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OPTIMIZING SAMPLE PREPARATION FOR PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS: NON-

DETERGENT PROBLEM SOLVING

M. R. Kramer, J. P. Malone (St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A)

 

OPTIMIZING SAMPLE PREPARATION FOR PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS: RATIONAL

DETERGENT CHOICES

J. P. Malone, M. R. Kramer (St. Louis, Missouri, USA)

 

EFFECT OF STRONG DETERGENTS AND CHAOTROPES ON THE PROTEIN DETECTION

IN TWO-DIMENSIONAL GELS

M. Fountoulakis, B. Takács (Basel, Switzerland)

 

PROTEOME STUDIES OF HUMAN CEREBROSPINAL FLUID AND BRAIN TISSUE

USING A NEW SEMI-PREPARATIVE 2D ELECTROPHORETIC APPROACH PRIOR TO

MASS SPECTROMETRY

P. Davidsson , L. Paulson , C. Hesse, C. L Nilsson (Göteborg, Sweden)

 

CHARACTERIZATION OF APOLIPOPROTEINS IN CEREBROSPINAL FLUID

C. Hesse, C. Nilsson, P. Davidsson (Mölndal, Sweden)

 

ENRICHMENT OF LOW-ABUNDANT PROTEINS FROM SYNOVIAL FLUIDS OF

PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS USING FREE-FLOW

ELECTROPHORESIS

B. Ringel, M. O.Glocker,G. Weber,J. Kekow, H.-J. Thiesen

(Rostock, Kirchheim-Heimstetten, Magdeburg, Germany)

 

COMBINATION OF SELECTIVE SEQUENTIAL EXTRACTION AND THE PROTEOMIC

APPROACH TO STUDY HEART DISEASE

I. Neverova, J.E. Van Eyk (Kingston, Canada)

 

TOWARDS HIGH PERFORMANCE TWO-DIMENSIONAL GEL ELECTROPHORESIS

USING (ULTRA-) ZOOM GELS

S. Hoving, H. Voshol, M. Faupel, J. van Oostrum (Basel, Switzerland)

 

OPTIMIZING CONDITIONS FOR NARROW-RANGE IMMOBILIZED pH GRADIENTS

M. P. Molloy, M. Hurley, H. A. Haynes, G. L. McGannon, P. C. Andrews (Ann Arbor, MI, USA)

 

MATRIX EFFECTS ON ISOELECTRIC FOCUSING IN HIGH-pH IMMOBILIZED pH

GRADIENTS

M. Molloy, H. Chen, D. Garfin (Ann Arbor, MI; Hercules, CA, USA)

 

AN ALTERNATIVE ISOELECTRIC FOCUSING METHOD FOR IMMOBILIZED pH

GRADIENTS

M. Chevallet, A. Ducret (Pointe-Claire-Dorval, Québec, Canada)

 

A COMPARISON OF THREE COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE ISOELECTRIC FOCUSING

UNITS FOR PROTEOME ANALYSIS: THE MULTIPHOR, THE IPGPHOR AND THE

PROTEAN IEF CELL

L. H. Choe, K. H. Lee (Ithaca, NY, USA)

 

IPG-DALT OF HIGH MOLECULAR WEIGHT PROTEINS

A. Harder, G. Boguth, C. Obermaier, W. Wei, R. Wildgruber, A. Görg (Munich, Germany)

 

IPG- DALT OF GLUCAN AND CHITIN LINKED YEAST CELL WALL PROTEINS

(CWPS)

A. Harder, R. Wildgruber, J. Behr, C. Braig, M. Mann, A. Görg (Munich, Germany)

 

PROTEIN ANALYSIS BY CAPILLARY ZONE ELECTROPHORESIS UTILIZING A

TRIFUNCTIONAL DIAMINE FOR SILICA COATING

C. Gelfi, M. Ripamonti, A. Viganò, P. G. Righetti, R. Sebastiano, A. Citterio (Milano, Verona, Italy)

 

QUANTITATION OF PROTEIN BINDING TO THE CAPILLARY WALL IN ACIDIC

ISOELETRIC BUFFERS AND MEANS FOR MINIMIZING THE PHENOMENON

C. Gelfi, E. Olivieri, R. Sebastiano, A. Citterio, P.G. Righetti (Milano Verona, Italy)

 

NEW DIMENSIONS IN PROTEIN SEPARATION

S. Hoving, H. Voshol, M. Faupel, H. Towbin, J. van Oostrum (Basel, Switzerland)

 

DIRECT TRANSFER OF PROTEINS FROM ISOELECTRIC FOCUSING GELS CAST IN

MICROPOROUS HOLLOW FIBER MEMBRANE

J. Klein, G Harding, E Klein (Louisville, Kentucky, USA)

 

SILICON MICROMACHINED ANALYTICAL TOOLS FOR PROTEOME ANALYSIS

S. Ekström, D. Ericsson, M. Bengtsson, J. Nilsson, G. Marko-Varga, Thomas Laurell (Lund, Sweden)

 

PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS OF HEPATOTOXICANT TREATED RAT LIVER USING

CIPHERGEN PROTEINCHIP®SELDI-TOF TECHNOLOGY

H. Cordingley, G. Archer, S. Wildsmith, P. Bugelski (Welwyn, Harlow, UK)

 

