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                      German-Ukrainian Symposium on Nanobiotechnology, Kyiv, December 14-16, 2006
 
           
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1 Perspectives of Nanparticles Utilization for Isolation of Apoptotic Cells Bilyy, R., Stoika, R. Lviv NASU Inst. Cell Biology bilyy@txnet.com    
2 SWTN Hybrids with Different DNA Strands: AFM Study and Computer Modeling Karechevtsev, M.V.; Lytvyn, O.S., Leontiev, V.S., Stepanian, S.G. Kharkov NASU Verkin Inst. of Low Temp. Phys. Karachevtsev@ilt.kharkov.ua    
3 Nanomaterials in Biology: Possibbilites of SIMS Techniques in Investigation of Nanobiostructures Kosevich M.; Boryak, O.; Shelkovsky V.; Orlov, V.; Chagovets, V.; Karachevtsev, V., Benninghoven, A. Kharkov NASU Verkin Inst. of Low Temp. Phys. MVKosevich@ilt.kharkov.ua    
4 C60 Containing Composites as Catalytic System for Generation of Reactive Oxygen Species in Cells Matyshevska, O.; Prilutsky, Ju., Golub, O., Scharff, P. Kyiv Univ. T. Shevchenko Univ. matysh@yahoo.com    
5 Carbon nanotube: Biopolymer and Enzyme Hybrid Karachevtsev, V., Glamazda, A., Leontiev, V. et al. Kharkiv NASU Verkin Inst. of Low Temp. Phys. Karachevtsev@ilt.kharkov.ua    
6 Amperometric Microbiosensors for Neurotransmitters Detection in-vivo Scuvailo, O.M., Solsatkin, O.O.,  Cespuglio, R., Soldatkin, A.P. Kyiv NASU Inst. Molec. Biol. & Genetics A_Soldatkin@yahoo.com    
7 Electrochemical Biosensors based on Cholesterase Dzyadevych, S.V. et al. Kyiv NASU Inst. Molec. Biol. & Genetics; University Lyon, France Dzyad@yahoo.com    
8 Modeling and Analysis of Small Biomolcules Immobilized in Nanostructures Layers under the Conditions of SIMS Kosevich, M.; Shelkovsky, V.; Boryak, O. et al. Kharkiv NASU Verkin Inst. of Low Temp. Phys. MVKosevichv@ilt.kharkov.ua    
9 Therapeutic Cloning: Micromanipulation Aspects of that Technology Petrenko, S.F.; Petrenko, N. S. Kyiv Ukrain. Industry (SME) Lileya tyl1@naverex.kiev.ua    
10 SWNT hybrids with different DNA strands: AFM study and computer modeling  Karachevtsev, M.V.; Lytvyn O.S.; Leontiev, V.S.; Stepanian, S.G. Kharkov NASU Р.Verkin Institute for Low Temperature Physics and Engineering karachevtsev@ilt.kharkov.ua    
11 (Bio-)chemical recognition using microcantilever sensor array Filenko, D.; Sarov, Y.; Ivanov, T.;, Ivanova, K.; Volland, B.; Rangelow, I. W.; Kalchenko,  V.; Kazantseva, Z.; Beliaev, A.  Kassel Ilmenau NASU University University Kassel                 TU Ilmenau dfilenko@ina.uni-kassel.de    
12 Synthesis  of  the Apatite-based Bionanomaterials in saline
melts
 		 Zinchenko, V.F., Tarasenko S.O.   Odessa NASU O.Bogatskyy Physico-Chemical Institute vfzinchenko@ukr.net    
13 Lanthanide-sulfonatothiacalix[4]arene as a signaling system Kost, S., Mustafina, A., Rusakova, N., Korovin, Yu. Odessa, Kazan NASU, RAN O.Bogatskyy Physicochem. Institute lanthachem@te.net.ua    
14 Luminescent sensors on the base of lanthanide ions Korovin, Yu., Rusakova, N. Odessa NASU O.Bogatskyy Physicochem. Institute lanthachem@te.net.ua    
