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The 4th International Conference on Agricultural and Biological Sciences (ABS 2018) &

2018 International Conference on Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology (ABB 2018)

June 26th-29th, 2018 Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China 1

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part I Conference Schedule ....................................................................................................................... 2

Part II Keynote Speeches ........................................................................................................................... 6

Keynote Speech 1 Crop plants and food security: how do we go? ............................................................ 6

Keynote Speech 2 Lipids and lipases for lipids modification ..................................................................... 7

Keynote Speech 3 Embryonic consequences of abnormal folate transport during development ................ 8

Part III Poster Presentations ...................................................................................................................... 9

Poster Session ...................................................................................................................................... 9

Part IV Oral Presentations ....................................................................................................................... 11

Oral Session 1_Rice Productions and Physiology Studies ....................................................................... 11

Oral Session 2_Crop Productions and Physiology Studies....................................................................... 12

Oral Session 3_ Plant Metabolites, Stress Response and Systematics ..................................................... 13

Oral Session 4_ Plant Physiology, Enzyme Activities and Applications..................................................... 13

Oral Session 5_ Biochemical Pathways and Medical Biotechnology ........................................................ 14

Oral Session 6_Cells & Genes-Biochemistry .......................................................................................... 14

Oral Session 7_Food Science-Storage, Packaging & Technology ............................................................. 15

Oral Session 8_ Agricultural Soil, Irrigation and Environment ................................................................. 16

Oral Session 9_ Toxicants, Diseases and Pests and Environmental Biotechnology ................................... 16

Oral Session 10_Animals, Behvioural and Production Biology ................................................................ 17

Part V Hotel Information ......................................................................................................................... 18

Part VI Group Tour.................................................................................................................................. 21

Acknowledgements ................................................................................................................................ 23




Part I Conference Schedule

Tuesday, June 26th, 2018

Time Activity Location

08:00-19:00 Registration Lobby of Jinma Palace

Notice:

1. Please inform us your paper ID when you register (For example ABS1234).

2. Please take the name card, meal coupon and tourism ticket with you during the conference.

Wednesday Morning, June 27th, 2018

Time Activity Location: Crystal Hall, 2ndfloor, Building A

08:30-08:35 Opening Ceremony Conference Chair: Prof. Francesco Secundo

08:35-09:15 Keynote Speech 1: Crop plants and food security: how do we go? Keynote Speaker: Prof. Moniruzzaman Khondker

09:15-09:55 Keynote Speech 2: Lipids and lipases for lipids modification Keynote Speaker: Prof. Francesco Secundo

09:55-10:20 Pose for a Group Photo and Coffee Break

10:20-11:00

Keynote Speech 3: Embryonic consequences of abnormal folate transport during

development Keynote Speaker: Prof. Richard H. Finnell

11:00-12:00 Poster Presentations

Wednesday Noon, June 27th, 2018

12:00-13:00 Buffet Lunch Jin’s Café,1st Floor, Building A

Wednesday Afternoon, June 27th, 2018

Time Activity: Oral Presentations (Coffee Break 16:10-16:25) Location

14:00-16:10 Oral Session 1_Rice Productions and Physiology Studies Crystal Hall, 2ndfloor, Building A 16:25-18:35 Oral Session 2_Crop Productions and Physiology Studies

Wednesday Evening, June 27th, 2018

18:35-19:30 Buffet Dinner Harmony Hall, 1st Floor, Building A

Thursday Morning, June 28th, 2018





08:00-09:50 Oral Session 3_ Plant Metabolites, Stress Response and Systematics Yunqi Hall

3rd Floor, Building A 10:05-12:10

Oral Session 4_ Plant Physiology, Enzyme Activities and Applications

08:00-10:50 Oral Session 5_ Biochemical Pathways and Medical Bio-technology Longjing Hall

3rd Floor, Building A 10:50-12:50 Oral Session 6_Cells & Genes-Biochemistry

Thursday Noon, June 28th, 2018

12:50-13:30 Buffet Lunch Jin’s Café, 1st Floor, Building A

Thursday Afternoon, June 28th, 2018


14:00-15:40 Oral Session 7_Food Science-Storage, Packaging & Tech-nology Yunqi Hall


Oral Session 8_ Agriculture Soil, Irrigation and Environ-

ment

14:00-16:25 Oral Session 9_ Toxicants, Diseases and Pests and Envi-ronmental Biotechnology Longjing Hall


Oral Session 10_Animals, Behvioural and Production Bi-ology

Thursday Evening, June 28th, 2018

18:40-20:00 Awarding Ceremony and Round Table Dinner Harmony Hall, 1st

Floor, Building A

Friday, June 29th, 2018

08:00-18:00 One Day Tourism around West Lake (Xihu)-5A Level Scenic Spot




大会日程

（Chinese Version of the Conference Schedule）

2018 年 6 月 26 日，星期二

时间日程安排地点

08:00-19:00 注册报到金马饭店大厅

注意：1.报到时请告知您的文章编号（例如：ABS1234）

2.会议期间，请随身佩戴胸牌，就餐请带好餐券，参加旅游请出示旅游券。

2018 年 6 月 27 日，星期三上午

时间日程安排地点：水晶厅（A 座 2 楼）

08:30-08:35 开幕式大会主席：Francesco Secundo 教授

08:35-09:15 主题报告 1:Crop plants and food security: how do we go? 报告专家：Moniruzzaman Khondker 教授

