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Day 1 May 14, Wed. : Presentation of Submitted Papers
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Short abstracts of submitted papers will be published after May 1. (Presentation numbers become clickable.)
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Poster Presentations
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The poster area will open from 9:00 to 17:00. The presenting author must be at his/her poster during the designated core time.
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Core time (Odd numbers): 11:20-12:20
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Core time (Even numbers): 13:40-14:40
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1P-01
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Study on isotope analysis using laser induced fluorescence
( Nagoya Univ.)
oTakuma Sakai, kenichi Watanabe, Akira Uritani
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1P-02
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Development and evaluation of a mass spectrometer for helium isotope analysis
( 1Univ. of Tokyu, 2JAEA, 3Osaka Univ., 4Kyushu Univ.)
oKen-ichi Bajo1, Hirochika Sumino1, Ryuji Okazaki4, Takahito Osawa2, Michisato Toyoda3, Morio Ishihara3, Itsuo Katakuse3, Keisuke Nagao1, Kenji Notsu1
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1P-03
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Development of a high-performance multi-turn time-of-flight mass spectrometer
( 1Shimadzu Corporation, 2Osaka University, 3Hamamatsu Medical School)
oOsamu Furuhashi1, Kengo Takeshita1, Hideaki Izumi1, Takahiro Harada1, Masaru Nishiguchi1, Hiroki Sakae1, Yoshihiro Ueno1, Shinichi Yamaguchi1, Kiyoshi Ogawa1, Yoshikazu Yoshida1, Michisato Toyoda2, Mitsutoshi Setou3
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1P-04
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TOF Mass Spectrometry with Ion Attachment Ionization Technique (IA-TOF): oaTOF instruments with high efficiency
( 1AIST, RIIF, 2Canon Anelva Tech, 3Meisei Univ.)
oNaoaki Saito1, Kazuyoshi Koyama1, Yoshiro Shiokawa2, Mitsumori Tanimoto3, Toshihiro Fujii3
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1P-05
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TOF Mass Spectrometry with Ion Attachment Ionization Technique (IA-TOF): MS/MS Instruments
( 1AIST,RIIF, 2Meisei Univ.)
oNaoaki Saito1, Kazuyoshi Koyama1, Mitsumori Tanimoto2, Toshihiro Fujii2
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1P-06
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Development of Novel Mass Calibration Method for High-Vacuum MALDI-DIT-MS
( 1Mass Spectrometry Research Laboratory, Shimadzu Corporation, 2Shimadzu Research Laboratory Europe)
Shinichi Iwamoto1, oHidenori Takahashi1, Kei Kodera1, Sadanori Sekiya1, Li Ding2, Ikuo Konisi2, Koichi Tanaka1
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1P-07
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Macromolecule Measurement using MALDI-DIT-MS
( Shimadzu Corp.)
oKoichi Tanaka, Sadanori Sekiya, Masafumi Jinno, Makoto Hazama, Kei Kodera, Shinichi Iwamoto
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1P-08
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Studies of Trap Efficiency of Tandem Multipole Gap Ion Trap by Computer Simulations
( Graduate School of Biomed. Sci., Hiroshima Univ.)
oTakanori Harada, Gary Salazar, Tsutomu Masujima
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1P-09
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Simulation of ion motion in a FT-ICR mass spectrometer with space charge effects
( Osaka University)
Daichi Murakami, Michisato Toyoda, Hiroyuki Kawasaki, oMorio Ishihara
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1P-10
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Many-particle simulation for peak coalescence phenomena at a high magnetic field in FT-ICR mass spectrometry
( Hiroshima City Univ.)
oMakoto Fujiwara
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1P-11
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Starting a new era for the versatility of the FT-ICR MS
( 1JI, 2TUS)
oAkihiro Sato1, Fukiko Hasegawa2, Shin Aoki2
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1P-12
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Development of a portable photoionization time of flight membrane inlet mass spectrometer
( 1Univ. of Tokyo, 2Toyama Co., Ltd., 3Kyoto Univ.)