15 MALDI MS Investigations of Polynuclear Copper(II) Complexes Used in Modelling of the Active Sites of Some Oxygenazes Snegir, S.V., Azarkh, M.P., Fritsky, I.O., Pokrovsky, V.O. Kyiv NASU, Uni Institute of Surface Chemistry;  National Taras Shevchenko Univ. sneg@univ.kiev.ua    
16 Azarkh@univ.kiev.ua  
17 Nanocomposite based on the ultrafine silica modified by carbohydrates and N-acetylneuraminic acid Patei, L.,  Galagan, N., Pokrovskiy, V.  Kyiv NASU Institute of surface chemistry  kolinval@ukr.net    
18 MALDI MS investigation of biological surfactant sodium taurochalate nano-clasters Snegir,S.,Severinoskaja,O., Pokrovskiy,V Kyiv NASU Institute of surface chemistry  kolinval@ukr.net, Sneg.s.v@mail.ru  
19 Chips based on porous silicon for laser/desorption mass spectrometry of biomolecules Shmigol, I.,  Pokrovskiy, V. Kyiv NASU Institute of surface chemistry  kolinval@ukr.net    
20 Effect of nanocomposites based on ultrafine silica on reproductive cells Galagan, P., Kovtun, S., Osaulenko, V., Moshkivska, N. Kyiv NASU Institute of surface chemistry  kolinval@ukr.net    
21 Interaction of micelles containing bilirubin and bile salts with hydrophobic surface of  nanoparticles Severinoskaja,O., Golovkova, L., Vlasova, N. Kyiv NASU Institute of surface chemistry  kolinval@ukr.net, pokrovskaya@rambler.ru  
22 NANOSTRUCTURE ENGINEERING OF BIOHYBRID MATHERIALS BASED ON POLYACRYLAMIDE GRAFTED TO DEXTRAN Kutsevol N., Guenet G.-M., N.Melnyk N., Syromyatnikov V. Kyiv Univ. Taras Shevchenko Univ. Kutsevol@ukr.net    
23 Nanoparticles of colloidal metals as perspective components for creation of metal containing probiotics Reznichenko, L. Kyiv NASU Ovcharenko Institute of Biocollidal Chemistry zulberg@bioco.kiev.ua    
24 Nanotechnology in Cryopreservation of Cells Galan, Natalia Kyiv NASU Institute of Surface Chemistry ucs@ln.ua    
25 Miniature Biosensor for Detection of Glucose and Lactate in Blood Karachevtsev, Victor Kharkov NASU Verkin Institute for Low Temerature Physics and Engineering Karachevtsev@ilt.kharkov.ua    
26 Stable oligomerization of marker peptides by the Shh protein Neidhart, Tabea Muenster, Germany Univ. Westphalian Wilhelms University, Faculty of Biology tabea_neidhart@yahoo.de    
27 Single cell identification by in situ PCR in a microfluidic reactor Kruegel, Hans Jena, Germany   Hans Knoell Institute for Natural Product Resaerch, Cell & Molcular Biology Hans.Kruegel@hki-jena.de    
28 Dynamic Cell Monitoring Using a New Fractal Microscope System Fedchuk, Oleksandr P. Odessa Univ. I.I. Mechnikov Odesa National University, Physical Faculty grade@farlep.net    
29 Changes of infectious activity of influenza virus under the interraction with Highly dispersed Silicas modified by oligosugars Fedchuk, Alla Odessa Univ. I.I. Mechnikov Ukrainain Anti-Plague Research Institute allafedchuk@mail.ru    
30 Fullerenes C60 and C82 - bioantioxidants simple lipids Zhila R., Kovtun G., Kameneva T. Kyiv NASU Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry and Petrochemistry  kovtun@visti.com    
31 Nanocluster  Pd561Phen60ОAc180  and  complex Pd(2-C6Н5NH-C6H4COO)2  in chain termination reactions of autooxidation simple lipids Sukhoveev O.V., Kovtun G.O., Sukhoveev V.V. Kyiv NASU Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry and Petrochemistry  kovtun@visti.com    
