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Day 3 May 16, Fri. : 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 15:30. 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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3P-01
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Unimolecular Dissociation for N-(3-Arylpropionyl)hydantoin Derivatives during Metastable Time Window Using a Four Sector Tandem Mass Spectrometer. Origin for Single/Double Hydrogen Transfers
( 1Osaka Prefecture Univ., 2Osaka Women's Univ., 3Univ. of Fukui, 4Osaka Univ., 5Vrije Universiteit)
oHiroshi Yamaoka1,2, Nahoko Hirakawa2, Yuka Tsurui2, Kyoko Okada1, Miwa Kawaguchi1, Kimio Isa3, Tetsuya Maekawa3, Yoshio Takai4, Nico M.M. Nibbering5
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3P-02
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Unimolecular Dissociation for Various Deuterium Labeled N,N'-(5-Phenylvaleryl)imidazolidine-2-thione Derivatives during Metastable Time Window Using a Four Sector Tandem Mass Spectrometer. Origin for Single/Double/Triple Hydrogen Transfers
( 1Osaka Prefecture Univ., 2Osaka Women's Univ., 3Univ. of Fukui, 4Osaka Univ.)
oHiroshi Yamaoka1,2, Haruka Tabe2, Kyoko Okada1, Kimio Isa3, Tetsuya Maekawa3, Yoshio Takai4
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3P-03
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Gas Phase Unimolecular Dissociation in 1-(omega-Phenylalkanoyl)-1,3-diazacycloalkan-2-one Analogues Using a Four Sector Tandem Mass Spectrometer
( 1Osaka Prefecture Univ., 2Osaka Women's Univ., 3Univ. of Fukui, 4Osaka Univ.)
oMiwa Kawaguchi1, Haruka Tabe2, Kyouko Okada1, Kimio Isa3, Tetsuya Maekawa3, Yoshio Takai4, Hiroshi Yamaoka1,2
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3P-04
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Triple Hydrogen Transfer in Unimolecular Dissociation for N,N'-Diacyltetrahydropyrimidin-2-one Derivatives during Metastable Time Window
( 1Osaka Prefecture Univ., 2Univ. of Fukui, 3Osaka Univ.)
oMiwa Kawaguchi1, Kyouko Okada1, Kimio Isa2, Kousuke Kawasaki2, Yoshio Takai3, Hiroshi Yamaoka1
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3P-05
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Porphyrin Binding on Thrombin-Binding Aptamer by IRMPD in an ICR Cell
( 1KRISS, 2POSTECH)
oHun-Young So1, Eun Sun Hong2, Hye-Joo Yoon2, Seonghee Ahn1, Yong-Hyeon Yim1, Byungjoo Kim1, Seung Koo Shin2
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3P-06
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Effects of Cation and Counter Anion on the Formation of Alkali-Cationized Dodecyletherpolyethoxylate through Electrospray Ionizaion
( 1YNU-E, 2YNU-GE, 3YNU-GEI)
Daisuke Kuwahara1, Kazuyoshi Ueda2, oYukio Yokoyama3
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3P-07
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Fundamental processes of corona discharge - Identification of negative core ions by using MS/MS and the formation mechanism of those ions -
( Yokohama City University)
oKanako Sekimoto, Mitsuo Takayama
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3P-08
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Penning ionization using ion trap mass spectrometer
( 1Osakaprefecture University, 2Osaka University)
oKenichi Iwamoto1, Michisato Toyoda2
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3P-09
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Detection of potential ion suppression and ion enhancement in LC/MS quantitative analysis with Electrospray ionization
( 1Hitachi High-Tech, 2Hitachi, Ltd.)