oKenichi Tonokura1, Nozomu Kanno1, Rika Nagashima2, Takashi Hirano3, Akihiro Yabushita3, Masahiro Kawasaki3
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1P-13
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Performance evaluation of a quadratic-field ion mirror to improve mass accuracy
( 1Osaka University, 2Osaka University)
oAyumi Kubo1, Hirofumi Nagao2, Jun Aoki1, Michisato Toyoda1
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1P-14
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Ion optical simulation combined with fluid dynamics at atmosphere and low vacuum pressure
( Shimadzu corporation)
oMasaru Nishiguchi, Yoshihiro Ueno, Fujio Inoue, Daisuke Okumura
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1P-15
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High-energy collision-induced dissociation of phosphopeptides using a multi-turn tandem time-of-flight mass spectrometer "MULTUM-TOF/TOF"
( 1osaka university, 2osaka prefecture university)
oHirofumi Nagao1, Shuichi Shimma1, Shigeo Hayakawa2, Michisato Toyoda1, Kunio Awadu1
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1P-16
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Development of Image Current Detector for Multi-turn Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometer
( 1Osaka Univ., 2Shimadzu Corp.)
oKosuke Katsuki1, Kousuke Kumondai1, Morio Ishihara1, Masaru Nishiguchi2, Yoshihiro Ueno2
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1P-17
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Development of double-focusing mass spectrometer using superconducting-tunnel-junction detector (I)
( 1AIST, 2Tsukuba Univ., 3Osaka Pref. Univ.)
oShigetomo Shiki1, Masahiro Ukibe1, Shigeo Tomita2, Yuki Sato2, Shigeo Hayakawa3, Masataka Ohkubo1
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1P-18
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Development of Electrospray Ionization Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometer with Superconducting Tunnel Junction Array Detectors
( 1AIST, 2JEOL Co., 3COAX Co.)
oNobuyuki Zen1, Masahiro Ukibe1, Shigetomo Shiki1, Jun Tamura2, Souichi Kasai3, Masataka Ohkubo1
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1P-19
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Development of a Data Acquisition System using Analog Switches for a Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometer
( Osaka University)
oNoriaki Kishihara, Kousuke Kumondai, Morio Ishihara
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1P-20
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Giese-type ion source with quadrupole lenses for a noble gas mass spectrometer
( Univ. of Tokyo)
oHirochika Sumino, Keisuke Nagao
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1P-21
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Characteristics of probe electrospray from solid needle
( 1CERC/Univ. Yamanashi, 2Fac. Medicine/Univ. Yamanashi, 3Univ. Yamanashi)
oLee Chuin Chen1, Kentaro Nishidate1, Yuta Saito1, Kunihiko Mori1, Daiki Asakawa1, Sen Takeda2, Takeo Kubota2, Nobuo Terada2, Hirokazu Hori3, Kenzo Hiraoka1
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1P-22
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Application of probe electrospray to biological samples
( 1CERC/Univ. Yamanashi, 2Fac. Medicine/Univ. Yamanashi, 3Univ. Yamanashi)
oLee Chuin Chen1, Kentaro Nishidate1, Yuta Saito1, Kunihiko Mori1, Daiki Asakawa1, Sen Takeda2, Takeo Kubota2, Nobuo Terada2, Hirokazu Hori3, Kenzo Hiraoka1
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1P-23
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A new liquid-type cluster-ion-beam source for Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry using an electrospray ionization technique
( AIST)
oYukio Fujiwara, Kouji Watanabe, Naoaki Saito, Hidehiko Nonaka, Toshiyuki Fujimoto, Akira Kurokawa, Shingo Ichimura
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1P-24
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Development of an interface device for capillary electrophoresis-ICP mass spectrometry applying to quantitative analysis of nucleotides
( AIST)
oShin-ichiro Fujii, Kazumi Inagaki, Akiko Takatsu, Takashi Yarita, Koichi Chiba
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1P-25
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Study of comprehensive two-dimensional gas chromatography / time-of-flight mass spectrometer combined with soft ionization.