09:15-09:55 主题报告 2:Lipids and lipases for lipids modification

报告专家：Francesco Secundo 教授

09:55-10:20 集体照和茶歇

10:20-11:00

主题报告 3：Embryonic consequences of abnormal folate transport during devel-opment

报告专家：Richard H. Finnell 教授

11:00-12:00 张贴报告

2018 年 6 月 27 日，星期三中午

12:00-13:00 自助午餐金仕咖啡厅（A 座 1 楼）

2018 年 6 月 27 日，星期三下午

时间日程安排：口头报告（茶歇：16:10-16:25）地点

14:00-16:10 口头报告 1：水稻生产和生理研究

水晶厅（A 座 2 楼） 16:25-18:35 口头报告 2：作物生产和生理研究




2018 年 6 月 27 日，星期三晚上

18:35-19:30 自助晚餐和畅厅（A 座 1 楼）

2018 年 6 月 28 日，星期四上午


08:00-09:50 口头报告 3：植物代谢、胁迫反应和系统云栖厅（A 座 3 楼）

10:05-12:10 口头报告 4：植物生理、应用与酶活性

08:00-10:50 口头报告 5：生化过程和医学生物技术龙井厅（A 座 3 楼）

10:50-12:50 口头报告 6：生物化学-细胞和基因

2018 年 6 月 28 日，星期四中午

12:50-13:30 自助午餐金仕咖啡厅（A 座 1 楼）

2018 年 6 月 28 日，星期四下午


14:00-15:40 口头报告 7：食品科学-保存，包装和科技云栖厅（A 座 3 楼）

15:55-18:05 口头报告 8：农业土壤、灌溉和环境

14:00-16:25 口头报告 9：毒物，病虫害和环境生物技术龙井厅（A 座 3 楼）

16:25-18:40 口头报告 10：动物，行为和生产生物学

2018 年 6 月 28 日，星期四晚上

18:40-20:00 颁奖晚会和圆桌晚餐和畅厅（A 座 1 楼）

2018 年 6 月 29 日，星期五

08:00-18:00 杭州西湖风景区一日游




Part II Keynote Speeches

Keynote Speech 1 Crop plants and food security: how do we go?

Keynote Speaker: Prof. Moniruzzaman Khondker

Dhaka University, Bangladesh

Time: 08:35-09:15, June27th, Wednesday Location: Crystal Hall, 2ndfloor, Building A

Biography: Moniruzzaman Khondker obtained M.Sc. in Botany with First Class

from the University of Dhaka in 1972 where he joined as Lecturer in 1975. He

was appointed Professor on 27 March 1995 and later on obtained Selection Grade Professor of the University of Dhaka. In 1988, he obtained a Post-Doctoral Fellowship from

the ‘Economic Commission for the European Communities’ (erstwhile EEC), Brussels, Belgium to vi s-

it 12 famous Limnological Institutes belonging to different EEC countries. During his service in the

Dhaka University, he also worked as Consultant of many international projects on aquatic ecosys-

tems carried out in Bangladesh. He is now the Director of Centre for Advanced Studies and Research

in Biological Sciences in the University of Dhaka. He produced so far four Ph.Ds., guided 34 M.Sc.

theses, published 102 research publications and wrote two text books.

Abstract: Crop plants are one of the vital components of our agricultural system which directly su p-

ply our food along with other essential commodities needed for the sustenance of our life. They do

have a tremendous commercial and economic role in our society. There may be 350,000 species

of plants in the world of which nearly 80,000 are edible. At present 150 species are actively culti-

vated and of these, 30 species produce 95% of human calories and proteins. About one half of the

food for us is derived from four crop plants, namely rice (Oryza sativa L.), maize (Zea mays L.),

wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) and potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) which are fully of terrestrial origin.

Most marine food is still largely harvested from the sea, but this technology is now changing. Crop

plants have direct relation with the food security. By food security we mean having physical, social

and economic access by all people on this globe and at all times to sufficient, safe and nutritious

food to meet the dietary needs of our productive healthy life. Throughout the whole world, there

should be a long-term development strategy to help countries feed their own people. Currently global food security is jeopardized by the sequences of climate change events thought to be occur-

ring on the surface of the earth. Other threatening factors against food security are the

non-homogeneous distribution of the crop plants on earth, scarcity of irrigation water, rate of new

crop plant species introduction, shrinking of cultivable agricultural lands, etc. Of all these bars, sea

level rise and a shift in global temperature and agricultural pattern on the earth due to climate change have been considered as most serious. In the recent time, the discovery or creation of new

crops is also a rare and unusual event. Food safety could be aligned to the food security and the

quality deterioration of the former imposes strong pressure on the latter. Current thoughts of scien-

tists, biologists and agriculturalists to address the above mentioned problems related to food secu-

rity and availability of crop plants have been elaborated in this talk. Mitigating the greenhouse gas

CO2 from the atmosphere by using functional ‘oceanic afforestation ecosystem’ is a recent scientific




back up. The current trend of research in the crop plants has also been highlighted.

Keynote Speech 2 Lipids and lipases for lipids modification

Keynote Speaker: Prof. Francesco Secundo

Istituto di Chimicadel Riconoscimento Molecolare, Italy Time: 09:15-09:55, June 27th, Wednesday

Location: Crystal Hall, 2ndfloor, Building A

Biography: Dr. Francesco Secundo, male, biochemist, graduated (Laurea in

Biological Sciences) at the University of Milano, Italy in 1992. He has con-ducted research activity at the Institute of Chemistry of Molecular Recogni-

tion, CNR, in Milan, since 1986. His research activity is documented by more

than 100 articles in international journals (H-index 27, Scopus). His research work has dealt with the

preparation and use of enzymes in organic synthesis and for other biotechnological purposes, ana-

lyzing the role of enzyme formulation on enzyme conformation and activity. He also carried out

analysis of proteins, lipids or antibiotics in food by different analytical techniques.

Abstract: Fatty acids (FA) composition in lipids and phospholipids has been widely studied, because

of the potential impact on human health. In particular, the discussion at the meeting of the Federa-

tion of European Nutrition Societies in Berlin, October 2015, led to the conclusion that diet guide-

lines should continue to recommend limiting dietary saturated fatty acid (SAFA), but at the same

time emphasize the importance of replacing SAFA with polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) to reduce

cardiovascular disease risk. SAFA consumption is regarded as an important risk factor for cardiovas-

cular diseases (CVD), due to their association with increased blood cholesterol. Furthermore, re-

placement of trans-fatty acids with PUFA has the most favorable effect on reducing low-density lip-

oprotein-cholesterol (LDL-C) and therefore the CVD risk.

