中国医药大学学生参加国际学术会议,研讨会心得报告表

中國醫藥大學學生參加 國際學術會議、研討會 心得報告表 請務必以電腦繕打心得報告 填表日期： 98 年 12 月 07 日 會議名稱 亞太生化工程會議 會議日期 98 年 11 月 報告人 江瑩真 一、會議內容 DAILY PROGRAM SCHEDULE Tuesday (Nov. 24) 16:00 - 19:30 Registration (3F Lobby) 18:00 - 19:30 Welcome Reception(Kobe Portopia hotel, B1F, Grand Banquet Room “Kairaku“) Wednesday (Nov. 25) Opening Ceremony (Main Hall) Plenary Session I (Main Hall) PL1 Snapshots of bioprocess research: From CHO mutants to cytotoxic antibodies PL2 High-density microcavity array for single-cell analysis 11:00 - 12:00 Poster Session I-I (BR, BE, MN, and SB; Odd-Numbered Poster) 12:00 - 13:00 Lunch (Kobe Portopia hotel, B1F, Grand Banquet Room “Kairaku“) 12:15 - 12:45 Luncheon Seminar (Room 404) Current advances in production and purification of monoclonal antibodies EN-I: Environmental Biotechnology I (Room 301) 13:00 - 15:00 Oral Session I-I (EN, BM, FE and EP) 13:00 EN-K1 Bacterial metabolism and genes for toxic environmental metal ions 13:40 EN-O1 Synthesis of hydrogen hyper-producer: A multi-scale approach beyond pathway engineering 14:00 EN-O2 Dibenzofuran degradation system in a Nocardioides sp. DF412 14:20 EN-O3 Broad-range biodegradation ability of Acinetobacter baylyi strain GFJ2 towards monochloroanilines and dichloroanilines 14:40 EN-O4 Degradation of alkylphenols in the presence of riboflavin under near-ultraviolet light BM-I: Biomedical Engineering I (Room 401 and 402) 13:00 BM-K1 Hair follicular cell cultures in tissue engineering and drug screening 13:40 BM-O1 Isolation and ex vivo expansion of hematopoietic stem cells from umbilical cord blood by membrane filtration method through surface-modified polyurethane foaming membranes 14:00 BM-O2 In vitro cytotoxicity of AMP clay nanoparticles using different type of the cell line 14:20 BM-O3 Feasibility of direct oxygenation through polydimethylsiloxane membranes in engineering thick liver tissues 14:40 BM-O9(BM-P14) Cell migration in multilayer cell sheet FE-I: Food Engineering I (Room 501) 13:00 FE-K1 Adsorption phenomena of proteins on the surface of the solid substrate in relation to food engineering and biotechnology 13:40 FE-O1 Viscous properties and solidliquid micro-scaled structure of inulin gelling 14:00 FE-O2 Simulation of motion of gastric fluid induced by peristalsis using CFD 14:20 FE-O3 Single cell protein production using airlift reactor containing static mixer 14:40 FE-O4 Comprehensive evaluation of antioxidant activity by five different radicals EP-I: Enzyme and Protein Engineering I (Room 502) 13:00 EP-K1Nanobiocatalysis and its potential applications in biofuel cells 13:40 EP-K2Novel methods to produce fusion proteins in mammalian cells: fusions in DNA, RNA and protein levels 14:20 EP-O1 Enzyme-mediated site-specific protein modification 14:40 EP-O2 New fluorescent substrates designed for covalent protein labeling catalyzed by microbial transglutaminase 15:00 - 16:00 Poster Session I-II (BR, BE, MN, and SB; Even-Numbered Poster) (Room 503, 504, 505 and 5F Lounge) 16:00 - 18:00 Oral Session I-II (EN, BM, FE and EP) EN-II: Environmental Biotechnology II (Room 301) 16:00 EN-K2Rational bioprocess design and manipulation of metabolic pathways for zero- and one-carbon sustainable bioindustry 16:40 EN-O5 Bio-Based production of rock phosphate for phosphorus recycling 17:00 EN-O12 Improvement of microbial treatment of wastewater discharged from fiodiesel fuel production process 17:20 EN-O7 A culture-dependent bacterial community structure analysis based on liquid cultivation and its application to a marine environment 17:40 EN-O8 Biotransformation of phenol to glutamate and proline in Corynebacterium glutamicum is regulated by transcriptional regulator ArgR BM-II: Biomedical Engineering II (Room 401 and 402) 16:00 BM-K2 Ex vivo production of megakaryocytes from cord blood hemapoietic stem cells 16:40 BM-O5 Dynamic movement of model membrane induced by different amyloid beta molecular assemblies 17:00 BM-O6 A glucose sensor using gate effect of molecularly imprinted polymer grafted on electrode 17:20 BM-O7 Disaggregation of catecholamine derivative-induced amyloid fibrils on biomembranes 17:40 BM-O8 Novel synthesis method of polyaspartic acid FE-II: Food