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Ž Zbornik Sažetaka Proceeding of Abstracts ISSN 1848‐5553 Hrvatsko biološko društvo 1885 SOCIETAS BIOLOGORUM CROATICA 1885 Croatian Biological Society 11. HRVATSKI BIOLOŠKI KONGRES s međunarodnim sudjelovanjem 11th CROATIAN BIOLOGICAL CONGRESS with International Participation Šibenik,16. – 21. IX 2012. Šibenik, Katedrala Sv. Jakova (Foto Dario Žagar) Nacionalni park Krka (Foto Sven Jelaska) ZBORNIK SAŽETAKA PROCEEDING OF ABSTRACTS Hrvatsko biološko društvo 1885 SOCIETAS BIOLOGORUM CROATICA 1885 Croatian Biological Society 11. HRVATSKI BIOLOŠKI KONGRES s me ñunarodnim sudjelovanjem 16. – 21. rujna 2012. Šibenik, Hrvatska th 11 CROATIAN BIOLOGICAL CONGRESS With International Participation 16 th – 21 st September 2012 Šibenik, Croatia ZBORNIK SAŽETAKA PROCEEDING OF ABSTRACTS Zagreb, 2012. ZBORNIK SAŽETAKA 11. HRVATSKOG BIOLOŠKOG KONGRESA BOOK OF ABSTRACTS TH OF THE 11 CROATIAN BIOLOGICAL CONGRESS Urednici / Editors Sven D. Jelaska Göran I.V. Klobu čar Lucija Šeri ć Jelaska Dunja Leljak Levani ć Žaklin Lukša Odovorni tehni čki urednici / Technical Editors in Chief Sven D. Jelaska Lucija Šeri ć Jelaska Hrvatsko biološko društvo 1885 Croatian Biological Society Zagreb, 2012. ISSN 1848-5553 Klju čni naslov: Zbornik sažetaka (Hrvatski biološki kongres s me ñunarodnim sudjelovanjem) Skra ćeni klju čni naslov: Zb. Sažet. (Hrvat. Biol. kongr. Me ñunar. Sudjel.) Organizator kongresa i izdava č zbornika / Organiser of the Congress and Publisher of the Proceeding Hrvatsko biološko društvo 1885 Croatian Biological Society Rooseveltov trg 6, HR-10000 Zagreb, Hrvatska Tel: +385 (0)1 4606272; Fax: +385 (0)1 4606286 e-mail: [email protected] URL: www.hbd1885.hr Organizacijski i programski odbor / Organizing and Program Committee: Višnja Besendorfer (Predsjednica / President), Milenko Milovi ć (Dopredsjednik / Vicepresident), Sven Jelaska (Tajnik / Secretary), Katarina Caput Mihali ć (Blagajnica / Treasurer), Damjan Franjevi ć, Sanja Gottstein, Petar Kruži ć, Dunja Leljak-Levani ć, Žaklin Lukša, Nenad Malenica, Drago Marguš, Tanja Radi ć Lakoš, Lucija Šeri ć Jelaska, Kristian Vlahovi ček, Irina Zupan Znanstveni odbor / Scientific Committee: Göran Klobu čar (Predsjednik / President), Dubravka Hranilovi ć (Dopredsjednica / Vicepresident), Andreja Ambriovi ć-Ristov, Tatjana Bakran-Petricioli, Renato Batel, Krunoslav Br čić-Kosti ć, Vera Cesar, Marko Ćaleta, Helena Ćetkovi ć, Zdravko Dolenec, Jakov Dul čić, Jerka Dumi ć, Hrvoje Fulgosi, Sanja Gottstein, Bojan Hamer, Stipan Jonji ć, Mladen Kerovec, Marcelo Kova čić, Nevenka Kopjar, Marijana Krsnik-Rasol, Gordana Lackovi ć- Venturin, Gordan Lauc, Bojan Lazar, Dunja Leljak-Levani ć, Zlatko Liber, Žaklin Lukša, Milorad Mrakov čić, Toni Nikoli ć, Nadica Oršoli ć, Maja Osmak, Mirjana Pavlica, Miroslav Plohl, Martina Podnar Leši ć, Jasna Puizina, Ines Radanovi ć, Mary Sopta, Lucija Šeri ć Jelaska, Zdenko Tkal čec, Zoran Tadi ć, Nikola Tvrtkovi ć, ður ñica Ugarkovi ć, Željka Vidakovi ć-Cifrek, Damir Vili čić, Kristian Vlahovi ček, Ivana Weygand-ðuraševi ć, Davor Zahradka, Irina Zupan Tehni čka potpora / Technical support: Romana Gra čan, Gordana Gregorovi ć, Vesna