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International Biotechnology Foundation

22 - 23 NovemberBIOTECHNOLOGY SUMMIT 2018

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E mail: [email protected] Web page: www.bio.edu.mxBiotechnology Summit 2018

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Tuxtepec, Oaxaca, MexicoVENUE: Universidad del Papaloapan, (UNPA) campus Tuxtepec,

http://www.unpa.edu.mx, http://www.bio.edu.mxPreconference Workshops November 19 to 21

Meeting Registration Form:Send it to: [email protected]

Participant information:Name author/sponsor:

Last name

First name

Middle Title

Organization (Univ., Co., Inst.):

Position:(Complete if you require tax bill)Address: City:State: Zip code:Phone: ( ) Fax: ( )E-mail 1: E-mail 2:Invoice/RFC:

Contribution information:Please consider the manuscript for:

Poster session presentation Oral presentation Both oral presentation and poster session presentationHow much abstracts (5 page) you are willing to send and which areas do they cover

(see table 1 in the next page)?__________

I. Red _________II. Yellow_______III. Blue_________IV. Green________V. Brown_______

VI. Black________VII. Purple________VIII. White ________IX. Gold__________X. Grey _________

XI. Transparent____XII. Iris ___________XIII. Indigo_________XIV. Platinum_______XV. Silver _________

Extended abstract entitled: 1.- ________________________________________________________________________________________2.- ________________________________________________________________________________________ 3.- _________________________________________________________________________________________

Each corresponding author can submit up to 3 abstracts

Table 1. Color area and the biotechnological activities.

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No. Color Area Biotech Activities

I Red Human Health, Medical, Diagnostics and Tissue Engineering;II Yellow Nutritional Biotechnology: Food, Nutrition Science and Nutraceuticals.III Blue Marine (aquatic) Biotechnology: Aquaculture, Fish Health and Nutrition, Aquatic

Animals Reproduction, Cloning and Genetic Modifications, Fisheries Pests and Disease Control

IV Green Agricultural and Livestock Biotechnology: biotechnologies for production, processing, and storage, biofertilizers and agrobiochemicals, agricultural pests and disease control, ecology and rational wildlife management, preservation of biodiversity, plant, pet, and farm-animal, tissue culture, and health, nutrition, reproduction, cloning, and genetic modification, plant micropropagation, bioremediation & environmental biotechnology, sustainable and renewable energy generation; bioremediation & environmental biotechnology; bio-fuel production; biotechnology for competitive production using new material and new energy sources.

V Brown Desert biotechnology: space and geomicrobiologyVI Black Bioterrorism: human and animal pathogen control, biowarfare, biocrimesVII Purple Patents, IPR: strategy for intellectual property protection, patents, publications,

inventionsVIII White Industrial biotechnology (gene-based)IX Gold Bioinformatics: nanobiotechnology, microelectronic and microelectromechanical

systems (MEMS), micro systems technology (MST), nano electro mechanical systems (NEMS) micromachines

X Grey Classical biotechnology (fermentation): industrial biotechnology: classical fermentation & bioprocess/bioengineering technology; engineering and technological equipment for bioproduction; output of science-intensive bioproducts.

XI Transparent Bioethics, biotechnology, and society: tools for assessment of the support to the scientific sector, including its biotechnological potential and human resources.

XII Iris Multidisciplinary area: biochemistry, molecular biology & biotechnology, applications based on OMIC´s

XIII Indigo Integrating science, education and manufacturing, early childhood stimulation in the culture of health, nutrition, sport, art, science, biotechnology & society as the use of Information and Telecommunication Technologies TIC´S

XIV Platinum Synthetic biologyXV Silver Biobusiness, Bioentrepreneuship & Marketing; Development Economics, strategy for

innovative development of the national economy, improvement of the system of the S&T and innovation activities management.

All queries/communications in relation to extended scientific abstracts should be through: [email protected]

Biannual membership: Student member & founding member 1000 Mexican pesos, Professional member 2000 Mexican pesos

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Registration in Mexican pesos for participants and/or oral or poster presentation

Early registration before August 311000 professionals

500 students

500 workshop

Costs before September 30

1500 professionals

750 students

750 workshop

Costs before Nov 20 1750 professionals

1000 students

1000 workshop

Costs during summit 2000 professionals

1200 students

1000 workshop

The registration fee does not include food or lodging or travel costs.Attendee without abstract Yes

Author/Co-author: Yes No Student- Author/Co-author: Yes No

Nov19 - 21 Theoretical and practical Preconference Workshop: Massive sequencing and statistical analysis with Oxford Nanopore Technologies by GENO+, Grupo QUAE & GENMEX

Yes No

ACADEMIC TOTAL FEE: ________________________________________________________________________________PAYMENT for Bank transfer use the information below

NAME: International Foundation for Biotechnology Research & Early Stimulation in the Culture of Health, Nutrition, Sport, Art, Science, Technology & Society amount of $

BANK: SANTANDER ACCOUNT: 65503146081 KEY INTERBANK: 014628655031460814

Date: Issuing Bank:

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Payee: International Foundation for Biotechnology Research & Early Stimulation in the Culture of Health, Nutrition, Sport, Art, Science, Technology & Society A.C.

