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Willkommen zur DGMS 2016!
Herzlich willkommen in Hamburg zur 49. Jahrestagung der Deutschen Gesellschaft für
Massenspektrometrie! Als Gastgeber begrüßen Sie in diesem Jahr Dr. Maria Riedner
von der Universität Hamburg und Prof. Dr. Hartmut Schlüter vom Universitätsklinikum
Hamburg-Eppendorf.
Veranstaltungsort
Hauptgebäude der Universität Hamburg
Edmund-Siemers-Allee 1
20146 Hamburg
Lageplan der Hörsäle
Übersichtsplan
Hauptgebäude, Edmund-Siemers-Allee 1
Raum
118
Hörsaal H
Hörsaal K
Hörsaal J
Hof
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Hörsaal A / B
A (EG/1. OG)
B (2. OG)
Hörsaal C
Hörsaal M
Konferenzbüro
Hof
Übergang zum
Westflügel
(Postersession)
Hof
Foyer
Haupteingang
Eingang
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Tagungseröffnung und Empfang
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Die Tagung wird um 18:00 Uhr in Hörsaal A eröffnet. Nach der Wolfgang-Paul-Vorlesung
von der FirmaGeradeaus.
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ÜberScientific,
die große Treppe
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laden wir Sie herzlich zu einem Empfang im Foyer mit Fingerfood und Getränken, gesponsort
DGMS 2016
Vorträge
Vortragende werden gebeten, ihre Präsentation spätestens 2 Stunden vor Beginn der Session
im Tagungsbüro abzugeben und sich rechtzeitig zu Beginn ihrer Session beim Sessionchair
einzufinden.
Postersession
Die Postersession findet im 2. Obergeschoss des Hauptgebäudes sowie im Westflügel statt.
Die Poster mit ungeraden Nummern werden am Montag in der Postersession I, die Poster mit
geraden Nummern am Dienstag in der Postersession II präsentiert.
Während der Postersession I am Montagabend gibt es traditionell Bier und Brezeln. Dazu
bietet die Firma Bruker Daltonik einen Cocktailstand an, welchen Sie im 2. Obergeschoss des
Hauptgebäudes finden.
Mitgliederversammlung
Die Mitgliederversammlung findet am Dienstag um 17:30 Uhr im Hörsaal A statt. Bitte
beachten Sie, dass die Teilnahme nur DGMS-Mitgliedern gestattet ist.
Konferenzdinner
Das Konferenzdinner findet am Dienstag, dem 1. März ab 19:30 Uhr im Parlament im Kellergewölbe des Hamburger Rathauses statt. Der Eingang befindet sich auf der linken Außenseite des Gebäudes.
Es erwartet Sie ein Buffet inklusive Getränke bis 23:30 Uhr. Anschließend können Sie gern auf
Selbstzahlerbasis weiter im Parlament verbleiben oder die Möglichkeiten der Hansestadt zu
später Stunde erkunden.
Adresse und Anfahrt zum Parlament:
Rathausmarkt 1
20095 Hamburg
Vom Tagungsort ist das Hamburger Rathaus direkt mit den Buslinien 4 und 5, Haltestelle
Rathausmarkt, zu erreichen.
