1st Day (Wednesday, May 14, 2003)

ProgramInvited lecture 3(17 : 00ῌ17 : 45)
Chairperson: Junichi Goto
1-T-03 Mass spectrometry-based approaches foranalysis of oxidative damage to DNA andproteins(Center for Cancer Pharmacology and
Genomics Institute Proteomics Facility,
University of Pennsylvania)
Ian A. Blair

Auditorium“Symposium Session”
Symposium 1 “Drug discovery & MS”(9 : 30ῌ11 : 50)
Chairpersons: Yutaka Hashimoto,Takeshi Kinoshita
1-S-01 Natural products and mass spectrometry(Fujisawa)
Nobuharu Shigematsu
1-S-02 Role of Mass Spectrometry for Drug Metabolism and Pharmacokinetics Research(Discovery Metabolism Research,
Yamanouchi Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.)
Hiroya Miura
1-S-03 Genome based drug discovery in Eisai(Eisai)Takeshi Nagasu
1-S-04 The role of LC/MS system in highthroughput chemistry (HTC)(Research Division, Glaxo
Smith Kline K. K.)
Ichiro Morimoto
1-S-05 Di#erence in drug discovery strategy between Japanese and U.S. pharmaceuticalindustries(Banyu Tsukuba Research Institute)
Susumu Nishimura
Business meeting of MSSJ

(12 : 00ῌ12 : 50)

Invited lecture 1(15 : 00ῌ15 : 45)
Chairperson: Zenzaburo Tozuka
1-T-01 New Strategies for Automated LC/MS
and Data Processing of Small and Large
Molecules in Life Sciences Research(1 Novatia, LLC, 2 Michrom BioResources)
῍Mark E. Hail1, Je#rey L. Whitney1,
David J. Detlefsen1, Kerry D. Nugent2
Invited lecture 2(16 : 00ῌ16 : 45) Chairperson: Takemichi Nakamura
1-T-02 Mass Spectrometric Strategies for Screening Natural Toxins in Tropical Venomous
Organisms(Laboratory of Structural Biology andZoochemistry-CEIS/Dept. Biology,
Institute of Biosciences,São Paulo State University)
M. S. Palma, M. A. Mendes, M. R. Marques,
B. M. Souza, L. M. M. César,
L. D. Santos, K. S. Santos

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1st Day (Wednesday, May 14, 2003)
Situation of High Speed Communications on Web Networks(1 Japan ASTEC, 2 INJ)
Hirotaka Rokusha1, ῏Kogoro Maeda2

Conference room 1
Oral presentations “Molecular association, Cluster,
Data base”(9 : 30ῌ10 : 30)
1-O1-01 Structure and Energy Correlation of Hydrogen-bonded Complexes of Phenylacetylides and Methanol(Institute for Material Chemistry andEngineering, Kyushu Univ.)
῏M. Mishima, Mustanir, Mio Matsuoka
1-O1-02 Formations and Structural Analysis of
Coordination Products, Ni(II) and Zn(II)with o-Phenanthroline or 2,2῎-Bipyridine by Spray Ionization(Grad. School of Eng., Osaka Univ.)
῏Masana Arimura,Gen-etsu Matsubayashi
1-O1-03 Dissociation processes of MgCH3I῍ cluster ion from excited electronic states(Department of Chemistry, Graduate
School of Science, Tohoku Univ.)
῏Ari Furuya, Hironori Tsunoyama,
Fuminori Misaizu, Koichi Ohno
(10 : 30ῌ11 : 10)
1-O1-04 Study of intracluster anionic polymerization reactions induced by electrontransfer from an alkali metal atom
(Department of Chemistry, Graduate
School of Science, Tohoku Univ.)
῏Fuminori Misaizu, Keijiro Ohshimo,
Hironori Tsunoyama, Ari Furuya,
Koichi Ohno
1-O1-05 Isomeric structures of gas-phaseC2H5῍(OCS)n cluster ions
(1 Clean Energy Res. Center, Yamanashi
Univ., 2 MEIKO Co., Ltd., 3 Department ofChemistry, Nara Univ. of Education)
῏Kazuo Fujita1, Fumiyuki Nakagawa1,
Masayumi Ishida1, Keiichiro Akiyama1,
Kouki Hiizumi2, Kenzo Hiraoka1,
Shinichi Yamabe3(11 : 10ῌ11 : 50)
1-O1-06 Clusters of alcoholic solutions studied
by liquid ionization mass spectrometry
ῌmethanol and ethanol(1 Yokohama National Univ.,
2
Toyaku Univ., 3 Hosei Univ.)
῏Masahiko Tsuchiya1, Yasuo Shida2,
Kenichi Kobayashi3, Osamu Taniguchi3,
Shoichi Okouchi3
1-O1-07 Mass Spectral Data Base Actively Utilizing the Internet Facilities (III) Present

Luncheon seminar(12 : 00ῌ13 : 30)