32 Nanotubes ended by maleimide derivative as protein kinases blockators in neoplastic cells Kuznetsova G.,  Kyiv University Bogash hysiology Institute gala_kuznetsova@rambler.ru    
33 Nanotubes ended by maleimide derivative as protein kinases blockators in neoplastic cells Kuznetsova G.,  Kyiv University Bogash hysiology Institute gala_kuznetsova@rambler.ru    
34 Microwave-assisted synthesis and polymerization of N-benzenesulfonamide maleimide as a potential substrate for biomedical applications Ianelli M. Duesseldorf University Institute for Preparative Polymer Chemistry mauro.iannelli@uni-duesseldorf.de    
35 The high-affinity glutamate transporters of blood platelets as potential peripheral diagnostic nanomar Borisova T. Kyiv NASU Palladin institute of Biochemistry tborisov@biochem.kiev.ua    
36 Application of laser technologies for manufacturing nanodimentional structures Savchuk V. Lviv NASU Institute for Applied Problems of Mechanics and Mathematics vikosav@iapmm.lviv.ua    
37 Anomalous properties of biomagnetics localized in brain tissue and synthetic analogues of the biohybrid systems Sukhodub L. Sumy NASU Institute of Applied Physics  sukhodub@ipfcentr.sumy.ua    
38 NANOSTRUCTURE OF SOLID DEXTRAN-graft-POLYACRYLAMIDE N.Kutsevol, T.Bezugla, N.Melnyk, V.Vysotska, S.Filipchenko  Kyiv Univ. Taras Shevchenko Univ. 2006bezugla@ukr.net    
39 Anomalous properties of biomagnetics localized in brain tissue and synthetic analogues of  Brik, A. Kyiv NASU Institute of Geochemistry, Mineralogy and Ore Formation ab@brik.relc.com    
40 Nanodiamonds as anticancer medicine of new generation Tsyganok, R. Kharkov Industry SPE SINTA Ltd mail@sinta.kharkov.ua    
41 Nanoparticles of colloidal metals as perspective components for creation of matal-containing probiotics Reznichenko, L. Kyiv NASU Ovcharenko Institute of Biocolloidal Chemistry tgruzina@mail.ru    
42 MAGNETIC NANOPARTICLES FOR HYPERTHERMIA: HEATING EFFICIENCY, CELLULAR UPTAKE AND INTRACELLULAR LOCALIZATION Weitschies, W. Greifswald Uni Uni Greifswald werner.weitschies@uni-greifswald.de    
43 Determination of binding parameters of antigen/antibody systems based on magneto-optical relaxation measurements Aurich, K. Greifswald Uni Uni Greifswald aurich@uni-greifswald.de    
44 Microwave-assisted synthesis and polymerization of N-benzenesulfonamide maleimide as a potential substrate for biomedical applications Bezdushna, E.  Duesseldorf University Institute for Preparative Polymer Chemistry h.ritter@uni-duesseldorf.de    
45 Synthesis of functionalised cyclodextrins and calixarenes as building blocks for development of nanosensors  Riabov, S.V.,  Yakovenko, A.V.,  Boyko, V.I.  Kyiv NASU Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry, Institute of Organic Chemistry, Institute of Semiconductor Physics   jotas@mail.vtv.kiev.ua, imcnasusr@ukr.net    
46 Nanocluster of a cobalts Co3(µ3-CC6H4NHR)(CO)9 in a catalysis of chain termination reactions of oxidation a-terpinene Tsygankov S.A., Moskalenko O.V., Kovtun G.O. Nizhyn, Kyiv NASU Nikolay Gogol University, Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry kovtun@visti.com    