Parkplätze sind knapp, es befinden sich aber kostenpflichtige öffentliche Parkhäuser in der
Europa-Passage und im Deutsch-Japanischen Zentrum in Laufweite. Bitte beachten Sie die
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Programm Sonntag
Programm der 49. Jahrestagung
der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Massenspektrometrie
Sonntag, 28.02.2016
Workshops
13:00
14:00
14:00
15:30
WS 1+2: Einführung in die MS-basierte Proteomik
Ort: Hörsaal C
Chair: Oliver Kohlbacher, Martin Eisenacher,
Michael Kohl, Robert Ahrends
WS 1: Spezielle Aspekte
von Bioinformatik –
Methoden in der MSbasierten Proteomik
Ort: Raum 120
(Westflügel)
Chair: Martin Eisenacher,
Michael Kohl,
Robert Ahrends
15:30
16:00
Ort: Foyer
16:00
17:30
WS 1 (Fortsetzung)
Ort: Raum 120
(Westflügel)
18:00
18:30
Tagungseröffnung
18:30
19:30
Wolfgang-Paul-Vorlesung
Ort: Hörsaal A
WS 2: Von Spektren zu
Ergebnissen: Effiziente
Analyse von massenspektrometrischen
Daten mit Workflows
Ort: Raum 121
(Westflügel)
WS 3: LC-MS
Ort: Hörsaal B
WS 2 (Fortsetzung)
Ort: Raum 121
(Westflügel)
WS 3 (Fortsetzung)
Ort: Hörsaal B
Chair: Hartmut Schlüter,
Marcel Kwiatkowski
WS 4: Gründungsworkshop der Fachgruppe
Core Facilities
Ort: Hörsaal M
Chair: Christof Lenz
WS 5: Prozessierung und
Interpretation von massenspektrometrischen
Daten mit OpenChrom
Ort: Raum 118
(Hauptgebäude)
Chair: Philip Wenig,
Andreas Klingberg
Chair: Oliver Kohlbacher
Kaffeepause
WS 4 (Fortsetzung)
Ort: Hörsaal M
WS 5 (Fortsetzung)
Ort: Raum 118
(Hauptgebäude)
Ort: Hörsaal A
Prof. Dr. Claudia S. Leopold, Vizepräsidentin der Universität Hamburg
Prof. Dr. Michael Linscheid, Vorsitzender der DGMS
Zur Ionenbildung bei MALDI und ESI – Über die Schönheit klarer Experimente und die Kraft einfacher Modelle
Karas, Michael
Empfang
Ort: Foyer
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19:30
22:00
Programm Montag
Montag, 29.02.2016
8:30
9:15
Plenarvortrag
Ort: Hörsaal A
Mapping Atomic Motions with Ultrabright Electrons: Route to Discovery of the Fundamental Limits to Biodiagnostics
and Spatial Mapping with MS
Miller, Dwayne
Session 1
9:15
10:35
SES-1a: Proteins & Proteomics 1
Ort: Hörsaal A
Chair: Hartmut Schlüter
SES-1b: Organic Mass Spectrometry
Ort: Hörsaal B
SES-1c: Ion Mobility & Elemental Analytics
Ort: Hörsaal M
SES-1d: Affinity Mass Spectrometry
Ort: Hörsaal K
Structure of Full-Length p53
Tumor Suppressor Probed by
Chemical Cross-Linking and
Mass Spectrometry
Microfluidic Electrochemical
Cell with Integrated Mixer
for Studying the Adduct
Formation of Xenobiotics
Gas-Phase Infrared Spectroscopy of Ion-Mobility Selected
Amyloid Intermediates
Arlt, Christian; Ihling, Christian;
Sinz, Andrea
Wigger, Tina; van den Brink, Floris T.
