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BP: Fachverband Biologische Physik

BP 12: Poster II

Dienstag, 2. April 2019, 14:00–16:00, Poster B2

Topics: Bioimaging and biospectroscopy (12.1 - 12.24); Computational biophysics (12.25 - 12.33); Membranes and vesicles (12.34 - 12.46); Neurosciences (12.47 - 12.49); Focus session: Collective dynamics in neural networks (12.50 - 12.56); Focus session: Physics of Cilia: Dynamics of synchronized oscillators across scales (12.57 - 12.58); Protein structure and dynamics (12.59 - 12.61); Single molecule biophysics (12.62 - 12.75); Systems biology & Gene expression and signaling (12.76 - 12.80)

14:00 BP 12.1 High-statistics SAXS of desmin-expressing cells — •Chiara Cassini, Manfred Burghammer, Harald Herrman, and Sarah Köster
14:00 BP 12.2 Studying molecular interactions under flow — •Eleonora Perego and Sarah Köster
14:00 BP 12.3 Quantification of DNA by Combined X-ray Scanning Nanodiffraction and Holography — •Andrew Wittmeier, Mareike Töpperwien, Tim Salditt, and Sarah Köster
14:00 BP 12.4 Photo-induced force microscopy (PiFM) - a promising new spectroscopic imaging technique for chemical information of biomaterials — •Anika Strecker, Nila Krishnakumar, Anuradha Ramoji, Ute Neugebauer, Anne-Dorothea Müller, Heidemarie Schmidt, and Daniela Täuber
14:00 BP 12.5 Metal Induced Energy Transfer reveals nanostructure of an focal adhesion complex — •Fabian Port, Lydia Rebehn, and Kay-E. Gottschalk
14:00 BP 12.6 Tunable nanoplasmonic substrates for biosensory applications — •Peter Kolb and Kay-E. Gottschalk
14:00 BP 12.7 Fluorescent nanodiamonds as a nanoscopic magnetic field detector — •Frederike Erb and Kay-E. Gottschalk
14:00 BP 12.8 Developing a fast microrheological sensor device with live tracking — •Jonas Pfeil, Daniel Geiger, Tobias Neckernuss, and Othmar Marti
14:00 BP 12.9 Cyclic olefin copolymer microfluidic devices for SAXS studies on protein assembly — •Gerrit Brehm and Sarah Köster
14:00 BP 12.10 X-ray diffraction studies on bovine red blood cells in microfluidic devices — •Jan-Philipp Burchert, Gerrit Brehm, Rita Graceffa, Manfred Burghammer, and Sarah Köster
14:00 BP 12.11 Imaging of folded proteins deposited via soft-landing native electrospray ion beam deposition — •Sven Szilagyi, Hannah Ochner, Lukas Krumbein, Joseph Gault, Albert Konijnenberg, Esther Martin, Justin Benesch, Frank Sobott, Carol Robinson, Sabine Abb, Stephan Rauschenbach, and Klaus Kern
14:00 BP 12.12 Force microscopy studies of mechanically loaded albumin films — •Lukas Böttcher, Sven Kraft, Regina Lange, Ingo Barke, Jessica Hembus, Carmen Zietz, Rainer Bader, and Sylvia Speller
14:00 BP 12.13 Towards Label Free Imaging of Action Potentials by Deep Learning — •Stephan Rinner, Alberto Trentino, Heike Url, Bernhard Wolfrum, and Friedemann Reinhard
14:00 BP 12.14 Targeted near infrared sensing and imaging with GFP-nanobody nanotube hybridsFlorian Mann, Jörg Grosshans, Felipe Opazo, and •Sebastian Kruss
14:00 BP 12.15 Nanomorphology of living sinus nodal cells — •Max Ulbrich, Mirco Wendt, Julia J. Jung, Christian Völkner, Regina Lange, Heiko Lemke, Christian Rimmbach, Robert David, Ingo Barke, and Sylvia Speller
14:00 BP 12.16 Myofiber orientation in a whole mouse heart — •Marius Reichardt and Tim Salditt
14:00 BP 12.17 Surface relief scanning beyond the diffraction limit with optically trapped probes — •Matthias Allkemper, Lars Friedrich, and Alexander Rohrbach