Gulin, Mišel Jeli ć , Marija Kozina, Ana Stoši ć, Nives Rajevi ć, Stjepan Renje, Maja Šrut, Krešimir Žganec, Petar Žutini ć Sponzori i pokrovitelji / Sponsors and Patrons: Ministarstvo znanosti, obrazovanja i športa Republike Hrvatske / The Ministry of Science, Education and Sport of Republic of Croatia Hrvatska Akademija znanosti i umjetnosti / Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts Prirodoslovno-matemati čki fakultet Sveu čilišta u Zagrebu / Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb Biološki odsjek Prirodoslovno-matemati čkog fakulteta Sveu čilišta u Zagrebu / Division of Biology, Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb Nacionalni park „Krka“ / Krka National Park Državni zavod za zaštitu prirode / State Institute for Nature Protection Šibensko-kninska županija / Šibenik-knin county HEP d.d. Hrvatske vode Školska knjiga d.d. - Zagreb Gorea Plus d.o.o. - Sveta Nedelja Biomax d.o.o. - Zagreb LKB Hrvatska d.o.o. - Zagreb Bicro d.o.o. - Zagreb Dijagnostica skalpeli d.o.o. - Zagreb Biosistemi d.o.o. – Zagreb Novo Analitica d.o.o. – Zagreb iii Cijenjeni ljubitelji biologije! Trebalo je dosta hrabrosti, ali i zanesenosti biologijom, da u ova krizna vremena krenemo u organizaciju 11. Hrvatskog biološkog kongresa. Vaš odaziv je bio najbolji odgovor na sva naša po četna pitanja i sumnje. Taj odgovor je prikazan u ovoj knjizi sažetaka 7 plenarnih predavanja, 111 usmenih i 124 posterskih priop ćenja. Raznolikost pokrivenih tematskih sekcija nije se bitno mijenjala u odnosu na prijašnje Kongrese, možda tek zastupljenost pojedine teme brojem priop ćenja. Uvjeren sam da će vam ovaj Zbornik pružiti puno korisnih informacija i potaknuti na razmišljanja, ali isto tako da ćete uz njega lakše do čekati sljede ći Kongres. Velik broj mla ñih sudionika potvr ñuje zna čaj Kongresa u vertikali obrazovanja biologije te jam či njegovu sigurnu i svijetlu budu ćnost u predstoje ćim godinama. Na kraju mogu samo s Vama podijeliti svoje zadovoljstvo što se bavimo tako divnom dinami čnom znanstvenom disciplinom, pri čemu i sami moramo biti dinami čni da bi doprinosili njenom razvoju i razumijevanju. U ime Organizacijskog i programskog odbora Sven Jelaska Dear biology lovers! Beside courage, enchantments with biology were also necessary for making decision to organise 11 th Croatian Biological Congress in this time of crisis. Fortunately, you have disarmed all our doubts and questions about it with your interest. With great pleasure we present you here abstracts of 7 plenary lectures and submitted abstracts of 111 oral and 124 poster presentations. Diversity of presentations covers more or less same topics as in previous Congresses, with maybe some changes in number of presentation within sections. I believe that you will find plenty of interesting information in the Proceeding, as well as food for thoughts. In addition, it will make your waiting for the next Congress easier. High number of younger participants confirms position of these Congresses in education process, as well as it ensures bright future for Congresses to come. Finally, I have to share my satisfaction that we deal with such a beautiful and dynamical science