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Downloaded from orbit.dtu.dk on: Oct 06, 2021 Growth parameter estimates of listeria monocytogenes in cooked chicken: Effect of preparation of inoculum Birk, Tina; Smith Ottosen, Sussi; Hansen, Tina Beck Published in: The Danish Microbiological Society Annual Congress 2017 - Programme & Abstracts Publication date: 2017 Document Version Publisher's PDF, also known as Version of record Link back to DTU Orbit Citation (APA): Birk, T., Smith Ottosen, S., & Hansen, T. B. (2017). Growth parameter estimates of listeria monocytogenes in cooked chicken: Effect of preparation of inoculum. In The Danish Microbiological Society Annual Congress 2017 - Programme & Abstracts (pp. 66-66). [P55] American Society for Microbiology. 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The Danish Microbiological Society Annual Congress 2017 Programme & Abstracts Monday, 13 November 2017 Eigtveds Pakhus Copenhagen DMS Congress 2017 - PROGRAMME 09:00 Registration, poster mounting and coffee ROOM II Second floor ROOM III Second floor 10:00 Welcome and opening address Welcome and opening address 10:15 Understanding the interactive nature of aquatic Treating wounds in the face of antibiotic resistance microbial communities from genomic data Stefan Bertilsson, Dept. of Ecology and Genetics, Rose Cooper, Cardiff School of Health Sciences, Cardiff Metropolitan University Uppsala University 10:45 Coffee and exhibition First & second floor PARALLEL SESSIONS ROOM II Second floor ROOM III Second floor ROOM IV Second floor Applied bioinformatics Clinical microbiology and Microbiome dynamics in changing beyond: recent developments ecosystems Chair: Mads Albertsen, Dept. of Chair: Michael Kemp, Dept. of Chair: Alexander H. Treusch, Dept. of Clinical Research, University of Chemistry and Bioscience, Biology, University of Southern Southern Denmark Aalborg University Denmark 11:00 Chair introduction Chair introduction Chair introduction 11:05 Towards a fully populated tree Translational microbiology: from Deluged – Soil microbiome of life malaria to cancer responses to the flooding with seawater Søren M. Karst, Center for Ali Salanti, Centre for Medical Alexander H. Treusch, Dept. of Microbial Communities, Aalborg Parasitology, University of Biology, University of Southern University Copenhagen Denmark 11:30 Human gut microbiota – host Modelling epithelial infections Patterns in microbial community metabolic interactions in composition and functional capacity insulin resistance in the Bay of Bengal Thomas Emil Andersen, Dept. of Helle Krogh Pedersen, Novo Clinical Microbiology, University Beate Kraft, Nordic Center for Earth Nordisk Foundation Center for of Southern Denmark Evolution, University of Southern Denmark Basic Metabolic Research, Section for Metabolic Genetics, Univ. of Copenhagen Denmark 11:45 Using transcriptomics to Large scale introduction of Life in a toxic environment - How do elucidate the mode of action of microbiological rapid tests in a extreme redox conditions impact on antibiotics clinical setting N2 fixers in ocean oxygen minimum zones? Rikke Heidemann Olsen, Dept. Hanne M. Holt, Dept. of Clinical , of Veterinary Disease Biology, Microbiology, Odense University Carolin Löscher Dept. of Biology, University of Southern Denmark University of Copenhagen Hospital Flash poster 12:00 Flash poster presentations* Flash poster presentations* presentations* 2 The Danish Microbiological Society Annual Congress 2017 12:15 LUNCH SALON C, ground floor 12:15 POSTERS First floor 12:15 EXHIBITION First & second floor 12:15 GENERAL ASSEMBLY Det Danske Pasteur Selskab ROOM IV Louis Pasteurs indsats og hans betydning for mikrobiologiens start i Danmark Niels Høiby Dept. of Clinical Microbiology, Rigshospitalet PARALLEL SESSIONS ROOM II Second floor ROOM III Second floor ROOM IV Second floor Second messengers Targeted changes in gut New perspectives in wastewater microbiota treatment by introducing circular economy Chair: Tim Tolker Nielsen, Dept. Chair: Lars Hestbjerg Hansen, of Immunology and Dept. of Environmental Science, Chair: Per Halkjær Nielsen, Dept. of Aarhus University Microbiology, University of Chemistry and Bioscience, Aalborg Copenhagen University 14:15 Chair introduction Chair introduction Chair introduction 14:20 Cyclic di-GMP-mediated multi- Metagenomics studies of the Microbes are driving the circular tiered regulation of biofilm human intestinal