EVALUATIONAND DEVELOPMENT OF AMERSHAM PHARMACIA BIOTECH

(APBIOTECH)FLUORESCENCE 2D-DIFFERENTIAL GEL ELECTROPHORESIS

(2D-DIGE) PROTEOMICS TECHNOLOGY

R. P. Tonge, J. Shaw, B. Middleton, R. Rowlinson, S. Rayner, J. Young, M. Davison, E. Hawkins,

I. Currie (Macclesfield, Bucks, UK)

 

POST-ELECTROPHORETIC STAINING OF PROTEINS SEPARATED BY TWO-

DIMENSIONAL GEL ELECTROPHORESIS USING SYPRO DYES

J. X. Yan, R. A. Harry, C. Spibey, M. J. Dunn (Harefield; Cambridge, UK)

 

COMPARISON OF COVALENT FLUORESCENCE LABELING WITH STAINING METHODS

FOR THE VISUALIZATION OF PROTEINS AFTER 2D-GEL ELECTROPHORESIS

L. Götze, M. Bantscheff, J. Arden-Jacob, K. H. Drexhage, M.O. Glocker, H.-J. Thiesen

(Rostock, Siegen, Germany)

 

NEW SILVER STAINING PROTOCOL AND APPARATUS FOR MALDI-TOF ANALYSIS

OF PROTEINS

P. Sinha, M. Schnölzer, J. Poland, T. Rabilloud(Berlin, Heidelberg, Germany; GrenobleFrance)

 

TWO REPLICA BLOTTING METHODS FOR FAST IMMUNOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF

COMMON PROTEINS IN PROTEOME ANALYSIS

S. Müllner (Dusseldorf, Germany)

 

TWO-DIMENSIONAL GEL ELECTROPHORESIS: STILL NOT AN ANALYTICAL

TECHNIQUE

K.C.M. Verhoeckx, R.J.T.Rodenburg, R.F. Witkamp (Zeist, The Netherlands)

 

TOOLS FOR PROTEOMICS: HIGH SEQUENCE COVERAGE IN DIGESTIONS ON IEF, IPG

AND SDS ELECTROPHORESIS GELS FOR DETECTION OF POST-TRANSLATIONAL

MODIFICATIONS

L. R. Castellanos-Serra, W. Proenza, M. Diaz, J.-P. Le Caer, J. Rossier (Havana, Cuba; Paris, France)

 

ANALYSIS OF PHOSPHORYLATED PROTEINS BY MALDI-TOF-MS AND EDMAN

DEGRADATION AFTER TWO-DIMENSIONAL CAPILLARY-HPLC

K. Marcus, A. Sickmann, S. M.Lohmann, H. H.H.W.Schmidt, E. Butt, H. E. Meyer

(Bochum, Würzburg, Germany)

 

VISUALIZATION OF PHOSPHORYLATION DYNAMICS IN SACCHAROMYCES

CEREVISIAE

F. Macherhammer, P.T. Schindler, M. Siemann, M. Reuss (Stuttgart, Germany)

 

ANALYSIS OF PHOSPHORYLATION SITE(S) ON EPS8 BY USING FE (III)-

IMMOBILIZED AFFINITY CHROMATOGRAPHY (IMAC) AND MASS SPECTROMETRY

L. B. Areces, C. Sidoli, G. Scita, M. Heller, D. F. Hochstrasser (Milan, Italy; Geneve, Switzerland)

 

MASS SPECTROMETRY ANALYSIS OF LUTROPIN RECEPTOR GLYCOSYLATION SITES

J.-C. Huet, M.-T. Vu-Hai, C. Floiras, K. Echasserieau, J.-M. Bidart, E. Milgrom, J.-C. Pernollet

(Jouy-en-Josas, Bicêtre, Villejuif, France)

 

ALKYLATION OF PROTEINS/PEPTIDES EXPOSED TO IMMOBILINE CHEMICALS

EXAMINED BY MATRIX ASSISTED LASER DESORPTION IONIZATION TIME OF

FLIGHT MASS SPECTROMETRY

E. Bordini, P. G. Righetti, M. Hamdan (Verona, Italy)

 

MATRIX ASSISTED LASER DESORPTION IONIZATION TIME OF FLIGHT MASS

SPECTROMETRY FOR MONITORING PROTEINS ALKYLATION PROVOKED BY

ACRYLAMIDE AND ITS N-SUBSTITUTED MONOMERS

E. Bordini, P. G. Righetti, M. Hamdan (Verona, Italy)

 

MORE CONFIDENT MALDI-MS BASED PROTEIN IDENTIFICATION TECHNIQUES

K. Gevaert, L. Martens, H. Demol, M. Goethals, J. Vandekerckhove (Ghent, Belgium)

 

HIGH THROUGHPUT PROTEOMICS: SEQUENTIAL PARALLEL PROCESSING

H. Montgomery, F. Hopwood, N. Packer, A. Gooley, C. Sutton(Manchester, UK; Sydney, Australia)

 

INTEGRATION OF BIOMOLECULAR INTERACTION ANALYSIS AND MASS

SPECTROMETRIC AMINO ACID SEQUENCING

T Natsume, H Nakayama, O Jansson, T Isobe, K Takio , K Mikoshiba

(Tokyo, Hirosava Wako Saitama, Japan; Uppsala, Sweden)

 

AUTOMATED GEL PROCESSING AND MALDI MASS SPECTROMETRY FOR HIGH

THROUGHPUT PROTEIN STUDIES

D. Gostick, R. O'Malley, J. Langridge, K. Howes, R. Bordoli, J. Brown, A.-C. Bergman, O.

Danielsson, M. Estonius, A. Alaiya (Manchester, UK; Stockholm, Sweden)