( 1JEOL, 2NIES)
oMasaaki Ubukata1, Junich Osuga1, Kazutetsu Nojima1, Yoshikatsu Takazawa2, Yasuyuki Shibata2
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1P-26
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Development of a Capillary-Based Variable Pitch Dispensing Workstation and Its Application to Mass Spectrometry
( 1AIST, 2C.A.N. Inc.)
oHiroshi Aoki1, Hiroaki Sato1, Takashi Ikeda2, Atsushi Nemoto1, Kaori Nishio1, Hiroaki Tao1
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1P-27
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Development of a New Ionization Method Using Attenuated Total Reflection Surface Plasmon Excitation
( TMU)
oKohei Shibamoto, Yu Nishimura, Takashi Korenaga
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1P-28
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Laser Desorption/Ionization with Ultra-High Sensitivity Using Surface Plasmon Excitation
( TMU)
oKohei Shibamoto, Kazuhiro Sakata, Keishiro Nagoshi, Takashi Korenaga
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1P-29
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Study of Adsorption Condition of Sample Molecule Received Surface-Enhanced Effect in LDI Method with Ultra-High Sensitivity using Surface Plasmon Excitation
( TMU)
oKeishiro Nagoshi, Masami Tani, Kohei Shibamoto, Takashi Korenaga
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1P-30
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Ionization Mechanism and Diffusion Related to Accumulation Energy using Dot/2D-array Surface Plasmon Excitation LDI Substrates
( TMU)
oKeishiro Nagoshi, Masami Tani, Kohei Shibamoto, Takashi Korenaga
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1P-31
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Near-Field Light Desorption/Ionization for Quantification
( 1TMU, 2TMU)
oDaisuke Nanjo1, Takayuki Suzuki2, Kouhei Shibamoto1, Takashi Korenaga1
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1P-32
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Approach to clarification of Polymerization process of Polyacrylamide Nano particles by using Mass Spectrometry
( TMU)
oDaisuke Nanjo, Takayuki Negishi, Takashi Korenaga
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1P-33
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Structural Tuning of Platinum Nanoparticles and Their Properties for SALDI-MS
( 1Univ. Tokyo, 2Kansai Univ.)
oTetsu Yonezawa1, Takehiro Watanabe2, Hideya Kawasaki2, Ryuichi Arakawa2
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1P-34
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Application of CuO nanoparticles for SALDI-MS and Their Properties
( 1Univ. Tokyo, 2DOWA Electronics, 3Kansai Univ.)
oTetsu Yonezawa1, Michiyo Sato1, Kimitaka Sato2, Hiroshi Nishihara1, Hideya Kawasaki3, Ryuichi Arakawa3
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1P-35
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On the Resolving Power of Mid-Infrared Laser Desorption/Ionization Mass Spectrometry
( 1Osaka MCHRI, 2JST)
oYoshinao Wada1, Michiko Tajiri1,2
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1P-36
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Roles of the Alumina Layer of Porous Alumina Substrate in the Surface-Assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization Performance
( 1Osaka MCHRI, 2KAST, 3AIST, 4Tokyo MPU)
oYoshinao Wada1, Takashi Yanagishita2, Masato Kiuchi3, Hideki Masuda4
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1P-37
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Signal enhancement on SALDI-MS using photocatalytic activity and urea modified titanium dioxide.
( Kansai Univ.)
oKoji Okumura, Takehiro Watanabe, Hideya Kawasaki, Ryuichi Arakawa
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1P-38
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Layer-by-Layer Self-Assembled Mutilayer Films of Gold Nanoparticles for Surface-Assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization-Mass Spectrometry
( 1Kansai University, 2University of Tokyo)
oRyuichi Arakawa1, Tsuyoshi Sugitani1, Takehiro Watanabe1, Tetsu Yonezawa2, Hideya Kawasaki1
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1P-39
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Mechanism of Ionization of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons by a Toluene/Anisole Mixture as a Dopant in Liquid Chromatography/Dopant-Assisted Atmospheric-Pressure Photoionization Mass Spectrometry
( AIST/NMIJ)
oNobuyasu Itoh, Masahiko Numata, Yoshie Aoyagi, Takashi Yarita
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1P-40
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Fragmentation Mechanism of Etofenprox Involving Water Loss using Atmospheric-Pressure Chemical Ionization
( 1AIST, 2Univ. Shizuoka)
oNobuyasu Itoh1, Tomoya Kinumi1, Shinsuke Inagaki2, Takashi Yarita1
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1P-41
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Application of Atmospheric Pressure Photoionization Mass Spectrometry to Polar Compounds
( 1Osaka City Inst. Pub. Health Environ. Sci., 2Applied Biosystems, 3Kansai University)
oAtsushi Yamamoto1, Hidekazu Miyakoda2, Hideya Kawasaki3, Ryuichi Arakawa3
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1P-42
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Ionization for t-Butyl Peroxy Laurate by UV-Lamp in Moist Argon Gas Flow under Atmospheric Pressure
( Kanagawa-univ.)