Amersham Biosciences

Oral presentations “Proteome, Protein”(15 : 00ῌ15 : 40)
1-O1-08 Use and problems of 2D-PAGE based
proteomics in drug discovery research(1 Analysis Research, 2 Genomics
Research, Institute for Drug
Discovery Research, Yamanouchi
Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.)῏Masashi Hiramoto1, Hiroyuki Yokota2
1-O1-09 Problems and future aspects on isotopecoded a$nity tag (ICAT) method(Analysis Research, Institute for Drug
Discovery Research, Yamanouchi
Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.)
Masashi Hiramoto(15 : 40ῌ16 : 20)
1-O1-10 Proteomic analysis of brain proteins related to the ischemic neuronal apoptosis(1 Tumor Gen. & Biol., Kumamoto Univ.
Sch. of Med., 2 SRL, Inc., 3 Molecular
Biol. Tokyo Metro. Inst. of Gerontol.,
4
Biochem. Sch. of Agric. Kyushu
Tokai Univ., 5 Proteomics ResearchLab., 6 Neurol., Neurological Inst.,
Grad. Sch. of Med. Sci., Kyushu Univ.)
῏Norie Araki1,
Siriporn Patrakitkomjorn1,
L. Feng1, Tatsuya Ozawa1,
Katsumi Kawano2, Toshifusa Toda3,
Tomohiro Araki4, Akira Tsugita5,
Junichi Kira6, Hideyuki Saya1
1-O1-11 Topological analysis of cytochrome
P450 17a which reconstituted into liposomes(1 Graduate School of Science, 2 Facultyof Integrated Arts and Sciences,
Hiroshima Univ.)
Hajime Mizuno1, Hiroshi Kaneko2,
῏Shunsuke Izumi1, Takeshi Yamasaki2,
Toshifumi Hirata1, Shiro Kominami2(16 : 20ῌ17 : 00)
1-O1-12 Analysis for phosphorylated proteinsin the human CD4῍ T-cell clone using
high-resolution mass spectrometer῍2῍

1st Day (Wednesday, May 14, 2003)

1-O1-13(1 Dept. Immunogenetics, Kumamoto
Univ. Grad. Sch. Med. Sci.,
2
Dept. Oncology, Kumamoto
Univ. Sch. Med.)῍Atsushi Irie1, Kumiko Takeshita1,
Hirotake Tsukamoto1, Norie Araki2,
Yasuharu Nishimura1
Rapid development of puriﬁcation process using RC-SELDI-MS(Ciphergen Biosystems K. K.,
Yokohama Lab.)῍Mieko Shiwa, Rumi Wakatabe

Foyer & Poster room
Poster presentations
13 : 30ῌ15 : 00
1-P-01 Splitless low-ﬂow LC/MS for proteins andpeptides(Graduate School of Integrated Science,
Yokohama City Univ.)
῍Yoshiyuki Itoh, Yoshifumi Nishimura,
Satoko Akashi
1-P-02 A robust nanoESI technique for protein
analysis using tapered 30 mm internal diameter stainless-steel needle as an ESI
emitter(Institute of Life Sciences,
Ajinomoto Co., Inc.)
῍Naoyuki Yamada, Reiko Yuji,
Naoko Arashida, Ei-ichiro Suzuki,
Kazuo Hirayama
1-P-03 Peptide sequence information by LC-FritFAB/MS(Center for Analytical Chemistry and
Science, Inc., Yokohama Laboratory)
῍Naoko Takeda, Masatomi Ozawa
1-P-04 Peptide mass ﬁngerprinting by combination of gas-phase Edman degradation and
MALDI-MS(1 Institute for Protein Research,
Osaka Univ., 2 Asahi Techneion Co., Ltd.)
Yoshinori Satomi1, Satoshi Fujita2,
Yoshinori Tamura2, Toshifumi Takao1
1-P-05 Nobel sequence analysis of peptide in
MALDI TOF-MS-PSD method by the modiﬁcation with ﬂuorescent reagent(1 National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology,2Dept. of Chem., Schl. Sci.,
The Univ. of Tokyo)
῍Masatoshi Nakagawa1, Tohru Yamagaki2,
Hiroshi Nakanishi1
1-P-06 Rapid Analysis of Digested Proteins by
Atmospheric PressureῌMALDI/Ion Trap
Mass Spectrometry(Yokogawa Analytical Systems, Inc.)
῍Hirokazu Sawada, Naoto Shimizu,
Hiroki Kumagai
1-P-07 A protein processing method for direct
proteomics(Biomolecular Characterization
Division, RIKEN)
῍Hiromi Miura, Koji Takio,
Hiroshi Nakayama
1-P-08 Proteome analysis of Escherichia coli byConference room 2
Tropo-mass spectrometry workshop(9 : 30ῌ12 : 00)
Luncheon seminar(12 : 00ῌ13 : 30)

Waters ῍ JASCO International

Tropo-mass spectrometry workshop
15 : 00ῌ17 : 20

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1st Day (Wednesday, May 14, 2003)

1-P-09

1-P-101-P-11

1-P-12

1-P-13

1-P-14

SDSῌPAGE and 2-dimensional LC/MS/MS(National Institute of Technology
and Evaluation)
῍Hanako Ishikawa, Miyako Mise,
Keiko Nishijima, Kazumi Sasaki
Quantitative analysis of plasma proteomefrom atopic dermatitis model mice
(Clinical Proteome Center,
Tokyo Medical Univ.)
῍Takao Kawakami, Hisae Anyoji,
Atsushi Ogiwara, Toshihide Nishimura
Proteomics analysis of proteinῌprotein interaction caused by EGF using LC-MS/
MS for a computational simulation of signal transduction(RIKEN Genomic Science Center (GSC)
Bioinformatics Group)
῍Kazumi Matsumura, Aki Hasegawa,Xiaomei Yu, Mariko Hatakeyama,
Fumikazu Konishi, Akihiko Konagaya
Quantitative Aspects in Direct Characterization of Digested Protein Complex: An
Approach Based on High-Accuracy Mass
Chromatographic Analysis with FT ICRMS(1 RIKEN Biomolecular Characterization,
2
RIKEN Harima Institute)
῍Takemichi Nakamura1, Naoshi Dohmae1,
Koji Takio2
Proteome Analysis of PSD Fraction Using
Multi-Dimensional Separation(1 KAN Research, 2 Laboratory of Seeds
Finding Technology, Eisai Co., Ltd.)῍Keiko Sato1, Yoshiya Oda2,
Hiroyuki Katayama2, Tsuyoshi Tabata2,
Masakazu Takeuchi1, Maki Tawarada1,
Takeshi Nagasu2
Optimization of in-gel digestion system incombination with thin gel separation andnegative staining in 96-well plate format(Laboratory of Seeds Finding Technology,
Eisai Co., Ltd.)῍Hiroyuki Katayama, Yoshiya Oda,
Takeshi Nagasu
Multiple Large Gel Two-dimensional Electrophoresis for Proteomics(1 Division of Signal Transduction,
Nara Institute of Science and Technology,
2
Recognition and Formation,
PRESTO, JST)῍Kazuhiro Katsuta1, Tatsuya Mori1,