47 Advanced mass spectrometry in studies of biologically active molecules Pokrovskiy,V., Kosevich, M. Kyiv NASU Institute of surface chemistry  ucs@ln.ua    
48 Micellar Nanolithography – A versatile lithographic tool for the design of bioactive nano-templates  Kaiser, P. Stuttgart University Max-Planck Institute for Metals Research Peter.kaiser@mf.mpg.de    
49 EXCITATION ENERGY TRANSFER IN LIGHT HARVESTING COMPLEXES OF THE CHL D – CONTAINING CYANOBACTERIUM ACARYOCHLORIS MARINA STUDIED BY TIME- AND WAVELENGTH CORRELATED SINGLE-PHOTON COUNTING Schmitt, F.-J. Berlin University Technical University Berlin fjthephysiker@gmx.de    
50 Catalitic activity of bioactive Cu-complexes supported on carbon nanomaterials Gerasova, V.  et al. Kyiv University National Taras Shevchenko University 2006bezugla@ukr.net    
51 Nanosensors: applying of isoindole derivatives for cyclodextrin modification Yegorova, T. Kyiv University National Taras Shevchenko University tve@mail.univ.kiev.ua    
52 Use of flow cytofluorimetry in cryobiological techniques Goltsev, A. et al. Kharkov NASU Institute for Problems of Cryobiology and Cryomedicine cryopato@rambler.ru    
53 Electrochemiluminescence nanoanalytical device for diagnostics of infectious disease Galaichenko, O., Rozhitskii, M. Kharkov University Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics rzh@kture.kharkov.ua    
54 Microchip-based electrochemiluminescent sensor with capillary electrophoresis nanoprobe separation Muzika,  K., Rozhit’skii, M. Kharkov University Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics rzh@kture.kharkov.ua    
55 OPTOCHEMOTRONIC SENSOR FOR BIOLIQUIDS ASSAY Zholudov, Yu., Rozhitskii, M. Kharkov University Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics rzh@kture.kharkov.ua    
56 Research Landscape Germany (working titel) Zurmuehl, F. Bonn, Germany DAAD/              BMBF German Academic Exchange Service Zurmuehl@daad.de    
57 Support of R&D cooperation (working title) Bistrker, E. Kyiv/Berlin, Ukraine/                          Germany BMWi Association of Industrial Research Communities kiew@intec-online.net    
58 Students activities in Germany (btS) and in Europe (YEBN) Neidhart, T., N.N Muenster, Germany Org. Young European Biologist Network tabea_neidhart@yahoo.de    
59 Fullerene-silica nanocomposites in cancer therapy Radchenko, E. Kyiv University National Taras Shevchenko University Chem_univ@ukr.net    
60 DESORPTION IONIZATION OF METHYLENE BLUE FROM THE SURFACE OF  MESOPOROUS TITANIA AND SILICA Fesenko, T. Kyiv NASU Institute of surface chemistry t.fesenko@gmail.com    
61 Simple approach to the synthesis of surface functionalyzed magnetic nanocarriers for targeted drug delivery Lobaz, V. Lviv University Lviv Polytechnic National University lobazz@mail.ru    
62 Bactericidal reactive hydrosols containing silver nanoparticles with functional oligoperoxide shell Shevchuk, O. Lviv University Lviv Polytechnic National University oshevch@polynet.lviv.ua    
63 High-dispersed compositions: the way to optimization of reproductive cell media  GALAGAN, N. Kyiv NASU Institute of surface chemistry ucs@ln.ua    
64 Silica-based nanocomposites with immobilized vitamins/ antioxidants Stavinskaya, O. Kyiv NASU Institute of surface chemistry laguta@i.com.ua    