Engineering II (Room 501) 16:00 FE-K2Design of synergistically acting food antimicrobial systems 16:40 FE-O5Oxidation processes of O/W nanoemulsions as affected by lipid melting point 17:00 FE-O6 Controllable production of nonspherical lipid droplets and microparticles using microchannel array devices 17:20 FE-O8 Supercritical CO2 and hydrothermal extraction of phytochemical compounds from Polygonum cuspidatum roots 17:40 FE-O9 Solubility consideration in extraction of astaxanthin from Haematococcus pluvialis using supercritical carbon dioxide EP-II: Enzyme and Protein Engineering II (Room 502) 16:00 EP-O3 Design and synthesis of nanostructured enzyme for industrial biocatalysis 16:20 EP-O4 (R,S)-Azolides as novel substrates for lipase-catalyzed hydrolytic resolution in organic solvents 16:40 EP-O5 Hydrophobic immobilization of Candida rugosa lipase in polypropylene porous parrier applied for lipid hydrolysis 17:00 EP-O6 Regio-specific hydroxylation of isoflavonoids using bacterial cytochrome P450s 17:20 EP-O7 LIPOzyme: enzyme-like liposome 17:40 EP-O9Formation of non-toxic amyloid-like fibrils in the presence of small heat shock protein 18:00 - 18:10 Break 18:10 - 19:10 Oral Session I-III (EN and FE) EN-III: Environmental Biotechnology III (Room 301) 18:10 EN-O9 Quorum Sensing: A new regulatory circuit in pollutants biodegradation 18:30 EN-O10 Wastewater treatment and biomass production of two Candida species isolated from Nam Nao Forest Soils in Thailand 18:50 EN-O11 Chemical recycling of polyhydroxyalkanoates as a method towards sustainable Development FE-III: Food Engineering_ III (Room 501) 18:10 FE-O10 Fractionation of valuable compounds from citrus essential oil using supercritical CO2 18:30 FE-O11Supercritical carbon dioxide extraction of bioactive compounds in seaweeds 18:10 - 19:10 Evening Seminar (Room 404) Silica-based protein A monolith chromatography for rapid analysis High-throughput ligand screening by spotting technology with monolith Thursday (Nov. 26) 09:10 - 10:50 Plenary Session II (Main Hall) 09:10 PL3 Domestication of microorganisms for sustainable biofuel production and other cleantech applications 10:00 PL4 Bio-based production of chemicals and materials 11:00 - 12:00 Poster Session II-I (AN, BP, BM and EN; Odd-Numbered Poster) (Room 503, 504, 505 and 5F Lounge) 12:00 - 13:00 Lunch (Kobe Portopia hotel, B1F, Grand Banquet Room “Kairaku“) 12:15 - 12:45 Luncheon Seminar (Room 501) Separation of biopharmaceuticals by high-capacity ion- exchange chromatographic reesins :Monoclonal antibody, PEGylated protein and oligonucleic Acid 13:00 - 15:00 Oral Session II-I (FM, SB, BP, BE(A) and MN(A) FM-I: Fermentation and Microbial Technology I (Room 301) 13:00 FM-K1An integrated view on the metabolic regulation in response to culture environments and the specific gene knockout in Escherichia coli 13:40 FM-O1 Introduction of yggG gene induces enhanced yield of L-phenylalanine with reduced acetic acid production in recombinant Escherichia coli 14:00 FM-O2 Developed strategy for production of fungal glucosamine using Aspergillus sp BCRC 31742 14:20 FM-O3 Fermentation, purification and characterization of a new antiviral ribonuclease 5 produced by Bacillus cereus 14:40 FM-O4 Piriformospora indicaA versatile arbuscular micorrhizae-like fungus for enhanced production of plant metabolites and crop yield BP-I: Biopharmaceuticals Production I (Room 401) 13:00 BP-O1 Rapid response bioprocessing of influenza vaccines 13:20 BP-O2 Freeze-dried crocodile blood production as food supplement 13:40 BP-O3 Visualization of liposome production in a micro-tube 14:00 BP-O4 High-throughput generation of monoclonal antibodies from single B cells using RTPCR and a cell-free protein synthesis system 14:20 BP-K1Functional modification of protein therapeutics and its impact on production technologies SB-I: Systems Biotechnology/Metabolic Engineering _I (Room 402) 13:00 SB-O1 Elementary mode-based prediction of the flux distribution for a variety of genetic mutants 13:20 SB-O2 Phenotypic and metabolic properties of experimentally evolved microbial cells 13:40 SB-O3 Flux balance analysis of Corynebacterium glutamicum using a genome-scale metabolic model 14:00 