1-P-15

1-P-16

1-P-171-P-181-P-19

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Tomoko Ueda1, Naoyuki Inagaki2
Expressing proteome analysis of basic
proteins using two dimensional gel electrophoresis(1 Division of Signal Transduction,
Nara Institute of Science and Technology,
2
Recognition and Formation,
PREST, JST)῍Tatsuya Mori1, Kazuhiro Katsuta1,
Tomoko Ueda1, Naoyuki Inagaki2
Examination of various gel stain method
for in-gel digestion(1 Division of Signal Transduction, NAIST,
2
Recognition & Formation,
PRESTO, JST)῍Michinori Toriyama1, Eiko Nomura1,
Naoyuki Inagaki1, 2
A protocol to improve in-gel triptic digestion by an acid-labile surfactant(1 Division of Signal Transduction, NAIST,
2
Recognition & Formation,
PRESTO, JST)῍Eiko Nomura1, Michinori Toriyama1,
Naoyuki Inagaki1, 2Study on Proteomics for Human Plasma(1) In-solution Digestion(1 Dept. Human Genetics, Mount Sinai
School of Medicine, 2 Clinical Proteome
Center, Tokyo Medical Univ.)
῍Kiyonaga Fujii1, 2, Toshihide Nishimura2,
Rong Wang1
SYPRO Ruby stain frequently inducesoxidization of methionine residue which
reduces the e$ciency of the protein identiﬁcation with the MASCOT search(1 Developments of Hair Regeneration
Therapy and Functional Proteomics,
Innovation Plaza Hiroshima, JST,
2
TOWA KAGAKU Co., Ltd.,
3
Prophoenix Co., Ltd., 4 Cooperative
Link of Unique Science andTechnology for Economy Revitalization(CLUSTER) Hiroshima Prefectural
Institute of Industrial Science andTechnology, 5 Developmental Biology
Laboratory, Department of Biological
Science, Graduate School of Science,
Hiroshima University)
῍Yoshiko Takeda1, Akira Yamagata1, 2, 3,
Yuka Myoken-Miyamoto1,
Mutsumi Inamatsu1, Ken Oofusa1, 2, 3,
Katsutoshi Yoshizato1, 4, 5

1st Day (Wednesday, May 14, 2003)
1-P-201-P-21

1-P-22

1-P-23

1-P-241-P-25

1-P-26

1-P-27The inﬂuence of water quality for proteome analysis by LC/MS(Nihon Millipore K. K.)
Naoe Ishii
ESIMS of Polysaccharides: Inclusion ofPermethylated Inulin with Alkali Metal
Ions(1 ISIR, Osaka Univ., 2 Osaka Instituteof Technology)
῍Yoshio Takai1, Gakuto Goshima2,
Jyuichi Tanaka2, Masami Sawada1
Hostῌguest chiral recognition system innano-ESI mass spectrometry(1 ISIR, Osaka Univ., 2 Kansai Univ.,
3
Osaka Municipal Techn. Res. Inst.,
4
Graduate School of Engineering
Sci., Osaka Univ.)
῍Hitoshi Yamada1,
Muneyoshi Yoshikawa2,
Motohiro Shizuma3, Kazuo Fukuda4,
Yoshio Takai1, Ryuichi Arakawa2,
Masami Sawada1
New hostῌmetalῌguest chiral recognition
system to determine the enantiomeric excess of the guests using ESIMS/MS(1 Osaka Municipal Techn. Res. Inst.,
2
Osaka Inst. Techn., ISIR, 3 Osaka Univ.)
῍Motohiro Shizuma1,
Masamichi Muranaka2, Hitoshi Yamada3,
Yoshio Takai3, Jyuichi Tanaka3,
Masami Sawada2
Chiral recognition of new acyclic hosts
containing mannofuranose moieties(1 Osaka Municipal Techn. Res. Inst.,
2
ISIR, Osaka Univ.)
῍Motohiro Shizuma1, Hitoshi Yamada2,
Yoshio Takai2, Tokuji Takeda1,
Masami Sawada2
On-line ESI-MS of the reaction products of
1,3-butadiene diepoxide in supercritical
ﬂuids(Faculty of Engineering, Kansai Univ.)
῍Seiji Uemura, Masanobu Kondo,
Tsuyoshi Hukuo, Ryuichi Arakawa
Detection of Peroxides Using Triphenyl
Phosphine Reagent by EI Mass Spectrometry(Kanagawa Univ.)
῍Yoshiyuki Mochida, Goro Arai,
Shigeo Nakamura
Synthesis of Heterofullerene and Its Characterization with a Double Focusing Tan-