 

RECENT ADVANCES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTEGRATED SYSTEM

FOR HIGH-SPEED PROTEIN IDENTIFICATION

J.P. DeGnore, B.P. Wolf, P. Juhasz, J. Campbell, M. Vestal (Framingham, MA, USA)

 

ASSEMBLY OF AN AUTOMATED PROTEOME ANALYSIS LABORATORY USING

COMMERCIAL SOURCES

G. S. Cavey, L. J. Alward, Z. Fei, E. T. Lund, O. Nemirovskiy, W. R. Mathews (Kalamazoo, MI, USA)

 

LARGE SCALE PROTEIN IDENTIFICATION USING AUTOMATED 2D-GEL SPOT

EXCISION, DIGESTION AND DATA DEPENDENT ON-LINE LC ESI-MS/MS

J. Choudhary, M. Ward, A. Ma, H. Byers, L. Yu , C. Nock,W. Blackstock (Stevenage, UK)

 

2D GEL ANALYSIS: FROM SPOTTED-IMAGE TO REAL-SOLUTIONS USING SQL*LIMS

AS A CORE PLATFORM

M. J Zvelebil (London, UK)

 

THE SWISS- 2DPAGE REFERENCE MAP OF THE LEAF PROTEINS OF ARABIDOPSIS

THALIANA ECOTYPE COLUMBIA

B. Sarazin, L. Tonella, K. Marquès, S. Paesano, L. Chané-Favre, M. Heller, J.-C. Sanchez,

D. Hochstrasser, H. Thiellement (Geneva, Switzerland)

 

ESTABLISHMENT OF A TWO-DIMENSIONAL ELECTROPHORESIS DATABASE OF

RABBIT CARDIAC PROTEINS

J. Macri, J. Thomas, B. McGee, P. Du, T. Stevenson, G. Kilby, S. Rapundalo (Ann Arbor, MI, USA)

 

TOOTHPRINT, A PROTEOMIC DATABASE FOR DENTAL TISSUES

M.J. Hubbard, M.J. Faught, B.H. Carlisle and P.A. Stockwell (Dunedin, NewZealand)

 

PROCESSINGOFSEQUENCEDATABASES FORPROTEIN IDENTIFICATION USING

MASS SPECTROMETRIC DATA

N. Berdenis,G. R. Thomas, J. Vandekerchove, K. Gevaert (Brussels, Gent, Belgium)

 

TOWARDS VALIDATING A METHOD FOR 2D-ELECTROPHORESIS

W. Schlags, M. Walther, M. Masree, M. Kratzel, C.R. Noe (Wien, Austria; Frankfurt am Main, Germany)

 

PROGNOSTIC EVALUATION OF human ovarian tumors using multivariate

data analysis of polypeptide expression patterns

A. A. Alaiya, B. Franzen, A. Hagman, U. Roblick, C. Silfverswärd, B. Moberger, S. Linder, ,

G. Auer (Stockholm, Södertälje Sweden)

 

THE MICROARRAY EXPLORER TOOL FOR DATA-MINING OF cDNA MICROARRAYS

P.F. Lemkin, G.C. Thornwall, K. Walton, L. Hennighausen (Frederick, MD, USA)

 

PROTEIN IDENTIFICATION USING MALDI AND A QUADRUPOLE TIME OF

FLIGHT(MALDI Q-TOF) HYBRID TANDEM MASS SPECTROMETRY

R. Bateman, R. Bordoli, A. Organ, K. Schneider (Manchester, Harlow, UK)

 

ORTHOGONAL MALDI QUADRUPOLE TIME OF FLIGHT MASS SPECTROMETRY:

UTILIZATION OF NEW TOOL FOR RAPID PEPTIDE AND PROTEIN IDENTIFICATION

AT THE FEMTOMOLE LEVEL

J. Zhao, A. Dindyal, G. Scott, C. Lock, Y. LeBlanc, P. Ilisiu (Foster City, CA, USA)

 

MASS SPECTROMETRIC APPROACHES FOR OBTAINING PROTEIN EXPRESSION

DATA ON ALL PROTEINS IN A MIXTURE

D. R. Goodlett, E. Yi, S. Purvine, J. K. Eng, P. von Haller, J. D. Watts, L. Pasa-Tolic, G. Anderson,

R. D. Smith ,R. Aebersold (Seattle, WA, Richland, WA, USA)

 

MALDI-MS(PSD)-ANALYSIS OF MOUSE BRAIN PROTEINS

K. Stühler, K. Marcus, M. Blüggel, H. H. Meyer, J. Klose (Bochum, Berlin, Gemany)

 

ENHANCEMENT OF PEPTIDE RECOVERIES FROM FEMTOMOLE LEVEL DIGESTS FOR

PROTEIN IDENTIFICATION USING MASS SPECTROMETRY

K. D. Speicher, O. Kolbas, P. Hembach, D. W. Speicher (Philadelphia, PA, USA)

 

ON LINE CHEMICAL CLEAVAGE AND MULTIPLEX SEQUENCING OF PROTEIN AT

THE SUB-MICROGRAM LEVEL

S. A. O'Neill, K.-L. Hsi, D. R. Dupont (Foster City, CA, USA)

 

