE (MCC)
TO CONTROL THE DELIVERY RATE OF THE ANTIMICROBIAL AND INCREASE
ITS STABILITY
P. Schwarzentruber, A. Arroyo, N. Di Maiuta, Switzerland
579
VBNC ENTERIC BACTERIA CONVERT TO THE CULTURABLE STATE BY COCULTURE WITH EUKARYOTIC CELLS
M. Senoh, J. Ghosh-Banerjee, R.R. Colwell, G.B. Nair, Y. Takeda, India, USA
580
ANALYSIS OF OF DIAGNOSTIC EFFICACY OF COMPARATIVE TUBERCULIN
TEST AND INTERFERON-Γ ASSAY IN BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS
S.W. Shin, S.B. Cha, W.J. Lee, M.K. Shin, M.H. Jung, H.S. Yoo, Republic of Korea
581
LACTOBACILLUS CASEI AS THE MICROBIAL INTERFERENCE THERAPY FOR
INTESTINAL PARASITOSIS: A DETAILED STUDY
G. Shukla, India
582
OSTEOARTICULAR COMPLICATIONS OF BRUCELLOSIS IN KASHAN AN
ENDEMIC AREA IN IRAN
Z. Soleimani, K. Esalatmanesh, Iran
583
FLUIDFM TECHNOLOGY FOR SINGLE CELL APPLICATIONS
P. Stiefel, P. Dörig, T. Zambelli, J. Vorholt, Switzerland
584
IDENTIFICATION OF BIFIDOBACTERIUM SPP. ISOLATED FROM CHILDREN
INTESTINAL MUCOUS TISSUE SAMPLES BY MALDI-TOF MS AND AUTOMATED
RIBOTYPING
P. Svec, O. Sedo, A. Teshim, V. Drab, Z. Zdrahal, I. Sedlacek, Czech Republic
585
IDENTIFICATION OF LACTOBACILLUS SPP. ISOLATES FROM CHILDREN'S
INTESTINAL TISSUES BY MALDI-TOF MS PROFILING AND AUTOMATED
RIBOTYPING
A. Teshim, O. Sedo, P. Svec, V. Drab, I. Sedlacek, Z. Zdrahal, Czech Republic
586
MARINE POLYUNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS INHIBIT BIOFILM FORMATION OF
CANDIDA ALBICANS AND CANDIDA DUBLINIENSIS
V.S. Thibane, J.L.F. Kock, R. Ells, P.W.J. van Wyk, C.H. Pohl, South Africa
587
SIMPLE AND EFFICIENT IN VITRO EXPERIMENTAL MODEL OF FUNGAL NAIL
INFECTION: PRINCIPLE AND APPLICATIONS
G. Togni, F. Mailland, Switzerland
588
EVALUATION OF BIO-RAD RDT EBV ASSAYS (VCA IGG, EBNA IGG AND VCA
IGM)
G. Togni, S. Lurol, J. Bizet, Switzerland
235
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
08:00-18:00
Poster Area
POSTER SESSION 3: OTHER (contd.)
Poster No
589
ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFICACY OF OZONIZED OIL AGAINST MICROSPORUM
CANIS “IN VITRO”
S.M.Y. Ueda, F.V. Daud, L.H. Hung, A. Navarini, L.M.J. Mimica, Brazil
590
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF VAGINAL FLORA IN POST-MENOPAUSAL,
ASYMPTOMATIC WOMEN WITH AND WITHOUT DIABETES MELLITUS
S.M.Y. Ueda, H.Y. Kurimori, K.Y. Tam,ura, A. Navarini, S. Postigo, S.S. Yamada,
S.M.R.R. Lima, L.M.J. Mimica, Brazil
591
DETOXIFICATION OF THE MYCOTOXIN DEOXYNIVALENOL IN RUMEN FLUID BY
VARIOUS BACTERIAL ISOLATES
C. Unbekannt, D. Schatzmayr, Austria
592
UTILISATION OF PROBIOTIC LACTIC BACTERIA STRAINS IN COLON IN VITRO
SIMULATION
E. Vamanu, A. Vamanu, P. Ovidiu, N. Babeanu, D. Pelinescu, N. Rusu, S. Nita,
Romania
593
LACTOBACILLI CAN ALTER HOST CELL CYCLE PROGRESSION IN CERVICAL
EPITHELIAL CELLS
K. Vielfort, H. Aro, Sweden
594
THE EFFECT OF THE HOST AGE ON SURVIVAL OF BIFIDOBACTERIA
ADMINISTERED TO CALVES
E. Vlkova, V. Bunesova, S. Rockova, V. Rada, Czech Republic
595
CO-ADMINISTRATIONS OF ANTIVIRAL AND ANTI-INFLAMMATORY AGENTS
AGAINST AVIAN INFLUENZA VIRUS H5N1 INFECTION IN ANIMAL MODEL
B.J. Zheng, K.Y. Yuen, Hong Kong S.A.R.
596
EXTRA-INTESTINAL PATHOGENIC ESCHERICHIA COLI PRODUCES A
GENOTOXIN THAT EXACERBATES LYMPHOPENIA DURING SEPSIS
I. Marq, J.P. Nougayrède, D. Payros, G. Cuevas, M. Boury, C. Watrin, M. Olier,
E. Oswald, France
597
ISOLATION AND ANALYSIS OF THE INSERTIONAL MUTANT OF THE YEAST
HANSENULA POLYMORPHA WITH ELEVATED XYLOSE CONVERSION TO
ETHANOL
O. Hryniv, D. Grabek-Lejko, K. Dmytruk, B. Kshanovska, A. Sibirny, Ukraine, Poland
598
IDENTIFICATION OF YERSINIA ENTEROCOLITICA O:3 PROMOTERS
REGULATED BY ENVIRONMENTAL CUES
K. Knapska, Z. Li, C.M. Li, M. Skurnik, Finland
236
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135
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125
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229
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125
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65
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70
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125
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119
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141
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12
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140
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77
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176
237
206
77, 117, 176
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206
206
99
42
141
84
130
125
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64
150
108, 111
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188
97, 153
229
59
29
170
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186
122
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116
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102, 143, 233
105
219
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102
102
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181
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181
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75
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212
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76
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200
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203
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213
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215
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113, 114, 167
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55, 177
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180
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188, 224, 229
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150
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83, 95, 96, 188
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66, 179
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