65 Biosensors and nanostructures: theoretical and practical aspects Starodub, M. Kyiv NASU Institute of Biochemistry  nikstarodub@yahoo.com    
66 THE NOVEL DATA ABOUT ANTIOXIDANT AND NEUROPROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF HYDRATED C60 FULLERENE WATER SOLUTION (FWS) Tykhomyrov, A. Dnepropetrovsk University Dnepropetrovsk National University artem_tykhomyrov@ukr.net    
67 Fullerene nanocomposites for perchlorates intoxication prophylaxis in rats at subacute experiment Andrusishina, I. Kyiv AMS of Ukraine Institute of Ocupational Health  agolub@voliacable.com    
68 STUDIES ON PHYSICS-CHEMICAL MODELS OF STUCK DNA IN BIOMIMETIC NANOMATERIALS AND EXPERIMANTAL DESIGN OF DNA MULTI-CROSSOVER MOLECULES FOR PHOTOLABEL Belelia, O. Kyiv University National Taras Shevchenko University lela_platina@ukr.net    
69 The synthesis of  nano/micro-  monocrystals of gold
out of aqueous solutions with the biopolymers ( polysaccharides)
as reducing agents and stabilizers		 Estrela-Llopis, V.; Borodinova, T.; Yurkova, I. Kyiv NASU Ovcharenko Institute of  Biocolloidal Chemistry     victorio estrela@gmail.com    
70 borodinova@ua.fm    
71 btc@tnu.crimea.ua    
72 Pharmacokinetics of the doxorubicin magnetic nanoconjugate in mice. Effects of the nonuniform stationary magnetic field Dudchenko, N. Kyiv NASU Institute for applied problems of physics and biophysics  untc3074@iptelecom.net.ua    
73 The Synthesis of the New Polymeric Drug Form Based on Hydrophilic Block-copolyurethane Mazur, L. Kyiv NASU Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry politoks@merlin.net.ua    
74 Silver and gold nanoparticles in surface layer of silicas Katok, K. Kyiv NASU Institute of surface chemistry smpl@ukr.net    
75 Photoluminescence of tumour-affected human stomach mucous membrane Kravchenko, V. Kyiv University National Taras Shevchenko University krav@univ.kiev.ua    
76 Spectrophotometric study of ethanol by-products in its water solutions Kravchenko, V. Kyiv University National Taras Shevchenko University krav@univ.kiev.ua    
77 Bioactive polyurethane composites with medicinal properties Kulyesh, D. Kyiv NASU Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry d_kulesh@ukr.net    
78 Vibrational spectroscopy of the bone-like composite for biomedical applications Lysko, O. Kyiv University National Taras Shevchenko University ollys@ukr.net    
79 DNA templared C60, C70 derivatives in aqueous suspensions and on substrates: the route to design of fullerene nanophotoprobe in visible range I. Sporysh, O.Belelia, S.Pud, Slobodyanyuk, D.Zherebetsky, O.Kysil, O.Ivanyuta,
T. Erb, G. Gobsch, L. Weber, L. Carta-Abelmann, U. Ritter, P.Scharff
Pud, S.		 Kyiv University National Taras Shevchenko University brimkins@yahoo.ca    
d_slobodyanyuk@ukr.net    
iridium@univ.kiev.ua    
lklk@univ.kiev.ua    
iva@univ.kiev.ua    
80 HYDRATED FULLERENES AS PROTOTYPES OF NEW CLASS OF DRUGS, WHICH CAN BE APPLIED AS POWERFUL AND "WISE" ANTIOXIDANTS, ADJUVANTS, HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES, FOOD SUPPLEMENTS AND COSMETIC INGREDIENTS Andrievsky, G. Kharkov NASU Institute for Therapy  yard@kharkov.ua    