G.; Odijk, Mathieu; Olthuis, Wouter;
van den Berg, Albert; Karst, Uwe
Substrate- and Substratemimetic Chaperone Binding
Sites in Human alpha-Galactosidase A Revealed by AffinityMass Spectrometry
Effects of storage and heating
on protein glycation levels in
different bovine milk products
Online-SPE-HILIC-ESI-MS
Analyse von Redox-Cofaktoren
aus Chlamydomonas reinhardtii Algenzellen
Milkovska-Stamenova, Sanja;
Hoffmann, Ralf
Chair: Jürgen Gross
Schriewer, Alexander; Hayen, Heiko
Chair: Uwe Karst
Seo, Jongcheol; Hoffmann,
Waldemar; Warnke, Stephan;
Huang, Xing; Gewinner, Sandy;
Schöllkopf, Wieland; Bowers, Mike
T.; von Helden, Gert; Pagel, Kevin
Application and optimization
of inductively coupled plasma
tandem mass spectrometry
(ICP-MS/MS) for ultra-trace
element analysis of undiluted
seawater
Zimmermann, Tristan; Irrgeher,
Johanna; Pröfrock, Daniel
Combining pulsed SILAC
and isobaric mass tagging
to elucidate drug effects on
proteostasis
Zinn, Nico; Savitski, Mikhail M.;
Faelth-Savitski, Maria; Poeckel,
Daniel; Melchert, Stephanie; Müller,
Katrin; Franken, Holger; Bergamini,
Giovanna; Bantscheff, Marcus
Monolithic Silicas in High
Performance Liquid Chromatography – the alternative to
Conventional Packed-Particle
Columns in Two Dimensional
Complex Sample Separations
Machtejevas, Egidijus
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10:35
11:00
Kaffeepause
Ort: Foyer
On-line monitoring of photoreactions within levitated
droplet by LA-DBD-MS
Michalik-Onichimowska,
Aleksandra; Panne, Urich;
Loehmannsroeben, Hans-Gerd;
Riedel, Jens
Laser ablation-atmospheric
pressure chemical ionization imaging-MS for direct
molecular analysis of counterfeit Viagra® tablets
Elseberg, Tim; Herdering, Christina;
Schmid, Robin; Sperling, Michael;
Karst, Uwe
Speciation Analysis of
synthetic thyroid hormones
by means of LC-ESI-MS and
LC-ICP-MS and an integrated
counter gradient system
Viehoff, Maria; Mak, Chun Kong;
Sperling, Michael; Karst, Uwe
Utilizing Signal Multiplexing
in a Drift-Tube-Based Ion
Mobility QTOF System
Mandel, Friedrich; Thiemann,
Joachim
Chair: Michael O. Glocker
Maeser, Stefan; Moise, Adrian;
Eggers, Frederike; Rawer, Stephan;
Murphy, Mary; Bornheim, Jeff;
Przybylski, Michael
Identification of the antibody
epitope of human alphagalactosidase A by online SPRaffinity-mass spectrometry
Kukacka, Zdenek; Iurascu, Marius;
Murphy, Mary; Bornheim, Jeff;
Przybylski, Michael
An Ion Mobility Mass Spectrometry Study on Gas Phase Free
Energies of Protein-Protein
Interactions
Yefremova, Yelena; Opuni, Kwabena
F.M.; Danquah, Bright D.; Koy,
Cornelia; Glocker, Michael O.
Biosensor-Mass SpectrometryEpitope Analyzer
Lupu, Loredana; Rusche, Hendrik;
Baschung, Yannick; Kukačka,
Zdeněk; Murphy, Mary; Bornheim,
Jeff; Przybylski, Michael
Programm Montag
Session 2
11:00
12:40
SES-2a: Imaging Mass Spectrometry 1
Ort: Hörsaal A
SES-2b: Native Mass Spectrometry
Ort: Hörsaal B
SES-2c: Ionisation Methods 1
Ort: Hörsaal M
Keynote: High-resolution MALDI-FT-ICR
MS imaging for the analysis of metabolites from formalin-fixed, paraffinembedded clinical tissue samples
Native ion mobility-mass spectrometry:
from flexible proteins to ion channels
Containerless Microreactor - Acoustic
Levitation coupled with Ambient Ionization Mass Spectrometry
Chair: Bernhard Spengler
Chair: Andrea Sinz
Sobott, Frank
Chair: Klaus Dreisewerd
Crawford, Elizabeth A.; Volmer, Dietrich A.