Many different strategies have been adopted, with the aim to prepare lipids enriched in beneficial

PUFA.

On one side, there is more attention to the animal feeding to improve fat quality in the food ob-

tained from them (e.g., eggs, milk, farmed fish, etc.). Alternatively, modification of lipids by enric h-ing them with PUFA is a very common procedure. In particular, the use of enzymatic methods for

this latter purpose is a very natural-like approach that has been explored for numerous lipids and

natural compounds interesting for the food industry. Among the various enzymes, lipases are the

most established biocatalysts used for the synthesis of structured triacylglycerols, fats, and marga-

rine and for the release of flavoring fatty acids for food applications. In the presentation that will be held at ABS2018 and ABB 2018, both aspects will be reported and

discussed. It will be reported an example of how a different feeding of cows (grazing at different al-

titude of the Alpine region or fed with a diet usually adopted in cowshed) affects the fat content and

fat composition of cow milk. Furthermore, examples of lipids modifications by lipases and the

strategies adopted to improve this methodology will also be presented.




Keynote Speech 3 Embryonic consequences of abnormal folate transport during development

Keynote Speaker: Prof. Richard H. Finnell

Baylor College of Medicine, USA Time: 10:20-11:00, June27th, Wednesday

Location: Crystal Hall, 2ndfloor, Building A

Biography: Dr. Richard H. Finnell is a Professor in the Center for Precision En-

vironmental Health in the Department of Molecular and Cell Biology and in the Department of Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine. He is also a

Changjiang Scholar Professor at Fudan University, an Adjunct Professor in the

Shanghai Institute of Medical Genetics of Jiaotong University, and in the In-

stitute for Reproductive and Child Health at Peking University. A pediatric geneticist, he has been

involved in investigating genetic susceptibility to environmentally induced birth defects, applying stem cell technology to the detection of potential teratogenic compounds in efforts to prevent the-

se birth defects, developing mouse models to understand the pathogenesis of the defects, and us-

ing highly innovative approaches to treating these disabilities. Professor Finnell has authored over

350 publications in journals such as Science, Nature Genetics, Nature Cell Biology, PNAS and Devel-

opmental Cell.

Abstract: The presentation will cover two disorders linked to the human folate receptor alpha pro-

tein. The first portion of the presentation will focus on the role of preconceptional folic acid sup-

plementation in reducing the occurrence of complex congenital defects in humans. Specifically, we

will focus on the role of folic acid in the prevention of neural tube defects. To better understand the

mechanisms underlying theses beneficial effects, we developed a variety of genetically modified

mice whose folate transport systems have been ablated. Administration of exogenous one-carbon

sources partially rescues the nullizygous embryos; although they present with a low prevalence of

malformations involving the neural tube, craniofacies, heart, eyes and abdominal wall. Inadequate

maternal folate causes notable changes in the Folr1 mutant embryos at the molecular and cellular

levels, clearly indicating the importance of folate homeostasis during early mammal ian develop-

ment. The second part of the talk will focus on the cerebral folate deficiency (CFD) syndrome, which

is characterized by very low concentration of 5-methyltetrahydrofolate (5-MTHF) in cerebrospinal

fluid, while folate levels in plasma and red blood cells are normal. CFD patients present with symp-

toms including: developmental delay, ataxia, dyskinesias, spasticity, speech difficulties and epilepsy. Previously, mutations in several folate pathway genes, including hFRa (folate receptor alpha), DHFR

(dihydrofolate reductase), PCFT (proton coupled folate transporter) and MTHFS (methenyltetrahy-

drofolatesynthetase) have been identified in CFD patients. In an effort to identify causal mutations

for CFD, we performed whole exome sequencing analysis of DNA samples collected from CFD pa-

tients, developed mouse models to test hypotheses which was published in the April 2017 issue of Nature Genetics.




Part III Poster Presentations

Conference organizers will print the posters for free as long as the e-version based on the poster template was provided on time.

If you did not return the e-version on time, you could prepare the poster by yourself based on the

following points:

Materials Provided by the Conference Organizer:

X Racks & Base Fabric Canvases (60cm×160cm, see the figure)

Adhesive Tapes or Clamps

Materials Provided by the Presenters:

Home-made Posters

Requirements for the Posters:

Materials: not limited, can be posted on the Canvases

Size:60cm×160cm

Content: for demonstration of the presenter’s paper, please

kindly illustrate your researchers by combining the figures and

the texts. A header ‘The 4th International Conference on Agri-

cultural and Biological Sciences (ABS2018)’ or ‘2018 International Conference on Applied Bio-

chemistry and Biotechnology (ABB 2018)’ to your poster is appreciated. Four corners: please make four holes in the four sides of the poster, which will make it easy to

be displayed;

Requirements for the Presenters:

Stand beside his (her) Poster through the Session, and discuss with the readers about his(her) paper

Poster Session

Time: June27th, 11:00-12:00 Location: Crystal Hall, 2ndfloor, Building A

Paper ID Paper Title Author

ABB1004 Establishment of a quality test for arbuscular mycorrhizal inoculum

Qingzhi Yao

ABB1067 The ACE I/D and ACTN3 R577X polymorphisms in Chinese

elite female soccer athletes Wei Qi

ABB1070 A novel bioengineered bacillus caldovelox arginase i for ar-

ginine depletion therapy in cancer Sai Fung Chung

ABS2321 Structural identification for principle polysaccharide com-

ponent in water extraction of porphyra yezoensis Chuner Cai




ABS2479

Evaluation of nutrient expert system in improving nutrient

use efficiency and environmental benefits for winter wheat

in the Hebei Plain

Liangliang Jia

ABS2505 Effects of Suillus luteus on soil microbial communities of two

pines in Inner Mongolia Qingzhi Yao

ABS2509 Biomass-based rapeseed (Brassica napus L.) pod morpho-logical structural model

