Program
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
20:00
Meeting point : “Café het Spijker” and “Café het Gouden Mandeke”,
Pensmarkt 3 and 9, 9000 Ghent
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
8:00
Registration
8:50
Welcome
Prof. Dr. S. De Saeger, Chair Organizing Committee
Prof. Dr. S. Croubels, Chair Organizing Committee
9:00
Welcome
Prof. Dr. P. Van Cauwenberge, Rector Ghent University
Prof. Dr. G. Haesaert, Dean University College Ghent
Prof. Dr. H.U. Humpf, President of the Society for Mycotoxin Research
DETECTION
Chair: Prof. Dr. S. De Saeger and Prof. Dr. A. Wu
9:30
L1
Combination of double isotopic labeling and high resolution mass spectrometry: a novel
method for untargeted fungal metabolic profiling
P.M. Cano, E. Jamin, S. Tadrist, P. Bourdaudhui, M. Péan, L. Debrauwer, I.P. Oswald, M.
Delaforge and O. Puel
9:45
L2
Untargeted stable isotope assisted metabolic profiling reveals novel conjugates of
deoxynivalenol in wheat
B. Kluger, C. Bueschl, R. Krska, M. Lemmens, G. Adam and R. Schuhmacher
10:00
L3
Metabolic profiling of Aspergillus flavus: identification and fragmentation study of
the cluster 27 polyketide synthase metabolites by high resolution and multi-stage mass
spectrometry
S.V. Malysheva, N. Aroyo-Manzanares, J.W. Cary, K.C. Ehrlich, J. Vanden Bussche, L.
Vanhaecke, D. Bhatnagar, J. Diana Di Mavungu and S. De Saeger
10:15
Coffee break / Exhibition / Poster Session
11:00
L4
LC-MS-based methods for multi-mycotoxin determination in maize: a critical evaluation
A. De Girolamo, M. Solfrizzo, V.M.T. Lattanzio, J. Stroka, A. Alldrick, H.P. van Egmond and A.
Visconti
11:15
L5
A promising grain sampling technique: the sampling of wheat dust and subsequent
UPLC-MS/MS analysis
M. Sanders, M. De Boevre, F. Dumoulin, C. Detavernier, Y. Guo, F. Martens, M. Eeckhout and
S. De Saeger
11:30
L6
A LC-MS/MS method for the simultaneous determination of zearalenone, deoxynivalenol
and metabolites in pig serum
U. Brezina, I. Rempe, H. Valenta, Susanne Kersten, H.-U. Humpf and S. Dänicke
11:45
L7
Fast and sensitive LC-MS/MS method measuring human mycotoxin exposure using
biomarkers in urine
B. Huybrechts, P. Debongnie, S. Uhlig and A. Callebaut
12:00
Lunch
13:00
13:30
Poster Session / Exhibition
Meeting of the members of the Society for Mycotoxin Research
DETECTION
Chair: Prof. Dr. P. Karlovsky and Dr. I. Tothill
14:30
L8
Fluorescence polarization immunoassays for the determination of mycotoxins in
foodstuffs
V. Lippolis, M. Pascale and A. Visconti
14:45
L9
Quantum dots for use as labels for mycotoxin detection: preparation of hydrophilic
quantum dots by encapsulation with polymer
E.S. Speranskaya, V.V. Goftman, S. De Saeger and I.Yu. Goryacheva
15:00
L10
Hapten microarray-based screening of mycotoxins in cereals
S. Oswald, R. Niessner and D. Knopp
15:15
Coffee break/Exhibition/Poster Session
PRODUCTION AND OCCURRENCE
Chair: Prof. Dr. P. Karlovsky and Prof. Dr. R. Geisen
15:45
L11
Matrix binding of ochratoxin A during thermal processing
A. Bittner, B. Cramer and H.-U. Humpf
16:00
L12
Masked mycotoxins: facts and figures 2009-2013
M. De Boevre, S. Landschoot, L. Jacxsens, C. Lachat, A. Vanheule, M. Eeckhout, J. Diana Di
Mavungu, K. Audenaert, P. Maene, B. De Meulenaer, G. Haesaert and S. De Saeger
16:15
L13
Correlation of ergot alkaloids and sclerotia in German rye and wheat and
recommendation to simplify analyses
E. Sciurba, S. Lewandowska, S. Seling, M.G. Lindhauer and C. Schwake-Anduschus
17:00
Boat trip in ancient city of Ghent
Meeting point : Snepkaai – pier “Restaurant ‘t Patijntje” (Gordunakaai 91, 9000 Ghent)
(about 20 min walking distance)
18:00
Welcome reception
Meeting point : Town Hall of Ghent, Botermarkt 1, 9000 Ghent
Thursday, May 23, 2013
8:00
Registration
PRODUCTION AND OCCURRENCE
Chair: Prof. Dr. H.-U. Humpf and Prof. Dr. C. Dall’Asta
9:00
L14
Screening biodiversity of toxigenic fungi for a correct evaluation of mycotoxin risk on
important food crops: the contribution of EU project MycoRed, at a global level
A. Moretti, G. Mulè, G. Perrone, A. Susca and A. Logrieco
9:15
L15
Fungal growth and mycotoxin production during cocultivation of phytopathogenic
Fusarium and Alternaria strains
M. Müller, I. Steier, R. Köppen, D. Siegel, U. Korn and M. Koch
9:30
L16
Interaction of free air carbon dioxide enrichment (FACE) and water availability on
eoxynivalenol concentration in maize and sorghum
E. Oldenburg, R. Manderscheid, M. Erbs and H.-J. Weigel
9:45
L17
Upregulation of sterigmatocystin and other putative mycotoxins in Aspergillus nidulans
after feeding damage by Folsomia candida
M. Rohlfs, S. Chatterjee, K. Döll, P. Karlovsky and S. Scheu
10:00
Coffee break/Exhibition/Poster Session
10:45
L18
Chlorogenic acid, a metabolite identified in tomato fruits by a metabolomics approach, is
inhibitory against the biosynthesis of alternariol by Alternaria alternata
E. Wojciecowska, C.H. Weinert, B. Horneburg, S. Zikeli, S. Graeff-Hoenninger, S.E. Kulling and
R. Geisen
11:00
L19
New secondary metabolites of F. fujikuroi – a combined biological and chemical
approach
K. W. von Bargen, E.-M. Niehaus, B. Tudzynski and H.-U. Humpf
11:15
L20
Tenuazonic acid in infant products – a risk for the consumer?