Payee's Address: Calle La Troje, Lote 53, Manzana 3, Col Hacienda Real, San Juan Bautista Tuxtepec, Oaxaca, México, CP 68375.

Account #: 65 50314608 1

Bank Name: Santander

Bank Address: 4983 Suc. Principal Tuxtepec, Calle J M Morelos y 20 de Nov No 71 Col Tuxtepec Centro, Oaxaca, Mexico, C.P. 68300

Bank Phone: (287)875-1211 / 875-0622, FAX 875-4043

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Instructions for Authors

Authors must submit their Extended Abstract and the Registration Form at [email protected]

Deadline: September 10, 2018.

All parts of extended abstract (except Title and Authors) must be typed single-spaced on letter paper size; use Arial font, 11-pts, for references, tables, table captions, and figure legends. Manuscripts must be in Word format. Page margins on all sides must be at 1 in. (2.5 cm) wide. Lines on each page must NOT have line numbers. Include page number on all pages. The main text should be justified. The use of footnotes is discouraged. The length of an extended abstract should NOT exceed five pages. Each additional page cost 100 Mexican pesos. Manuscripts are divided into sections, which must be arranged in the following order: TITLE, ABSTRACT, Keywords, INTRODUCTION, MATERIALS AND METHODS, FINDINGS/RESULTS, DISCUSSION, CONCLUSIONS, ACKNOWLEDGMENTS, and REFERENCES.

Tables and Figures must to be embedded in the manuscript text. Do not forget tick the color(s) area in the Registration Form according to the Table 1. Title: It must be brief (20 words or less) and reflect the content of the contribution.

The TITLE should be concise and not more than 2 lines. Use Arial font with a font size of 14 pts and in boldface for the title. You should not bold the entire title. The title should be centered, and with no period at the end.

Authors: The authors will include their full names (no initials of first, middle or last names, capitalize the first letter only). Use Arial with a font size of 12 pts. Commas will separate the authors’ names and there will be no period after the complete name of the last author. The names will be centered, immediately below the title, and should not include professional degrees or work titles. Corresponding author should be indi-cated an with email address. The affiliations of all the authors should be included.

ABSTRACT: A concise abstract is required. The abstract should state briefly the objetive of research, pri-mary results and major conclusions. No more than 200 words.

Keywords: A maximum of four simple or compound keywords; capitalize only proper nouns, separated by a symbol (●), with a period after the last key word.

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Table 2. How to record your digital fileWork place Add to the file name

Instituto Tecnologico de Tuxtepec itt-Whose lead author is Quintero itt-quinteroSubmitted for consideration to the Area Color XIV (Platinum Synthetic biology)

itt-quintero-XIV

The same author in the same area submit the third paper

itt-quintero-XIV-3

The file name of the summary of the work will be: itt-quintero-XIV-3.doc

INTRODUCTION: It should provide a clear statement of the problem, relevant literature on the subject, and proposed approach or solution.

MATERIALS AND METHODS: This section should be complete enough to allow experiments to be re-produced. Previously published procedures should be cited, and important modifications of published proce-dures should be mentioned briefly. Subheadings could be used, if necessary. Commonly used methods need not be described in detail.

FINDINGS/RESULTS: The findings/results of the work should be explicitly described and illustrated, with clarity and precision. Supporting figures, tables and images of the results may be included in the extended abstract. If the study hasn’t resulted in significant results then the author(s) should provide a brief overview of expected results along the lines of the hypothesis setting.

DISCUSSION: It should interpret the findings in view of the results obtained with a discussion based on your results and past studies.

CONCLUSIONS: Indicate categorically, briefly and precisely, the specific contributions to knowledge based on the results that can be demonstrated and confirmed by the study. Do not number the conclusions or use abbreviations.

Tables: Number all tables in the order of their citation in the text (i.e., Table 3). Include a title for each table (preferably no longer than 10 to 15 words), on the top of the table in small letters. The title will end with a period.