Weixin Zhang

ABS2510 Spatial distribution of Fargesia in China Lichuan Qiu

ABS2574 Characteristics and relationships of foliar element content

and specific leaf volume of alpine plant functional groups Peixi Su

ABS2580 Effects of high temperature conditions on growth and yield

of Korean wheat cultivar Jeong Hanyong

ABS2581 Contemporary condition and conservation of wetland re-

source in Pingshan Hebei Province Zhichao Wang

ABS2589 Canopy photosynthesis and carbon gains of two typical al-

pine vegetation communities Rui Shi

ABS2732 Identified favorite allele of ZmRCCR for chlorophyll com-

pounds during maturation in maize Shutu Xu

ABS2749 Comparative analysis of the complete chloroplast genome

sequences of three amaranthus species Su-Young Hong

ABS2750 Complete mitochondrial genome sequences of Korean P.

infestans isolates and their haplotypes Kwangsoo Cho

ABB1046 Yeast strains selection for ethanol fermentation with sugar-

cane molasses

Arianna Núñez Cara-

ballo

ABS2681 Extraction and characterization of pectin from the peel

powder of Aloe barbadensis Xufeng Zhan




Part IV Oral Presentations

Devices Provided by the Conference Organizer:

Laptops (with MS-Office & Adobe Reader)

Projectors & Screen

Laser Sticks

Materials Provided by the Oral Presenters:

Power Pointer or PDF Files with Paper ID and conference title marked;

Presentation Instructions:

Regular/Invited Oral Presentation will be deliver tentatively;

The duration will be 20 Minutes for Invited Oral Presentation including 3-5 Minutes of Q&A;

while 15 Minutes for Regular Oral Presentation including 2-3 Minutes of Q&A;

All speakers MUST meet in the room at least 20 minutes prior to the beginning of the session;

Kindly inform us in advance if some provisional changes;

Best Oral Presentation Selection Instructions:

Five Best Oral presentation would be selected separately from Session 1&2, Session 3&4, Ses-

sion 5&6, Session 7&8 and Session 9 & 10;

You will get an evaluation form for best oral presentation selection, kindly fill in the form and

send it back when two sessions in the morning or in the afternoon finish; You could select two best oral presentations with one form, however only one best oral presen-

tation from Session 1&2, Session 3&4, Session 5&6, Session 7&8 and Session 9&10 will be se-

lected;

To ensure the fairness of the selection, one person could fill in only one form, kindly fill in the

form by yourself and fill in your paper/abstract ID;

Oral Session 1_Rice Productions and Physiology Studies

Session Chair: Prof. Hisayoshi Hayashi, University of Tsukuba, Japan

Time: June 27th, 14:00-16:10 Location: Crystal Hall, 2ndfloor, Building A

Paper ID Time Paper Title Author

ABB1027 14:00-14:20 Altered expression of nitrogen transporters improves

grain yield by increasing tiller number in rice (Invited)

Zhongming

Fang

ABS2455 14:20-14:40 Rice thermotolerance induced by bacterial endophytes

(Invited) Li-Sen Young




ABS2526 14:40-15:00

Crude extract of red jasmine rice (Oryza sativa Linn.)

exerts chondroprotective activities in the cartilage ex-

plant model and counteracts apoptotic resistance in

SW982 culture (Invited)

Siriwan

Ongchai

ABS2715 15:00-15:20 Paddy rice production using living mulch (Invited) Hisayoshi

Hayashi

ABS2469 15:20-15:40 The application of aerobic irrigation in the production of

hybrid rice in china (Invited) Xianqin Lin

ABS2657 15:40-15:55

Impact of soil chemical properties on rice yield: evi-

dence from 116 paddy fields of a large-scale farm in

Kinki Region, Japan

Dongpo Li

ABS2678 15:55-16:10 Responses of red rice (Oryza sativa L. ‘Cempo Merah’) to calcium silicate under cadmium stress

Rita Ariyana Nur Khasanah

16:10-16:25 Coffee Break

Oral Session 2_Crop Productions and Physiology Studies

Session Chair: Prof. Shuyu Liu, Texas A&M University System, USA

Time: June 27th, 16:25-18:35 Location: Crystal Hall, 2ndfloor, Building A


ABS2730 16:25-16:45 Percent relative cumulative frequency approach to de-

termine micronutrient deficiencies in soybean (Invited)

Kiyoko

Hitsuda

ABS2433 16:45-17:00 Factors influencing enzymatic digestibility of starches

from tuber and root crops Takahiro Noda

ABS2459 17:00-17:15

N, P and K fertilization mathematical models affected by

temperature, annual rainfall and crop development for

maize crop in Mexico

Arturo Chong Eslava

ABS2499 17:15-17:30 Effect of salt stress on growth and physiology in Melia

azedarach L. seedlings of six provenances Liping Xu

ABS2563 17:30-17:45 Application of 90K and GBS SNPs in wheat genomic

breeding in the US high plains Shuyu Liu

ABS2713 17:45-18:00

Population of ice nucleation active bacteria and severity

of frost injury (embun upas) on potato in wonosobo,

dieng plateau

Ari Susilowati

ABS2411 18:00-18:20

Technological, energetic and environmental assessment

of herbal plants preparation and usage for energy con-version (Invited)

Jasinskas Al-

girdas

ABS2605 18:20-18:35

Physiological and biochemical response of wheat to fo-

liar application of silicon under combined salinity and drought stress conditions

Abdul Sattar




Oral Session 3_ Plant Metabolites, Stress Response and Systemat-ics

Session Chair: Prof. Baohua Song, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, USA

Time: June 28th, 08:00-09:50 Location: Yunqi Hall, 3rd floor, Building A


ABS2474 08:00-08:20 An expert botanical feature extraction technique for

identifying plant species (Invited)

Mohd Shafry

Moh

ABS2597 08:20-08:40 Relationships between endogenous phytohormone lev-

els and adventitious shoot formation in ipecac (Invited)

Mikihisa

Umehara

ABS2659 08:40-09:00 Application of phytochemicals from plant materials (In-

vited) Xuqiao Feng

ABS2790 09:00-09:20 Omics in wild soybean (Glycine soja) – insights into plant

stress management (Invited) Baohua Song

ABS2753 09:20-09:35 Mexican Crataegus: content of flavonoids in the flowers and Essential Oils of the fruits

