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МАТЕРИАЛЫ КОНФЕРЕНЦИИ Московская международная научно-практическая конференция ЭКОЛОГИЯ КРУПНЫХ ГОРОДОВ Проводится в рамках Московского международного конгресса «Биотехнология: состояние и перспективы развития» 15 - 17 марта 2010 March, 15 - 17 Под патронажем Правительства Москвы Sponsored by Moscow Government The Moscow International Scientific and Practical Conference ECOLOGY OF BIG CITIES Held within the framework of Moscow International Congress «Biotechnology: State of the Art and Prospects of Development» CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS МАТЕРИАЛЫ КОНФЕРЕНЦИИ | | CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS УДК 663.1+579+577.1 ББК 28.072 Б63 Московская международная научно-практическая конференция «БИОТЕХНОЛОГИЯ: ЭКОЛОГИЯ КРУПНЫХ ГОРОДОВ» материалы Московской международной научно-практической конференции (Москва, 15-17 марта, 2010 г.) М.: ЗАО «Экспо-биохим-технологии», РХТУ им. Д.И. Менделеева, 2010 – 592 с. ISBN 5-7237-0372-2 УДК 663.1+579+577.1 ББК 28.072 ISBN 5-7237-0372-2 Настоящие МАТЕРИАЛЫ КОНФЕРЕНЦИИ созданы на основании информации, предоставленной организаторами, экспонентами и рекламодателями выставки и конгресса. Материалы тезисов публикуются в авторской версии. Организаторы не несут ответственности за неточности и упущения в названиях и адресах, представленных в данном сборнике. The Moscow International Scientific and Practical Conference «BIOTECHNOLOGY: ECOLOGY OF BIG CITIES» Proceedings of The Moscow International Scientific and Practical Conference (March 15-17, 2010, Moscow, Russia) Moscow: JSC “Expo-biochem-technologies”, D.I. Mendeleyev University of Chemistry and Technology of Russia, 2010– 592 p. ISBN 5-7237-0372-2 This CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS is issued by order of organizers of exhibition and congress on the basis of information given by exhibitors and advertisers. The abstracts materials are published in author’s version. The Organizers do not bear responsibility for any errors or omissions regarding the names and addresses of the congress participants, presented in the collection. Московская международная научно-практическая конференция БИОТЕХНОЛОГИЯ: ЭКОЛОГИЯ КРУПНЫХ ГОРОДОВ 15-17 марта 010 МАТЕРИАЛЫ КОНФЕРЕНЦИИ | | CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS ОРГАНИЗАТОРЫ КОНФЕРЕНЦИИ И ВЫСТАВКИ: Правительство Москвы Российская академия наук Федеральное Агентство по науке и инновациям РФ Российская академия медицинских наук Российская академия сельскохозяйственных наук Российский фонд фундаментальных исследований Торгово-промышленная палата Российской Федерации Российский союз химиков ЗАО "Экспо-биохим-технологии" THE ORGANIZERS OF THE CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION ARE: Government of Moscow The Russian Academy of Sciences The Russian Academy of Medical Sciences The Russian Academy of Agricultural Sciences The Chamber of Trade and Commerce of the Russian Federation Russian Union of Chemists, JSC Expo-Biochim-Technologies ОРГАНИЗАЦИИ, СОДЕЙСТВУЮЩИЕ ПОДГОТОВКЕ КОНФЕРЕНЦИИ: Российский химико-технологический университет им. Д.И. Менделеева Институт биоорганической химии им. академиков М.М. Шемякина и Ю.А. Овчинникова РАН Институт биохимической физики им. Н.М. Эмануэля РАН Химический факультет МГУ им. М.В. Ломоносова МГУ прикладной биотехнологии Всероссийский институт лекарственных растений (ВИЛАР) Московский университет инженерной экологии Московское агентство поддержки экспорта и инвестиций РОАО «Росагробиопром» SUPPORTERS: D. Mendeleyev University of Chemical Technology of Russia M.M.Shemyakin and Yu.M. Ovchinnikov Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry, RAS N.M. Emanuel Institute of Biochemical Physics of the Russian Academy of Sciences Moscow State University of Applied Biotechnology The Department of Chemistry of M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University Biomedical Technologies Center Moscow State University of the Engineering Ecology ROAO “Rosagrobioprom” The Moscow International Scientific and Practical Conference BIOTECHNOLOGY: ECOLOGY OF BIG CITIES March 15-17, 010 МАТЕРИАЛЫ КОНФЕРЕНЦИИ | | ПРИВЕТСТВИЕ ОРГАНИЗАТОРАМ, УЧАСТНИКАМ И ГОСТЯМ МОСКОВСКОЙ МЕЖДУНАРОДНОЙ НАУЧНО-ПРАКТИЧЕСКОЙ КОНФЕРЕНЦИИ «БИОТЕХНОЛОГИЯ: ЭКОЛОГИЯ КРУПНЫХ ГОРОДОВ» И VIII МЕЖДУНАРОДНОЙ СПЕЦИАЛИЗИРОВАННОЙ ВЫСТАВКИ «МИР БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ» ДОРОГИЕ ДРУЗЬЯ! От имени Правительства Москвы и от себя лично сердечно приветствую организаторов, участников и гостей представительных международных форумов в области