Table 3. This is an example of a table layout (centered is preferred).B (mm) C (m2)

A 345 6454B 654 3453C 765 8654

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Figures: Number all figures (graphs, charts, photographs, and illustrations) in the order of their citation in the text without the abbreviation of the number (i.e., Figure 1). Include a title for each figure (prefer-ably no longer than 10 to 15 words), of the bottom of the figure in small letters. The title will end with a period.

Figure 1. This is an example of a figure (centered is preferred).Units: Use International System units (SI).

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: They will be included only when the author wishes to acknowledge the persons or institutions that financed, advised or assisted in the research.

REFERENCES: Authors are responsible for the accuracy and completeness of their references and for correct text citation. Include the full title for each cited article with the full journal name.

All authors in the text of the abstract should be named in the citation. If there are more than five, list the first author's name followed by et al. (i.e. Prat O et al 2009)Alcock SJ, Branston L 2000. SENSPOL: Sensors for Monitoring Water Pollution from Contaminated

Land, Landfills and Sediment. http://www.cranfield.ac.uk/biotech/senspol/ (accessed 22 July 2018).

Prat O, Vercouter T, Ansoborlo E, Fichet P, Perret P. 2009. Uranium speciation in drinking wáter from drilled wells in Southern Finland and its potential links to health effects. Environmental Science & Technology 43(10):3941-3946.

Taylor MP, Hudson-Edwards KA 2008. The dispersal and storage of sediment-associated metals in an and river system: The leichhardt river, Mount Isa, Queensland, Australia. Environmental Pollution 152(1):193-204.

Zeng RJ, Lemaire R, Yuan Z, Keller J 2004. A novel wastewater treatment process: simultaneous nitrifi-cation, denitrification and phosphorus removal. Water Science and Technology 50(10):163-170.

Please: RecommendationsSimple line spacingDo not use text box as textProvide a clean manuscript if you use reference software (i.e. EndNote or Ref Manager)Use do not indentsUse original photos and graphics and tables; do not use scanned pages or already published documents.▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬Note: The extended abstract not adhering to the above guidelines will be returned to the author(s).▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬

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If you are sponsor:

Select one: *New Sponsor: Returning Sponsor:

Organization: * Website *http://

Please provide full name of organization for invoicing in page 1 Please provide the URL your logo should link to from the BS18 meeting website Primary Contact * Title/Position

BS18 Standard Sponsorship PackagesStandard Packages * in Mexican pesosBronze 1000 Silver 3,000 Gold 5,000 Platinum 10,000

Platinum-Elite 40,000 Diamond 100,000

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BS18 Networking Sponsorships * in Mexican pesos

Welcome Reception (W) - 4,000

Music Night (F) -2,000

2 Coffee Break (TH) - 2,000

2 Coffee Break (F) - 2,000

Closing Dinner: (F) - 4000

Sponsor Logo

Artwork MUST be a high-resolution vector graphic for clean reproduction on conference signage and the meeting website. Logos on the website will be sized to 120 pixels wide and no more than 50 pixels high.

Logo Artwork *

Registration Materials

Please provide a short description of your items to be included in registration. (i.e. red/white tri-fold brochure about registration services, or black/white corporate pen). This will help us to identify your materials and ensure inclusion in the bag.

ITEMS ENTERED BELOW WILL APPLY TO BS18

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Exhibit Booth Space Mexican Pesos 2000

Standard space is approx. 3m x 2m a table (approx. 4 feet), and 2 chairs. You must bringing your own setup

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Confirmed Speakers

Speaker Abstract LC–MS/MS proteomic analysis of growth arrested Bacillus subtilis cells López-Torres Adolfo 1 , Castro-Cerritos Karla1 and Pedraza Reyes Mario2

1Institute of Applied Chemistry, University of Papaloapan, Tuxtepec, Oaxaca, Mexico. 2Division of Natural and Exact Sciences, Department of Biology, University

of Guanajuato, Guanajuato, [email protected]