1-P-281-P-29

1-P-30

1-P-31

1-P-32

1-P-33ῌ5ῌ

dem Mass Spectrometry(1 National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology,
2
Japan Fine Ceramics Center)
῍Takako Nakamura1, Keiichiro Ishikawa1,
Akiko Goto2, Masatou Ishihara1,
Tsuguyori Ohana1, Yoshinori Koga1
Mass spectromety of dyes by Frit-FAB
method(CACs)
῍Keishi Oba, Shuji Kagawa
Mass Spectrometry of Pigments andPolymers by Desorption Chemical Ionization Method(CACs)
῍Shuji Kagawa, Masatomi Ozawa
Analysis of Additives in Lithium Ion Battery Electrolyte by MALDI-TOF MS(1 CACs, Inc., 2 Mitsubishi Chemical
Corporation)
῍Takuya Hatozaki1, Naohide Takesue1,
Kenji Shiduka2, Kunihisa Shima2,
Makoto Ue2
Interlaboratory Comparison of Polymer
Molecular Mass Distribution by MALDITOFMS(1 National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology,
2
TORAY Research Center Inc.,
3
SHIMADZU Corporation, 4 Federal
Institute for Materials Research
and Testing (BAM))
Shinichi Kinugasa1, Hisashi Togashi1,
Ritsuko Nagahata1,
Shigetomo Matsuyama1, Hiroaki Sato1,
Kayori Shimada1, Nobuyuki Sato2,
Shin-ichirou Kawabata3,
Ste#en M. Weidner4
Conformational e#ects on molecular mass
distributions of synthetic polymers measured by MALDI-TOFMS(1 National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology,
2
SHIMADZU Corporation)
῍Kayori Shimada1, Marina A. Lusenkova1,
Keisuke Sato1, Shigetomo Matsuyama1,
Ritsuko Nagahata1, Shinichi Kinugasa1,
Shin-ichirou Kawabata2
UV-MALDI-TOF-MS Analysis of Poly(silsesquioxane)s Derived from the Hydrolitic Condensation of Organotrialkoxysilanes Containing Hydroxyl Groups

1st Day (Wednesday, May 14, 2003)(1 Cihidecar-Conicet, 2 Intema,College of Agriculture, Ehime Univ.)
῍Rosa Erra-Balsells1, Ignacio E. dell’Erba2,
Diana P. Fasce2, Roberto J. J. Williams2,
Yuko Fukuyama3, Yasuto Sato3,
Hiroshi Nonami3
Mass Spectrometric Analysis of Synthetic
Polymers by Desorption/Ionization on Porous Silicon(Fac. of Engineering, Kansai Univ.)
῍Yukiyasu Shimomae, Kazuma Ohara,
Ryuichi Arakawa
Novel matrix for MALDI-TOFMS and application to synthetic polymer(Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd.)῍Hiroshi Takigawa, Hideaki Nakajima,
Akihiko Okada, Toshio Sasaki
Direct analysis of polymeric hinderedamine light stabilizer in polypropylenematerial by MALDI-MS and reactive thermal desorption-GC(1 Graduate School of Engineering,
Nagoya Univ., 2 Research Center for
Advanced Energy Conversion,
Nagoya Univ., 3 Aichi Institute ofTechnology)
῍Hajime Ohtani1, Yoshihiko Taguchi1,
Yasuyuki Ishida2, Shin Tsuge3
Fundamentals for Characterization of
Synthetic Polymers by SEC/MALDI-MS(1 Institute for Environmental
Management Technology, National
Institute of Advanced Industrial Scienceand Technology (AIST), 2 Graduate
School of Engineering, Nagoya Univ.)
῍Hiroaki Sato1, Hiroaki Tao1,
Hajime Ohtani2
Elimination processes of guest moleculesfrom the inclusion complexes of butanolsῌdeoxycholic acid
(Department of Chemistry, Kinki Univ.)
῍Takayoshi Kimura, Tomohide Tsujimoto,Tadashi Kamiyama
Thermal decomposition process of ﬁreretardant cables(Nohmi Bosai Ltd., Research Laboratory)
῍Katsuhiro Suzuki, Maya Maekawa,Takashi Nohmi
Oligosaccharides: Universal Calibrants forboth Positive and Negative Mode of Electrospray Ionization Mass Spectrometry(Environmental Health Science

Laboratory, Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd.)῍Kazuko Yamashita, Masahiko Okamoto,
Kiyoshi Nakai
1-P-41 Development of Cold-Spray Ion Source for
LC-TOFMS(1 JEOL Ltd., 2 Chemical Analysis
Center, Chiba Univ.)
῍Kiyotaka Konuma1, Tetsuichiro Morita1,
Junichi Osuga1, Kazuko Tanaka1,
Yutaka Takahashi1, Tatsuji Kobayashi1,
Jun Tamura1, Yoshihisa Ueda1,
Kentaro Yamaguchi2
1-P-42 Development and application of new ion
sources for LC-TOFMS(JEOL Application Research Center)῍Kazuko Tanaka, Junichi Osuga,
Kiyotaka Konuma, Yoshihisa Ueda,
Tetsuichiro Morita
1-P-43 Development and Applications of CE-MS
Interface for LC-TOFMS(JEOL Ltd.)῍Yutaka Takahashi, Tetsuichiro Morita,
Kenji Nagatomo, Tatsuji Kobayashi,
Yasuhiro Nishimura, Jun Tamura
1-P-44 Measurement and evaluation of spatial
distribution of droplet size and ﬂow velocity in the ESI spray by PDPA (Phase Doppler Particle Analyzer)(1 Technology Research Lab., 2 Production
Design Technology Center, 3 Analytical &Measuring Instruments Division,
4
Shimadzu Corporation; Department of
Mechanical and Systems Engineering,Kansai Univ.)
῍Sadao Takeuchi1, Fujio Inoue2,
Mitsuaki Fukuda3, Takahiro Harada1,
Shigeki Hayashi1, Tsutomu Tajikawa4,
Atsushi Sakurai4, Kenkichi Ohba4
1-P-45 Development of a novel nanoﬂow interface(Central Research Laboratory,
Hitachi Ltd.)
Atsumu Hirabayashi
1-P-46 Development of IR-FEL/UV MALDITOFMS(Institute of Free Electron Laser, Graduate
School of Engineering, Osaka Univ.)
῍Yasuhide Naito, Katsunori Ishii,
Sachiko Suzuki, Kunio Awazu
1-P-47 Development of a High Sensitivity Gas
Chromatograph Mass Spectrograph witha CCD Array Detector

