Program
Tuesday, September 10
12:45-13:00 |
Opening AddressProf. Yasuhisa Asano, General Chair |
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13:00-13:15 |
Plenary Lecture |
PL1 |
Forty-years of Japanese-German Workshop for Enzyme Technology and Japanese-Swiss Workshop for Bioprocess Development:My Personal MemorySakayu Shimizu |
13:15-13:45 |
Keynote Lecture 1 |
KL1 |
Development of novel biotechnology tools stemmed from screening of microbial metabolisms supported by omics technologiesJun Ogawa |
13:45-15:15 |
Oral Session 1
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O1-1 |
Photobiocatalysis and bioprocess developmentAndreas Schmid |
O1-2 |
Syngas as a carbon source for polyhydroxyalkanoate biosynthesis during fed-batch cultivation of Rhodosprillum rubrumManfred Zinn |
O1-3 |
Development of high-performance polybenzimidazole bioplastics from ktraft pulpYasuo Ohnishi |
O1-4 |
Applications of a photodecarboxylase for drop-in biofuel productionJohannes Kabisch |
O1-5 |
Biotransformation from L-phenylalanine to benzaldehyde by microbial enzymesHiroyuki Nozaki |
O1-6 |
Using in situ-product crystallization (ISPC) to shift the reaction equilibria of selected transaminase-catalyzed reactionsJan von Langermann |
Coffee Break |
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15:45-17:45 |
Oral Session 2
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O2-1 |
Unravelling the nature of electron transfer pathways in multi-component oxygenases and light-driven biocatalytic reactionsSandy Schmidt |
O2-2 |
Effects of the introduction of pncB or pntAB on the 1-propanol fermentative production by the recombinant Escherichia coliMichihiko Kataoka |
O2-3 |
Catalytically active inclusion bodies – tailoring properties and optimizing productionJochen Buechs |
O2-4 |
Boosting photobioredox catalysis by morpholine electron donors under aerobic conditionsFlorian Rudroff |
O2-5 |
S-adenosylhomocysteine as a methyl transfer catalyst in biocatalytic methylation reactionsFlorian Seebeck |
O2-6 |
Cysteine production through an in vitro biocatalytic cascade consisting of thermophilic enzymesKohsuke Honda |
O2-7 |
Photobiocatalytic whole-cell biotransformations in cyanobacteriaRobert Kourist |
Wednesday, September 11
9:00-9:30 |
Keynote Lecture 2 |
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KL2 |
Cyanide-free organic synthesis of nitriles by means of biocatalysisHarald Gröger |
9:30-10:40 |
Oral Session 3
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O3-1 |
Bioprocess Intensification Motivated Technological DevelopmentsAndreas Liese |
O3-2 |
Regulation of phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase (PEPC) by reversible acetylation in Corynebacterium glutamicum: its impact on L-glutamate overproductionSaori Kosono |
O3-3 |
Enzyme catalysis and bioelectric systems: toward the integration of ionic liquid supported biotransformation with wet microalgaeFabian Fischer |
O3-4 |
Lonza's 40 years passion in Biotransformation and Custom ManufacturingYufeng Miao |
Coffee Break |
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11:15-12:30 |
Oral Session 4
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O4-1 |
Design and evolution of artificial metalloenzymesDonald Hilvert |
O4-2 |
Engineering artificial metalloenzymes based on de novo metal-protein complexesCathleen Zeymer |
O4-3 |
Protein engineering of FAD-GDH: Circular permutation combined with disulfide bond formationSatoru Ishihara |
O4-4 |
In silica protein engineering: tuning the properties of enzymes through supramolecular engineeringPatrick Shahgaldian |
Lunch |
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13:30-15:15 |
Oral Session 5
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O5-1 |
Substrate specificity of tuliposide-converting enzyme, a unique non-ester-hydrolyzing carboxylesterase in tulip: effects of the alcohol moiety of substrate on the enzyme activityYasuo Kato |
O5-2 |
Biocatalytic oxidation processes with α-ketoglutarate dependent enzymes for sustainable chemical synthesisRaphael Frey |
O5-3 |
GNAT superfamily enzyme plays a key role in the biosynthesis of polyketide/peptide hybrid lipopeptidesHiroyasu Onaka |
O5-4 |
Enzymatic Degradation of Algal Polysaccharides using CAZymes from Marine BacteriaUwe Bornscheuer |