Marcos So-to-Hernández

ABB1047 09:35-09:50 Histochemical studies on the climatic change induces

shoot tip necrosis in Azadirachta indica A. Juss

Veeraiyan

Nandagopalan


Oral Session 4_ Plant Physiology, Enzyme Activities and Applica-tions

Session Chair: Prof. Md. Abdul Karim, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh

Time: June 28th, 10:05-12:10 Location: Yunqi Hall, 3rd floor, Building A


ABS2687 10:05-10:25

Survival of vibrio vulnificus in association with blue

green alga anabaena variabilis in laboratory microcosms

(Invited)

Md. Abdul Ka-

rim

ABS2726 10:25-10:40 Alternative splicing is crucial for plant abiotic stress re-

sponses Jianhua Zhu

ABS2679 10:40-10:55 The inhibitory effects of phytochemical polyphenols and

their combinations on α-glucosidase in vitro

Chenghui

Zhang

ABS2720 10:55-11:10 Wheat biofortification as a tool to combat micronutrient

deficiency in developing world S K Sethi

ABS2603 11:10-11:25 Optimizing the NPK application in white mustard (Sina-

pis alba) under an arid climate in Punjab, Pakistan Ahmad Sher

ABS2599 11:25-11:40 Enzymatic modulation of the bitter taste in Human and

Drosophila Fabrice Neiers

ABS2613 11:40-11:55 New insight into the role of the oral mucosa in flavour

perception Francis Canon




ABS2616 11:55-12:10

Structure-function relationships of brazzein, a

sweet-tasting protein and its interactions with the hu-

man sweet taste receptor

Loic Briand

Oral Session 5_ Biochemical Pathways and Medical Biotechnology

Session Chair: Prof. Wim J. Quax, University of Groningen, The Netherlands

Time: June 28th, 08:00-10:50 Location: Longjing Hall, 3rdfloor, Building A


ABB1057 08:00-08:20

Engineering TNF-ligands: novel RANKL DE-loop mutants

antagonize RANK-mediated osteoclastogenesis (Invit-

ed)

Wim Quax

ABS2768 08:20-08:40 Soy isoflavone genistein attenuates vascular inflamma-

tion via targeting cAMP/PKA signaling (Invited) Zhenquan Jia

ABB1049 08:40-08:55 Exploring the functional importance of a transcriptional

cholesterol/sugar switch in the liver Qiong Fan

ABB1051 08:55-09:10 The effects of caffeine with α-Lipoic acid supplementa-tion on oxidative stress status in diabetic rat’s liver

Khoirul Rista Abidin

ABB1053 09:10-09:25

The effect of exercise to indicators of inflammation risks

of gaster, small intestine, and colon on male wistar rats

induced with d-galactose

Dian Mur-

waningsih

ABB1062 09:25-09:40

Repurposing disulfiram for cancer therapy via targeted

nanotechnology through enhanced tumor mass pene-

tration and disassembly

Peisheng Xu

ABS2527 09:40-09:55

Protective effect of Kaempferia parviflora ethanolic ex-

tract on the expression of genes-associated rheumatoid

arthritis in SW982 culture model via p38/STAT1 and

STAT3 pathways

Patiwat

Kongdang


ABS2608 10:05-10:20

Antidiabetic effect of fucoidan through preventing pan-

creatic β-cell death and increasing insulin synthesis via

a Sirt-1-dependent manner

Tz-Chong Chou

ABS2677 10:20-10:35 Lipid peroxidation and histopathology of liver on preg-

nant BALB/C Mice after infection Plasmodium berghei Syukriah

ABS2643 10:35-10:50 Development and validation of loop-mediated iso-thermal amplification (lamp) assay for the detection of

human hepatitis c virus (hcv) genome

Khalid Anjum

Oral Session 6_Cells & Genes-Biochemistry

Session Chair: Prof. Zhong Chen, National Institute of Education, Singapore




Time: June 28th, 10:50-12:50 Location: Longjing Hall, 3rd Floor, Building A


ABS2417 10:50-11:10

Characterization of the structural/functional switching

of the redox protein and its significance in improving

stress tolerance (Invited)

Bhumi Nath

Tripathi

ABS2725 11:10-11:30 Identification of plant genes involved in the interaction with soil microbiome (Invited)

Zhong Chen

ABS2736 11:30-11:50 Synthesis and biological effects of N-substituted

2-aminobenzothiazoles (Invited)

Dagmar

Fajkusova

ABB1036 11:50-12:05 Surface display expression of Cyclodextrin glycosyl-

transferase (CGTase) in Pichiapastoris

Hyune-Hwan

Lee

ABS2454 12:05-12:20

High-quality and new reference genome sequences of

cultivated (Linumusitatissimum) and wild (L. bienne)

flax

Frank You

ABS2699 12:20-12:35

Cinchona cells performance in in vitro culture: quinine

alkaloid production with application of different elici-

tors

Diah

Ratnadewi

ABB1069 12:35-12:50 Study of trastuzumab and chimeric anti-VEGF antibody

productions in the cytoplasm of Escherichia coli

Phakti Char-

oenpun

Oral Session 7_Food Science-Storage, Packaging & Technology

Session Chair: Prof. Hongwei Si, Tennessee State University, USA

Time: June 28th, 14:00-15:40 Location: Yunqi Hall, 3rdfloor, Building A


ABS2424 14:00-14:20 Active biodegradable nanocomposites films for food

packaging (Invited) Yixiang Xu

ABS2731 14:20-14:40 How do functional foods prevent chronic diseases? (In-

vited) Hongwei Si

ABS2450 14:40-14:55 Layer-by-layer (LBL) edible coating maintains strawberry

quality and slows down metabolism during storage Li Li

ABS2525 14:55-15:10

Loading and ripeness considerations for the drying of

shredded breadfruit [Artocarpusaltilis (Parkinson) Fos-

berg]

