| 14.00 to
14.40 |
Keynote
Lecture - Prof
Steve Boxer, Stanford |
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"Why biologists can't live
without all types of SIMS" |
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| Session
1: Analytical challenges of MS-imaging |
| 14.45 -
15.05 |
Introductions to papers (ie 5
mins each) |
| 1) |
Dae Won Moon, “Biochemical
imaging of single cells and tissues by SIMS for new biomedical
applications” |
| 2) |
Daniel Breitenstein, “The
Chemical Composition of Animal Cells Reconstructed from ToF-SIMS 2D
as well as 3D Analysis” |
| 3) |
Yasuhide Naito, “Construction
of a Novel Stigmatic MALDI Imaging Mass
Spectrometer” |
| 4) |
John Fletcher, “Uncovering
new challenges in bio-analysis with ToF-SIMS” |
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| 15.05 -
16.00 |
Discussion |
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| 16.00 to
16.20 |
Coffee/Tea
Break |
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| Session
2: Influence of sample preparation on the effective acquisition of
useful imaging MS data from biological samples ? cells and
tissue. |
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|
| 16.20 to
16.45 |
Introductions to papers (ie 5
mins each) |
| 5) |
Subhash Chandra, “Challenges
of Biological Sample Preparation for SIMS Imaging of Elements and
Molecules at Subcellular Resolution” |
| 6) |
Hakan Nygren, “3-D imaging of
anaplastic thyroid tumour cells and differentiated
thyrocytes” |
| 7) |
Nick Winograd, “Which is more
important in bioimaging SIMS experiments ? the sample preparation or
the nature of the projectile?” |
| 8) |
Kuang Jen Wu, “Whole-cell
sample preparation for imaging mass spectrometry of individual cells
and application to radiation treatment of human breast cancer
cells” |
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| 16.50 to
18.00 |
Discussion |