O5-5 |
Elucidation of the entire CoA biosynthesis pathway in ArchaeaHaruyuki Atomi |
O5-6 |
Genetically-encoded screening platform for development of oxidizing enzymesTsvetan Kardashliev |
O5-7 |
Discovery of a novel suicide enzyme catalyzing multiple reactions in a single active site for biotin biosynthesis of cyanobacteriaMakoto Nishiyama |
Coffee Break |
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15:30-16:30 | Poster Session |
16:30-18:30 |
Toyama Pharmaceutical Valley Development Consortium Special Session |
IntroductionYasuhisa Asano |
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PC1 |
Designing biocatalysts for biopharmaceuticals & healthcare productsMagali Remaud-Simeon |
PC2 |
Health promoting functional fatty acids generated by intestinal bacteriaShigenobu Kishino |
PC3 |
Construction of plasmid-free bacterial strains for the synthesis of human milk oligosaccharidesGeorg A. Sprenger |
PC4 |
Harnessing nature – biocatalysis for development and drug discoveryRebecca Buller |
PC5 |
Protein engineering of actinomycete CYP105A1 to produce active forms of vitamin DToshiyuki Sakaki |
Thursday, September 12
9:00-9:30 |
Keynote Lecture 3 |
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KL3 |
Industrial biotechnology in the production and discovery of flavor and fragrance terpenesErnesto Simon |
9:30-10:00 |
Special Session |
SS1 |
Metabolic Enzymes for Streamlined Synthesis of Chiral MetabolitesRoland Wohlgemuth |
10:00-10:45 |
Oral Session 6
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O6-1 |
A novel enzyme module system for the one-pot synthesis of hyaluronic acid from sucrose and N-acetylglucosamineLothar Elling |
O6-2 |
Synthetic enzyme cascades – from scratch to applicationDörte Rother |
O6-3 |
Key Building Blocks for Natural Product Synthesis via Enzyme-Mediated TransformationsJörg Pietruszka |
Coffee Break |
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11:15-12:00 |
Oral Session 7
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O7-1 |
Efficiency consideration in applied biocatalysisKai Baldenius, Germany |
O7-2 |
CoA transferase from Thermus thermophilus is regulated by catalytically inactive alanine dehydrogenase-like proteinAyako Yoshida |
O7-3 |
Ionic Liquid-Water-Based Thermomorphic Solvent Systems for Enzymatic Synthesis of Fine ChemicalsUdo Kragl |
12:00-12:15 | Closing Ceremony |
Poster Session
P01 |
An easy system for enzyme display on Bacillus subtilis spore surfacesMarianna Karava |
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P02 |
ERp29 assists dimerization of ER-resident molecular chaperone.Hitomi Nakao |
P03 |
Characterization of uracil-thymine dehydrogenase in pyrimidine oxidative metabolism of Rhodococcus erythropolis JCM 3132Michiki Takeuchi |
P04 |
Enzymatic process for useful amino acid synthesis using microbial Fe(II)/α-ketoglutarate-dependent dioxygenasesRyotaro Hara |
P05 |
Isoprenoid production utilizing a hyperthermophilic archaeonTakaaki Sato |
P06 |
Enzymatic synthesis of lacto-N-tetraose, a core structure of human milk oligosaccharide, using mutant phosphorylaseTakane Katayama |
P07 |
Crystal screening of aldoxime dehydratase from Bacillus sp. OxdB-1 for structural analysisDaisuke Matsui |
P08 |
Hydroxynitrile lyases from two variants of passion fruits, Passiflora edulis Sims and Passiflora edulis forma flavicarpa: characterization and effect of C-terminal truncation on their stabilityAem Nuylert |
P09 |
Aggregation hotspot in the β-sheet structure for the heterologous soluble expressionSuguru Shinoda |
P10 |
Chemo-enzymatic cascade synthesis of optically pure alkanoic acids using engineered arylmalonate decarboxylase variantsJunichi Enoki |
P11 |
Strategies to increase the potential use of oleaginous microalgae for biofuel production and phytoremediation: Nutrient starvations and co-cultivation with filamentous fungal pelletsSirasit Srinuanpan |
P12 |
Tandem enzymatic reactions for the production of a phytochemical L-(+)-alliinMakoto Hibi |
P13 |
Catalytic properties of the Fluoro Ketone Reductase (FKR) from Pichia farinosa NBRC0462Sayaka Kamai |
P14 |
Purification and characterization of alcohol acyltransferases from Chamaemelum nobile and Durio zibethinusRyoutaro Oosima |