SB-O4 Metabolic engineering of Escherichia coli for the production of large spider dragline silk proteins 14:20 SB-O5 Dynamic metabolic profiling in plant leaves using in vivo stable isotope labeling 14:40 SB-O6 Synthesis of molecular devices for programming biological function BE(A)-I: Biomolecular Engineering Even-Numbered Poster) (Room 503, 504, 505 and 5F Lounge) 16:00 - 18:00 Oral Session II-II (FM, SB, BP, BE(A) and MN(A) FM-II: Fermentation and Microbial Technology II (Room 301) 16:00 FM-O5 Fermentation performance of Pseudomonas putida with metabolic pathway reconstruction for efficient production of violacein 16:20 FM-O6 Langmuir adsorption of hydrophobic bacterial cells to the Oil surface for highly efficient conversion of a hydrophobic and toxic substrate 16:40 FM-O7 Identification of adhesive protein composing a bacterial nanofiber on a highly sticky bacterium, Acinetobacter sp. Tol 5 17:00 FM-O8 Acid-sensitive Lactobacillus plantarum as starter to reduce post-acidification in a traditional Thai fermented sausage 17:20 FM-O9 PPFD alteration and cellular filtration for large scale biomass production of Chlorella vulgaris Buitenzorg 17:40 FM-O10 Hydrogen and ethanol production from bio-diesel waste containing high concentration of glycerol using newly isolated Enterobacter aerogenes HU201 BP-II: Biopharmaceuticals Production II (Room 401) 16:00 BP-K2 Developing new technologies for continuous manufacturing of recombinant proteins: When to innovate? What are the barriers? What are the challenges? 16:40 BP-O5 Transgenic chickens expressing galactosyltransferase produce galactosylated pharmaceutical proteins into egg white 17:00 BP-O6 Purification of bioactive compounds from Antrodia camphorata and their pharmacological activities 17:20 BP-O7 Control of gene expression using caged plasmids with functionalized photo-cleavable linkers SB-II: Systems Biotechnology/Metabolic EngineeringII (Room 402) 16:00 SB-K1 Multiomics analyses for identification of important genes under stress conditions in bioprocesses 16:40 SB-O7High-throughput, combinatorial engineering of initial codons for tunable expression of recombinant proteins 17:00 SB-O8 Engineering biological circuits responsive to a small molecule 17:20 SB-O9 An identification of activated MAPK pathway in a living cell 17:40 SB-O10 Study on the selective attention formation for the odor discrimination in mice BE(A)-II: Biomolecular Engineering Odd-Numbered Poster) (Room 503, 504, 505 and 5F Lounge) 12:00 - 13:00 Lunch (Kobe Portopia hotel, B1F, Grand Banquet Room “Kairaku“) 12:15 - 12:45 Luncheon Seminar (Room 501) The History of the development of protein chromatography 13:00 - 15:00 Oral Session III-I (BR, AN, BE(B) and MN(B) BR-I: Biorefinery I (Room 301) 13:00 BR-K1 Bioenergy engineering for clean and sustainable energy production 13:40 BR-O1Performance of marine diatom Navicula sp. JPCC DA0580 as high lipids producer for biofuel production 14:00 BR-O2Interesterification of triglyceride with methyl acetate using lipase to produce biodiesel 14:20 BR-O3 Luffa sponge and rain tree pods: By-products of plant as a sustainable tool in immobilized cell and alcohol production 14:40 BR-O4Production of biodiesel fuel in ionic liquids catalyzed by whole-cell biocatalysts AN-I: Animal and Plant Cell Cultures I (Room 401 and 402) 13:00 AN-K1 Signal transduction engineering of plant cells and mushroom mycelia for valuable phytochemicals production 13:40 AN-O1 Biosynthesis of ergothioneine during different stages of submerged fermentation of “Shiitake” (Lentinus edodes) mushroom and their bioactive properties 14:00 AN-O2Culture conditions for stable cultivation of tissue-cultured ginseng 14:20 AN-O3Production of human secreted alkaline phosphatase in suspension and immobilization cultures of tobacco NT1 cells 14:40 AN-O4 Establishment and characterization of scorpion fish (Sebastiscus marmoratus) fin cell line KSG-1 BE(B)-I: Biomolecular Engineering Even-Numbered Poster) (Room 503, 504, 505 and 5F Lounge) 16:00 - 18:00 Oral Session III-II (BR, AN, BE(B) and MN(B) BR-II: Biorefinery II (Room 301) 16:00 BR-O5 Development of efficient whole-cell biocatalysts for oxidative biotransformations 16:20