PROGRAMME

 

 

Tuesday, 22 of April 2003

9.30 Am                   Congress Opening

10.00am                   Welcome Speech

 

10.30 am            Session : BIOMIMETIC SYSTEMS

 

10.30 am                   CM1.1 - Nanobiotechnology and Biomimetics with 2D-Protein Crystals (S-Layers)

U. SLEYTR, D. PUM

Center for Ultrastructure Research and Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Molecular nanotechnology, University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences, Wien, Austria

 

11. 10 am                   CM1.2 - Biomimetic surfaces : 2D matrices of proteins on supported lipid bilayers

A. BRISSON, R. RICHTER, N. BUZHYNSKYY

Molecular Imaging and Nano-Bio-Technology, IECB, Pessac, France

 

11.30 am                   CM1.4 - Ion channels as membrane-bound nanoscale control elements

D.K. MARTIN^§, G.J. LIU^§, S.M. VALENZUELA^§, A. MECHLER^§,₤, R. LAL^§,₤, A. SWAN^¶, A. SIMPSON^§, B. TUCH^†

^§University of Technology, Sydney; ^¶The University of Sydney; ^†The University of New South Wales; ^₤University of California (Santa Barbara)

 

11.50 am                   CM1.5 - Ca²+ and membrane interactions of Neurocalcin and Adenylate cyclase from Bordetella Pertussis using biomimetic bilayers

J. HOMAND¹, C. ROSSI¹, H. HAMDI, J. CHOPINEAU¹, C. BAUCHE², D. LADANT²

¹ Université de Technologie de Compiègne, Compiègne, France

² Département de Biologie Structurale et Chimie, Institut Pasteur, Paris, France

 

12.10 am                   CM1.3 - Biomimetic nanostructure adapted for biocatalysis investigations of an immobilized enzyme behaviour

S. GODOY¹, P. BOULLANGER², L. J. BLUM¹, A. P. GIRARD-EGROT¹

¹LGEB, Villeurbanne, France

²LCO 2, Villeurbanne, France

 

12.30 am                   LUNCH

 

2.30 pm            Session : MICRO/NANO SYSTEMS FOR BIOLOGY

 

2.30 pm                   CM2.1 – Micro and Nano Technologies for biology : contributions and challenges

P. PUGET

CEA LETI, Grenoble, France

 

3.10 pm                   CM2.14 - High Throughput Genotyping using an Integrated Microfluidic System working with Nanoliter Volumes

C. PEPONNET, C. BROOKS, J. COFFIN, Y. YURKOVETSKY, J. LAI, E. LI, M. STRACHAN, A. R. KOPF-SILL

Caliper Technologies, California, USA

 

 

 

 

3.30 pm                   CM2.2 - Interfacial design & quality control of DNA and protein chips

C. PREININGER¹, U. SAUER¹, W. KERN²

¹ ARC Seibersdorf research GmbH, ULB, Seibersdorf, Austria

² Inst. for Chem. Technol. of Organic Comp., TU-Graz, Graz, Austria

 

3.50 pm                   Coffee Break and Poster Session

 

4.40 pm            Session : NANO-OBJECTS FOR BIOLOGY

 

4.40 pm                   CM3.1 - Two examples of nano objects for biology: gold-quenched molecular beacons and quantum dots encapsulated in phospholipid micelles.

B. DUBERTRET

ESPCI, Paris, France

 

5.20 pm                   CM3.4 - Drug & Gene Balls : Nanostructured colloidal devices for drugs & gene discovery

M. TRAU

Centre for Nanotechnology & Biomaterials, The University of Queensland, AUSTRALIA

 

5.40 pm                   CM3.2 - Comparison of loading procedures on encapsulation of a drug in siliceous mesoporous materials

C. TOURNE-PETEILH^a,b, S. BEGU^a,b, D.A. LERNER^a, D. BRUNEL^a, B. COQ^a , J.M. DEVOISSELLE^a,b

^a UMR CNRS/ENSCM/UM1, Montpellier, France

^b U.F.R. des Sciences Pharmaceutiques, Montpellier, France

 