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1-P-34

1-P-35

1-P-36

1-P-37

1-P-38

1-P-39

1-P-40ῌ6ῌ

1st Day (Wednesday, May 14, 2003)

1-P-48

1-P-49

1-P-50

1-P-51

1-P-52

1-P-53(1 Osaka Univ., 2 CREST)
῎Michisato Toyoda1, Hiroki Sakae2,
Toshio Ichihara1, Morio Ishihara1,
Itsuo Katakuse1
Improvement of a double focusing mass
spectrograph for lunar and planetary exploration(1 Faculty of Science, Osaka Univ.,2
National Space Development
Agency of Japan)
῎Kouhei Ueda1, Masaru Nishiguchi1,
Michisato Toyoda1, Morio Ishihara1,
Makiko Ohtake2, Takamitsu Sugihara2,
Itsuo Katakuse1
Development of TOF-MS for space dust
measurement by using hypervelocity
microparticles(1 RCNST, Univ. Tokyo, IAA, 2 Fac. Sci.,
Univ. Tokyo, 3 Dokkyo Med. Univ.,
4Tokyo Univ. Fishery)
῎Hiromi Shibata1, Yoshimi Hamabe1,
Sho Sasaki2, Toru Kawamura3,
Kenichi Nogami3, Hideo Ohashi4,Hypervelocity Microparticle Impact
Experimental Group
Development of a reﬂectron time-of-ﬂight
mass spectrometer to attain a higher mass
resolution and a wider mass range(National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology)
῎Naoaki Saito, Eiichi Takahashi,
Eisuke Miura, Kazuyoshi Koyama,
Mitsumori Tanimoto
Performance evaluation of multi turn timeof ﬂight mass spectrometer ‘MULTUM
Linear plus’ῌmeasurement of organic
compoundῌ(Osaka Univ.)
῎Takuro Hagiwara, Daisuke Okumura,Michisato Toyoda, Morio Ishihara,
Itsuo Katakuse
Measurements of high mass ions produced
by MALDI using Multi-Turn TOF mass
spectrometer ‘MULTUM II’(Department of Physics, Graduate Schoolof Science, Osaka Univ.)
῎Daiskue Okumura, Michisato Toyoda,
Morio Ishihara, Itsuo Katakuse
Simulation of ion injection into a RF ion
trap(Faculty of Science, Osaka Univ.)
Kenji Sasaki, ῎Morio Ishihara,

Michisato Toyoda, Kosuke Kumondai,
Itsuo Katakuse

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2nd Day (Thursday, May 15, 2003)
Invited lecture 6(15 : 55ῌ16 : 40)
Chairperson: Yoshiya Oda
2-T-03 Towards Comprehensive Proteomics of
Cells(Department of Cell Biology,
The Scripps Research Institute)
῍John R. Yates, Christine Wu,
Michael McCoss, Anita Saraf,
Hayes McDonald

Auditorium
Symposium 2 “The development & application of
separation science”(9 : 10ῌ11 : 10)
Chairpersons: Yutaka Takahashi,
Naoki Asakawa
2-S-01 Capillary Electrochromatography and
CEC/MS(Department of Applied Chemistry,
Nagoya Institute of Technology)
Takao Tsuda
2-S-02 Miniaturized Separation Systems Basedon Fibrous Media(School of Materials Science,
Toyohashi University of Technology)
῍Kiyokatsu Jinno, Yoshihiro Saito
2-S-03 Nano-Biodevice for Proteome Analysis(The Univ. Tokushima, CREST, JST,
Single-Molecule Bioanalysis Lab., AIST)
Yoshinobu Baba
2-S-04 Metabolome Analysis by CE-MS(Keio University)
Tomoyoshi Soga
Invited lecture 4(11 : 10ῌ11 : 55)
Chairperson: Satoko Akashi
2-T-01 SUPREX: A New H/D Exchange- and
MALDI Mass Spectrometry-Based Method
for Measuring the Thermodynamic Stability of Proteins in Solution(Department of Chemistry,
Duke University)
Michael C. Fitzgerald, Kendall D. Powell,
Liyuan Ma, Michael Z. Wang, Susie Dai,
Yan Tong, Jagat Shetty
Invited lecture 5(15 : 00ῌ15 : 45)
Chairperson: Yoshinao Wada
2-T-02 SELDI Protein Chip Array Protein Identiﬁcation and Characterization Strategies
for Studying Biomarkers of Clinical Interest(Ciphergen Biosystems, Inc.)
Scot R. Weinberger
Contribution of Human a-Defensin 1, 2,
and 3 to the Anti-HIV-1 Activity of CD8
Antiviral Factor(Ciphergen Biosystems, Inc.)
Linqi Zhang, Wenjie Yu, Tian He, Jian Yu,
῍Rebecca E. Ca#rey, Enrique A. Dalmasso,
Siyu Fu, Thang Pham, Jianfeng Mei,
Jaclyn J. Ho, Wengyong Zhang,Peter Lopez, David D. Ho
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2nd Day (Thursday, May 15, 2003)
Award lecture(16 : 50ῌ17 : 50)
Chairperson: Ryouhei Yamaoka
2-J-01 Study on the atomic and molecular processes by means of mass spectrometry(Clean Energy Research Center,
Yamanashi Univ.)
Kenzo Hiraoka
2-J-02 Study of Post-source Decay of Carbohydrates and Their Structure Analyses(Department of Chemistry, School of
Science, The University of Tokyo)
Tohru Yamagaki

