13th Protein Expression in Animal Cells Las Arenas Hotel Valencia Spain September 24-28, 2017 PDF
Preview 13th Protein Expression in Animal Cells Las Arenas Hotel Valencia Spain September 24-28, 2017
13th Protein Expression in Animal Cells Las Arenas Hotel Valencia Spain September 24-28, 2017 1 Table of contents Table of contents 3 Message from the Chair - PEACe 5 Organizing Committee 7 In Country Representatives 9 Conference Schedule 13 Sunday, September 24, 2017 13 Monday, September 25, 2017 13 Tuesday, September 26, 2017 17 Wednesday, September 27, 2017 21 Thursday, September 28, 2017 25 Supporting Organizations & Media Sponsors 29 Our Sponsors 31 Oral Presentations 35 Poster Presentations 135 List of posters 137 Index of authors 257 Attendees list 261 3 Message from the Chair - PEACe Dear Participants, It is with great pleasure that the organizing committee welcome you to the 13th Protein Expression in Animal Cells (PEACe) Conference. The 13th conference consists of 7 scientific sessions and an industrial workshop covering cutting edge new science in animal cell expression and related areas. The extensive program has been designed by the committee to give as many early career scientists the opportunity to give oral presentations alongside the high profile and keynote speakers that we have attracted to the meeting. We thank all the speakers for agreeing to participate and those who submitted abstracts. Although there was not sufficient space in the program to give oral presentations to all those who wished speak, the extensive array of posters give multiple opportunities for authors to present their work and we encourage everyone to visit the posters and discuss the work with the authors. The PEACe conference series started in 1992 and since then meetings have been held every two years. Over the past 25 years, the conference focus has adapted to address evolving developments in cell culture and recombinant protein expression technologies. The organizing committee and recognized scientific leaders in the field will serve as Session Co-Chairs at this meeting. Our Co- Chairs have worked hard to help identify speakers, review submitted abstracts, and encourage participation at the conference. This is a vital contribution to the success of the program that takes time outside of everyone’s ‘day job’ and is very much appreciated. The PEACe conference operates as a not-for-profit organization and any funds remaining from this meeting will be used to support the next meeting in 2019. More details around this will be discussed at the General Assembly meeting during the conference. The organizing committee would especially like to thank our sponsors. Their generosity enables us to hold this conference. Please take every opportunity to visit their booths and displays. Some of our funding initiatives have provided student bursaries for a number of graduate students to attend and present their research at the conference. The committee would also like to thank Bruno Begin, who has been the conference manager since 2003, for expert guidance and organization to keep the committee on track. I would also like to thank the rest of the organizing committee for undertaking all their assigned tasks in a timely manner and working together so well. Finally, the location, the scientific program, and the social events have been designed to encourage networking and enhance scientific discussion amongst participants. It is anticipated that the oral and poster presentations in this inspiring environment will generate new ideas and the initiation of fruitful novel research projects and collaborations. Participants and their engagement make a scientific meeting and it is up to us all to ensure this is a successful conference that we all reflect upon favorably. We thank you for participating in the conference and wish you a successful and productive PEACe meeting in Valencia. Mark Smales Chair, 13th PEACe Meeting 5 Organizing Committee Mark Smales Chairman University of Kent School of Biosciences Canterbury UK CT2 7NJ E-mail : [email protected] Alan Dickson University of Manchester, Oxford Road Michael Smith Building, Faculty of Life Sciences Manchester UK M13 9PT E-mail : [email protected] Helene Faustrup Kildegaard Technical University of Denmark Kogle Alle 6 Hørsholm Denmark 2970 E-mail : [email protected] Georg Schmid Formerly at F. Hoffmann-La Roche Switzerland E-mail : [email protected] Kim. J. Stutzman-Engwall Consultant 337 Sunny Point St. Thousand Oaks, CA 91362 Tel: 860-514-8897 E-mail : [email protected] Bruno Bégin Tel: 418-522-8182 Ext.25 North America 1-800-618-8182 ext. 25 Fax: 418-529-7548 North America: 1-800-889-1126 E-mail : [email protected] 7 In Country Representatives AUSTRALIA CHINA ISRAEL Linda Lua Weichang Zhou Joseph Shiloach The University of Queensland WuXi AppTec Co., Ltd NIDDK/NIH UQ Protein Expression Facility 288 Fute Zong Road Biotechnology Laboratory Brisbane Shanghai Niddk Bldg 14 A Room 173 Australia, 4072 China 200131 USA [email protected] [email protected] 20892 CUBA Noelene Quinsey KOREA Monash Univeristy Adolfo Castillo-Vitlloch Lee, Gyun Min Australia Center of Molecular Korea Advanced Institute noelene.quinsey@ monash.edu Immunology of Science and Technology 216 and 15th Ave, Atabey, (KAIST) Steven Reid Playa Daejeon The University of Queensland Havana [email protected] School of Chemistry & Cuba 11600 Molecular Biosciences [email protected] MEXICO Brisbane, Qld DENMARK Octavio Tonatiuh Ramirez Australia, 4072 Anne Tolstrup Reivich [email protected] Biogen Director Biogen (Denmark) Instituto de Biotecnologia AUSTRIA Biogen Allé 1 Universidad Nacional Reingard Grabherr 3400 Hillerød Autonoma de Mexico University of Natural [email protected] A.P. 510-3 Resources and Life Sciences Cuernavaca, Morelos Muthgasse 11 Christina Andersen 62250 Mexico Vienna CMC Biologics [email protected] Austria Denmark 1190 [email protected] Laura Palomares [email protected] Intituto de Biotecnología. FRANCE Universidad Nacional BRAZIL Autónoma de México (UNAM) Patrik Michel Virginia Castro [email protected] Novartis Pharma S.A.S. Fundação Hemocentro de Centre de biotechnologie Ribeirão Preto Boite postale 355 SINGAPORE Rua Tenente Catao Roxo 2501 Huningue Cedex Ng Say Kong Ribeirão Preto France F-68333 Bioprocessing Technology Brazil [email protected] Institute 14051-140 Research Scientist, Animal [email protected] IRELAND Cell Technology 20 Biopolis Way Niall Barron CHILE #06-01 Centros National Institute for Cellular Singapore 138668 Claudia Altamirano Biotechnology [email protected] Pontificia Universidad Dublin City University Catolica de Valparaiso Glasnevin [email protected] Dublin 9, Ireland [email protected] 9
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