Bioluminescence & Chemiluminescence: Progress and Perspectives

599 Pages·2005·28.8 MB·English

by  Tsuji, Akio

Bioluminescence
Cherniluminescence
Progress and Perspectives
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Pacific0 Yokohama, Yokohama, Japan
2 - 6 August 2004
ISBC 2004
Bioluminescence
Chemiluminescence
Progress and Perspectives
edited by
Akio Tsuji
Showa University, Japan
Masakatsu Matsumoto
Kanagawa University, Japan
Masako Maeda
Showa University, Japan
Larry J I<ricka
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, USA
Philip E Stanley
Cambridge Research &Technology Transfer Ltd, U I<
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Progress and Perspectives
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WELCOME!
On behalf of the Organizing Committee of 13th International Symposium on Bioluminescence &
Chemiluminescence 2004 in Yokohama (13th ISBC), I would like to welcome you to the
Symposium. The fist symposium was held in 1978 in Brussels, Belgium and the symposium has
subsequently been held every two years in Europe and America. Tlus symposium is the first to be
held in Japan, as well as in the Asia region.
At the first day, the symposium begins with the Memorial Lecture of Late Professor Toshio
Goto of Nagoya University presented by Professor H. Niwa, The University of Electro-
Communications, and following the Plenary Lectures of Professor 0. Shimomura, Marine Biology
Laboratory and Professor W. Adam, the University of Puerto Rico. The plenary lectures will
presented by Professor T. Nagano, the University of Tokyo, Professor of F. Tsuji, the University of
California, and Professor Y. Umezawa, the University of Tokyo at the second to third day,
respectively.
These plenary lectures will be followed by symposium sessions on Mechanism and
Theoretical Study of Chemiluminescent Reactions, Color of Chemi- and Bioluminescence,
Luminescent Bio-imaging and Biosensors developed with Nanomolecules and Nanoparticles,
Recent Development in Environmental Fields, Biological Application with Fluorescent
Biomolecules and Cells, Bioluminescence; Evolutional, Biological and Ecological Aspects,
Synthesis of Compounds related to Chemiluminescence, Basic and Applied Studies of Beatle
Bioluminescence, Development in Biological Fields, Frontiers of Industrial Application of Firefly
Luciferase, Basic and Applied Studies of Marine and Bacterial Bioluminescence, Functional
Chemi-Luminophore and Singlet Oxygen and Superoxide Bioluminescence Chemiluminescence
Festival Plaza will be planed for free talk and discussion. Moreover, the education session “Firefly
Sheds Light on New Technology” will be opened to the early teens as scientific education.
Poster presentations which cover and wide may of topics and expand on information
presented during the oral sessions are the Exhibit Hall. In addition, the Exhibit Hall is full of the
latest technology to make OUT studies. We hope you will take time to visit each of our exhibitors
during the symposium.
Bus tour to Hakkeijima Sea Paradise (Aquarium) or Walking tour around historical town
Kamakura or Scientific visit to Yokosuka City Museum is prepared to all participants.
All attending owe much to the diligent Program Committee and to the Session Chairs who
powerful assisted in attracting keynote speakers and in giving logical organization to the submitted
papers. Our generous sponsors, listed elsewhere, improved the quality of the amenities of the
meeting.
On behalf of the entice organizing committee - welcome. We are glad you are here. We hope
you will enjoy the next few days and that you have a valuable and rewarding learning experience as
well.
Akio Tsuji, PhD
The President of 13th International Symposium on Bioluminescence and Chemiluminescence
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PREFACE
These are the Proceedings of the 13* Symposium on Bioluminescence and
Chemiluminescence held at Pacific0 Yokohama, Yokohama, Japan from 2 - 6
August 2004. This series of symposia started in Brussels in 1978, and a list of the
other Proceedings volumes appears at the end of this Preface. As in previous