Conference room 1
Oral presentations “Biochemistry, Isotope”(9 : 10ῌ9 : 50)
2-O1-01 Biosynthesis of novel taurine-modiﬁcation in tRNA and the onset of mitochondrial diseases(1 Frontier Sciences, Univ. of Tokyo,
2
Institute of Medical Technology,
Univ. of Tempere)
῍Takeo Suzuki1, Yohei Kirino1,
Takehiro Yasukawa1,
Sanna K. Lehtinen2,
Howard T. Jacobs2,
Kimitsuna Watanabe1,
Tsutomu Suzuki1
2-O1-02 Identiﬁcation of structural elements
necessary for amyloid ﬁbril formation
by mass spectrometry(1 Graduate School of Sci. & Tech.,
Kobe Univ., 2 Biosignal ResearchCenter, Kobe Univ., 3 JST, CREST,
4
JST, PRESTO)
῍Kumiko Yonehara1, Shuhei Tanaka1,
Ken-ichi Yoshino2, 3,
Kazuyoshi Yonezawa 2, 3,
Atsuo Tamura1, 4(9 : 50ῌ10 : 50)
2-O1-03 ESIMS of highly sulfated disaccharide(sucrose octasulfate): systematic evaluation of counter-ions(1 Department of Biochemistry,
Teikyo Univ. School of Medicine,2
The Univ. of Iowa, 3 Graduate School of
Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chiba Univ.)
῍Keiko Tadano-Aritomi1,
Nur Sibel Gunay2, Toshihiko Toida3,
Robert J. Linhardt2, Ineo Ishizuka1
2-O1-04 Chemical Species of the Negative Adduct Ion [M῍89]῎(1 Center for Instrumental Analysis,
The Univ. of Electro-Communications,
2
Institut fur Organische Chemie,
Universitat zu Köln, 3 Department
of Applied Physics and Chemistry,
The Univ. of Electro-Communications)
῍Yoko Ohashi1, Herbert Budzikiewiczt2,
Masaki Nakazato1, Takashi Hirano3,
Shojiro Maki3, Haruki Niwa3
2-O1-05 Application of FTICR/MS to metabolome focusing on phospholipids(1 Nagoya City Univ., 2 The Univ.
of Tokyo)ῌ9ῌ

2nd Day (Thursday, May 15, 2003)
῍Ryo Taguchi1, 2, Mayuko Ishida1, 2,
Toshiaki Houjou1, 2,
Toshiyuki Yamazaki1, 2,
Masayoshi Imagawa1(10 : 50ῌ11 : 30)
2-O1-06 Isotopic e#ect on Zinc through isotopic
separation using macrocyclic polyether(1 Graduate School of Science andEngineering, Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, 2 Fuel Cycle andEnvironment Div., Research Reactor
Institute, Kyoto Univ.)
῍Yoichi Asada1, Toshiyuki Fujii2,
Takafumi Hirata1
2-O1-07 Precise Isotopic Analysis of Fe and Zn
for Human Blood Samples(1 Department of Earth and Planetary
Sciences, Tokyo Institute of Technology,2
Department of Epidemiology andEnvironmental Health, Juntendo
Univ. School of Medicine)
Takeshi Ohno1, Atsuko Shinohara2,
Momoko Chiba2, Takafumi Hirata1
Luncheon seminar(12 : 00ῌ13 : 30)

2-O1-12WatersOral presentations “Ionization, Others”(15 : 00ῌ16 : 00)
2-O1-08 The study on the system of the saltingout e#ect of silica from sodium chloride
solution; the identiﬁcation of chemical
species in gel and the aqueous phase(1 Tokyo Univ. Fisheries, 2 RIKEN)
῍Miho Tanaka1, Kazuya Takahashi22-O1-09 A new glow discharge ionization for
LC/MS(The National Institute forEnvironmental Studies)
῍Shigeru Suzuki, Akio Yasuhara
2-O1-10 Mechanism on multi-charged ion formation in Kr M-shell ionization using acoincidence technique(1 AIST, 2 Hiroshima Univ.,
3
Ehime Univ., 4 Kyoto Univ.
Education, 5 JASRI)
῍Isao H. Suzuki1, Kazumasa Okada2,
Shuichirou Tanimoto2, Akiko Fujii3,
Shin-ichi Nagaoka3, Toshio Ibuki4,
Yuichi Haga4, Yusuke Tamenori5(16 : 00ῌ16 : 40)
2-O1-11 High-sensitive detection of amino acids
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by laser spray ionization(Clean Energy Res. Center,
Yamanashi Univ.)
῍Toru Sakai, Kazuhiro Ueda,
Hiroko Furuya, Kenzo Hiraoka
Investigation on the ionization of various gas molecules using metastable raregas atoms(Clean Energy Res. Center,
Yamanashi Univ.)
῍Hiroko Furuya, Michiko Fujino,
Kenzo Hiraoka