14:00 BP 12.18 Perceptual evaluation studies of a multisensory interface for exploring nanomechanical tissue properties — •Mónica Tamara Heredia Muñoz, Andreas Otto, Matthias Löw, Sophie Neumann, Stephen Barrass, Martin Dehnert, Thomas Baumann, Alexandra Bendixen, and Robert Magerle
14:00 BP 12.19 Analysis of Organic Molecules in the THz Regime using Whispering-Gallery Mode Resonators — •Felix Lammermann, Maria Th. Schlecht, Stefan Malzer, and Heiko B. Weber
14:00 BP 12.20 Open-source 3D-printed Digital Inline Holographic Microscope for microscopic cell analysisStephan Amann, Max von Witzleben, and •Stefan Breuer
14:00 BP 12.21 Nanomechanical sub-surface mapping of cells by atomic force microscopy — •Lukas Stühn, Anna Fritschen, and Christian Dietz
14:00 BP 12.22 Probing mitochondrial dynamics and heterogeneity during cell state switching using multiplexed, environment-sensitive fluorescent dyes — •Sufi O. Raja, Gandhi Sivaraman, Christoph F. Schmidt, and Akash Gulyani
14:00 BP 12.23 In-line DNA optical mapping in nanochannels for biomedical applications — •Franziska Esmek
14:00 BP 12.24 Modern data workflow management providing new insights into biomedical dataHenrik tom Wörden, •Alexander Schlemmer, Daniel Hornung, Timm Fitschen, Ulrich Parlitz, and Stefan Luther
14:00 BP 12.25 Computational optimization of compound selectivity to different membrane environmentsBernadette Mohr and •Tristan Bereau
14:00 BP 12.26 Applying microwaves on a cellular level — •Simon Streit and Stephan Gekle
14:00 BP 12.27 Simulation of visco-elastic behavior of cells in a microfluidic device — •Ralf Schuster, Tobias Neckernuss, Daniel Geiger, Jonas Pfeil, Kay Gottschalk, and Othmar Marti
14:00 BP 12.28 Optimization of the Ligase Cycling Reaction (LCR) via Rule-Based Modeling — •Lara Becker, Niels Schlichting, Johannes Falk, Johannes Kabisch, and Barbara Drossel
14:00 BP 12.29 Binding properties of SIM/SUMO complexes — •Alexander Kötter and Andreas Heuer
14:00 BP 12.30 Fundamentals of domain formation in lipid bilayers: Analyzing atomistic molecular dynamics simulations — •Fabian Keller and Andreas Heuer
14:00 BP 12.31 Generalized Markov State Modeling of Electric Field Induced Conformational Changes in the HIV-1 V3 Loop PeptideBernhard Reuter, •Daungruthai Jarukanont, Sina Zendehroud, and Martin E. Garcia
14:00 BP 12.32 Computer simulations of SAS-6 assembly on surfaces — •Dennis Wörthmüller and Ulrich Schwarz
14:00 BP 12.33 Range Expansions in a Stochastic Metapopulation Model — •David Muramatsu, Erwin Frey, and Marianne Bauer
14:00 BP 12.34 Fast discrete Cell Volume Tracking for Blood Flow Simulations using the Lattice Boltzmann Method — •Moritz Lehmann, Sebastian Müller, and Stephan Gekle
14:00 BP 12.35 DMPC/cholesterol membranes at high hydrostatic pressure — •Göran Surmeier, Michael Paulus, Christian Sternemann, Susanne Dogan, Mike Moron, Marc Moron, and Julia Nase
14:00 BP 12.36 Effect of reactive oxygen and nitrogen species on lipid monolayers — •Florian Gellert, Heiko Ahrens, Renko Kensbock, and Christiane A. Helm
14:00 BP 12.37 A Biomimetic Model to Probe Adhesion Induced Lipid Membrane Properties — •Philipp Pauli and Cornelia Monzel
14:00 BP 12.38 Complexity of micelle formation as studied by a minimum particle-based model — •Simon Raschke and Andreas Heuer
14:00 BP 12.39 The impact of antifoam agents on lipid membranes at the air-water-interface — •Mike Moron, Michael Paulus, Julia Nase, Susanne Dogan, and Metin Tolan