DIRECT ANALYSIS OF MEMBRANE PROTEINS FROM IEF GELS BY MALDI-TOF

A. Walker, G. Rymar, P. Andrews (Ann Arbor, MI, USA)

 

IN-SITU CHEMICAL CLEAVAGE AND PEPTIDE MIXTURE SEQUENCING FOR RAPID

PROTEIN IDENTIFICATION AT LOW PICOMOLE LEVEL

K.-L. Hsi, S. A. O?Neill, D. R. Dupont (Foster City, CA, USA)

 

FROM 2-D PAGE TO MIXED PEPTIDE SEQUENCING: A SIMPLER APPROACH

L.R. Zieske, K-L. Hsi, B.F. Parten (Foster City, CA, USA)

 

SIGNAL AMPLIFICATION IN MALDI-TOF MS ANALYSIS OF PEPTIDES AND

PROTEINS FROM 2-DE USING ?SPOT-ON-A-CHIP? TECHNOLOGY

D. Ericsson, S. Ekström, J. Malmström, J. Nilsson, T. Laurell, G. Marko-Varga (Lund, Sweden)

 

AUTOMATION OF PROTEIN IDENTIFICATION USING TANDEM MASS

SPECTROMETRY

K.L. O'Connell, D. Arnott (South San Francisco, CA, USA)

 

GENE EXPRESSION PROFILES OF TWO RAT MAMMARY ADENO-CARCINOMA CELL

LINES WITH DISTINCT DIFFERENTIATION POTENTIAL BY COMBINING CDNA

LIBRARY SUBTRACTION AND PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS

I. Zucchi, L. Bini, S. Liberatori, B. Magi, R. Raggiaschi, L. Susani, A. Ginestra, D. Albani,

R. Valaperta, M. Heller, S. Paesano, J.-C. Sanchez, D.F. Hochstrasser, P. Vezzoni, V. Pallini,

R. Dulbecco (Segrate, Siena, Italy; Geneva, Switzerland; La Jolla CA, USA)

 

TRANSLATIONALLY CONTROLLED TUMOR PROTEIN mRNA AND PROTEIN

INVESTIGATIONS IN COLORECTAL EPITHELIAL CELLS

I. Demalte-Annessi, J.-C. Sanchez, S. Tortola, C. Zimmermann, M.A. Reymond, D.F. Hochstrasser

(Geneva, Switzerland; Magdeburg, Germany)

 

Proteome study of colorectal carcinogenesis

J. Stulík, J. Osterreicher, J. Kní?ek, S. Krupièková, A. Macela, J. I. Langridge(Hradec Králové, Czech Republic; Manchester, UK)

 

DETERMINATION OF PROTEOME CHANGES DURING DIFFERENTIATION OF THE

COLORECTAL CANCER CELL LINE CACO-2

R. Stierum, Y. Dommels, K. Verhoeckx, J. Vogels, S. Jespersen, E. de Groene, J. Groten,

B. van Ommen (Zeist; Wageningen, The Netherlands)

 

MANGANESE SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE FORMS POST-TRANSLATIONALLY

MODIFIED IN HUMAN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA

C. Sarto, P.-A. Binz, S. Paesano, G. Doro, D. F. Hochtrasser, P. Mocarelli (Desio-Milan, Italy; Geneva, Switzerland)

 

IDENTIFICATION OF MARKERS/ANTIGENS IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA

R.A.Craven, L. Hill, A. Stanley, P. Harnden, D. Pappin, P.J. Selby, R.E. Banks (Leeds, UK)

 

SEROLOGICAL AND PROTEOMIC EVALUATION OF ANTIBODY RESPONSES (SPEAR)

IN THE IDENTIFICATION OF TUMOUR ANTIGENS IN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA

R.D.Unwin, P. Harnden, D.Pappin, M. Murphy, P.J. Selby, R.E.Banks (Leeds, UK)

MAPPING AND EXPRESSION PATTERN ANALYSIS OF KEY COMPONENTS OF THE
MHC CLASS I ANTIGEN PROCESSING AND PRESENTATION PATHWAY IN HUMAN
RENAL CELL CARCINOMA (RCC)
R. Lichtenfels, A. Ackermann, C. Huber, B. Seliger (Darmstadt, Germany)

 

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF PROSTATE CANCER USING TWO-DIMENSIONAL

ELECTROPHORESIS

J.-P. Charrier, C. Tournel, P. Dalbon, M. Jolivet (Marcy L'Etoile, France)

 

PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS OF A HUMAN BURKITT LYMPHOMA CELL LINE TREATED

OR NOT BY A DEMETHYLATING DRUG : 5'AZACYTIDINE

F. Poirier, N. Imam, M. Pontet, V. Labas, J-P. Le Caër, M. Caron, R. Joubert-Caron

(Bobigny, Paris, France)

 

PROTEOME ANALYSIS OF AUTOIMMUNE PANCREATOBILARY DISEASE

V. Fehring, S. Wandschneider, S. Jacobs-Emeis, M. O. Glocker, H.-J. Thiesen, J.-M. Löhr

(Rostock, Germany)

 

PROTEOMIC STUDY ON EFFECTS OF CORONARY ARTERY LIGATION ON RATS

HEART

J. X. Yan, R. A. Harry, M. J. Dunn (Harefield, UK)

 

ELECTROPHORETIC ANALYSES OF MONOCLONAL IgG OF DIFFERENT SUBCLASSES

D.-H. Vu, P. Schneider, D. Gasparini, D. Crettaz,F. Vuadens, J.-D. Tissot (Lausanne, Switzerland)