Abstract Biological phenomena are frequently studied in cells during active replication in ideal laboratory condi-tions, however in nature the microorganisms remains under long periods of inactivity by scarcity of nutri-ents and are constantly confronted to stressing conditions. It has been suggested that during these condi-tions arise the mechanisms that promotes genetic variability, antibiotic resistance, pathogenesis, cancer and evolution. Starved B. subtilis cells experience a mutation frequency 100 times higher respect to replicating cells, furthermore several strains shows an even more elevated mutagenic rate. To further advance our knowledge on the metabolic con-ditions underlying this hypermutagenic phenotype, a high-throughput LC–MS/MS proteomic analysis was performed in growth arrested cells deficient in a transcrip-tional regulator NrdR. Using these approach 749 proteins were identified, and 137 of them were differentially expressed in the NrdR-deficient strain. The proteomic analysis revealed an altered content in proteins associated with the stringent re-sponse, nucleotide metabolism, DNA repair, and cell signaling in amino acid-starved cells of the ∆nrdR strain, overall, our results exhibit a complex proteomic pattern reminiscent of a disturbed metabolism during starvation. Then LC-MS/MS is a valu-able tool to evaluate global proteomic changes in specific biological conditions. Biography:Adolfo López Torres is an academic of University of Papaloapan with expertise in chromatographic methods (HPLC-DAD, FLD, MS; GC-FID, ECD, MS) with applications in metabolomics, proteomics, lipidomics and epigenetics. His work has been published in several international journals accumulating more than 180 citations in the last 7 years.

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Speaker AbstractI+D from the laboratory to the company*Corresponding Author Full Name: Gabriel Guillen Solis Co- Authors Full Name: Rosaura Aparicio Fabre *Affiliation: UNAM *Area: Biología Molecular *Email: [email protected]*Contact number: 777-189-99-24LinkedIn:*Abstract Description:

Innovative leader of the company Grupo QUAE S de R L, which in its initial stage was financed with partners’ funds. However, these resources were insufficient for the company to achieve a profitable scale since it is a project of high technology. The additional investment required by the spinoffs has a high transaction cost because the innovator is generally focused on the positive aspects and doesn’t take into account most potential problems. On the contrary, investors generally focus in the true high risk and demand a higher profitability that justifies it, resulting in a smaller investment than optimal. Therefore, for an innovation ecosystem to be truly successful it is required that all its elements interact appropriately, as has been the case with the succesful expierence of the GENO+ platform from the Laboratory of Genomic Specialties.

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Academic Technician of the Institute of Biotechnology with more than 20 years of experience in research. Chemical Bacteriologist and Parasitologist by profession, graduated from the National School of Biological Sciences of the IPN, with a Master in Microbiology and a Doctorate in Biochemical Sciences from the Institute of Biotechnology. Member of the National System of Researchers with a distinction in Level I since 2013. Innovator generating ideas that bring value to his companies, QUAE and GENO +, through his direction in Innovation and Development Management. Platform developer of GENO +, which is designed to improve its patients quality of life through nutrigenomics, nutrigenics, farcogenomics and physical activity.

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Workshop Speaker Abstract

*workshop Title of Speech: massive sequencing and its statistical analysis*Corresponding Author Full Name: Luis Uribe Espejo Galicia Co- Authors Full Name: José Francisco Pulido Barajas*Affiliation: Grupo Quae, estudiante de medicina Molecular de la UAEM*Area: coordinador de laboratorios *Contact number: 2871090022LinkedIn: https://mx.linkedin.com/in/luis-uribe-espejo-galicia-07921b116 Facebook: Luis Uribe Espejo Galicia ResearchGate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Luis_Espejo_Galicia*Abstract Description: To make a correct diagnosis it is necessary to understand the background of the techniques available to you to be able to carry out a correct protocol for the diagnosis, once you have the protocol for the diagnosis you need to determine the type of distribution of the samples to determine the types of statistical tests for the validation of the protocol and determine if it meets the minimum criteria necessary to be able to use the protocol as a technique for the diagnosis of diseases. For this reason we want to give a workshop that deals with a course of molecular biology techniques for the detection of DNA to make an identification, in the workshop you will see how the design of oligonucleotides depends on the PCR modality (anity, end point and qPCR, Multiplex and for sequencing), determination of the best technique for diagnosis, determine the distribution of your sample (binomial, normal, Fisher and others) to perform statistical tests such as specificity, predictive value, sensitivity, robustness among others. There will also be a correlation between disease from SNP and an introduction to graph correlations between mutations (GWAS and CIRCUS PLOT). Biography:Luis Uribe Espejo Galicia (1993-to date) is a former student of the unpa, who is studying a master's degree in molecular medicine, has made 2 group stay QUAE in correlation of SNP, and is currently done the thesis in geno +, has specialized in data analysis, design of diagnostic techniques and massive sequencing.

lujuRodolfo Quintero Ramirez perspectivas y el futuro de la biotecnología en México y en el mundo.Coordinador General para el Fortalecimiento Académico y VinculaciónUniversidad Autónoma Metropolitana (UAM)Rectoría GeneralProlongación Canal de Miramontes No. 3855Col. Ex-Hacienda San Juan de DiosDel. Tlalpan, c.p. 14387Cuidad de MéxicoCorreo: [email protected]

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