6.00 pm                   CM3.3 - Molecular organization of cisplatin nanocapsules : lipid-coated aggregates of cisplatin with high cytotoxicity

V. CHUPIN, RUTGER W.H.M. STAFFHORST, A. I.P.M. DE KROON, B. DE KRUIJFF

Dept. Biochemistry of Membranes, Utrecht University, Netherlands

 

6.20 pm                   CM3.5 - Oligonucleotide-Nanoparticle Conjugates as Tools for Nanoscale Genetic Analysis

D. MURPHY, G. REDMOND

Nanotechnology Group, NMRC, Cork, Irelan

 

6.40 pm                   End of the first Day

 

7.15 pm                   Reception at the Museum of Grenoble

 

Wednesday, 23 of April 2003

8.30 am                   Congress Opening

 

9.00 am                   Plenary Lecture - Surface sensitive analytical tools and bio-inspired materials for Nano Biotechnology

H. FUCHS

Physikalisches Institut und Center for Nanotechnology (CeNTech), Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Münster, Germany

 

9.40 am            Session : MICRO/NANO SYSTEMS FOR BIOLOGY

 

9.40 am                   CM2.3 - MeDICS / A CMOS electronic device for individual manipulation of thousands of living cells

A. FUCHS¹, D.FREIDA¹, I.CHARTIER¹, N.SARRUT¹, C.VILLIERS², G.MEDORO³, N.MANARESI³, A. ROMANI⁴, L. ALTOMARE⁴, R. GUERRIERI⁴, M. TARTAGNI⁴

¹CEA, Grenoble, France

²Immunochemistry laboratory INSERM, Grenoble, France

³ Silicon Biosystems, Bologna, Italy

⁴ University of Bologna, ARCES, Bologna, Italy

 

10.00 am                   CM2.4 - A Drop's Worth More than a Mouse

J. REBOUD*¹, B. SCHAACK¹, S. COMBE¹, Y FOUILLET², O. FUCHS², J. SUDOR², S. PORTE¹, B. FOUQUE¹, A. FUCHS¹ AND F. CHATELAIN¹

¹Laboratoire Biopuces et ²Leti/MicroSystèmes pour la Biologie, CEA Grenoble, France

 

10.20 am                   CM2.5 - Development and validation of novel surface attachment chemistries for fluorescence-based DNA biochip platforms

M. MANNING, G. REDMOND

Nanotechnology Group, NMRC, Prospect Row, Cork

 

10.40 am                   Coffee Break and Poster Session

 

11.20 am            Session : INDUSTRIAL SESSION

 

11.20 am                   ST.1 - Micro / nano systems for biology : from innovative applications to market

Yann FERRISSE

ALCIMED Lyon, Lyon, France

 

11.40 am                   ST.2

CEA

 

11.50 am                   ST.3

SCIENTEC

PALAISEAU, FRANCE

 

12.00 am                   ST.4

APIBIO

GRENOBLE, FRANCE

 

12.10 am                   ST.5

Bio-Logic

CLAIX, FRANCE

 

12.20 am                   LUNCH

 

2.30 pm            Session : BIOMOLECULES FOR ELECTRONICS AND MATERIALS

 

 

 

2.30 pm                   CM4.1 - Semisynthetic DNA-Protein Conjugates : Applications in Life-Sciences and NanoBiotechnology

C. M. NIEMEYER

Universität Dortmund, Fachbereich Chemie, Biologisch-Chemische Mikrostrukturtechnik, Dortmund, Germany

 

3.10 pm                   CM4.2 - Biomolecular interactions and nanostructures based on electrofunctional organics : A new platform for biocommunications and biomimicry

G. G. WALLACE, P. C. INNIS

Intelligent Polymer Research Institute, University of Wollongong, Australia

 

3.30                   CM4.3 - Towards the DNA-directed assembly of carbon nanotubes for electronic devices

M. MCCALL, M. MOGHADDAM, S. TAYLOR, W. YANG, L. WIECZOREK

CSIRO, Sydney, Australia

 