 

ASSESSING NASAL CEREBROSPINAL FLUID FISTULAS : A TWO-DIMENSIONAL

ELECTROPHORESIS APPROACH

P. R. Burkhard, N. Rodrigo, D. May, R. Sztajzel, J.-Ch. Sanchez, D. F. Hochstrasser, E. Schiffer,

J. S. Lacroix (Geneva, Switzerland)

 

IDENTIFICATION OF A POTENTIAL PLASMATIC CJD DIAGNOSTIC MARKER

I. Fassò, J.-C. Sanchez, C. Zimmermann, L. Tonella, D. F. Hochstrasser (Geneva, Switzerland)

 

ANALYSIS OF TEAR PROTEIN PATTERNS OF DRY-EYE PATIENTS USING

FLUORESCENT STAINING DYES AND TWO-DIMENSIONAL QUANTIFICATION

ALGORITHMS

F. H. Grus, P. Sabuncuo, D. Hambek, A. Augustin (Mainz, Germany)

 

TWO-DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS OF TEAR PROTEIN PATTERNS OF DIABETIC

PATIENTS

S. Herber, F. H. Grus, P. Sabuncuo, D. Hambek, A. Augustin (Mainz, Germany)

 

PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS OF BOVINE AND HUMAN DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY

J. Weekes, C.H. Wheeler, K. Morrison, A. J. Mullen, P. Barton, M. J. Dunn (Harefield, London, UK)

 

ACUTE REJECTION FOLLOWING HEART TRANSPLANTATION: A PROTEOMIC

ANALYSIS

J.A. Westbrook, H. Foster, I. Bolad, V. Amin, N. Banner, M. Rose, M. J. Dunn (Harefield, UK)

 

IDENTIFICATION OF POSSIBLE MARKERS OF AIRWAY IRRITATION IN HUMAN

NASAL LAVAGE FLUID WITH 2-DE AND MALDI-TOF MS

M. Lindahl, B. Ståhlbom, K. Irander, C. Tagesson (Linköping, Sweden)

 

BALF PROTEINS IN SARCOIDOSIS AND IDIOPATHIC PULMONARY FIBROSIS: A 2-D

ELECTROPHORETIC STUDY

B. Magi , L. Bini , M.G. Perari, P. Rottoli, A. Santucci, S. Paesano, J.-C. Sanchez,

D.F. Hochstrasser, V. Pallini (Siena, Italy; Geneva, Switzerland)

 

TWO DIMENSIONAL GEL ELECTROPHORESIS; AN EFFECTIVE METHOD FOR
DETECTING PROTEINS IN LUNGS
F. Sabounchi, B. Bjellqvist, A. Eklund, J. Grunewald, J. _ström (Uppsala, Sweden)
 
 

A SEARCH FOR BIOMARKERS OF AGEING IN PROLIFERATING AND
DIFFERENTIATING HUMAN SKIN KERATINOCYTES IN VITRO
S. Mogensen, B. F.C. Clark, S. I.S. Rattan (Aarhus, Denmark)
 
 

THE HUMAN DERMAL FIBROBLAST PROTEOME
F. Boraldi, L. Bini, V. Pallini, R. Tiozzo, I. Pasquali-Ronchetti, D. Quaglino Jr.
(Modena, Siena, Italy)
 
 

AGE-ASSOCIATED CHANGES IN THE PROTEIN EXPRESSION PROFILES OF FRESH
HUMAN EPIDERMIS
P.S. Gromov, G.L. Skovgaard, M. Østergaard, J.E. Celis (Aarhus, Copenhagen, Denmark)
 
 

BRAIN SYNAPTOSOMES PROTEOME: DEVELOPMENTAL CHANGES ANALYZED USING
CLUSTERING ALGORITHMS
S. Liberatori, L. Bini, B. Canas, G. Buonocore, O.P. Mishra, M. Delivoria-Papadopoulos, R. Bracci,
V. Pallini, J. Godovac-Zimmermann (Siena, Italy; London, UK; Philadelphia, PA, USA)
 
 

CROSS-SPECIES PROTEOME ANALYSIS OF CELLS FROM UV-EXPOSED OPOSSUM
SKIN
N. Verrills, J. Harry, B. Walsh, T. Robinson (Sydney, Australia; San Antonio, TX, USA)
 
 

TOWARDS A PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE PHAGOSOMAL COMPARTMENT OF
TETRAHYMENA THERMOPHILA
A. Tiedtke, M. Maicher, U. Baumert (Muenster, Germany)
 
 

CHARACTERIZATION OF IMMUNOGENIC PROTEINS OF TOXOPLASMA GONDII BY
2-DE AND MASS SPECTROMETRY
A. Otto, E.-C. Müller, W. Sokolowska-Köhler,M. Schümann, P. R. Jungblut, W. Presber
(Berlin, Germany)
 
 

PARTITION OF A FEW MITOCHONDRIAL PROTEINS FROM TRYPANOSOMA BRUCEI
BRUCEI IN A MIXTURE OF ORGANIC SOLVENTS
J. M.P. Deshusses, A. Schneider, J.-C. Sanchez, D. F. Hochstrasser (Geneva, Fribourg, Switzerland)
 
 