symposia, delegates came from far and wide and in all 18 countries were
represented. Communications between delegates and the Organising Secretariat was
almost entirely via the Internet and email. In the interest of efficiency and the
environment very little printed paperwork was used. Abstracts of presentations were
made available on the web site wwwl0.showa-u.ac.ip/-ISBC/index.html.
The Organising Secretariat was fortunate to have the continued association
with the International Society for Bioluminescence & Chemiluminescence
(http://www.unibo.it/isbc). The International Society recognised the need to
encourage young scientists in the disciplines and so it provided financial support for
11 young scientists under the age of 35 years
We also thank John Wiley & Sons for publishing the regular abstracts in the journal
Luminescence Vol. 19(3) 2004.
Editorial Note
This volume was compiled without peer review from camera-ready manuscripts of
lectures and posters presented at the Symposium. The Editors have, in the interest of
rapid publication, made only minor stylistic changes. They take no responsibility for
scientific or priority matters.
The Editors: A Tsuji, M Matsumoto, M Maeda, LJ Kricka, PE Stanley
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THE MARLENE DELUCA PRIZES
These prizes were again generously given by Dr Fritz Berthold with his new
company Berthold Technologies (http://www.bertholdtech.com). Dr Berthold has
provided these prizes at each symposium since the 1988 Symposium in Florence.
The prizes are open to all Symposium participants who are aged below 35 years by
the first day of the Symposium. They are in memory of Marlene DeLuca who made
such a major contribution to the science of bioluminescence (see Stanley PE.
Dedication to Marlene DeLuca: J Biolumin Chemilum 4;1989:7-11 (includes list of
her papers)). The President of the International Society, Professor John Lee
(University of Georgia, Athens, GA, USA) chose a small Committee from the
Society to judge the presentations.
The Prize winners were:
Akira Kanakubo (Laboratory of Organic Chemistry, School of Bioagricultural
Sciences, Nagoya Univeristy, Nagoya, Japan) Chemical studies on bioluminescence
of Acorn worm, Ptychodera flava: Isolation and characterization of luminous
substances
Asami Kaihara (Department of Chemistry, School of Science, University of Tokyo,
Tokyo, Japan) Flashing a protein-protein interaction in living cells by a split Renilla
luciferase complementation
Christine Vanderlinden (Laboratoire de Biologie Marine, Universitk Catholique de
Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium) Pharmacological and electrophysiological
studies of light emission in 3 ophiuroid species: preliminary results
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ORGANIZATION
PRESIDENT
A Tsuji
VICE PRESIDENTS
M. Aizawa and M. Matsumoto
GENERAL SECRETARY
M Maeda
INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD
ISBC Council Members
J. Lee (President), A. Roda (Past President), A. Szalay (President-Elect), P. Pasini
(Secretary), P.E. Stanley (Past Secretary), B. Branchini (Treasurer & Membership
Secretary), W Kricka (Publication Officer)
Councillors
A. BerthoId , S. Haddock, P. Hill, V. Kratasyuk, J-Francois Rees, E. Widder,
B. Zomer
Scientific Advisory Board
S. Daunert, P. De Sole, T. Quickenden, P. Schaap, D. Shah, N Ugarova, V. Viviani,
Xiaolin Yang and also Jin-Min Lin, Shiao-Chun (David) Tu
NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD
J. Goto, T. Masujima, T. Nagano, M. Ohashi, Y. Umezawa, H. Utsumi
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM AND LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
A. Tsuji (President), M. Aizawa (Vice President), M. Matsumoto (Vice President),
M. Maeda (General Secretary), N. Amino, Y. Ashihara, H. Arakawa, K. Fujimori,
M. Fukuoka, S. Harada, N. Hattori, K. Hayakawa, M. Hiramatsu, S. Hosaka,
H. Hosoda, I. Imada, K. Imai, M. Inoue, S. Inouye, M. Isobe, Y. Kasahara,
M. Kimura, N. Kuroda, K. Nakashima, H. Niwa, 0. Nozaki, K. Ohmiya, N. Suzuki,
M. Totani, T. Toyooka, K. Tsujimoto, N. Wada, M. Yamaguchi