Walch, Axel
Ultra-High Spatial Resolution AP-SMALDI
Mass Spectrometry Imaging of Lipids
Glycan binding supports viral cell entry
and triggers structural changes
Making the invisible visible: Formate
attachment to divalent metalloporphyrins
Kompauer, Mario; Heiles, Sven; Spengler,
Bernhard
Lockhauserbäumer, Julia; Wegener, Henrik;
Mallagaray, Alvaro; Taube, Stefan; Peters,
Thomas; Hansman, Grant; Uetrecht, Charlotte
Hitzenberger, Jakob Felix; Dammann, Claudia;
Lang, Nina; Lungerich, Dominik; García-Iglesias,
Miguel; Bottari, Giovanni; Torres, Tomás; Jux,
Norbert; Drewello, Thomas
Mass spectrometry imaging with an
AP-MALDI source operating at 213 nm
Mass Spectrometry of non-covalent
bound membrane proteins in nanodiscs
with LILBID-MS
Multiply Charged Peptides and Proteins
from Liquid Matrices Using Laser Spallation at UV/VIS and Near-IR Wavelengths
and Rapid Evaporative Ionization
Heiles, Sven; Kompauer, Mario; Spengler,
Bernhard
Peetz, Oliver; Morgner, Nina; Hoffmann, Jan
Koch, Annika; Schnapp, Andreas; Soltwisch, Jens;
Dreisewerd, Klaus
MALDI-FTICR Imaging for Studying the
Penetration of Teriflunomide Through the
Blood-Brain Barrier
Analysis of the inhibition and reversal of
beta-amyloid (1-42) oligomerization using
mass-spectrometry
Rzagalinski, Ignacy; Meier, Carola; Hainz, Nadine;
Tschernig, Thomas; Volmer, Dietrich
Lieblein, Tobias; Stark, Tina; Göbel, Michael;
Morgner, Nina
Effect of charge on gas-phase structure
and peptide bond dissociation of a
β-hairpin-forming peptide
Kölbel, Knut; Sobott, Frank
New developments with LILBID-MS
Morgner, Nina; Lieblein, Tobias; Peetz, Oliver;
Hoffmann, Jan; Hellwig, Nils
Direkte und ortsaufgelöste Charakterisierung von Flüssigkristalldisplays mittels
Laser Ablation, plasmabasierter Desorption/Ionisation und hochauflösender
Massenspektrometrie (LA-FAPA-HRMS)
Kuhlmann, Christopher; Brückel, Valérie A.;
Badal, Sunil P.; Shelley, Jacob T.; Engelhard,
Carsten
12:40
14:15
Lunchseminar 1: Agilent
Ort: Hörsaal H
14:15
15:00
Plenarvortrag
Ort: Hörsaal A
Lunchseminar 2: Bruker
Ort: Hörsaal C
Lunchseminar 3: Waters
Ort: Hörsaal M
A collateral development: How fundamental MALDI studies can stimulate new MALDI applications
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Dreisewerd, Klaus
Programm Montag
Session 3
15:00
16:20
SES-3a: Metabolomics & Glycomics
Ort: Hörsaal A
SES-3b: Lipids & Lipidomics 1
Ort: Hörsaal B
Differentiation of oral bacteria
in in vitro cultures and
human saliva by secondary
electrospray ionization – mass
spectrometry
Unexpected products of the
HOCl-induced oxidation
of oleic acid: a study using
HPTLC–ESI MS and NMR Spectroscopy
Bregy, Lukas; Müggler, Annick R.;
Martinez-Lozano Sinues, Pablo;
García-Gómez, Diego; Suter,
Yannick; Belibasakis, Georgios N.;
Kohler, Malcolm; Schmidlin, Patrick
R., Renato Zenobi
Schröter, Jenny; Griesinger, Hans;
Reuß, Eyla; Schulz, Michael; Süß,
Rosmarie; Schiller, Jürgen
Combining Mass Spectrometric Metabolic Profiling with
Genomic Analysis: A Powerful
Tool for Revealing New Natural
Products in Cyanobacteria
Adaptation of Skyline for
targeted lipidomics
Chair: Marcus Macht
Chair: Dominik Schwudke
Peng, Bing; Ahrends, Robert
SES-3c: Fundamentals of Mass
Spectrometry
Ort: Hörsaal M
SES-3d: Affinity Mass Spectrometry & Ionisation Methods 2
Ort: Hörsaal K
Protein ion “super-acids”:
Extending complete sequence
characterisation by top down
mass spectrometry to proteins
with masses greater than 10
kDa
A Model of Higher Order
Structure Changes of Protein
G´e derived from FPOP and
Affinity-Mass Spectrometry
Chair: Michael Karas
Zenaidee, M. A.; Donald, W.