3.50 pm                   Coffee Break and Poster Session

 

4.30 pm            Session : NANO-OBSERVATION

 

4.30 pm                    CM5.1 - Centromeres, gene therapy and condensation: experiment and theory in atomic force microscopy of dna

H. G. HANSMA

Department of Physics, University of California, Santa Barbara, USA

 

5.10 pm                   CM5.6 - Single molecule biophysics using nanotechnology

M. L. BENNINK

MESA+ Research Institute, University of Twente, Enschede, The Netherlands

 

5.30 pm                   CM5.5 - Single bio-molecule detection enhancement using photonic structures

E. ETIENNE, P.F. LENNE, H. RIGNEAULT

Institut Fresnel - ENSPM, Marseille, FRANCE

 

5.50 pm                   CM5.2 - Polysaccharide Graft Coatings : physical chemistry and biological response

P.G. HARTLEY¹, H.J. GRIESSER^1,2 , G. JOHNSON¹ , S.L. MCARTHUR^1,3,  K.M. MCLEAN¹,  S. OISETH¹

1: CSIRO Molecular Science, Victoria, Australia

2: Ian Wark Research Institute, South Australia, Australia

3: University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK

 

6.10 pm                   CM5.3 - Surface potential measurements as a new method for separated protein spots mapping

C. GUASCH, D. LAOUDJ*, E. RENAULT, R. BENNES* , J. BONNET

UMR 5011 and *UPR 1142, Montpellier, France

 

6.30 pm                   CM5.4 - Label free multiparametric biological interaction analyses on a miniaturized support : example of the use of surface plasmon resonance imaging for the detection of P53/DNA recognition

K BRENGEL-PESCE¹, L GROSJEAN², E MAILLART³, T. MERCEY², Y LEVY³, A ROGET¹ , T. LIVACHE¹

¹CEA Grenoble, Département de Recherche Fondamentale sur la Matière Condensée, Grenoble, France

²Genoptics SA, Orsay, France

³Institut d'Optique Théorique et Appliqué, Orsay, France

 

6.50 pm                   End of the Second Day

 

7.30 pm                   Congress Gala Dinner

 

Thursday, 24 of April 2003

8.30 am                   Congress Opening

 

9.00 am            Session : MICRO/NANO SYSTEMS FOR BIOLOGY

 

9.00 am                   CM2.6 - Enzyme nano-lithography

R. IONESCU, R. S. MARKS, L. A. GHEBER

The Institute for Applied Biosciences, Department of Biotechnology Engineering, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer-Sheva, Israel

 

9.20 am                   CM2.7 - Optical and physico-chemical microstructuration of oxidized silicon substrates for the fabrication of DNA microarrays

F.BESSUEILLE, JR.MARTIN, M.GARRIGUES, M.BRAS, V.DUGAS, JP.CHAUVET, M.CABRERA, E.SOUTEYRAND

Laboratoire d’Electronique, Optoélectronique et Microsystèmes – LEOM, Ecole Centrale de Lyon, Ecully, France

 

9.40 am            CM2.8 - Use of a biochip technology for the measurement of glycosylase activities in cell extracts

S. SAUVAIGO, V. GUERNIOU, S. CAILLAT, D. GASPARUTTO, J.-F. MILLAU

LAN/SCIB/DRFMC, CEA Grenoble, Grenoble, France

 

10.00 am                   CM2.9 - Electrical transport through single DNA molecules  Towards the fabrication of Nano-Biosensors

L.MALAQUIN^(A)*, C. VIEU*, F. CARCENAC*, V. LEBERRE**, E. TREVISIOL**

*LAAS-CNRS, TOULOUSE, France

** Genomic Platform of TOULOUSE INSA/DGBA, Toulouse, France

 

10.20 am                   Coffee Break and Poster Session

 

10.50 am            Session : MICRO/NANO SYSTEMS FOR BIOLOGY

 