oMasafumi Furukawa1, Mitsuhiro Umeda1, Tomomi Bando1, Yoshimitsu Orii1, Atsumu Hirabayashi2
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3P-10
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Lifetime measurement of post-source decay using a multi-turn tandem time-of-flight mass spectrometer 'MULTUM-TOF/TOF'
( 1Osaka University, 2Osaka University)
oShuichi Shimma1, Michisato Toyoda2
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3P-11
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Hot Electron Capture Dissociation in a Radio Frequency Ion Trap
( 1Hitachi, Ltd, 2Hokkaido University, 3University of North Carolina)
oNaomi Manri1, Hiroyuki Satake1, Kuriko Yamada2, Hiroaki Nakagawa2, Kisaburo Deguchi2, Takashi Baba1,3
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3P-12
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Dissociation channels of silver clusters Agn+(n=2-9) and their ions studied by using alkali metal targets
( 1Osaka University, 2Osaka University, 3Osaka Prefecture University)
oKazuya Kawamura1, Hirofumi Nagao2, Yukihiro Soga1, Shigeo Hayakawa3, Michisato Toyoda1
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3P-13
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Energy Dependence for H2O Elimination from Sodium Ion Adducts of Sialyllactose Isomers
( 1Nara Women's Univ., 2AIST, 3JST, 4Osaka MCHRI)
oTakae Takeuchi1,2, Junko Fujita1, Michiko Tajiri3, Yoshinao Wada4
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3P-14
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Deduction of the Sequence of Chondroitin Sulfate Oligosaccharides based on the Fragmentation Regularities
( Seikagaku Corp.)
oToshikazu Minamisawa
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3P-15
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Structural Analyses of Chondroitin Sulfate C Oligosaccharides using ESI-QqQMS.
( 1Seikagaku Corp., 2Chiba Univ.)
oShigeyasu Ito1, Toshikazu Minamisawa1, Toshihiko Toida2, Hiroshi Maeda1
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3P-16
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A Structural Study on Keratan Sulfate-related Oligosaccharides by Electron Detachment Dissociation (EDD).
( 1Seikagaku Corp., 2Bulker, 3AIST)
oShigeyasu Ito1, Toshikazu Minamisawa1, Kazunori Saito2, Katsutoshi Takahashi3
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3P-17
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Oligosaccharide alditols from red seaweeds: comparison of UV-MALDI-MS analysis by using different matrices
( 1UBA, 2EU, 3UFP)
oROSA ERRA-BALSELLS1, Mst. K. Fatema2, Yasuto Sato2, Hiroshi Nonami2, Diogo R. B. Ducatti3, Alan G. Goncalves3, M. Euguenia R. Duarte3, Miguel D. Noseda3, Maria C. Matulewicz1, Alberto S. Cerezo1
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3P-18
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Structural Characterization of Pyridylaminated Oligosaccharides by Sheathless Capillary Electrophoresis with Electrokinetic Injection-ESI-IT-TOF Mass SpectrometryII
( 1The Institute of Physical and Chemical Research, 2Kinki University, 3Shimadzu Corporation)
oEmi Ito1, Kazuki Nakajima1, Kazuaki Kakehi2, Kouzou Miseki3, Minoru Suzuki1
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3P-19
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A facile strategy for characterization of mucins using a novel hydrophilic-coating membrane electrophoresis and MALDI-TOF MS
( AIST)
oYu-ki Matsuno, Kahori Ogasawara, Hisashi Narimatsu, Akihiko Kameyama
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3P-20
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Development of Derivatization of N-linked Glycans for Sensitive Detection by MALDI-TOF MS toward Glyco-Biomarker Discovery
( 1AIST, 2Shimadzu)
oOsamu Tani1,2, Hisashi Narimatsu1, Akihiko Kameyama1
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3P-21
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Measurement of the Molecular Peak for the Thermal Decompositive Organic Compounds by the Flash Heating Vaporization and Ion Attachment Mass Spectrometry (IAMS)
( 1Canon ANELVA Technix, 2Tsurui Chemical)
oMegumi Nakamura1, Harumi Maruyama1, Aiko Wada1, Yoshiro Shiokawa1, Yuji Mishima2
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3P-22
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Analysis of Methylesterified Sialoglycans Using MALDI-QIT-TOF MS.