14:00 BP 12.40 3D-Printed Microfluidic Chip to Study Protein Organization in a Lipid Bilayer — •Sevde Puzda, Ralf Seemann, and Jean-Baptiste Fleury
14:00 BP 12.41 Small-angle X-ray Scattering on Photo-switchable Lipid Membranes — •Martina Ober, Patrick Urban, Stefanie Pritzl, David Konrad, Dirk Trauner, Theobald Lohmüller, and Bert Nickel
14:00 BP 12.42 Mechanical parameters of phospholipid multi-layers from off-specular x-ray scattering — •Max Scheu, Tim Salditt, Kilian Frank, and Karlo Komorowski
14:00 BP 12.43 Study of the Structure and Kinetic of Photoswitchable Lipid Monolayers Influenced by Different Sugar Groups — •Svenja Carolin Hövelmann, Jonas Erik Warias, Alexander Hebel, Franziska Reise, Thisbe Lindhorst, Olaf Magnus Magnussen, and Bridget Mary Murphy
14:00 BP 12.44 Protein-radical interaction: structure analysis using atomic force microscopy — •Sanjai Karanth, Una Janke, and Mihaela Delcea
14:00 BP 12.45 Limiting shapes of confined lipid vesicles — •Bor Kavčič, Ai Sakashita, Hiroshi Noguchi, and Primož Ziherl
14:00 BP 12.46 Influencing liposome structure by terpenoids: a TEM analysis — •Bernhard Kaltschmidt, Inga Ennen, Daniela Ramermann, and Andreas Hütten
14:00 BP 12.47 Subsampling impact on the inferred properties of cortical networks — •Mehrdad Hasanpour, Paolo Massorbio, and Anna Levina
14:00 BP 12.48 Influence of nanostructured polymer surfaces on neuronal development — •Frano Milos, Andreea Belu, Dirk Mayer, Maria Rosa Antognazza, Vanessa Maybeck, and Andreas Offenhäusser
14:00 BP 12.49 Spike Termination in Networks of Bistable Neurons — •Muhammet Uzuntarla, Joaquin J. Torres, Ali Calim, and Ernest Barreto
14:00 BP 12.50 Taming the bias when estimating correlations from spike recordingsJens Wilting, Johannes Zierenberg, •Leonhard Leppin, and Viola Priesemann
14:00 BP 12.51 Tailored dynamic range using an ensemble of networks — •Johannes Zierenberg, Jens Wilting, Viola Priesemann, and Anna Levina
14:00 BP 12.52 Signatures of criticality in efficient coding networks — •Shervin Safavi, Matthew Chalk, Nikos Logothetis, and Anna Levina
14:00 BP 12.53 Evidence of quantum consciousness in evoked zero-spin echoes — •Christian Kerskens and David Lopez
14:00 BP 12.54 Topological reinforcement as a principle of modularity emergence in brain networks — •Fabrizio Damicelli, Claus-Christian Hilgetag, Marc-Thorsten Hütt, and Arnaud Messé
14:00 BP 12.55 Taming Stochastic, Nonlinear Rate Neurons With Field Theory — •Jonas Stapmanns, Tobias Kühn, David Dahmen, Carsten Honerkamp, and Moritz Helias
14:00 BP 12.56 Estimating autocorrelation times of subsampled autoregressive processes under non-stationary parameters — •Jorge de Heuvel, Jens Wilting, Viola Priesemann, Johannes Zierenberg, and Paul Spitzner
14:00 BP 12.57 Synchronization of cilia — •Benjamin M. Friedrich
14:00 BP 12.58 Reconstitution of cilia-like beating — •Veikko F. Geyer
14:00 BP 12.59 Interaction of superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles and transferrin — •Ulrike Martens, Ali Abou-Hassan, and Mihaela Delcea
14:00 BP 12.60 Principal component analysis of constrained molecular dynamics simulations — •Matthias Post, Steffen Wolf, and Gerhard Stock
14:00 BP 12.61 Identification of metastable conformational states of protein dynamics — •Daniel Nagel
14:00 BP 12.62 Optimizing PDMS Stamp Transfer Preparation of MoS2-Nanopores for DNA Translocation Experiments with Optical Tweezers — •Julian Cremer, Inga Ennen, Sebastian Knust, Martina Viefhues, and Dario Anselmetti