10.50                   CM2.10 - Microfluidic Proteolytic microreactors based on magnetic nanoparticles for proteomics

S. GUYON*, Z. BÍLKOVÁ** , N. MINC *, C. FUETTERER*, J.-L. VIOVY* 

^*Laboratoire de Physico-Chimie, Institut Curie, Paris, France

^**Department of Biological and Biochemical Sciences, University of Pardubice, Pardubice, Czech Republic

 

11.10 am                   CM2.12 - Multiparametric microsensor chips for tumor chemosensitivity testing and screening applications

T. HENNING, B. WOLF, M. BRISCHWEIN, A. M. OTTO, E. MOTRESCU

Heinz Nixdorf-Chair for Medical Electronics, Technical University Munich, Germany

 

11.30 am                   CM2.13 - Lab a film approach for high-throughput genotyping

J. SUDOR, Y. FOUILLET, N. SARRUT, P. CLAUSTRE, R. CHARLES

CEA / LETI / DSIS, Grenoble, France

 

12.00 am                   LUNCH

 

2.00 pm            Session : WORKING MOLECULES AND MOLECULAR MACHINES

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2.00 pm                   CM6.1 - Using optical tweezers to study single molecule interactions of myosin motors

C. VEIGEL

Division of Physical Biochemistry, National Institute for Medical Research, London, United Kingdom

 

2.40 pm                   Coffee Break and Poster Session

 

3.20 pm            Session : WORKING MOLECULES AND MOLECULAR MACHINES

 

3.20 pm                   CM6.3 - A biomimetic motility assay provides insight into the mechanism of actin-based motility

S. WIESNER, E. HELFER, M.-F. CARLIER, D. PANTALONI

Dynamics of Cytoskeleton and Motility, LEBS, CNRS, Gif-sur Yvette, France

 

3.40 pm                   CM6.2 - Torque and speed relationship of single bacterial flagellar motors observed using integrated microfluidics and laser tweezers

A. D. ROWE, R. M. BERRY

Department of Physics, Oxford University, UK

 

4.00 PM                   CM6.4 - Nanoscience and -technology for biotechnology studies

L. MONTELIUS1, R. BUNK1, M. SUNDBERG2, J. ROSENGREN2, A. MÅNSSON2

1Lund University, Solid State Physics & Nanometer Consortium, Lund, Sweden

2University of Kalmar, Dept Chem. Biomed. Sci., Kalmar, Sweden

 

4.20 pm                   Best Poster Award & Congress conclusion

 

POSTERS

 

BIOMIMETIC SYSTEMS

 

PO1.1 - Phospholipase D activity at the air-water interface : Role of calcium and membrane fluidity

F. BESSON¹, AF. PRIGENT², JP. CHAUVET³, B. ROUX¹, K. EL KIRAT‑CHATEL¹

¹ Laboratoire de Physico-Chimie Biologique, CNRS UMR 5013, UCB Lyon 1, Villeurbanne, France

² Laboratoire de Biochimie et Pharmacologie, INSERM U352, INSA de Lyon, France

³ Laboratoire de Physico-Chimie des Interfaces, Ecole Centrale de Lyon, Ecully France

 

MICRO/NANO SYSTEMS FOR BIOLOGY

 

PO2.1 - Development of micromembranes as actuators in microsystems

J. BERTHIER, F. RICOUL

CEA-LETI (DSIS / SSBS); CEA Grenoble, Grenoble, France

 

PO2.2 - Excision / resynthesis of specific DNA lesions on micro supports using cell extracts

S. Sauvaigo¹, S. Caillat¹, J.F. Millau¹, F. Odin¹, S. Porte², B. Fouqué²

¹LAN/SCIB/DRFMC-UMR 5046, ²DRDC-Biopuces, CEA Grenoble, Grenoble, France

 

PO2.3 - Detection of gold colloid monolayers using microcantilevers as mass detectors

D. SAYA, M. GUIRARDEL, C. BERGAUD

LAAS/CNRS, Toulouse, France

 

PO2.4 - Moving droplets with Micro Catenaries

Y. FOUILLET, H. JEANSON, D. JARY, O. CONSTANTIN

CEA-LETI/DSIS, Grenoble, France

 