( AIST)
oAzusa Tomioka, Akihiko Kameyama
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3P-23
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Glycopeptide analysis by on-target digestion using ionic liquid matrixes
( Shimadzu)
oYuko Fukuyama, Atsuhiko Toyama, Koichi Tanaka
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3P-24
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Quantitative Derivatization of Sialic Acids for Detection of Sialoglycans by MALDI-MS
( 1AIST, 2AIST, 3AIST, 4AIST, 5AIST)
oMasaaki Toyoda1, Hiromi Ito2, Yu-ki Matsuno3, Hisashi Narimatsu4, Akihiko Kameyama5
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3P-25
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In vivo RP-HPLC-ESI-MS Determination of Mevinolinic Acid Levels on Rat Plasma After the Administration of Pure Lovastatin and Hydroxypropyl Beta Cyclodextrin - Lovastatin Complex
( 1UVT, 2UMFTVB, 3UMFTVB, 4PHIT)
oBogdan Bumbacila1,2, Ionel Dragaescu4, Cristina Dehelean3, Adriana Dumache2, Raluca Kaycsa2, Alina Florina Serb2
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3P-26
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GC-MS Evaluation of the Betulinic Acid Skin Distribution After the Subcutaneous Administration of Pure Betulinic Acid and HPGCD-Betulinic Acid Complex to In Vivo Rats
( 1UMFVBT, 2UMFVBT, 3UMFVBT)
oCRISTINA DEHELEAN1, Codruta M. Soica2, Bogdan Bumbacila3
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3P-27
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Metabolite analysis of LC-MS/MS by applied Neutral Loss Scan with Triple Quadrupole Mass spectrometer
( TAKARA BIO INC.)
oMasazumi Yasumoto, Jun Watanabe, Seiji Horie
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3P-28
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Metabolite Analysis by Ion Mobility Mass Spectrometry using UPLC-Synapt HDMS
( JASCO International)
oHideto Kakimi, Sanae Furusho
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3P-29
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High-throughput in vitro drug metabolism studies with liquid handling system Microlab STAR and LC-MS
( JCL Bioassay)
oTomonori Takami, Kaori Fujii, Shohei Shioyama, Naoe Yamane, Rieko Goto, Zenzaburo Tozuka
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3P-30
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Complete characterization of isobaric impurities by chromatographic data dependent scan with simultaneous two collision induced dissociation methods on LTQ Orbitrap XL
( Thermo Fisher)
oShigeru Sakamoto, Mihoko Yamaguchi
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3P-31
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Identification of stable oxidative metabolites and iminium ion reactive intermediates using high mass accuracy MSn analysis
( Shimadzu Corporation)
Masatoshi Takahashi, Ichiro Hirano, Simon Ashton, Warrander John, Neil Loftus, oShinichi Yamaguchi, Satoshi Yamaki
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3P-32
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Direct identification of Single Amino acid Polymorphisms of P450 with LC-MS/MS analysis of solubility-based fractionated liver microsomes.
( CERI)
oHidenori Yamanaka, Masafumi Horiuchi, Masahiro Takeyoshi, Yasushi Minobe
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3P-33
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Fully-automated online SPE-LC/MS system of fexofenadine in human plasma
( 1Nippon Dionex K.K., 2Dionex Corporation)
oKoichi Sumiyoshi1, Masamitu Okawara1, Remco Swart2, Vijay Bhate2
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3P-34
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LC/MS/MS high-throughput analysis of drugs in oral saliva samples
( Agilent Technologies)
oYoshifumi Kogure
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3P-35
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Structural elucidation of acid degradation products of reserpine utilizing LCMS-IT-TOF
( 1Shimadzu, 2Toray Research Center)
oYusuke Inohana1, Shinichi Yamaguchi1, Kenichiro Furuki2, Kenji Goto2, Masahiko Kojima2, Ken Kawaguchi2
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3P-36
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Analysis of electrochemical oxidation products of nifedipine using EC-ESI/MS coupled with an ion suppressor device
( Kansai Univ.)
oKazuyoshi Nozaki, Akira Tarui, Issey Osaka, Hideya Kawasaki, Ryuichi Arakawa
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3P-37
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High Sensitive Method for Prostaglandin I2 Derivative in Human Plasma by LC-MS/MS
( 1Toray Research Center, 2Toray)
oJunichi Hirokawa1, Tatsuya Otsuka1, Kazufumi Kawano1, Tominaga Fukazawa2, Masaaki Takezawa1
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3P-38
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LC/MS Analysis of Lysophospholipid Mediators and Related Phospholipids in Body Fluids from Rat with Unilateral Ureteral Obstruction
( 1Inst .Health Biosci. Tokushima Univ., 2Dep. Pherm. Sci. Kyushu Univ.)
