Presentations
September 16 - 17, 2004, Helsinki, Finland
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Oral presentations
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Oral presentations
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Quantitative evaluation by minisequencing and microarrays
reveals accurate multiplexed SNP genotyping of whole
genome amplified DNA
Anna-Christine Syvanen, Uppsala
University, Sweden
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soon available
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pUMA, Padlock
based Universal Multiplex Array, a useful tool for
multiplex detection
Cor Schoen, Plant Research International Wageningen,
The Netherlands
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soon available
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Microarray-based
identification of cucumber mosaic viruses beyond serogroups
Juerg Frey, Federal Research
Station for Horticulture, Waedenswil, Switzerland
Guenther Adam, University of Hamburg, Germany |
soon available
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Strategies
for development of a microchip for compost evaluation
Martin Romantschuk, Dept. Ecological
and Environmental Sci. University of Helsinki, Finland
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soon available
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Application of the methanotroph
microarray to the high-throughput analysis of landfill
site cover soils; analysis based on mRNA indicating
activity as well as presence
Levente Bodrossy, Seibersdorf
Research, Seibersdorf, Austria
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Extracting,
fragmentation and labelling of genomic bacterial DNA
for PCR-free microarray analysis of milk
Dietmar Blohm, Centre for Applied
Gensensorik (CAG), University of Bremen, Germany
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soon available
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Microarray
hybridization platforms
Petri Auvinen, University of
Helsinki, Finland |
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Evaluation
of Phytophthora probes with PamGene 3D microarrays
Peter Bonants, Plant Research
International Wageningen, The Netherlands |
soon available
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DNA
microarray to detect toxic and nontoxic cyanobacteria
Kaarina Sivonen, University of
Helsinki, Finland |
soon available
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Diagnostic
chip - developing microarrays for the detection of potato
pathogens
Neil Boonham, Central Science
Lab, York, United Kingdom |
soon available
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Micro
array based detection of forest pathogens
Jan Stenlid, Dept of Forest Mycology
and Pathology, Swedish University |
soon available
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Horticulture
becomes 'high tech': Multiplex detection of plant pathogens
by DNA arrays
Bart Lievens, Scientia Terrae
Research Institute, Sint Katelijne-Waver, Belgium |
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Detection
of microbes in compost using an oligonucleotide microarray
Ingrid Franke-Whittle, Institute
for Microbiology, Innsbruck, Austria |
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Application
of Conducting Polymers in DNA Sensors
Arunas Ramanavicius and Almira
Ramanaviciene, Vilnius University, Lithuania |
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A
platform for 16S rDNA microarray analyses of food-related
microbial communities
Knut Rudi, MATFORSK Norwegian
Food Research, Ås, Norway |
soon available
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Functional
genomics analysis of virus resistance expression in
potato
A. Vuorinen, Department of Applied
Biology, University of Helsinki, Finland |
soon available
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Poster session
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Application of modified AFLP for differentiation
of bacteria for the species Pseudomonas
Ewa Lojkowska & Monika
Slawiak, Dpt. Plant Protection & Biotechnology,
University Gdansk, Poland
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soon available
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Validation
of probes based on LAB Tu-EF gene and their application
as DNA arrays for analysis of Lactobacillus species
in dairy products
Simona Greco , O.F. D'Urso, A. Logrieco, P. Poltronieri
& Q. Migheli , Dpt. Plant Protection,
University Sassari. Italy
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soon available
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Design
of a macroarray for the analysis of Trichoderma harzianum-Rhizoctonia
solani interaction
Quirico Migheli & Simona Greco, Dpt. Plant Protection
University Sassari. Italy
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soon available
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pUMA,
Padlock based Universal Multiplex Array, a useful tool
for multiplex detection
Cor Schoen & Peter Bonants,
Business Unit Biointeractions & Plant Health, Plant
Research
International, Wageningen, The Netherlands
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soon available
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COST Action 853 - Agricultural
Biomarkers for Array-Technology
Monika Pfunder, Dpt. of Crop
Protection, Swiss Federal Research Station, Waedenswil,
Switzerland
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Identification
of infection specific EST's during head blight of barley
and their differential expression during infection
Angelika Felk, University of
Hamburg, Biocentrer Klein Flottbek, Hamburg, Germany
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soon available
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Basic
Electrochemical Detection of Target DNA
Almira Ramanaviciene & Arunas
Ramanavicius , Dpt. Analytical and Environmental
Chemistry, Vilnius University, Lithuania
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soon available
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Title
to be announced
Even Heir, Norwegian Food Research
Institute, Ås, Norway
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soon available
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Major
Virulence Factors of Fusarium graminearum and Their
Use in Micro Arrays to find targets to combat the fungus
Frank Maier, University of Hamburg,
Biocentre Klein Flottbek, Hamburg, Germany
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soon available
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Electronic biochip for the
simultaneous detection and characterization of potato
viruses
Antonio Olmos &
Ana Ruiz-Garcia, IVIA and University of Valencia,
Valencia, Spain
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Analysis
of wood formation with microarrays; Far-reaching involvement
of PAL1 and PAL2 in total metabolism
A. Rohde, E. Messens, K. Moreel,
G. Goeminne, M. Vuylsteke & W. Boerjan, Dpt of Plant
Systems Biology, Flanders Interuniversity Institute
for Biotechnology, Ghent University
Rohde et al, The Plant Cell,
(2004) in press
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soon available
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Heterosis-associated
gene expression in early development of maize
Stephanie Meyer, University
of Hamburg, Biocentre Klein Flottbek, Hamburg, Germany
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soon available
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Expression
profiles of central cell ESTs during fertilisation and
early endosperm development
Stephan Scholten, University
of Hamburg, Biocentre Klein Flottbek, Hamburg, Germany
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soon available
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Fish
and Chips, a 6FP-EU funded microarray project for identifying
marine organisms
Dietmar Blohm, Centre for Applied
Gensensorik (CAG), University of Bremen, Germany
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soon available
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Gensensor-Nanoparts,
a 6FP-EU funded microarray project for improving gene
sensor sensitivity
Dietmar Blohm, Centre for Applied
Gensensorik (CAG), University of Bremen, Germany |
soon available
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Monitoring for contaminating microorganisms in the
environment using DNA array technology
Christiane Beckmann, Kantonales
Laboratorium Basel-Stadt, Switzerland
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