M. Rychlik and S. Asam
11:30
L21
The publication of mycotoxin results exceeding the maximum levels in foodstuffs – an
increase in market transparency?
S. Marschik and D. Bolay
11:45
L22
Chemical interactions between Fusarium verticillioides and Gliocladium roseum
involving mycotoxin transformation
Y. Kuang, S. Chatterjee, K. Scherlach, R. Splivallo, P. Chatterjee, C. Hertweck and P. Karlovsky
12:00
Lunch
13:00
Poster Session/Exhibition
PRODUCTION AND OCCURRENCE
Chair: Prof. Dr. S. Croubels and Prof. Dr. R. Krska
14:00
L23
Fusarium poae: chemotype, plant-pathogen interaction and response to oxidative stress
14:15
L24
Population structure and mycotoxin production of Fusarium species from greenhouse
pepper fruit in China
J. Wang, Z. Feng, Z. Han, S. Song and A. Wu
A. Vanheule, K. Audenaert, S. De Saeger, M. Höfte and G. Haesaert
IMPACT ON ANIMAL AND HUMAN HEALTH
Chair: Prof. Dr. S. Croubels and Prof. Dr. R. Krska
14:30
L25
Impact of monacolin K on animal health: preliminary test of rumen stability
K. Meyer, H. Hohagen, G. Breves and J. Bauer
14:45
L26
Zearalenone-mediated toxicity in fish in vitro and in vivo
C. Pietsch
15:00
L27
The impact of mycotoxin co-occurrence on necrotic enteritis in broilers
G. Antonissen, F. Van Immerseel, F. Pasmans, R. Ducatelle, F. Haesebrouck, L. Timbermont, M.
Verlinden, M. Eeckhout, S. De Saeger, E. Delezie, S. Hessenberger, A. Martel and S. Croubels
15:15
L28
Expression of immune response genes in broiler chickens fed deoxynivalenol and a
counteragent
K. Ghareeb, W. Awad, S. Sasgary, A. Strasser and J. Böhm
15:30
Coffee break / Exhibition / Poster Session
16:15
L29
Detection of Fusarium mycotoxins and carry over to animals and humans: case study
poultry
E. Van Pamel, E.K. Tangni, E. Delezie, P. Debongnie, A. Callebaut and E. Daeseleire
16:30
L30
New results for ochratoxin A analysis in infants’ urines
G.H. Degen, M. Blaszkewicz and K. Munoz
19:00
Conference Dinner
Meeting point : “Handelsbeurs“, Kouter 29, 9000 Ghent
Friday, May 24, 2013
8:00
Registration
REDUCTION AND PREVENTION
Chair: Prof. Dr. J. Fink-Gremmels and Dr. I. Oswald
9:00
L31
Microbes as bio-control agents against Fusarium pathogens and mycotoxins
Y.-C. Liao, H.-P. Li, J.-B. Zhang, A.-D. Gong, W.-J. He and Q.-S. Yuan
9:15
L32
Isolation of Rhodococcus erythropolis MTHt3 and cloning of ergA for ergopeptine
hydrolysis and ergB for ergine deamination
M. Thamhesl, E. Apfelthaler, I. Schöner, H. Schwartz, F. Berthiller, G. Schatzmayr and W.-D.
Moll
9:30
L33
Development of an vitro method for the prediction of mycotoxin adsorption on
yeast-based products: case of zearalenone, ochratoxin A and aflatoxin B1
V. Faucet-Marquis, C. Joannis-Cassan, K. Hadjeba-Medjdoub, N. Ballet and A. Pfohl-Leszkowicz
9:45
Coffee break/Exhibition/Poster Session
TOXICOLOGY
Chair: Prof. Dr. J. Fink-Gremmels and Dr. I. Oswald
10:30
L34
New insights into mycotoxin mixtures: the toxicity of low doses of type B trichothecenes
against intestinal epithelial cells is synergistic
I. Alassane-Kpembi, M. Kolf-Clauw, T. Gauthier, R. Abrami, F.A. Abiola, I.P. Oswald and O.
Puel
10:45
L35
New insights into the toxicological effects of altertoxin II from Alternaria alternata
S.C. Fleck, E. Pfeiffer and M. Metzler
11:00
L36
Genotoxic properties of alternariol and its phase I metabolite 4-OH-alternariol
C. Tiessen, H. Gehrke, D. Ellmer, H. Mikula, J. Fröhlich and D. Marko
11:15
L37
In silico evaluation of interactions between mycotoxins and estrogen receptors. A bioinformatic tool to predict and understand endocrine disrupting activity.
L. Dellafiora, C. Dall’Asta and P. Cozzini
11:30
Closing session