A PROTEOMIC STUDY OF TICK SALIVARY GLAND PROTEINS INVOLVED IN
FEEDING AND DISEASE TRANSMISSION
B.J. Mans, A.I. Louw, A.W.H. Neitz (Pretoria, South Africa)
 
 

A TWO-DIMENSIONAL PROTEIN MAP OF CAENORHABDITIS ELEGANS
S. P. Schrimpf, H. Langen, C. Wahlestedt (Stockholm, Sweden; Basel, Switzerland)
 
 

POST-SYNTHETIC ACETYLATION OF THE HIGH MOBILITY GROUP CHROMATIN
PROTEIN 1: ANALYSIS BY TWO-DIMENSIONAL ELECTROPHORESIS COUPLED TO
MASS SPECTROMETRY
L. Rusconi, T. Bonaldi, A. Andolfo, R. Baldi, V. R Caiolfa, M. E Bianchi (Nerviano, Milan, Italy)
 
 

STUDY OF HUMAN TISSUE DISTRIBUTION OF RAL GDS-LIKE PROTEIN 2(RGL2)
A. Santucci, E. Ferro, A. Paffetti, T.H. Fisher, G.C. White II, P. Martelli and L.Trabalzini
(Siena, Italy; Chapel Hill, NC, USA)
 
 

A COMBINED PROTEOME AND CANDIDATE GENE/PROTEIN APPROACH TO
IDENTIFY MECHANISMS INVOLVED IN BETA-CELL DIFFERENTIATION,
DESTRUCTION AND REGENERATION
A.E. Karlsen, K. Nielsen, P. Mose Larsen, S.J. Fey, A. Nawrocki, M.R. Larsen, P. Heding,
H.U. Andersen, P. Roepstorff, F.. Pociot, J. Nerup (Gentofte, Odense, Denmark)
 
 

PROTEOME MAP OF HUMAN LYMPHOBLASTOID CELLS
N. Imam, F. Poirier, V. Labas, J-P. Le Caër, M. Pontet, R. Joubert-Caron, M. Caron
(Bobigny, Paris, France)
 
 

PROTEIN PROFILE OF THE CHINESE HAMSTER OVARY CELLS IN THE RESTING AND
PROLIFERATING STAGES
S. N. Naryzhny, H. Lee (Sudbury, Canada)
 
 

TEMPORALLY REGULATED CHENAGES IN THE SUBPROTEOME ASSOCIATED WITH
LIPID RAFTS FOLLOWING T CELL ANTIGEN RECEPTOR TRIGGERING
L. Bini, S. Pacini, S. Valensin, M. Allegria, V. Pallini, C. T. Baldari (Siena, Italy)
 
 

INDUCTION OF A MYOFIBROBLASTIC PHENOTYPE BY INFLAMMATORY CYTOKINES
DETERMINED BY DIFFERENTIAL PROTEIN DISPLAY
J. Malmström, G. Marko-Varga (Lund, Sweden)
 
 

POST MORTEM METABOLISM OF SKELETAL MUSCLE FROM PIG
R. Lametsch, E. Bendixen (Tjele, Denmark)
 
 

MONITORING PROTEIN 2DE PROFILES OF MILK FAT GLOBULE MEMBRANE IN THE
MILK OF MOTHERS OF PRETERM INFANTS
M. Cavaletto, S. Quaranta, L. Gardano, L. Napolitano, E. Bertino, A. Coscia, C. Fabris, A. Conti,
M.G. Giuffrida (Alessandria, Torino, Colleretto Giacosa, Italy)
 
 

PROTEOME STUDY OF A WINE YEAST STRAIN
A. Santucci, L. Trabalzini, F. Maggi, A. Paffetti, L. Bovalini, G. Coratza, P. Martelli (Siena, Italy)
 
 

A PROTEOMIC APPROACH TO STUDY SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE CELL WALL
BIOGENESIS
M. Pardo, M. Ward, S. Bains, M. Molina, W. Blackstock, C. Nombela, C. Gil (Madrid, Spain; Stevenage, U.K)
 
 

PROTEOMIC APPROACH FOR STUDYING THE ROLE OF THE CELL INTEGRITY
PATHWAY IN CELL WALL BIOGENESIS DURING PROTOPLAST REGENERATION IN
SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE
M. Flández, M. Pardo, H. Martín, C. Nombela, C. Gil, M. Molina (Madrid, Spain)
 
 

TWO-DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS OF DITHIOTHREITIOL-EXTRACTED CELL WALL
PROTEINS OF SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE
M. Insenser, M. Pardo, C. Nombela, M. Molina, C. Gil (Madrid, Spain)
 
 

BIOLOGICAL VALIDATION OF CURRENT PROTEOMICS TECHNOLOGY USING
SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE AND 2D DIFFERENCE GEL ELECTROPHORESIS
(2D- DIGE)
N. A. Jones, S. L. Jones, C. Summers, J. Rosamond, M. Williamson, J. A. Young, R. A. Rowlinson,
S. J. Rayner,  M. D. Davison. (Alderley Park, UK)
 
 

TWO DIMENSIONAL GEL ELECTROPHORETIC ANALYSIS OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
TREATED RAT LENS
B. DiPaolo, J. Whitehouse, H. Cordingley (King of Prussia, PA, USA; Welwyn, UK)
 
 

PROTEOME ANALYSIS OF PROTEINS SECRETED BY HUMAN CANCER CELLS USING
CHIMERIC SCID MOUSE SERUM
X. Zuo, K. D. Speicher, D. Santoli, D. W. Speicher (Philadelphia, PA, USA)
 