oyasuko yoshioka1, junichi morishige1, toshihiko tsutsumi2, akira tokumura1
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3P-39
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Development and Evaluation for De Novo Sequencing Software Using MSn Spectra
( 1Shimadzu Co., 2SRL)
oShigeki Kajihara1, Jingwen Yao2, Matthew Kelly2, Hirotaka Fujimoto1
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3P-40
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Proteome analysis system for more detailed protein identification
( 1Reifycs Inc., 2University of Tsukuba, 3National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology)
oMitsuhiro Kanazawa1,2, Hisae Anyoji1, Sumio Egawa1, Umpei Nagashima2,3
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3P-41
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AB3D :A suite of Algorithms for Biomarker Discovery in biomedicine and Drug Development using LC-MS
( 1Eisai Co., Ltd., 2CREST)
oKen Aoshima1,2, Satoshi Tanaka1,2, Yuji Miura1,2, Yoshiya Oda1,2, Tatsuji Nakamura1,2, Hiromi Ohashi1, Masataka Ueda1, Akiyoshi Suganuma1, Junro Kuromitsu1
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3P-42
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Microorganism identification by MALDI-TOF MS : adopted bioinformatics approaches
( 1Bruker Daltonics, 2Bruker Daltonik)
oYumiko Matsuyama1, Toshiji Kudo1, Takashi Nirasawa1, Maier Thomas2, Klepel Stefan2, Schlosser Kristina2, Kostrzewa Markus2
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3P-43
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The Sequence Composer: Alternation of Amino Acid Sequence Data According to Protein Knowledge
( 1maze, 2Clinical Proteome Center, Tokyo Med. Univ.)
oHarunobu Yunokawa1, Kazuhiro Kondo1, Junko Ozaki1, Shinji Satou1, Takao Kawakami2
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3P-44
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Mass++ : An universal & plug-in style software for mass spectrometer
( 1Eisai, 2JST-CREST)
oSatoshi Tanaka1,2, Ken Aoshima1,2, Yuji Miura1,2, Tsuyoshi Tabata1,2, Yoshiya Oda1,2
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3P-45
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Materials deterioration analysis using high resolution LC/MSn and multivariate analysis technique
( Nissan Chemical Industries, LTD.)
oTomoyuki Ozawa, Mami Sanagawa, Hisae Miyamoto, Tatsuya Seki
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3P-46
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Spectrum Normalization method with External Standard in Mass Spectrometric Imaging (MSI)
( 1Tokyo Tech, 2MITILS, 3Hama-Med)
oNaofumi Hosokawa1, Yuki Sugiura1, Mitsutoshi Setou1,2,3
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3P-47
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High spatial resolution tissue analysis with mass microscope
( 1Shimadzu Corporation, 2Mitsubishi Kagaku Institute of Life Sciences, 3Hamamatsu University School of Medicine)
oTakahiro Harada1, Hideaki Izumi1, Osamu Furuhashi1, Kengo Takeshita1, Kiyoshi Ogawa1, Yoshikazu Yoshida1, Ikuko Yao2, Takahiro Hayasaka3, Mitsutoshi Setou2,3
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3P-48
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Dynamic imaging of metabolome in mouse hippocampus with imaging mass spectrometry.
( 1Titech, 2MITILS, 3Tokyo-Univ, 4CREST, 5Hama-med)
oYuki Sugiura1, Yoshiyuki Konishi2, Nobuhiro Zaima2, Hiroki Nakanishi3,4, Ryo Taguchi3,4, Mitsutoshi Setou1,2,5
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3P-49
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Analysis of phospholipids on Mouse Retina using Imaging MS
( 1Hamamatsu Univ. School of Medicine, 2Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology, 3The Univ. of Tokyo)
oTakahiro Hayasaka1, Naoko Goto-Inoue1, Setsuko Nakanishi2, Takayuki Naito2, Hiroki Nakanishi3, Ryo Taguchi3, Mitsutoshi Setou1
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3P-50
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Identification and Structural Characterization of Lipids by TLC-MALDI-QIT TOF MS Imaging System
( 1Hamamatsu Univ. School of Med., 2Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd., 3Tulane University)
oNaoko Goto-Inoue1, Takahiro Hayasaka1, Takao Taki2, Yu-T Li3, Mitsutoshi Setou1
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3P-51
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TLC-MALDI-Imaging MS Analysis
( Bruker Daltonics K.K.)