Alexander
Kinetic Energy Release und
Fragmentierungsverhalten
substituierter Aniline unter
Stoßbedingungen
Chair: Michael Przybylski
Glocker, Michael O.; Yefremova,
Yelena; Al-Majdoub, Mahmoud;
Opuni, Kwabena F.M.; Koy, Cornelia;
Yan, Yuetian; Gross, Michael
Signal response with low
temperature plasma ionization
for mass spectrometry
Seulen, Sarah; Grotemeyer, Jürgen
Kiontke, Andreas; Birkemeyer,
Claudia
Brown and beige adipocyte
lipoprotein lipase activity
controls metabolic flux
through the HDL compartment
Characterization of multiplycharged ion formation by
AP-MALDI and LSI with orthogonal laser incidence
3D ToF-SIMS Analysis of
Peptide Incorporation into
MALDI Matrix Crystals with
Sub-micrometer Resolution
John, Clara
Schultheis, Anna; Kompauer, Mario;
Spengler, Bernhard
Körsgen, Martin; Pelster, Andreas;
Dreisewerd, Klaus; Arlinghaus,
Heinrich F.
Improved MALDI-MS Imaging
of Glycosphingolipids at High
Lateral Resolution by Efficient
Phospholipid Degradation
Using On-Tissue Phospholipase
C Treatment
Sequence Controlled SelfAssembly and Folding of Polypeptides on Metal Surfaces via
Soft-Landing Electrospray Ion
Beam Deposition
Isotope exchange in oligopeptides followed in real time
by means of cluster induced
desorption/ionization mass
spectrometry
Rauschenbach, Stephan
Portz, Andre; Gebhardt, Christoph;
Dürr, Michael
Kleigrewe, Karin; Almaliti, Jehad;
Kinnel, Robin B.; Korobeynikov,
Anton; Sherman, David H.;
Dorrestein, Pieter; Gerwick, Lena;
Gerwick, William
Identification of biosynthetic
function of genes in plants
and their consequences in
insects driven by automatic
compound identification
Heiling, Sven; Gaquerel, Emmanuel;
Barsch, Aiko; Kessler, Nikolas;
Neuweger, Heiko; Kutyniok,
Magdalene; Baldwin, Ian T.
The potential of glucose
and glucose-derived peptide
fructosamines for formation
of advanced glycation endproducts (AGEs): integrated
GC- and LC-MS-based
approach
Greifenhagen, Uta; Viet Nguen,
Duc; Brosge, Felix; Balcke, Gerd
Ulrich; Birkemeyer, Claudia; Frolov,
Andrej
16:20
16:50
16:50
17:40
Vens-Cappell, Simeon; Kettling,
Hans; Soltwisch, Jens; Kouzel, Ivan
U.; Porubsky, Stefan; Müthing,
Johannes; Dreisewerd, Klaus
Kaffeepause
Ort: Foyer
Verleihung der Wolfgang-Paul-Studienpreise
Ort: Hörsaal B
Isomer-Selective IR/IR Spectroscopy of Protonated Water Clusters
Heine, Nadja; Fagiani, Matias R.; Asmis, Knut R.