 

CHANGES IN THE EXPRESSION OF BASIC PROTEINS IN RAT BRAIN DUE TO
CEREBRAL ISCHEMIA
B. Scheibe, F. Parker, M. Duchesne, V. Mary, A. Görg (Freising-Weihenstephan, Germany; Vitry, France)
 
 

DIFFERENTIAL PROTEIN EXPRESSION IN RAT TRIGEMINAL GANGLIA DURING
INFLAMMATION
G. Friso, L. Kaiser, J. Raud, L. Wikström (Huddinge, Stockholm, Sweden)
 
 

TWO-DIMENSIONAL DATABASE OF MOUSE LIVER PROTEINS
M. Fountoulakis, P. Berndt, H. Langen, L. Suter (Basel, Switzerland)
 
 

POST MORTEM CHANGES IN THE LEVEL OF BRAIN PROTEINS
M. Fountoulakis, R. Hardmeier, H. Höger, G. Lubec (Basel, Switzerland; Vienna, Austria)
 
 

RAT BRAIN PROTEINS: TWO-DIMENSIONAL DATABASE AND AGE-RELATED
DIFFERENCES
M. Fountoulaki, E. Schuller, R. Hardmeier, G. Lubec (Basel, Switzerland; Vienna, Austria)
 
 

PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS OF LONG-TERM ENTEROVIRAL INFECTION IN MOUSE
HEART
J. Weekes, H. Zhang, C. H. Wheeler, M. J. Dunn (Harefield, London, UK)
 
 

A MODEL FOR STUDYING SPONTANEOUS _-CELL DESTRUCTION AND
DEVELOPMENT OF IDDM IN VIVO AT THE MOLECULAR LEVEL
T. Sparre, U. Bjerre Christensen, P. Mose Larsen, S. J. Fey, A. E. Karlsen, F. Pociot,
T. Mandrup-Poulsen, J. Nerup (Gentofte; Odense, Denmark)
 
 

IDENTIFICATION OF NOVEL TARGET MOLECULES IN ASTHMA USING TWO-
DIMENSIONAL GEL ELECTROPHORESIS AND MASS-SPECTROMETRY
E. Romijn, J. Krijgsveld, A. van der Staaij, R. Houtman, F. Redegeld, A. J.R. Heck,
I. Humphery-Smith (Utrecht, The Netherlands)
 
 

A PROTEOMIC APPROACH TO ANALYSE THE SEROLOGIC RESPONSE TO CANDIDA
ALBICANS SYSTEMIC INFECTION IN A MURINE MODEL
A. Pitarch, R. Díez-Orejas, G. Molero, M. Pardo, C. Nombela, M. Sánchez, C. Gil (Madrid, Spain)
 
 

NEW INSIGHTS INTO TYPE TWO DIABETES BY PROTEOMIC STUDIES OF Ob/Ob
MICE TREATED WITH THE INSULIN SENSITISER ROSIGLITAZONE
D. Chiappe, E. Jung, V. Converset, M. Cawthorne, D. F. Hochstrasser, J.-C. Sanchez
 (Geneva, Switzerland; Buckingham, UK)
 
 

THE USE OF PROTEOMIC TECHNOLOGY TO COMPARE GROWTH FACTOR AND
PEROXISOME PROLIFERATOR INDUCED RESPONSES IN HEPATOCYTES
S. Chevalier, R. Tonge, N. Macdonald, S. Rayner, R. Rowlinson, J. Shaw, J. Young, M. Davison,
R. A. Roberts (Macclesfield, UK)
 
 

PROTEOMICS STUDY OF MOUSE WHITE ADIPOSE TISSUE; DEVELOPMENT OF
TECHNIQUE AND DISCREPANCY BETWEEN REGULATION OF mRNA AND PROTEIN
EXPRESSION OF ADIPOCYTE FATTY ACID-BINDING PROTEIN, aFABP
B. Lanne, _. Höglund, H. Brockenhuus von Löwenhielm, A.-C. Nyström, F. Nilsson, M. Bergström,
K. Bamberg, F. Potthast, K.-H. Schröter, B. Dahllöf (Mölndal, Sweden)
 
 

PROTEOMICS APPROACH TO CLASSIFY BIOCHEMICAL BASIS OF ANTI-CANCER
ACTIVITY OF OLOMOUCINE DERIVED SYNTHETIC CYCLIN DEPENDENT KINASE
INHIBITOR - BOHEMINE
H. Kovárová, M. Hajd_ch, G. Koøínková, P. Halada, M. Strnad, S. Krupicková, A. Gouldsworthy,
N.  Zhelev (Hradec Králové, Prague, Olomouc, Czech Republic; Edinburgh, Dundee, UK)
 
 

MOLECULAR PROFILING OF HEPATOTOXICITY INDUCED BY AMINOGUANIDINE
CARBOXYLATES
S. Becker, A. A. Ayodele*, A.-L. Frisk, I. Schuppe Koistinen (Stockholm, Sweden)
 
 

IDENTIFICATION OF LOW ABUNDANCE PROTEIN FROM ESCHERICHIA COLI,
USING A TWO-DIMENSIONAL LIQUID PHASE ELECTROPHORESIS AND MASS
SPECTROMETRY
E. Gustafsson, P. Davidsson, K.-A. Karlsson, C. L. Nilsson (Göteborg, Sweden)
 