81  HYDRATED C60 FULLERENES AND THEIR AQUEOUS MOLECULAR-COLLOIDAL SOLUTIONS. Andrievsky, G. Kharkov NASU Institute for Therapy  yard@kharkov.ua    
82 SURPRISING POSITIVE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF HYDRATED C60 FULLERENE AS THE BASIS FOR CREATION OF WIDE SPECTRUM OF PRODUCTS WITH UNIQUE BIOACTIVITY Andrievsky, G. Kharkov NASU Institute for Therapy  yard@kharkov.ua    
83 HYDRATED C60 FULLERENES AS VERSATILE BIO‑ANTIOXIDANTS, WHICH IN BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS REGULATE FREE-RADICAL PROCESSES BY THE “WISE” MANNER. Andrievsky, G. Kharkov NASU Institute for Therapy  yard@kharkov.ua    
84 NEW DATA ON HIGH ANTI-ATHEROSCLEROTIC EFFICACY OF HYDRATED C60 FULLERENES AT THE EXPERIMENTAL ARTEROSCLEROSIS Andrievsky, G. Kharkov NASU Institute for Therapy  yard@kharkov.ua    
85 Nanolayers Prepared for Monitoring Protein-Protein Interactions by SPR-technique  RACHKOV , O. Kyiv NASU Institute of Molecular Biology & Genetics oleksandr_rachkov@yahoo.com    
86 Electronic Spectrum in a Functionalized carbon Nanotube LYKAH, V. Kharkov University National Technical University "Kharkov Polytechnic Institute" lykah@ilt.kharkov.ua    
87 Polymeric suspensions for bioanalytical study  Petrina, R. Lviv Univ. Lviv Polytechn. National University afedorova@polynet.lviv.ua    
88 INFLUENCE OF NANOMATERIALS-HIGHLY DISPERSED SILICAS ON THE INFLUENZA VIRUSES INFECTIOUS ACTIVITY Fedchuk, A.S. Galagan,Gridina, T.L. ,V.P.Lozitsky, V.P. Odesa, Kyiv NASU Mechnikov Ukrainian Research Anti-Plague Institute, Institute of Chemistry of Surface  allafedcuk@mail.ru    
89 DIRECT LASER DESORPTION AND MALDI MASS-SPECTROMETRY OF CARBON NANO-CLUSTERS Kazo, I. Kyiv University, NASU National Taras Shevchenko University kazoo@ukr.net    
90 Calixarene thin films as sensitive layers for optical sensors Vahula, A. Kyiv NASU Institute of Semiconductor Physics vhor@tav.kiev.ua    
91 THE PHOTOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THE RNA AND NANOBIOSTRUCTURES ENGINEERED ON THE BASE OF RNA FRAGMENTS S.Levchenko, V.Kudrya, V.Yashchuk Kyiv University, NASU National Taras Shevchenko University vmyashchuk@univ.kiev.ua    
92 Enzyme-chargıng of Au-Nanoparticles. Surface plasmon resonance observatıon Chegel, V. et al. Kyiv, Jerusalem NASU Institute of Physics of Semiconductors, Institute of Chemistry, The Farkas Center for Light-induced Processes, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem vche111@yahoo.com         
93 PROTEIN FUNCTIONALIZATION OF C60 COMPOSITES FOR DESIGN BIOCOMPATIBLE NANOPARTICLES AS PHOTOPROBES Makara, V. et al. Kyiv, Ilmenau University, NASU National Taras Shevchenko University, 3TU Ilmenau, Institut für Physik / FG Chemie rye@univ.kiev.ua    
94 THE STUDY OF THE DNA-BERBERINE INTERACTIONS BY THE OPTICAL SPECTROSCOPY METHODS Bashmakova,N. et al Kyiv University, NASU National Taras Shevchenko University,Institute of Molecular Biology and Genetics lns@univ.kiev.ua    
95 ECOLOGICALLY SAFE BIOSURFACTANTS FOR COATING SUPER-PARAMAGNETIC NANOPARTICLES: APPLICATION IN BIOLOGY, MEDICINE, AND PHARMACY Shulha, A. et al. Kyiv, Lviv NASU Lviv Department of Physical Chemical Institute biotech@org.lviv.net    