Mass spectrometry imaging of crop plants, medicinal plants and insects
Bhandari, Dhaka
17:40
17:50
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17:50
18:40
Agilent Research Summer-Preisverleihung
Ort: Hörsaal B
Preisträger: Sascha Lege. Vortrag: Mittwoch, 11:00 Uhr
Plenarvortrag
Ort: Hörsaal B
Identification of intact glycopeptides at a proteome scale
Yang, Pengyuan
18:40
20:30
Postersession I: Poster mit ungeraden Nummern
Ort: Westflügel + 2. Obergeschoss
Programm Dienstag
Dienstag, 01.03.2016
8:30
9:15
Plenarvortrag
Ort: Hörsaal A
Isotopic resonance hypothesis explains life emergence on Earth and predicts no Life on Mars
Zubarev, Roman
Session 4
9:15
10:35
SES-4a: Imaging Mass Spectrometry 2
Ort: Hörsaal A
Chair: Axel Walch
SES-4b: Gasphase Reactions & Fragmentation
Ort: Hörsaal B
SES-4c: Environmental Analytics
Ort: Hörsaal M
Differentiating Macrophages in atherosclerotic plaques using matrix-assisted
laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry imaging
Copper Mediated Fluoromethylation in
the Presence of Oxygen via the Gas-Phase
Reactivity of Isomer-separated CopperOxo Complexes with Fluoromethanes
Tracing of Nutrients and Pollutants in the
German Wadden Sea Catchment via the
Establishment of Aquatic Isoscapes
Khamehgir-Silz, Pegah; Schnitter, Florian;
Wagner, Andreas H.; Schulz, Sabine; Hecker,
Markus; Spengler, Bernhard
Rijs, Nicole
Imaging proteins at the truly single
molecule level
Crown ether/fullerene conjugates –
ionisation, alkali metal ion affinities and
dimerisation
Longchamp, Jean-Nicolas; Rauschenbach,
Stephan; Abb, Sabine; Escher, Conrad;
Latychevskaia, Tatiana; Kern, Klaus; Fink, HansWerner
Chair: Thomas Drewello
Kellner, Ina; von Gernler, Marc; Nye, Leanne; Li,
Jing; Tzirakis, Manolis; Orfanopoulos, Michael;
Drewello, Thomas
Correlative mass spectrometry imaging
using TOF-SIMS and AP-MALDI applied to
a single Human colon tumour tissue
Electron Ionization Induced Fragmentations of Organometallic Compounds from
First Principles
Desbenoit, Nicolas; Walch, Axel; Spengler,
Bernhard; Brunelle, Alain; Römpp, Andreas
Bauer, Christoph; Grimme, Stefan
Chair: Wolfgang Schrader
Irrgeher, Johanna; Prohaska, Thomas; Zitek,
Andreas; Kleeberg, Ulrike; Erbsloeh, HansBurkhard; Karcher, Denis Brian; Zimmermann,
Tristan; Von der Au, Marcus; Pröfrock...
Optimization and application of cFFFICP-MS/MS for the analysis of TiO2
nano particles in marine environmental
samples
Dutschke, Florian; Pröfrock, Daniel; Prange,
Andreas
Volatile organic emissions from a spark
ignition engine during NEDC and High
Speed analysed by on-line Photoionisation-Time-Of-Flight-Mass-Spectrometry
(PI-TOFMS)
Ulbrich, Anne; Czech, Hendryk; Miersch,
Toni; Stengel, Benjamin; Streibel, Thorsten;
Zimmermann, Ralf
A New MALDI TOF Instrument for
Megapixel Tissue Imaging
Gas-phase infrared spectroscopy of amino
acid metaclusters
Becker, Michael; Beckmann, Janine; Fütterer,
Arne; Höhndorf, Jens
Seo, Jongcheol; Hoffmann, Waldermar; Warnke,
Stephan; Bowers, Michael T.; Pagel, Kevin; von
Helden, Gert
10:35
11:00
Info der DFG: Dr. Manfred Mürtz: Core Facilities aus Sicht der
DFG
Ort: Hörsaal B
11:00
11:30
Ort: Hörsaal A
Investigation on the photooxidative
degradation of crude oil by FT Orbitrap
MS
Luo, Ruoji; Schrader, Wolfgang
Kaffeepause
Ort: Foyer
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Verleihung des Mattauch-Herzog-Förderpreises