2nd Day (Thursday, May 15, 2003)
Conference room 2
Oral presentations “SID, Ion reaction”(9 : 10ῌ10 : 10)
2-O2-01 Comparison of 4 types of charge inversion reactions(College of Integrated Arts & Sciences,
Osaka Prefecture Univ.)
῎Shigeo Hayakawa, Nobuaki Watanabe,
Kouji Tomozawa
2-O2-02 Unimolecular metastable decompositionof benzenedicarboxylic acid diethyl esters upon electron ionization(1 Gunma National College ofTechnology, 2 JEOL Ltd.,
3
Amsterdam Free Univ.)
Susumu Tajima1, Masashi Mamada1,
Satoshi Nakajima1, Yutaka Takahashi2,
N. M. M. Nibbering3
2-O2-03 Theoretical Study on the Mechanism ofElectron Capture Dissociation of Protonated Peptides(Aichi Kyoiku Univ.)
῎Hideyuki Konishi, Taro Ishibashi(10 : 10ῌ10 : 50)
2-O2-04 Gas Phase Unimolecular Dissociation ofomega-Phenylalkanoyllactam
Analogues(1 Fac. of Sci., Osaka Women’s Univ.,
2Fac. of Educ. & Regional Studies,
Fukui Univ., 3 Sakai OVEX Co., Ltd.)῎Hiroshi Yamaoka1, Ikuko Kusagi1,
Kumiko Katsuma1, Kimio Isa2,
Yasuhiko Maekawa3
2-O2-05 Gas-phase positive and negative ion/molecule reactions in OCS(1 Clean Energy Res. Center, Yamanashi
Univ., 2 MEIKO Co., Ltd., 3 Department ofChemistry, Nara Univ. of Education)
῎Masayumi Ishida1,
Fumiyuki Nakagawa1, Kazuo Fujita1,
Keiichiro Akiyama1, Kouki Hiizumi2,
Kenzo Hiraoka1, Shinichi Yamabe3(10 : 50ῌ11 : 50)
2-O2-06 TOF-SIMS of 400 eV Ne῍ ion impact on
Ar, Kr and Xe thin ﬁlms
(Clean Energy Res. Center,
Yamanashi Univ.)
῎Ryo Amemiya, Ryo Uehara,
Tetsuya Sato, Kenzo Hiraoka
2-O2-07 TOF-SIMS of 400 eV Ne῍ ion impact on
N2 and O2 ﬁlms
(Clean Energy Res. Center,

2-O2-08

Yamanashi Univ.)
῎Ryo Amemiya, Ryo Uehara,
Tetsuya Sato, Kenzo Hiraoka
TOF-SIMS of 400 eV H2῍ ion impact on
N2 thin ﬁlm: formation of NHn῍ (n῎0῍4)(Clean Energy Res. Center,
Yamanashi Univ.)
῎Ryo Uehara, Ryo Amemiya,
Tetsuya Sato, Kenzo Hiraoka

Luncheon seminar(12 : 00ῌ13 : 30)

Shimadzu

Oral presentations “Instruments, Others”(15 : 00ῌ16 : 00)
2-O2-09 Development of a double focusing mass
spectrograph for lunar and planetary
exploration(1 Faculty of Science, Osaka Univ.,2
National Space Development
Agency of Japan)
῎Masaru Nishiguchi1, Kouhei Ueda1,
Michisato Toyoda1, Morio Ishihara1,
Makiko Ohtake2, Takamitsu Sugihara2,
Itsuo Katakuse1
2-O2-10 Orthogonal Acceleration Trap-TOF
Mass Spectrometer (1)ῌSynchronous Coupling of Trap and
TOF(1 Central Research Laboratory, HitachiLtd., 2 Hitachi Laboratory, Hitachi Ltd.)῎Akihiko Okumura1,
Atsumu Hirabayashi1, Takashi Baba1,
Yuichiro Hashimoto1, Izumi Waki1,
Kiyomi Yoshinari2
2-O2-11 Orthogonal Trap-TOF (2)ῌAsynchronous coupling of Trap and
TOF(1 Hitachi, Ltd., Central ResearchLaboratory., 2 Hitachi, Ltd., Hitachi
Research Laboratory)
῎Yuichiro Hashimoto1, Izumi Waki1,
Kiyomi Yoshinari2, Tsukasa Shishika3,
Yasushi Terui3(16 : 00ῌ16 : 40)
2-O2-12 Hydrogen Atmosphere E#ect on Vaporization of Li2TiO3 by Means of Atmosphere-Controlled High-Temperature
Mass Spectrometry(1 Graduate School of Engineering,
Univ. of Tokyo, 2 Fac. of Sci. &Eng., Chuo Univ., 3 RCNST,῍11῍

2nd Day (Thursday, May 15, 2003)

2-O2-13

Univ. of Tokyo)
῍Tsuyoshi Hoshino1,
Takeshi Kobayashi2,
Masaru Yasumoto3, Takayuki Terai1,
Yoichi Takahashi2, Michio Yamawaki1
Measurement of Evolved Gas from Hydrolysis Products of Aluminum Alkoxides by Ion Attachment Mass Spectrometry (IAMS)(1 ANELAVA Corp., 2 AIST)῍Megumi Nakamura1,
Takahisa Tsugoshi2,
Wakana Sekiguchi1, Koji Watari2

Foyer & Poster room
Poster presentations(13 : 30ῌ15 : 00)
2-P-01 Mass Spectrometric Analysis of Extranuclear ProteinῌDNA Complexation with
Chemical Cross-linking(School of Materials Science, JAIST)῍Akio Hayashi, Kazuo Tsujimoto
2-P-02 Sensitive detection of nucleic acid compounds with mass spectrometry(1 CREST of Japan Science andTechnology Corporation,2
Department of Applied Chemistry,
Keio Univ., 3 Kanagawa Academy
for Science and Technology)
῍Aki Honda1, 2, Noriyuki Tanji2,
Yoshio Suzuki2, 3, Naoko Iwasawa2,
Koji Suzuki1, 2, 3
2-P-03 Mechanism of Action of Cell-Cycle Regulatory Factors Analyzed by Proteomic Approach(Department of Biotechnology, United
Graduate School of Agriculture, Tokyo
Univ. of Agriculture and Technology)
Ryo Hasegawa, ῍Hideaki Ishikawa,Yasuyuki Suda, Hiroyuki Tachikawa,
Sari Fujiyama, Mitsuaki Yanagida,Toshiya Hayano, Nobuhiro Takahashi
2-P-04 TNF-a-induced apoptosis analyzed by proteomic approach(Department of Biotechnology, United
Graduate School of Agriculture, Tokyo
Univ. of Agriculture and Technology)
῍Iwao Henmi, Shunsuke Tawara,
Mitsuaki Yanagida, Nobuhiro Takahashi
2-P-05 Proteomic identiﬁcation of S-thiolated
protein(Graduate School of Bioagricultural
Sciences, Nagoya Univ.)
῍Takeshi Ishii, Toshihiko Osawa,
Koji Uchida
2-P-06 Identiﬁcation of ubiquitin-related proteome(1 Department of Molecular and Cellular
Biology, Medical Institute of
Bioregulation, Kyushu Univ.,
2
CREST, Japan Science andTechnology Corporation (JST))῍Masaki Matsumoto1, 2,
Kei-ichi Nakayama1, 2
2-P-07 Protein proﬁles of fast- and slow-twitch
muscles of rats by polyacrylamide gelῌ12ῌ2nd Day (Thursday, May 15, 2003)