oYoshiyuki Mochida
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1P-43
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Improvement of Detection Sensitivity for Polyaromatic Nitrogen Compounds in Processed Oil by Tropylium Addition on ESI FT-ICR MS
( 1JAIST, 2GPI, 3JAIST)
oKeiko Miyabayashi1, Yasuhide Naito2, Mikio Miyake3
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1P-44
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Quantification of Impurities in High Purity Materials by Isotope Dilution Mass Spectrometry
( AIST)
oKeiichiro Ishikawa, Nobuyasu Hanari, Masahiko Numata, Satoko Otsuka, Naomi Fujiki, Takashi Yarita
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1P-45
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Observation of Asian mineral dust particles by laser-ionization single-particle mass spectrometer in Tokyo
( 1Univ. of Tokyo, 2Kyoto Univ., 3Nagoya Univ.)
oKenichi Tonokura1, Akihiro Yabushita2, Tomoki Nakayama3, Yutaka Matsumi3
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1P-46
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Analysis of organic compounds in aerosols by using a proton transfer reaction time-of-flight mass spectrometer
( NIES)
oSatoshi Inomata, Hiroshi Tanimoto
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1P-47
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Highly Sensitive Liquid Chromatography/Fluorometric /Mass Spectrometric Analysis of Organic Acids, Middle Chain Fatty Acids, and Phenolic Acids Using 1-(4-Dansylaminophenyl) -ethylamine as a Derivatization Reagent
( Chemistry Dept. Kochi Univ.)
oKeiji Gamoh, Yasuo Kuzuhara
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1P-48
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Detection of Improvised Explosive Devices using a Wire-type Linear Ion Trap
( Hitachi, Ltd.)
oMasuyuki Sugiyama, Yuichirou Hashimoto, Hideki Hasegawa, Hisashi Nagano, Yasuaki Takada
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1P-49
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Application of Agilent 6220 Time-of-Flight mass spectrometry with high speed analog-digital converter in forensic science
( 1Agilent Technologies, 2Nippon Medical School, 3Fukushima Medical University, 4Toho University)
oMasahiko Takino1, Hirokazu Sawada1, Makiko Hayashida2, Kyoko Uekusa2, Youkichi Ohno2, Emiko Kurisaki3, Ken Terada4
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1P-50
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Novel ASR protein of Japanese apricot (Prunus mume Sieb. et Zucc.) identified by proteome analysis to specific under drought stress.
( 1Wakayama IPF, 2Dept. Biotechnol. Sci., Kinki Univ.)
oHiromi Hanada1, Kohsuke Hashimoto1, Keiichi Negoro1, Kyouhei Hayashi1, Kouhei Nagai1, Haruka Ikegami1, Koichi Morimoto1,2
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1P-51
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Identification of putative proteins related to carcass and meat traits of beef cattle -Analysis of protein isoforms using MALDI-TOF/TOF tandem mass spectrometry-
( 1Wakayama I.P.F., 2Fac. Sys. Engi., Wakayama Univ., 3Gifu Pref. Livestock Res. Inst., 4School of B.O.S.T., Kinki Univ.)
oHaruka Ikegami1, Kouhei Nagai1, Takuya Yoshihiro2, Etsuko Inoue2, Youhei Sono1, Naohiko Kobayashi3, Tamako Matsuhashi3, Tsuyoshi Ohtani3, Masaru Nakagawa2, Koichi Morimoto1,4, Kazuya Matsumoto1,4
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1P-52
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Application of the proteome analysis in the biomineralization
( 1walayama IPF, 2Dept. Biotechnol. Sci, Kinki Univ., 3Dept. Genet. Engi, Kinki Univ.)