Programm Dienstag
Session 5
11:30
12:50
SES-5a: Proteins & Proteomics 2
SES-5b: Lipids & Lipidomics 2
Ort: Hörsaal B
SES-5c: Food Analytics
Ort: Hörsaal M
Systemic signaling analysis reveals
molecular circuits that regulate tumor
suppressor protein levels
Lipidome studies of human lung tissues
show metabolic alterations in lung cancer
and emphysema
Investigation of the Modulation of Eicosanoids and other Oxylipins by means of
LC-MS-based Targeted Metabolomics
Helbig, Andreas; Lorenzen, Kristina
Eggers, Lars Florian; Müller, Julia; Scholz, Verena;
Goldmann, Torsten; Schwudke, Dominik
Ostermann, Annika; Rund, Katharina; Kutzner,
Laura; Schebb, Nils Helge
Quantitative phosphoproteomics on a
µg-scale - A straightforward and highly
sensitive ERLIC-SCX/RP-LC-MS strategy
Analysis of Lung Tissue Lipidomes of
Cancer Patients using the LUX Score
Nachweis der Übertragung von Polydimethylsiloxanen von Silicon-beschichteten
Backpapieren auf Plätzchen und Minipizzas mittels DART-MS
Ort: Hörsaal A
Chair: Katrin Marcus
Chair: Robert Ahrends
Marella, Chakravarthy
Loroch, Stefan; Pagel, Oliver; Zahedi, Rene;
Sickmann, Albert
12:50
14:30
14:30
16:00
16:00
16:20
16:20
16:35
16:35
17:25
Jakob, Andreas; Crawford, Elizabeth A.; Gross,
Jürgen H.
Accumulation of glycated proteins in high
light stressed plants
Using ambient ozonolysis of triglycerides
for age estimation of fingerprint residues
Bilova, Tatiana; Brauch, Dominic; Paudel, Gagan;
Tarakhovskaya, Elena; Vogt, Thomas; Birkemeyer,
Claudia; Wessjohann, Ludger; Frolov, Andrej
Pleik, Stefanie; Spengler, Bernhard; Luhn, Steven;
Schäfer, Thomas; Kirsch, Dieter
Cold vaporization of tissues - A better
view on the protein species composition
of tissue proteomes in-vivo.
Cold Regulated Bile Acid Synthesis Shapes
the Gut Microbiome
Kwiatkowski, Marcel; Wurlitzer, Marcus; Kiani,
Parnian; Krutilin, Andrey; Uschold, Stephanie;
Miller, R. J. Dwayne; Schlüter, Hartmut
Lunchseminar 4: Thermo
Ort: Hörsaal B
Photoionisation Time-of-Flight Mass
Spectrometry (PI-TOFMS) at Different
Wavelengths of Coffee Roasting Off-Gas
to Trace Roasting Phases
Czech, Hendryk; Schepler, Claudia; Klingbeil,
Sophie; Ehlert, Sven; Howell, Jessalin;
Zimmermann, Ralf
Worthmann, Anna; John, Clara; Baguhl, Miriam;
Rühlemann, Malte; Heinsen, Femke-Anouska;
Wegner, Katrin; Werner, Philipp; Bartelt,
Alexander; Franke, Andre; Fischer...
Lunchseminar 5: SunChrom
Ort: Hörsaal M
Sensitive and specific allergen detection
in complex food matrices using targeted
proteomics and MRM3 detection
Korte, Robin; Brockmeyer, Jens
Lunchseminar 6: Shimadzu
Ort: Hörsaal C
Postersession II: Poster mit geraden Nummern
Ort: Westflügel + 2. Obergeschoss
Kaffeepause
Ort: Foyer
Verleihung der Jeol- und ABC-Posterpreise
Ort: Hörsaal A
Plenarvortrag
Ort: Hörsaal A
Quantitative Protein (Bio)analysis by Liquid Chromatography - Mass Spectrometry
Bischoff, Rainer; van de Merbel, Nico; Bronsema, Kees; Bults, Peter
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Chair: Sascha Rohn
17:30
18:30
DGMS-Mitgliederversammlung
19:30
23:00
Konferenzdinner
Ort: Parlament
Ort: Hörsaal A
Lunchseminar 7: AB Sciex
Ort: Hörsaal H
Programm Mittwoch
Mittwoch, 02.03.2016
8:30
9:15
Plenarvortrag
Ort: Hörsaal A
The cellular uptake of pharmaceutical drugs is transporter-mediated and is thus a problem not of biophysics but of
systems biology
Kell, Douglas B.