Camille George

ABS2539 15:10-15:25 Effect of lyophilization on total phenolic content of

green tea

Chung-Cheng

Chen

ABS2553 15:25-15:40 Study on three major effects and guarantee system for

quality management of edible mushroom products Shang Guo





Oral Session 8_ Agricultural Soil, Irrigation and Environment

Session Chair: Dr. Izabela Michalak, Wrocław University of Science and Technology, Poland

Time: June 28th, 15:55-18:05 Location: Yunqi Hall, 3rdfloor, Building A


ABS2080 15:55-16:15 Backwashing performance of screen filters in drip irriga-

tion systems (Invited) Quanli Zong

ABS2400 16:15-16:35 The agricultural applications of freshwater macroalgae

(Invited)

Izabela Micha-

lak

ABS2559 16:35-16:50 Spekboom planting in degraded subtropical thicket im-

proves soil properties and native species diversity

Sheunesu Ru-

wanza

ABS2575 16:50-17:05 Soil productivity and its relation to the environment in

the Czech Republic Voltr Vaclav

ABS2634 17:05-17:20 The effect of main and winter cover crops on soil wa-

ter-stable aggregate stability in organic farming Mihkel Are

ABS2770 17:20-17:35 The Australian digital farmer: challenges and opportuni-

ties George Cho

ABS2602 17:35-17:50 Effect of seed inoculation, organic manures and chemi-

cal fertilizers on the growth of mungbean Abdul Qayyum

ABS2658 17:50-18:05 Modeling biosorption of Cr (VI) onto Spirogyra cum-

munis from aqueous solutions Atif Yaqub

ABS2651 N/A

Oreganumvulgare; techno – economic analysis for the

alternative uses and the role of soil – climate conditions

(Video Presentation on the Conference Website)

Konstantinos

Tsanaktsidis

Oral Session 9_ Toxicants, Diseases and Pests and Environmental Biotechnology

Session Chair: Prof. Wenqiao Yuan, North Carolina State University, USA

Time: June 28th, 14:00-16:25 Location: Longjing Hall, 3rd Floor, Building A


ABS2523 14:00-14:20 Antioxidant production from marine brown algae (In-

vited) Wenqiao Yuan

ABS2623 14:20-14:40

Rapid determination of residues of pesticides in honey

by GC-µECD and GC-MS/MS: Method validation and es-

timation of measurement uncertainty according to

document No. SANCO/12571/2013 (Invited)

Ivan Pecorelli

ABS2413 14:40-14:55 Eye-lens weight curve for age estimation and its useful-

ness in management of agricultural pest rodents Tatsuo Yabe

ABS2427 14:55-15:10 Direct and residual toxicity of some low-risk pesticides

to Tetranychus urticae (Koch) and its natural predators Riaz Shah

ABS2423 15:10-15:25 Metropolitan resident’s willingness to payment for

low-carbon agricultural products Jia Ma




ABS2625 15:25-15:40

Experimental studies on the toxicity of certain heavy

metal and organic persistent pollutants on Nile Tilapia

health

Hanaa MM

El-Khayat


ABB1013 15:55-16:10

Potential use of agroindustrial products as support for

fungal Jasmonic acid production under solid-state fer-mentation

Gerardo

Rodríguez Cutiño

ABB1066 16:10-16:25 Stability and reusability of immobilized cyclodextrin

glucanotransferase on hollow fiber membrane

Suhaily binti

Suhaimi

Oral Session 10_Animals, Behvioural and Production Biology

Session Chair: Prof. S. T. Selvan, Tamilnadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, India Time: June 28th, 16:25-18:40 Location: Longjing Hall, 3rdfloor, Building A


ABB1071 16:25-16:40 Identification of the causative agents for diarrhea in

piglets from a Taiwanese pig farm

Jiann-Hwa

Chen

ABB1020 16:40-16:55 Enhancing the ability of microalga for energy production Vijetna Singh

ABS2587 16:55-17:10 Reproductive performance of ostriches reared under

farmed conditions of India S. T. Selvan

ABS2640 17:10-17:25 Bioinsecticides based on natural insectotoxins from

spider venom

Eugene

Rogozhin

ABS2689 17:25-17:40 A further look into Fungal Diseases in Freshwater fishes in Punjab, Pakistan

Zafar Iqbal

ABS2606 17:40-17:55 Qualitative and Quantitative analysis of different milk

sources concerning the human health Faisal Shahzad

ABS2682 17:55-18:10

Effect of mating sex ratio and stocking density on pro-

ductive performance of Black shouldered Peafowl (Pavo

cristatus mut. niripennis)

Shabana Naz

ABS2489 18:10-18:25

Population genetic copy number variation analysis of

CHKB, KLF6, GPC1 and CHRM3 genes in Chinese Domes-

tic Yak (Bos grunniens) Breeds

Habtamu Abera

ABS2488 18:25-18:40 Effect of genotype on heat tolerance traits of rabbits

raised in humid tropics

Fadare Adelo-

dun Opeyemi




Part V Hotel Information

Jinma Palace (金马饭店)

Jinma Palace situated in the beautiful city—Hangzhou, near the Xiaoshan International Airport, is the first five-star business & conference hotel in Xiaoshan District and the largest chain hotel man-aged by Jinling Hotel Group. There are 600 guest rooms, 3000 seats capacity in over 30 dinning ar-eas, including 5 large banquet halls, Chinese & Western restaurants, cafe, 30 VIP private rooms and 15 medium and small-size meeting rooms in Jinma Palace; meanwhile, modern fitness facilities and complete shops make our guests enjoy the recreation life better. Jinma Palace devotes to providing all the guests considerate and quality service; it is the ideal place to do business and spend holidays for the guests from at home and abroad. The hotel offers easy access to The 4th International Con-ference on Agricultural and Biological Sciences (ABS2018) and 2018 International Conference on Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology (ABB 2018).