 

NEW STRATEGIES IN THE ESCHERICHIA COLI PROTEOME ANALYSIS: A
COMBINATION OF NARROW pH RANGE IPGs AND PEPTIDE MASS FINGERPRINTING
L. Tonella, J.-C. Sanchez, C. Hoogland, R. D. Appel, A. Bairoch, D. F. Hochstrasser
(Geneva, Switzerland)
 
 

COMPARATIVE PROTEOME ANALYSIS OF TWO CYANOBACTERIA: SYNECHOCYSTIS
SP. STRAIN PCC6803 AND ANABAENA SP. STRAIN PCC7120
T. Sazuka, J. Yamazaki, T. Kaneko, O. Ohara, S. Tabata (Kisarazu, Chiba Japan)
 
 

A PROTEOMICS APPROACH TO ANALYSE MEMBRANE AND MEMBRANE-
ASSOCIATED PROTEINS OF THE PHOTOSYNTHETIC MODEL ORGANISM
SYNECHOCYSTIS PCC 6803
T. Schwabe, P. R. Chitnis, J. Kruip (Bochum, Germany; Ames, Iowa, USA)
 
 

CHARACTERISATION OF THE MEMBRANE AND EXTRA-CELLULAR SUB-
PROTEOMES OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA
A. S. Nouwens, S. J. Cordwell, B. J. Walsh (Sydney, Australia)
 
 

PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE INFLUENCE OF IRON DEFICIENCY IN
PSEUDOMONAS PUTIDA KT2440
S. Heim, H. Hilbert, K. E. Nelson, K.N. Timmis (Hilden, Germany; USA)
 
 

FUNCTIONAL PROTEOMICS ANALYSIS OF INDUCIBLE ENZYMES: A STUDY OF
SUBSTRATE-INDUCED ISOFORMS OF CAT 1,2 DO IN ACINETOBACTER
RADIORESISTENS PROTEOME: ENVIROMENTAL DEPENDENCE OF THE CATABOLIC
PATHWAY FOR AROMATIC COMPOUNDS
M.G. Giuffrida, E. Pessione, R. Mazzoli, G. Dellavalle, A. Conti, C. Giunta (Colleretto Giacosa; Turin, Italy)
 
 

METHYLOCOCCUS CAPSULATUS (BATH); CHARACTERIZATION OF OUTER
MEMBRANE PROTEINS BY 2-DIMENSIONAL GEL ELECTROPHORESIS
F. Berven, O. A. Karlsen, A. Fjellbirkeland, Ø. Larsen, H. B. Jensen (Bergen, Norway)
 
 

THE SB- DEPENDANT GENERAL STRESS RESPONSE OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS
SUPPORTS THE TOLERANCE OF RIFAMPICIN
J. Bandow, M. Hecker (Greifswald, Germany)
 
 

PROTEOMIC STUDY OF THE STRESS RESPONSE OF CAMPYLOBACTER JEJUNI NCTC
11168
F. Mulholland, M. Crowe, J. Wells (Norwich, UK)
 
 

TIME DEPENDENT EXPRESSION IN CHLAMYDIA PNEUMONIAE INVESTIGATED BY
2D-PAGE AND MALDI-TOF MS
B. Vandahl, K. Gevaert, H. Demol, G. Christiansen, J. Vandekerckhove, S. Birkelund
(Aarhus, Denmark; Ghent, Belgium)
 
 

IDENTIFICATION OF PROTEINS PRESENT IN VIRULENT MYCOBACTERIUM
TUBERCULOSIS STRAINS H37RV AND ERDMAN AND MISSING IN MYCOBACTERIUM
BOVIS BCG VACCINE STRAINS CHICAGO AND COPENHAGEN BY PROTEOME
ANALYSIS
J. Mattow, P.R. Jungblut, U.E. Schaible, H.-J. Mollenkopf, S. Lamer, K. Hagens, E.-C. Müller,
S.H.E. Kaufmann (Berlin, Germany)
 
 

SYMBIOTIC PROTEIN PATTERN OF BACTEROIDS FROM RHIZOBIUM ETLI DURING
SIMBIOSIS WITH PHASEOLUS VULGARIS
S. Encarnación, T. Hernández, M. Hernández, S. Contreras, G. Guerrero. Y. Mora, J. Mora
(Cuernavaca Mor., México)
 
 

LOOKING FOR SYMBIOTIC FUNCTIONS IN FREE LIFE IN RHIZOBIUM ETLI
S. Encarnación, G. Martínez, M. Hernández, S.Contreras, M. del C. Vargas, Y. Mora,
J. Mora(Cuernavaca Mor., México)
 
 

INVESTIGATION OF rVISCUMIN (RECOMBINANT MISTLETOE LECTIN) BY TWO-
DIMENSIONAL GEL ELECTROPHORESIS AND MASS SPECTROMETRY
P. Lutter, H.E. Meyer, M. Langer, K. Witthohn, M. Blüggel (Bochum, Zwingenberg, Germany)
 
 

APPLICATION OF TWO-DIMENSIONAL ELECTROPHORESIS TO THE SEPARATION
OF WOOL INTERMEDIATE FILAMENT ASSOCIATED PROTEINS AND THEIR
IDENTIFICATION BY MALDI-TOF MASS SPECTROMETRY
J. E. Plowman, W. G. Bryson, L. M Flanagan, T. W. Jordan (Christchurch, Wellington, New Zealand)