Session 6
9:15
10:35
SES-6a: Proteins & Proteomics 3
Ort: Hörsaal A
SES-6b: Clinical Diagnostics & Forensic
Ort: Hörsaal B
SES-6c: Instrumental Developments
Ort: Hörsaal M
Establishing a direct infusion mass spectrometric (DI-MS) approach for sensitive
Aβ-peptide quantification from biological
samples
Analytik von Mykotoxinen in Dried Blood
Spots mittels HPLC-MS/MS
Direct MS of multi-component chiral
mixtures by correlated electron imaging ion mass spectrometry
Chair: Andreas Tholey
Chair: Thomas Renné
Osteresch, Bernd; Cramer, Benedikt; Humpf,
Hans-Ulrich
Chair: Charlotte Uetrecht
Janssen, Maurice
Galozzi, Sara; Barkovits, Katalin; Marcus, Katrin
Efficient Identification of Cross-Linked
Peptides with StavroX and MeroX in
Structural Proteomics
Systematic characterization of human
platelets in arterial vascular disorders by
quantitative proteomics
Electronic Cigarette Aerosol: Method
Development for Online Analysis Based
on Proton Transfer Reaction – Mass Spectrometry
Götze, Michael; Pettelkau, Jens; Ihling, Christian;
Schäfer, Mathias; Sinz, Andrea
Burkhart, Julia Maria; Malchow, Sebastian;
Schieffer, Bernhard; Stoll, Monika; Rieder, Vera;
Rahnenführer, Jörg; Sickmann, Albert
Systematic Investigation of Sample
Reduction and Alkylation in Proteomics
Experiments
Protein-adduct-based bioanalytical
method for evidence of sulfur mustard
poisoning
Müller, Torsten; Winter, Dominic
John, Harald; Siegert, Markus; Hörmann, Philipp;
Thiermann, Horst
MultiOmics approach for systems biology
of oxidative stress: Integration of mass
spectrometry data on lipid and protein
modifications
Endogener Peptid-Abbau als Alterungsnachweis von Serum-Proben
High performance analysis of complex
mixtures by high-field FT-Orbitrap MS
Thumfart, Jörg Oliver; Abidi, Nada; Klawonn,
Frank; Findeisen, Peter
Vetere, Alessandro; Schrader, Wolfgang
Sulzer, Philipp; Breiev, Kostiantyn; Burseg,
Kerstin M.M.; O‘Connell, Grant; Hartungen,
Eugen; Biel, Stefan S.; Cahours, Xavier; Colard,
Stèphane; Märk, Tilmann D.
Field induced droplet ionization assisted
by ultra sound
Warschat, Carsten; Riedel, Jens
Fedorova, Maria; Ni, Zhixu; Griesser, Eva; Vemula,
Venukumar; Hoffmann, Ralf
10:35
11:00
Kaffeepause
Ort: Foyer
11:00
11:30
Ort: Hörsaal A
11:30
12:00
Ort: Hörsaal A
12:00
12:45
Vortrag des Agilent Research Summer-Preisträgers
Sascha Lege: „Evaluating 2D-LC and ion mobility separation in combination with high-resolution mass spectrometry for non-target screening
approaches“
Waters Life Science-Preisverleihung
Marcus Bantscheff: „Drug action in the context of the proteome“
Plenarvortrag
Ort: Hörsaal A
A protein-centric view of cancer to support translational medicine
Molloy, Mark
Tagungsabschluss
Ort: Hörsaal A
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12:45
13:00
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