microbiota: economy in wastewater handling formation in Burkholderia potentials and limitations cenocepacia Per Halkjær Nielsen, Dept. of Oluf Pedersen, Faculty of Health Chemistry and Bioscience, Aalborg & Medical Sciences, Univ. of Tim Tolker Nielsen, Dept. of University Immunology and Microbiology, Copenhagen University of Copenhagen 14:45 Stress induced biofilms of Getting from A to B. How to Controls of N2O production Bacillus subtilis: the role of manipulate the gut microbiota of pathways in nitritation-anammox ppGpp mice and men biomass Ákos T. Kovács, Dept. of Dennis Sandris Nielsen, Dept. of Marlene Mark Jensen, Dept. of Environmental Engineering, Biotechnology and Biomedicine, Food Science, University of Copenhagen Technical University of Denmark Technical University of Denmark 15:00 Cyclic di-GMP signaling and Fecal Microbiota Production of biochemicals using proteolytic regulation of biofilm Transplantation: past, present bacterial cell factories formation in Pseudomonas sp and future. Alex Toftgaard Nielsen, Novo Nordisk Morten Rybtke, Dept. of Andreas Munk Petersen, Gastro Foundation Center for Immunology and Microbiology, Biosustainability, Technical Unit, Medical Division, Hvidovre Univ. of Copenhagen University of Denmark Hospital Flash poster 15:15 Flash poster presentations* Flash poster presentations* presentations* 15:30 Coffee and exhibition First & second floor 16:00 Travel grant ceremony ROOM III, Second floor 16:15 Probing the soil interactome ROOM III, Second floor Jan Roelof van der Meer, Dept. of Fundamental Microbiology, University of Lausanne 17:15 Reception with fermented beverage SALON C, ground floor 18:30 Optional congress dinner Spiseloppen, Christiania * Please see next page for information about the flash poster presentations Monday, 13 November 2017, Eigtveds Pakhus, Copenhagen 3 Flash poster presentations PARALLEL SESSIONS, MORNING ROOM II Second floor ROOM III Second floor ROOM IV Second floor Applied bioinformatics Clinical microbiology and beyond: Microbiome dynamics in changing recent developments ecosystems 12:00 [P2] Novel plasmid metagenome [P14] Staphylococcus aureus [P29] Coupling biogeochemical method captures accessory gene transcriptional changes during process rates and metagenomic carrying plasmids infection development in a blueprints of Baltic Sea bacterial Tue Jørgensen, Roskilde guinea pig biofilm infection assemblages in response to University model environmental changes Yijuan Xu, Danish Technological Trine Markussen, University of Institute Copenhagen 12:05 [P3] Transcriptomics of the cable [P12] The molecular mechanism [P30] A novel prosthecate bacterium Candidatus behind Thioridazine Resistance in bacterium of the candidate Electronema sp. GS Staphylococcus aureus phylum Acetothermia discovered Casper Thorup, Aarhus University Claes Søndergaard Wassmann, in anaerobic digesters University of Southern Denmark Liping Hao, Aalborg University 12:10 [P4] DAtest: A tool for [P84] Retrieval of individual [P72] High Throughput comparing differential bacterial genomes from complex Sequencing of Full-length SSU abundance and expression microbial communities using rRNA Sequences from Complex methods high-throughput long-read DNA Microbial Communities without Jakob Russel, University of sequencing Primer Bias and how it Affects our Copenhagen Johannes Manner-Jakobsen, Ability to Study Microbial Ecology , Aalborg University Jakob Brandt Aalborg University PARALLEL SESSIONS, AFTERNOON ROOM II Second floor ROOM III Second floor ROOM IV Second floor Second messengers Targeted changes in gut New perspectives in wastewater microbiota treatment by introducing circular economy 15:15 [P88] Host proteins determine [P42] Impact of fungus-farming [P48] Rapid microbial surveillance MRSA biofilm structure and termite fungal diet on the gut using Nanopore DNA sequencing integrity microbiota of omnivorous Martin Hjorth Andersen, Aalborg Cindy Dreier, Interdisciplinary cockroach Pycnoscelus University Nanoscience Center (iNANO) surinamensis Kristjan Germer, University of Copenhagen 15:20 [P60] Evolution of phenotypic [P45] Administration of two [P52] Viral indicators for fecal heterogeneity in Bacillus subtilis probiotic strains during early contamination - A one-year viral biofilms childhood does not affect the metagenomic study of treatment Marivic Martin, Technical endogenous gut microbiota efficiency in Danish waste water University of Denmark