PO2.5 - A fast, simple and low cost technique for liquid/solid surface charge measurement (Zeta potential)

L. RENAUD, P. KLEIMANN, P. MORIN

LENAC, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1

 

PO2.6 - PECVD growth of nanostructured allylamine films

M. MANSO-SILVAN, A. VALSESIA, G. CECCONE, P. COLPO, F. ROSSI.

¹ European Commission, JRC-IHCP TP203, 21020 Ispra (Va) Italia

 

PO2.7 - Silicon-based micropins for multiple biological sample deposition

P. BELAUBRE(1), M. GUIRARDEL(1) , V. LEBERRE(2), A. DAGKESSAMANSKAIA(2), E. TREVISIOL(2), J.M. FRANÇOIS(2), J.B. POURCIEL(3), G. GARCIA(1), C. BERGAUD(1)

¹ LAAS-CNRS, Toulouse, France

² Plateforme Transcriptome, Genopole de Toulouse, France

³ LIMMS-CNRS/IIS, University of Tokyo, Japan

 

PO2.8 - Multi-Patch : a chip-based ion-channel assay system for drug screening

N. PICOLLET-D’HAHAN¹, F. MARCEL¹, T. SORDEL¹, F. CHATELAIN¹, F. RICOUL², F. SAUTER³, I. CHARTIER⁴

CEA (Commissariat à l’Energie Atomique), Grenoble Cedex, France

¹ CEA-DSV, Laboratoire Biopuces, ² CEA-LETI, Laboratoire des Systèmes de lecture pour la Biologie, ³ CEA-LETI, Laboratoire des Microsystèmes pour la Biologie, ⁴ CEA-LETI : Laboratoire des Technologies et Composants sur Plastique

 

PO2.9 - CAPUCINE : A capillary microarray

S. PORTE¹, M. BALAKIREV¹, M. BERGER², B. FOUQUɹ, F. PERRAUT², F. CHATELAIN¹

¹ CEA-Grenoble, DRDC/Biopuces, Grenoble, France

² CEA-Grenoble, Léti/DSIS, Grenoble, France

PO2.10 - A new functionalized lipidic monolayer for direct detection of DNA at an air-water interface²

D. L. THOMAS, L. J. BLUM, A. P. GIRARD-EGROT

LGEB- UMR 5013 CNRS/UCBL, Villeurbanne, France

 

PO2.11 - Highly parallel DNA Transfection for Human Cellular Phenotype Studies

S. BAGHDOYAN¹, A. PITAVAL¹, D. CASTEL¹, Y. ROUPIOZ¹, X. GIDROL¹

¹ Service de Génomique Fonctionnelle, Direction des Sciences du Vivant, Commissariat à l’Energie Atomique, ² rue Gaston Crémieux, Evry, FRANCE

 

PO2.12 - DNA chip micro structured on silicon

D. PEYRADE¹, L.DRAZEK¹, J.E. MENDEZ¹, V. STAMBOULI-SENE¹, M. LABEAU ¹ , J.M. TERROT², C. UZEL², A. HOANG³, P. PELTIɳ, P. BARRITAULT³

¹ INPG-Grenoble, Saint Martin d’Hères, France

² CIME, Grenoble, France

³ CEA-LETI, Grenoble, France

 

PO2.13 - DNA, protein and enzyme fluidic macroarrays based on direct immobilisation in PDMS material

C. A. Marquette, L. J. Blum

Laboratoire de Génie Enzymatique et Biomoléculaire, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, France

 

PO2.14 - Using modeling for the design of dielectrophoretic microsystems

P. PHAM, J. BERTHIER, F. PERRAUT, P. RIZO

CEA - LETI - DSIS, Grenoble, France

 

PO2.15 – Nanocontact Printing : A route to sub-50 nm Scale Chemical and Biological Patterning

H.W. LI, B.V.O.  MUIR, G. FICHET, W.T.S. HUCK

Department of Chemistry, Cambridge University, UK

 

PO2.16 - Biological cell handling and manipulation using micro tools compatibles with miniaturized robots

R. CASANELLA, C. MADRID, M.PUIG-VIDAL, J.M. LÓPEZ-VILLEGAS, A.JUAREZ, J. SAMITIER

Bioelectronic and Nanobioscience Research Center, Barcelona Science, Spain

 

PO2.17 - SINGLE PROTEIN NANOBIOSENSORS: AVAILABLE IN A NEXT FUTURE?