Website: http://2015en.jinmapalace.com/

Address: No.218 Tonghui Mid-Road Xiaoshan Hangzhou Contact Number: (86-571)82887888

1. How to get to the Jinma Palace

1). From Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport (In Chinese: 萧山国际机场)

(1) Airport Bus: RMB 15.00 Yuan for 1.2 hours

Airline Express Line: Xiaoshan International Airport – Xiaoshan Bus Station (萧山城区线)

Timetable: 08:10 09:00 09:40 10:30 11:20 12:10 13:00 13:50 14:40 15:30 16:20 17:10 18:00 19:00 20:00 Bus Station Location: Gate No. 8, Arrival Hall of the Airport Terminal Building (机场候机楼

到达厅 8 号门) Detail Routes:

From No. 14 Gate of Arrival Hall, Walk about 230 meters to Xiaoshan Airport Station (萧山机场站)

Take Airline Express Line Xiaoshan (萧山城区线，for 1 station) to Xiaoshan Station（萧

山长途汽车站）

Walk about 1.4 Kms to Jinma Palace: Walk towards East for 70 Meters, Turn left to Xiaoshao Road (萧绍路), Walk along Xiaoshao Road (萧绍路) for 420 Meters, Turn Left

to Tonghui Mid Road (通惠中路) for 460 Meters, and you will See Jinma Palace.

(2) Taxi: about RMB 70.00 Yuan for 35 mins (For reference only, not as a basis for payment)

2). From Hangzhou East Railway Station (杭州东站)

http://2015en.jinmapalace.com/




(1) Bus & Subway: RMB 9.00 Yuan for 1. 2 hours

Detail Routes:

Take Subway Line 4 (4 号线) at Hangzhou East Railway Station (杭州东站) towards

Puyan Terminal (浦沿站方向)

At 4thStation (Qianjiang Road 钱江路站), transfer to Subway Line 2 (2 号线) towards

Chaoyang Terminal (朝阳方向)

Get off at 9th Station (Renming Road 人民路站), Exit from Exit A2

Walk about 810 Meters to Bus Station Shixin Square Station (市心广场站) to take Bus

No. 123 Get off at 4th Station (Xiaoshan Zonggonghui 萧山总工会站), Walk along Tonghui Mid

Road for 180 Meters, and you will see Jinma Palace on your right

(2) Bus: RMB 3.00 Yuan for 1.5 hours

Detail Routes:

Walk about 910 meters to East Railway Bus Station(火车东站) and take Bus No. 123

Get off at 26th Station (Xiaoshan Zonggonghui 萧山总工会站),Walk along Tonghui Mid Road for 180 Meters, and you will see Jinma Palace on your right


3). From Hangzhou Railway Station (杭州火车站)

(1) Bus & Subway: RMB 7.00 Yuan for 1.2 hours

Detail Routes:

Take Subway Line 1 (1号线) at Chengzhan Station (城站) towards Xianghu Terminal (湘

湖方向)

Get off at 6th Station (Binkang Lu Station), Eixt from Exit A

Walk for 860 Meters to Bus Station Binkang Lu East Station (滨康路东站) to take Bus No. 300

Get off at 9th Station (Xiaoshan Zhan Qianlu 萧山站前路)

Walk along Zhanqian Road (站前路) for 300 Meters, and you will see Jinma Palace

(2) Bus: RMB 3.00 Yuan for 1.5 hours

Detail Routes:

Walk about 400 meters to Chengzhan Railway Station(城站火车站) and take Bus No.

300 Get off at 26th Station (Xiaoshan Zhan Qianlu 萧山站前路)

Walk along Zhanqian Road (站前路) for 300 Meters, and you will see Jinma Palace





4). From Hangzhou South Railway Station (杭州南站)

(1) Bus: RMB 2.00 Yuan for 20 mins

Detail Routes:

Walk about 300 meters to South Railway Station(杭州南站) and take Bus No. 747

Get off at 2nd Station (Xiaoshan Zonggonghui 萧山总工会站)

Walk along Tonghui Mid Road for 180 Meters, and you will see Jinma Palace on your right


Download this picture if you would take the taxi:

2. Hotel Map




Part

VI

Group Tour

Schedule:

8:

30: Depart from the Jinma Palace to West Lake

(30 mins to One Hour)

9:20-11:40

West Lake (Visting ten scenes

on West Lake by Sightseeing Boat)

12:00-13:30 Lunch in Restaurant

with Hangzhou Specialities

14:00-17:00 Visiting Temple of Soul's Retreat (Lingyin Temple)

and Solitary Hill

18:00 Back to Jinma Palace

West Lake (Xihu)

"Sunny water waves its glow, Misty rain tricks the hill. Plainly or gaily decked out like Xi Zi, West

Lake is always alluring." These are the words composed by the famous Song Dynasty poet Su

Dongpo (960-1127) to depict the charm of the West Lake.

Measuring 2 miles (3.2 kilometers) in length, 1.7 miles (2.8 kilometers) in width, and 7.5 feet

(2.3 meters) in average depth, the lake spreads itself in an area totaling 2.5 square miles (6.5 square

kilometers). Embraced by mountains on three sides, the West Lake knits itself into the North Inner

Lake, the Yuehu Lake, the West Inner Lake, the South Lake and the West Outer Lake by the fabric of

the Bai Causeway, the Su Causeway and the Yang Causeway. Between the North Inner Lake and the

West Outer Lake lies the largest natural island called the Solitary Hill. In addition, three man-made

islands stand in the West Outer Lake: the Lesser Paradise Island, the Mid-lake Pavilion, and the Ru-




angong Islet; and two famous pagodas by the lake: the Leifeng Pagoda to the south and the Baochu Pagoda to the north. Nowadays, West Lake is one of the top ten scenic areas in China, getting listed

as a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2011. It is famous for the romantic legends and i n-

toxicating scenery.

There are many beautiful landscapes in the lake area, and the following are the most famous

Top Ten Scenes.

You will find Temple of Soul's Retreat (Lingyin Temple) in a long, narrow valley between Peak

Flown From Afar (Fei Lai Feng) and North Peak to the northwest of the West. It is without doubt a

premier showpiece in the West Lake environs and is notable also as one of the ten most famous

Buddhist temples of China. In 1961 it was listed for protection as a key provincial historical and cul-

tural site and is considered a leading centre for research relative to Chinese Buddhist culture.