which requires from us to be dynamical as well to successfully contribute to its development and understanding. On behalf of the Organizing and Programme Committee Sven Jelaska iv Hrvatski biološki kongres nije samo mjesto za predstavljanje rezultata svog dosadašnjeg istraživa čkog rada, ve ć i mjesto gdje susre ćemo prijatelje s kojima komentiramo novije i prisje ćamo se nekih prošlih doga ñaja. Ovaj tradicionalan skup hrvatskih biologa je, danas više nego ikad, prilika za uspostavu budu će znanstvene suradnje, prilika da udružimo snage i dogovorimo proširenje i nadopunu naših dosadašnjih istraživanja ili zajedno osmislimo sasvim nova, još inovativnija i interesantnija. Stoga želim svim sudionicima kongresa da ih prezentirani rezultati i saznanja kolega biologa potaknu na razmišljanje koje će rezultirati mnoštvom novih ideja za njihov daljnji znanstveno- istraživa čki rad. I najvažnije od svega, želim vam svima da na ovom, 11-om po redu Hrvatskom kongresu biologa uspostavite nove uspješne znanstvene suradnje! U ime znanstvenog odbora Göran Klobu čar Croatian Biological Congress is not just a place where we present the results of our latest research, but also a place where we meet our friends and comment on some recent or not so recent events. This traditional meeting of Croatian biologists should be, today more then ever, an opportunity to organize future scientific collaborations, opportunity to join forces in expanding our recent scientific endeavours or to, together with our fellow biologists, conceive completely new scientific ideas, even more innovative and interesting. Therefore, I wish to all the participants of this Congress to have at least one moment of inspiration when listening to results and findings of their fellow biologists, which will result in a multitude of new ideas for their future scientific research. And most important of all, I wish that everyone attending the 11th Croatian Biological Congress discover new and successful scientific collaborations! On behalf of the Scientific committee Göran Klobu čar v vi SADRŽAJ CONTENTS 11. Hrvatski biološki kongres / 11 th Croatian Biological Congress Šibenik, Croatia, 16-21. IX 2012. SADRŽAJ vii CONTENTS PLENARNA PREDAVANJA 1 PLENARY LECTURES P-1 Tomislav Domazet-Lošo 2 A PHYLOSTRATIGRAPHIC APPROACH TO EVO-DEVO QUESTIONS P-2 William O.C. Symondson 2 WHAT DO PREDATORS HAVE FOR BREAKFAST? THE USE OF PCR AND NEXT GENERATION SEQUENCING TO ANALYSE THE DIETS OF INVERTEBRATES AND VERTEBRATES IN THE FIELD 2 P-3 William Martin HYDROTHERMAL VENTS AND THE ORIGIN OF BIOCHEMISTRY: BRINGING ROCKS TO LIFE P-4 Ivan Mijakovic 3 BACTERIAL SIGNALLING NETWORKS: THE SYSTEMS BIOLOGY PERSPECTIVE P-5 Zdravko J. Lorkovic, Antonius Matzke, Marjori Matzke 3 RNA-DIRECTED DNA METHYLATION IN Arabidopsis thaliana P-6 Vaishnavi Ananthanarayanan, Nenad Pavin, Iva M. Toli ć-Nørrelykke 4 MOTOR PROTEINS RIDING ON MICROTUBULES: DIRECT OBSERVATION OF SINGLE DYNEINS in vivo P-7 Patrik Nosil 4 ECOLOGICAL AND GENOMIC BASIS OF SPECIES FORMATION BILJNA BIOLOGIJA 5 PLANT BIOLOGY Usmena priop ćenja / Oral presentations 6 U-1 B. Miti ć 6 MORFOLOGIJA POLENA RODA IRIS L. 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