A. ERRACHID¹, G. GOMILA¹, O. RUIZ¹,J. SAMITIER¹, E. PAJOT-AUGY², R. SALESSE², G. FERRARI³, M. SAMPIETRO³, E. ALFINITO⁴,F. DELLA SALA⁴,C. PENNETTA⁴,L. REGGIANI⁴, J. BAUSELLS⁵, N. JAFFEZIC-RENAULT⁶

¹CBEN-UB, Spain

²INRA, France

³POLIMI, Italy

⁴INFM, Italy

⁵CNM-CSIC, Spain

⁶IFOS-CNRS, France

 

NANO-OBJECTS FOR BIOLOGY

 

PO3.1 - Towards diamond based microbiosensors

D. Delabouglise ¹, B. Marcus ¹, M. Mermoux ¹, P. Bouvier ¹, J. Chane-Tune ¹, J-P. Petit ¹, T. Livache ², P. Mailley ²

¹ LEPMI INP-Grenoble, St Martin d’Hères, France

² LEMSI SI3M DRFMC CEA-Grenoble, Grenoble, France

 

PO3.2 - Structure and properties of biomedical polyurethane-layered silicate nanocomposites

D. MARTIN ^1,2, B. FINNIGAN¹, P. HALLEY ¹, R. TRUSS ²

Divisions of Chemical¹ and Materials² Engineering, The University of Queensland

 

PO3.3 - DNA and polypyrrole microdots electrodeposited on Au film

V. STAMBOULI-SENɹ, M. LABEAU ¹, T. LIVACHE², B. CORSO², D. DEBARRE³

¹ INPG-Grenoble, Saint Martin d’Hères, France

² CEA-LETI, Grenoble, France

³ IEF- Université Paris-sud, Orsay, France

 

PO3.4 - Synthesis and applications of II-VI semiconductors nanocrystals

N. CHARVET¹, P. REISS², J. BLEUSE³, S. CARAYON³, F. CHANDEZON², A. ROGET¹

¹SI3M / EMSI, ²SI3M / PMS, ³SP2M / PSC, CEA-Grenoble / Département de Recherche Fondamentale sur la Matière Condensée, Grenoble, France

 

PO3.5 - Organic functionalization of carbon nanotubes with amino acids

D. PANTAROTTO,^1,2 V. GEORGAKILAS,² N. TAGMATARCHIS,² J.-P. BRIAND,¹ M. PRATO², A. BIANCO¹.

¹Institute of Molecular and Cellular Biology, Strasbourg, France.

²Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Trieste, Trieste, Italy.

 

PO3.6The Importance of Surface Chemistry in Oligochips Technology

P. NASSOY¹, D. CUVELIER¹, P. TOPILKO², P. CHARNAY², L. TALINI³, F. RICHARD³, M.-C. POTIER⁴, J. ROSSIER⁴

¹ Institut Curie, Paris, France

² Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris, France

³ Gensecore, Paris, France

⁴ ESPCI – CNRS, Paris, France

 

BIOMOLECULES FOR ELECTRONICS AND MATERIALS

 

PO4.1 - Immune sensor based on the photoluminescence of porous silicon : express determination of some herbicides and detergents

N.F. STARODUB*, V. E. KRIVENCHUK*, A.V. ZHERDEV**, B.B. DZANTIEV**

*Department of Biochemistry of Sensory and Regulatory Systems of A.V. Palladin Institute of Biochemistry of Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences, 9 Leontovicha Str.