oMasato Yano1, Kouhei Nagai1, Koichi Morimoto1,2, Hiroshi Miyamoto1,3
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1P-53
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Proteomic analysis of laminarialean algae using 2-DE and homology-based protein identification
( 1Wakayama IPF, 2Field Sci. Center for Northern Biosphere, Hokkaido Univ., 3Fisheries Experimental Station, Wakayama Pref., 4Dept. of Biotechnol. Sci., Kinki Univ.)
oKouhei Nagai1, Norisige Yotsukura2, Haruka Ikegami1, Hajime Kimura1,3, Koichi Morimoto1,4
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1P-54
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Approach using GC/C/IRMS for profiling of metabolite in developing grain in rice under high temperature
( 1NARC, 2NICS)
oFukuyo Tanaka1, Hiromoto Yamakawa1, Shinsuke Fujihara1, Motohiko Kondo2
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1P-55
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Analysis of tea by Ion Chromatography-Time of flight Mass Spectrometry with high sensitivity and resolution
( JEOL)
oKazuko Tanaka, Kiyotaka Konuma, Kazutetsu Nojima
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1P-56
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High Throughput Analysis by Column Switching Method that uses Dual-gradient HPLC-MS/MS
( 1NIPPON DIONEX K.K., 2TAKARA BIO INC.)
Kiyoko Yoshinaka1, Seiji Horie2, Masazumi Yasumoto2, oJun Watanabe2
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1P-57
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Profiling of Cationic Metabolites in Human CSF by LC/MS
( 1Eisai Co., Ltd., 2CREST)
oKhin Myint1,2, Ken Aoshima1,2, Satoshi Tanaka1,2, Tatsuji Nakamura1,2, Yoshiya Oda1,2
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1P-58
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Variability analysis of metabolome with HPLC-LTQ FT ICR MS
( 1JCL Bioassay, 2Wakayama Medical Univ.)
oShohei Shioyama1, Tomonori Takami1, Kaori Fujii1, Rieko Goto1, Naoe Yamane1, Zenzaburo Tozuka1, Yasushi Nakamura2
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1P-59
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Quantitative metabolomics using culture-derived comprehensive internal standards
( 1Eisai, 2CREST)
oTaisuke Uehara1,2, Akira Yokoi1,2, Ken Aoshima1,2, Satoshi Tanaka2, Masayuki Tanaka1, Yoshiya Oda1,2
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1P-60
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LC/MS/MS conditions for determination of the mutation effect on UDP-glucuronosyltransferase 1A1 activity
( 1Kobe Pharmaceutical Univ., 2Kobe University)
oMasako Tsukada1, Atsuko Takeuchi1, Akimori Wada1, Hisahide Nishio2
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1P-61
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The measurement of natural compounds using FT-ICR-MS aimed at identifying unknown compounds without authentic standards
( 1BAC, Kyushu Univ., 2Bruker Daltonics K.K., 3Innovation Center for Medical Redox Navigation, Kyushu Univ., 4AIST, 5Faculty of Agriculture, Kyushu Univ.)
oYukiko Tsuji1, Kazunori Saito2, Daisuke Miura3, Hiroyuki Jikuya1, Katsutoshi Takahashi1,4, Hiroyuki Wariishi1,3,5
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1P-62
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Potential for LC/CE-QTOF MS with multivariate statistical technique
( Agilent Technologies Japan, Ltd.)
oChika Nogami, Masahiro Maeda, Hirokazu Sawada
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1P-63
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GC/MS analysis of the semiochemicals from the body surface of ants ~Investigation of seasonal change by principal components analysis~
( Yokohama City University)
oKeisuke Ishii
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1P-64
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Observation of aggregates of bile salt and glycerophospholipid by ESI-MS
( 1Gifu Univ., 2Gifu Univ., 3Gifu Univ.)
oDaisuke Nohara1, Keisuke Kawasako2, Koji Takeda3
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Foundation Lecture by Poster
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1P-L01
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Basic knowledge of chemistry and mass spectrometry (No.4)
( 1Science Education Co., Inc., 2Nihon Pharmaceuticai Univ, 3Yokohama City Univ)
oKazuo Hirayama1, Takeshi Kinoshita2, Yutaka Hashimoto3
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