oTakashi Nirasawa, Yumiko Matsuyama, Toshiji Kudo
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3P-52
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Ionization of polymethyl methacrylate by laser desorption/ionization for the resolution test of the high-speed and microscopic imaging mass spectrometry
( 1Graduate School of Engineering,Osaka University, 2The Graduate School for the Creation of New Photonics Industries, 3Graduate School of Science, Osaka University, 4Faculty of Information Sience and Technolgy, Osaka Institute of Techonology, 5Suntory Institute for Bioorganic Reasearch, 6JST CREST)
oRen Suzuki1,6, Hisanao Hazama1,6, Hirohumi Nagao1,6, Yasuhide Naito2,6, jun Aoki3,6, Mitisato Toyoda3,6, Keniti Fujii4,6, Katuyoshi Masuda5,6, kunio Awadu1,6
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3P-53
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Detailed Characterization of Poly(oxyethylene)-based Polymer Surfactants by MALDI-TOFMS and LC/High-resolution MS
( 1Shiseido Co., Ltd., 2Shiseido Co., Ltd.)
Kazuyo Kishida1, Takayuki Ohmura2, Tadao Fukuhara1, Tomoko Kimura1, oAkira Motoyama1
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3P-54
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Interlaboratory Comparison 2007-1 on MALDI-TOFMS for Synthetic Polymers
( 1AIST, 2Hitachi Chemical)
oShinichi kinugasa1, Akihiro Unno2, Hiroaki Sato1, Kayori Takahashi1, Hisashi Togashi1, Ritsuko Nagahata1
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3P-55
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Research on MALDI-MS Analysis of Two Oligomers with only end groups difference.
( 1Hitachi Chemical, 2AIST, 3ADEKA)
oAkihiro Unno1, Osamu Hirai1, Shinichi Kinugasa2, Kayori Takahashi2, Masaki Hosaka3, Yoshihide Kondoh3
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3P-56
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Polyethylene Glycol analysis by MALDI Spiral TOF-MS
( JEOL Ltd.)
oTakafumi Sato, Takaya Satoh, Jun Tamura
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3P-57
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LC-MS analysis of ultrasonic degradation products of PEO-PPO block copolymers
( 1NIPPON GOHSEI, 2NISSAN CHEMICAL, 3KANSAI UNIV)
oYukari Nishimoto1, Masayoshi Okabayashi3, Takehiro Watanabe3, Tomoyuki Ozawa2, Hideya Kawasaki3, Ryuichi Arakawa3
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3P-58
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Characterization of Cross-linking Structures in Cured Ally Ester Resin by MALDI-TOF MS Combined with Specific Sample Decomposition
( NITECH)
oMami Kamiyama, Hajime Ohtani
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3P-59
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Characterization of Acrylic Resin by using Pyrolysis GC-MS with FI and EI
( DIC)
oYuuki Uchiya, Tsuneo Kobayashi
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3P-60
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A comparative study of pyrolysis-GCMS analysis for synthetic polymers; GCxGX method and GC method with high-resolution time-of flight mass spectrometry
( 1JEOL, 2NIES)
oJunichi Osuga1, Masaaki Ubukata1, Kazutetu Nojima1, Yoshikatsu Takazawa2, Yasuyuki Shibata2
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3P-61
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Study for measuring accurate composition of insoluble phthalocyanine pigments by mass spectrometry
( 1MCRC, 2MCC)
oShuji Kagawa1, Teruyuki Mitsumori2, Chiyoko Sato2
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3P-62
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Evaluation of chiral discrimination of chiral host consisting of oxyethylene chain and chiral moieties at both ends toward chiral ammonium ions using FAB mass spectrometry
( 1OMTRI, 2Kansai Univ., 3ISIR, Osaka Univ.)
oMotohiro Shizuma1, Yusuke Asahi2, Hirofumi Sato1, Hitoshi Yamada3, Daisuke Ono1, Masaki Nakamura1, Ryuichi Arakawa2
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Foundation Lecture by Poster
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3P-L01
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Basic knowledge of chemistry and mass spectrometry (No.6)
( 1Science Education Co., Inc., 2Nihon Pharmaceuticai Univ, 3Yokohama City Univ)
oKazuo Hirayama1, Takeshi Kinoshita2, Yutaka Hashimoto3
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