** A.N. Bach Institute of Biochemistry of Russia Academy of Sciences, Moscow

 

PO4.2 - Modulation of nano-depressions in proteinaceous substrates by enzyme nano-lithography

R. IONESCU, R. S. MARKS, L. A. GHEBER

The Institute for Applied Biosciences and  Department of Biotechnology Engineering, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer-Sheva, Israel

 

PO4.3 - Optical and structural properties of biomolecules thin films elaborated by pulsed laser deposition

A. HERNANDEZ-PEREZ¹, C. CHAMPEAUX², C. GARAPON¹, A. W. COLEMAN³, P. SHAHGALDIAN³, J. MUGNIER¹

¹ Physico-Chimie des Matériaux Luminescents, Lyon, France

² Science des Procédés Céramiques et Traitement de Surface, CNRS-Université Limoges, France

³ Institut de Biologie et Chimie des Protéines, CNRS- Université Lyon-I, France

 

 

 

 

NANO-OBSERVATION

 

PO5.1 - Branch migration of individual Holliday junctions catalyzed by E. coli RuvAB motor protein complex

C. DENNIS ¹, A.FEDOROV ², L. SALOME ³, M. GRIGORIEV ¹

¹ Laboratoire de Biologie Moléculaire Eukaryote, UMR 5099 CNRS, Institut d’exploration fonctionnelle des genomes, IFR 109, Toulouse, France

² Centre d’Etude Spaciale des Rayonnements, Toulouse, France

³ Institut de Pharmacologie et de Biologie Structurale, UMR 5089 CNRS Toulouse, France

 

PO5.2 - Simplified optical monitoring of DNA hybridisation using polymer microbead detection

S. HARVEY¹, N. SANVICENS², M. MANNING¹, T. COTTER², G. REDMOND¹, P. GALVIN¹

1. Nanotechnology Group, NMRC, Lee Maltings, Prospect Row, Cork, Ireland

2. Department of Biochemistry, National University of Ireland, Cork, Ireland.

 

PO5.3 - An AFM characterization of a DNA chip : from elaboration

M. PHANER-GOUTORBE¹, M. H. ROUILLAT¹, V. DUGAS², J. P. CLOAREC¹

¹ LEOM laboratory, Ecole Centrale de Lyon, Ecully,France

² ROSATECH company, Ecully, France

 

PO5.4 - The life cycle of sporocytophaga invested by AFM

YUZHONG. ZHANG¹, LUSHAN WANG², PEIJI GAO³.

¹ State Key Laboratory of Microbial Technology, Jinan, China

² State Key Laboratory of Microbial Technology, Jinan, China

³ State Key Laboratory of Microbial Technology, Jinan, China

 

PO5.5 - Nanoindentation assessment of biomaterials and adjacent biological tissues

K.A. GROSS

School of Physics and Materials Engineering, Monash University, VIC 3800

 

PO5.6 - Bio-molecular recognition on the single molecule scale

P. DOSSET, C. ROYER, C. LE GRIMELLEC, P.E. MILHIET

Centre de Biochimie Structurale, , University Montpellier 1, Montpellier, France

 

PO6.7 - Laser tracking analysis of actin-based motility

E. HELFER, M.-F. CARLIER

LEBS, CNRS UPR 9063, Gif-sur-Yvette, France

 

WORKING MOLECULES AND MOLECULAR MACHINES

 

PO6.1 - New Fluorescent Nucleic acid sensor molecules to detect enzymatic DNA repair activities of DNA N-Glycosylase proteins by a FRET assay

D. GASPARUTTO, A. CHOLLAT-NAMY, L. GAILLARD, C. SAINT-PIERRE, A. FAVIER, J. CADET

Lésions des Acides Nucléiques/SCIB-DRFMC/ C.E.A-Grenoble.

 

PO6.2 – A biomimetic motility assay provides insight into the mechanism of actin-based motility

S. WIESNER, E. HELFER, MF. CARLIER, D. PANTALONI

Dynamics of Cytoskeleton and Motility, LEBS, CNRS, Gif-sur Yvette, France

 

INDUSTRIAL SESSION

 

ST.6 - Technologies and markets trends in biochips and microfluidic chips

M. PROVENCE, E. MOUNIER

Yole Développement, Lyon, France