14:00 BP 12.63 Protein interactions studied by single molecule force spectroscopy — •Annelie Klein, Ina Buchholz, Felix Nagel, and Mihaela Delcea
14:00 BP 12.64 Characterization of Magnetic Field Generating Tips for Spatio-Temporally Controlled Manipulation of Magnetic Nanoparticles — •Mohammad R. Safari and Cornelia Monzel
14:00 BP 12.65 AFM-based Single-Molecule Force Spectroscopy on the Streptavidin:Biotin Interaction — •Steffen M. Sedlak, Leonard C. Schendel, Katherine R. Erlich, Achim Löf, Rafael C. Bernardi, Magnus S. Bauer, Carleen Kluger, and Hermann E. Gaub
14:00 BP 12.66 Narrow escape: How long does it take for a camel to go through the eye of a needle? — •Elisabeth Meiser, Reza Mohammadi, Nicolas Vogel, and Susanne Fenz
14:00 BP 12.67 Microfluidic rock-like reactors to study the synthesis of the first nucleotides — •Thomas Matreux, Maximilian Weingart, Victor Sojo, David Lappe, Saidul Islam, Matt Powner, Christof B. Mast, and Dieter Braun
14:00 BP 12.68 Correlated Single Molecule Twist and Fluorescence Measurements on CRISPR-Cas Systems — •Pierre Aldag, Julene Madariaga, Inga Songailiene, Virginijus Siksnys, and Ralf Seidel
14:00 BP 12.69 Understanding the Sequence-Structure-Mechanics Relationship of Coiled Coil Dimers under ShearMelis Goktas, Chuanfu Luo, Patricia Lopez-Garcia, Isabell Tunn, Ruby M. A. Sullan, Ana E. Bergues-Pupo, Ana Vila Verde, Reinhard Lipowsky, and •Kerstin G. Blank
  14:00 BP 12.70 The contribution has been withdrawn.
14:00 BP 12.71 Influence of Ligand Binding on the Mechanical Stability of a Single Protein Revealed by AFM-based Force Spectroscopy — •Philipp R. Müller, Steffen M. Sedlak, Leonard C. Schendel, Jonas C. Fischer, Magnus S. Bauer, Carleen Kluger, and Hermann E. Gaub
14:00 BP 12.72 Comparing the Mechanical Strengths of the Interaction of Biotin with Avidin-like proteins by AFM-based Single Molecule Force Spectroscopy — •Jonas C. Fischer, Steffen M. Sedlak, Leonard C. Schendel, Philipp R. Müller, Magnus S. Bauer, Carleen Kluger, and Hermann E. Gaub
14:00 BP 12.73 A classification scheme for clustering and identification of DNA events through a nanopore — •Ángel Díaz Carral, Chandra Shekar Sarap, Ke Liu, Aleksandra Radenovic, and Maria Fyta
14:00 BP 12.74 Topological insulator and semiconductor beads as micro-oscillators induced by laser beam — •Warlley H. Campos, Tiago A. Moura, Jakson M. Fonseca, Joaquim B. S. Mendes, Márcio S. Rocha, and Winder A. Moura-Melo
14:00 BP 12.75 Planar Antennas for Biosensing and Diagnostics — •Navid Soltani, Nemanja Markesevic, Avijit Kumar Das, Sergey Druzhinin, Heiko Ihmels, Holger Schönherr, and Mario Agio
14:00 BP 12.76 Competition between mutant and wild-type E. coli cells during carbon starvation — •Zara Gough, Felix Fleschhut, Elena Biselli, Hamid Seyed-Allaei, Severin Schink, and Ulrich Gerland
  14:00 BP 12.77 The contribution has been withdrawn.
14:00 BP 12.78 How to generate a long-range signalling gradient based on short-range molecular interactions? — •Johanna Dickmann, Steffen Werner, Jochen Rink, and Frank Jülicher
14:00 BP 12.79 Understanding the lifespan of worm dauer by modeling its metabolic pathway — •Xingyu Zhang, Damla Kaptan, Sider Penkov, Vamshidar Gade, Bharath Raghuraman, Woberta Galli, Edmund Koch, Andrej Shevchenko, Teymuras Kurzchalia, and Vasily Zaburdaev
14:00 BP 12.80 Load distribution among the main structures of a passively flexed lumbar spineFalk Mörl, Syn Schmitt, •Julia Maria Riede, and Michael Günther
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