96 APPLICATION OF SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE (SPR) TECHNIQUE TO STUDY OF POLYAMINES ROLE IN REGULATION OF NF-КАРРАB-DEPENDENT TRANSCRIPTION  Zaletok, A. et al. Kyiv NASU Kavetsky Institute of Experimental Pathology, Oncology and Radiobiology  sophiazaletok@mail.ru    
97 NANOCOMPOSITES BASED ON POLYACRYLAMIDE AND SILICA IN ECOLOGICAL APPLICATION Demchenko, O. et al. Kyiv University National Taras Shevchenko University odemch@ukr.net    
98 BIOFUNCTIONALIZATION OF GOLD NANOPARTICLES BY SHORT SINGLE STRANDED DNA IN AQUEOUS SUSPENSIONS FOR NANOPHOTOPROBE AT VISIBLE RANGE  Simonova, K. et al. Kyiv University National Taras Shevchenko University, Groningen University, Faculty of Nanoscience, Holland rye@univ.kiev.ua    
99  BIOFUNCTIONALIZATION OF MULTI-WALLED CARBON NANOTUBES BY
dsDNA, PROTEIN BASES AND ORGANIZATION OF NANOSTRUCTURES BY dsDNA: EFFECTIVE PATHWAY FOR NANOPHOTOPROBES
 		 Kysil, O., Shein, R., Frolov, V. et al. Kyiv University National Taras Shevchenko University, 3TU Ilmenau, Institut für Physik / FG Chemie lklk@ukr.net, shein@email.ua    
100 A dominant/negative isoforms of 6-phosphofructo-2-kinase/fructose-2,6-bisphosphatase Minchenko, D. Kyiv NASU Palladin Institute of Biochemistry  ominchenko@yahoo.com    
101 SPR and impedance spectrometry study of nanobiofilms based on the human olfactory receptor OR 1740 BENILOVA, I. Kyiv, Lyon University Ecole Centrale de Lyon, IMBG NAS of Ukraine i_skry@yahoo.com    
102 INVESTIGATION OF UV RADIATION INFLUENCE ON BIOSPECIFIC REACTIONS PROGRESS USING NANOSENSOR BASED ON SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE Lopatinska, O. et al. Kyiv University, NASU National Taras Shevchenko University, Institute of Semiconductor Physics olya_ivanova@univ.kiev.ua    
103 IDENTIFICATION OF CHANGES IN GENE LOCI POTENTIALLY ASSOCIATED WITH EPITHELIAL TUMORS BY NOVEL TECHNIQUE OF NOTI-MICROARRAYS Skrypkina, I., Gordiyuk, V., Ugryn, D.,Shafranskaya, A. Kyiv University, NASU National Taras Shevchenko University,Microbiology and Tumor Biology Center, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden; Institute of Molecular Biology and Genetics, 4State scientific centre of virology and biotechnology «Vector», Koltsovo, Russia iskripkina@yahoo.com    
fatewsf@bigmir.net    
a.shafranskaya@gmail.com    
104 NANOSCALE THINFILM TECHNOLOGY OF CONDUCTIVE POLYMER FOR FIBER-OPTICAL SENSOR APPLICATION IN BIOMEDICINE Stakhira P., Cherpak V., Aksimentyeva O. et al. Lviiv University Lviv Polytechnic National University, Ivan Franko Lviv National University stakhira@polymet.ua    
105 PHOTOLUMINESCENT PROPERTIES OF SILICA–FULLERENE COMPOSITES   Khavryuchenko, O., Davydenko, Golub, A. Kyiv University National Taras Shevchenko University alexk@univ.kiev.ua    
106 CARDIAC ELECTRIC SIGNALS FORMATION MODELING BY THE MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING PACKAGE MATHCAD Aznakayeva, D. Kyiv University National Aviation University fliary@ukr.net    
107 Increase of biocompatibility of fumed silica due to formation supramolecular structures of chitosan on its surface Borodavka, T., Kulik, T., Palyanytsya, B. Kyiv NASU Institute of Surface Chemistry, Pirogov National Medical University tanya_list@mail.ru     