биотехнологии! Конференция «Биотехнология: экология крупных городов» и выставка Мир биотехнологии — 2010» являются авторитетными площадками для обсуждения современного состояния и перспектив отечест- венной и мировой биотехнологии. Проблематика форумов связана с решением глобальной актуальной задачи для всех промышленно развитых государств — защитой окружающей среды и здоровья населения от воздействия негативных факторов жизнедеятельности мегаполисов. Сегодня развитие наукоемкой биотехнологии — в ряду ключевых направлений модернизации россий- ской экономики, улучшения жизни граждан в нашей стране. Москва активно разрабатывает и осущест- вляет в этой сфере передовые проекты, имеющие важное экономическое, экологическое и социальное значение для многомиллионного города. Убежден, что проведение Конференции и Выставки будет способствовать расширению сотрудничест- ва между российскими и зарубежными учеными, окажет плодотворное влияние на дальнейшее повыше- ние уровня научных разработок и ускорение их промышленной реализации. Желаю вам, дорогие друзья, больших успехов в работе, новых открытий в мире биотехнологии, здоро- вья, счастья и хороших впечатлений от пребывания в гостеприимной Москве! Мэр Москвы Ю.М. Лужков Московская международная научно-практическая конференция БИОТЕХНОЛОГИЯ: ЭКОЛОГИЯ КРУПНЫХ ГОРОДОВ 15-17 марта 010 CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS | | GREETING TO THE ORGANIZERS, PARTICIPANTS AND GUESTS OF THE MOSCOW INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE “BIOTECHNOLOGY: ECOLOGY OF BIG CITIES” AND THE 8-TH INTERNATIONAL SPECIALIZED EXHIBITION “BIOTECH WORLD 2010” DEAR FRIENDS! On behalf of the Moscow Government and on my own behalf I welcome the organizers, participants and guests of the representatives of International forums in the field of biotechnology. The Conference “Biotechnology: Ecology of Cities” and the Exhibition “Biotech World 2010” are authoritative sphere for discussion, state of the art and prospects of development of national and world biotechnology. Themes of forums present the solution of global important problems for all the developed world- the protection of environment and health of population from influence of negative factors of vital functions of megapolises. Today the development of science intensive scientific biotechnology is one of the most important directions of modernization of Russian economy and improvement of life of our countrymen. The significant projects are realized and developed by Moscow in this sphere. They have economical, ecological and social importance for cities with many millions of people. No doubts that the Conference and Exhibition mutually strengthen the development of cooperation between Russian and foreign scientists and will provide an effective influence on the further growth of science and work towards the realization of its aims. Dear friends, I wish you success in your work, new discovery in biotechnology, health, happiness and good impressions in Moscow. Yu.M. Luzhkov, Moscow Mayor The Moscow International Scientific and Practical Conference BIOTECHNOLOGY: ECOLOGY OF BIG CITIES March 15-17, 010 5 МАТЕРИАЛЫ КОНФЕРЕНЦИИ | | ОРГАНИЗАЦИОННЫЙ КОМИТЕТ СОСТАВ ОРГАНИЗАЦИОННОГО КОМИТЕТА по подготовке и проведению Московской международной научно-практической конференци “Биотехнология: экология крупных городов” Лужков Мэр Москвы, Юрий Михайлович Председатель Оргкомитета Министр Правительства Москвы, руководитель Департамента Бочин природопользования и охраны окружающей Леонид Арнольдович среды г. Москвы, Заместитель председателя Оргкомитета Министр Правительства Москвы, руководитель Департамента науки Пантелеев и промышленной политики г. 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Менделеева академик РАМН, профессор, зав. лабораторией инженерной Егоров энзимологии химического факультета МГУ имени Алексей Михайлович М.В. Ломоносова Иванов Президент Российского союза химиков Виктор Петрович Кирпичников академик РАН, декан биологического факультета МГУ Михаил Петрович имени М.В. Ломоносова, член Президиума РАН, председатель ВАК Котов Юрий Иванович Председатель Правления Московской Торгово-промышленной палаты Крюков Председатель Совета директоров РОАО «Росагробиопром» Сергей Вениаминович Колесников академик РАМН, заместитель председателя Комитета по охране Сергей Иванович здоровья Государственной Думы ФС РФ Московская международная научно-практическая конференция БИОТЕХНОЛОГИЯ: ЭКОЛОГИЯ КРУПНЫХ ГОРОДОВ 15-17 марта 010 CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS | | ORGANIZING COMMITEE
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