Acknowledgements

On behalf of the Organizing Committee of ABS 2018 and ABB 2018, we would like to take this op-portunity to express our sincere thanks to the support and contributions of participants from all

over the world. We would also love to express our sincere acknowledgements to the Technical Pro-

gram Committee members who have given their professional guidance and valuable advice as re-

viewers and the successful organization of the conference. Special thanks also go to Prof. Moniruz-

zaman Khondker with the session break-ups and Prof. Francesco Secundo as the conference chair

and all the session chairs with their kindly contribution and help. Below are the lists of the Technical

Program Committee members and Top Contributors of the reviewers . For those who contribute to

the success of the conference organization without listing their names here, we would love to say

thanks as well.

Technical Program Committee

Prof. Matteo Barbari Department of Agricultural, Food and Forestry Systems, GESAAF, Italy

Prof. Francisco Artes, Department of Food Engineering, Head Postharvest and Refrigeration Group,

Technical University of Cartagena, Spain

Prof. Dr. Mohammad H. Golabi, Soil and Environmental Sciences, Environmental Science Graduate

Program, College of Natural and Applied Sciences, University of Guam, USA

Assoc. Prof. Jung Hoon Lee, Agricultural Research Station, Fort Valley State University, USA

Prof. Petr Karlovsky, Molecular Phytopathology and Mycotoxin Research, Georg-August-University

Goettingen, Germany Dr. Danilo G. M. Vitale, Department of Biological, Geological and Environmental Sciences, University

of Catania, Italy

Prof. Joao Simoes, Department of Veterinary Sciences, University of Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro,

Portugal

Prof. Hisayoshi Hayashi, Biosphere Resource Science and Technology Program, Life and Environ-mental Sciences, University of Tsukuba, Japan

Prof. Ebubekir Altntas, Biosystems Engineering, Agricultural Faculty, Gaziosmanpasa University, Tur-

key

Prof. Anas Sarwar Qureshi, Department of Anatomy, University of Agriculture Faisalabad, Pakistan

Prof. Bal Ram Singh, Department of Environmental Sciences, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway

Prof. Hak-Ryul Kim, School of Food Science and Biotechnology, Kyungpook National University, Korea

Prof. Jianjun Lei, College of Horticulture, South China Agricultural University, China

Prof. Héctor Ramón Rubinstein, Department of Clinic Biochemistry, School of Chemical Sciences, Na-

tional University of Córdoba, Argentina

Prof. Magdy Mohamed Gaber, Department of Nutrition National Institute of Oceanography and

Fisheries, Egypt

Prof. Maria Luisa da Silva, Biology, Laboratory of Ornithology and Bioacoustics, Federal University of

Pará State, Brazil




Prof. M. B. Bera, Department of Food Engineering & Technology, Sant Longowal Institute of Eng i-neering & Technology, Demmed University, India

Prof. Ngai Sai Ming, School of Life Sciences, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Prof. Samuel Ohikhena Agele, Department of Crop, Soil & Pest Management, Federal University of

Technology, Nigeria

Prof. V. B. Nargund, Department of Plant Pathology, College of Agriculture, University of Agricultural

Sciences, India

Prof. Xuqiao Feng, College of Food Science and Engineering, Bohai Univerisity, Institute for Science

and Technology of Fruits and vegetables, China

Assoc. Prof. Chao-Hung Kao, Department of Biotechnology, Hung Kuang University, Taiwan

Assoc. Prof. Khim Phin Chong, Science and Natural Resources, Universiti Malaysia Sabah, Malaysia

Assoc. Prof. Mirza Hasanuzzaman, Department of Agronomy, Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University,

Bangladesh

Assoc. Prof. Qiong-lin Liang, Department of Chemistry, Tsinghua University, China

Assoc. Prof. Sinisa Ozimec, Agriculture in Osijek, Osijek, Croatia

Dr. Motlatsi Eric Morojele, National University of Lesotho, Lesotho

Dr. Victor Meriguetti Pinto, University of São Paulo, Center for Nuclear Energy in Agriculture (CENA),

Brazil

Dr. Paul (Long) Cheng, Livestock Nutrition and Grazing Management, Veterinary and Agricultural

Sciences, The University of Melbourne, Australia

Jesús Rodrigo-Comino, Instituto de Geomorfología y Suelos, Department of Geography, University of Málaga, Málaga, Spain; Physical Geography, Trier University, Germany

Dr. Erryana Martati, Department of Food Science and Technology, Universitas Brawijaya, Indonesia

Prof. Mohammad Anwar Hossain, Department of Genetics and Plant Breeding, Bangladesh Agricul-

tural University, Bangladesh

Assis. Prof. Khaled IBRAHIMI, Soil Science & Environment, Higher Institute of Agricultural Sciences of Chott-Mariem, The University of Sousse, Tunisia

Dr. Izabela Michalak, Department of Advanced Material Technologies, Faculty of Chemistry, Wroclaw

University of Science and Technology, Poland

Prof. Baher Effat, Food & Dairy Microbiology, National Research Centre, Dairy Science Department,

Egypt Prof. Abd El-Rahman Abd El-Raouf AHMED, Agricultural Engineering, Agricultural Engineering Re-

search Institute, Agricultural Research Center, Egypt

Prof. Zhongming Fang, Center of Applied Biotechnology, Wuhan Institute of Bioengineering, China

Prof. Mohamed Chiban, Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, Ibn Zohr University, Morocco

Assoc. Prof. Fei Li, Department of Environmental Science and Engineering, Zhongnan University of

Economics and Law, China

Prof. Bhumi Nath Tripathi, Department of Biotechnology; Faculty of Earth Sciences, Indira Gandhi

National Tribal University, India

Prof. Jorge Gracida, Biotechnology Engineering, Autonomous University of Queretaro, Mexico

Assoc. Prof. Younes Mooussaoui, Faculty of Sciences of Gafsa, University of Gafsa, Tunisia

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