108 EFFECT OF NANOENVIRONMENT ON ADSORPTION PROCESS IN HETEROGENEOUS IMMUNOSENSING
 		 Snopok B.A.,  Kyiv NASU Lashkaryov Institute of Semiconductor Physics b_snopok@yahoo.com    
109 PHOTOLUMINESCENCE STUDY OF FULLERENE CONTAINING SUPRAMOLECULAR COMPLEXES FOR CANCER PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY  Davydenko, M., Radchenko, E., Yashchuk, V., Dmitruk, M., Prylutskyy, Yu., Matishevska, O.,  Golub, A. Kyiv University National Taras Shevchenko University davydenko@univ.kiev.ua    
110 IMMUNOSORBENTS FOR REMOVAL OF VIRUSES FROM BLOOD PLASMA Usov, D., Semko, L., Petranovska, A., Vergun, L., Gorbyk, P. Kyiv NASU Institute of Surface Chemistry, Institute of Gematology and Transfusiology   isc-sec@i12.com    
111 NANOCOMPOSITES BASED ON THE MAGNETITE MODIFIED BY INORGANIC OXIDES Storozhuk L.P., Petranovskaya F.L., Semko L.S., Gorbik P.P Kyiv NASU Institute of Surface Chemistry storozhukl@mail.ru    
112 THE NOVEL METHOD OF GST-FUSION PROTEINS IMMOBILIZATION FOR SPR ANALYSIS OF PROTEIN-PROTEIN INTERACTIONS Ganzha T., Yurchenko M., Shabelnik M., Snopok B., Boltovets P., Sidorenko S.  Kyiv NASU Kavetsky Institute of Experimental Pathology, Oncology and Radiobiology, Lashkaryov Institute of Semiconductor Physics  marivoit@yahoo.com, svetasid@onconet.kiev.ua, snopok@isp.kiev.ua    
113 A new conductometric biosensor based on multienzymes membranes for selective sucrose determination Soldatkin O., Peshkova V., Dzyadevych S., Soldatkin A., El’skaya A. Kyiv NASU Inst. Molec. Biol. & Genetics alex_sold@yahoo.com    
114 A novel imaging technique for the screening of protein–protein interactions using scattered light under surface plasmon resonance conditions Savchenko A., Snopok B. Kyiv NASU Institute of semiconductor physics Andrej.Savchenko@mail.ru    
115 EXPERIENCE USE OF MICROMANIPULATORS PSF-3IVF CLASS FOR DEFINITION   GROWTH  CHARACTERISTICS OF MICROSCOPIC SEAWEED Novikova I., Petrenko S., Parshikova T. Kyiv University National Taras Shevchenko University, National Technical University of Ukraine “Kiev Polytechnical Institute” novikova_i@ukr.net    
116 BIOINFORMATICAL SEARCH OF POSTTRANSLATIONAL MODIFICATION SITES OF PRION PROTEIN  Vlizlo, V., Stadnyk, V., Mayor, Ch. Lviv NASU Institute of animal biology  prion_nvc@ukr.net, vvs_bio@yahoo.com    
117 NANOTECHNOLOGIES AND VIRUS RESEARCH Polischuk, V., Budzanivska, I.,  Shevchenko, T., Bysov, A., Lytvyn, P. Kyiv University National Taras Shevchenko University pvp@univ.kiev.ua    
118 OPTICAL NANOBIOMATERIAL BACTERIORHODOPSIN FOR
DYNAMIC HOLOGRAPHY AND POLARIZATION RECORDING
 		 Korchemskaya, E., Stepanchikov, D., Bugaychuk, S., Burykin, N.  Kyiv NASU Inst. Phys. elkorch@iop.kiev.ua    
119 Zirconia & Titantia Nanoparticles and Ceramics for Medical Use Konstantinova, T., Danilenko, I., Fomchenko, V., Pogibko, V., Bezusii V. Donetsk NASU Donetsk Institute of Physics & Engineering igor@konstant.ti.ac.donetsk.ua    
120 Nanosystems of clay minerals and silica in a complex therapy of hemophilic patients M.V.Sukhoviy, S.V.Pakhovchyshyn, Ye.V.Aver'yanov, I.O.Fritsky, V.I.Semenyaka, V.F.Grytsenko, A.V.Panko Kyiv University National Taras Shevchenko University