2-P-082-P-092-P-102-P-11

2-P-12electrophoresis(Institute for Protein Research,
Osaka Univ.)
῎Nobuaki Okumura, Masami Matsubae,
Kanako Kita, Akiko Okumura,Toshifumi Takao, Katsuya Nagai
Proteomic analysis of the OLETF rat withhereditary type 2 diabetes mellitus(1 Fac. of Sci., Kitasato Univ.,2
School of Med., Kitasato Univ.)
῎Yoshio Kodera1, Masamichi Oh-Ishi1,
Mamoru Satoh1, Takeshi Ueno1,
Kaori Dobashi1, Sen-ichi Furudate2,
Tadakazu Maeda1
Isolation and Proteomic Characterizationof Preribosomal Ribonucleoprotein Complexes Associated with a Novel Nucleolar
Protein that is Ubiquitously Expressed in
Human Tissues(Applied Molecular Biology andBiochemistry, Tokyo Univ. ofAgriculture and Technology)
῎Miyuki Kawasaki, Tomoyo Sirakawa,Toshiya Hayano, Nobuhiro Takahashi
Proteome analysis on endothelial cell response for anti-oxidative stress(1 ThermoQuest K. K., 2 Human Stress
Signal Research Center, National Instituteof Advanced Industrial Science andTechnology, 3 Research Center ofAdvanced Science and Technology,
The Univ. of Tokyo)
῎Junko Kimata1, Tomoya Kinumi2,
Noriko Noguchi3, Etsuo Niki2
Mass spectrometric analysis of protein
modiﬁcation by acrolein(1 Department of Food and Nutritional
Sciences, Univ. of Shizuoka,
2
Graduate School of Bioagricultural
Sciences, Nagoya Univ.)
῎Tomoe Yamada1, Shigenori Kumazawa1,
Tsutomu Nakayama1, Takeshi Ishii2,
Koji Uchida2
Proteomics characterization of novel
spore proteins of Bacillus subtilis byliquid chromatography῍tandem mass
spectrometry and estimate of two search
programs(1 Ibaraki University, School of
Agriculture, 2 Nara Institute of Scienceand Technology, Graduate School ofInformation Science, 3 Setsunan

2-P-132-P-142-P-152-P-162-P-172-P-182-P-19῍13῍

University, Faculty of
Pharmaceutical Sciences)
῎Yasuhiro Kasahara1,
Masayoshi Kuwano2, Ritsuko Kuwana3,
Hiromu Takamatsu3, Kazuhito Watabe3,
Naotake Ogasawara2
Mutant isolation and function analysis of
TUS1 in Saccharomyces cerevisiae(1 AISTῌRCG, 2 EisaiῌDRLII, 3 EisaiῌLSFT)
῎Mariko Umemura1, Ken-ichi Nakayama1,
Katsura Hata2, Naoaki Watanabe2,
Yoshifumi Jigami1
FT-ICR mass analysis of oxidative refolding intermediates of lysozyme(1 National Food Research Institute,2
Biochemical Research Laboratory, Ezaki
Glico Co., Ltd.)῎Takashi Murata1,
Mayumi Kameyama-Ohnishi1,
Takeshi Takaha2, Yoshinobu Terada2,
Kiyoshi Hayashi1, Sachiko Machida1,
Mitsuru Yoshida1
Folding analysis of calcitonins using H/Dexchange and ESI-MS(1 Chugai Pharm. Co., Ltd., 2 Graduate
School of Integrated Science,
Yokohama City Univ.)
῎Yoshiaki Nabuchi1, Yoshinori Asoh1,
Mitsuo Takayama2
Mass spectrometry on site-dependent H/Dexchange of dihydrofolate reductase(Graduate School of Science,
Hiroshima Univ.)
῎Tatsuya Yamamoto, Shunsuke Izumi,
Kunihiko Gekko
Metabolite Search and ID System to Accelerate Drug Discovery and Development(Tsukuba Research Laboratories,
Eisai Co., Ltd.)῎Yoshihisa Sano, Shinki Kawaguchi,
Tsutomu Yoshimura, Mami Gomibuchi
Screening of compounds for metabolic stability using LC/MS(Drug Safety and Disposition ResearchLaboratories, Eisai Co., Ltd.)῎Shinki Kawaguchi, Satoshi Saeki,
Masae Fujisawa, Kazuhiro Kaneko,
Yoshihisa Sano, Tsutomu Yoshimura
Simultaneous analytical method for thedetermination of TCH346 and its four metabolites in human plasma by LC/MS(Novartis Pharma K. K., Tsukuba

2nd Day (Thursday, May 15, 2003)
Research Institute Drug Metabolism &Pharmacokinetics Group)
῎Hisanori Hara, Takashi Uchimura,
Naotsugu Akashi, Tomoyoshi Naganuma,
Tetsushi Aizawa, Yusuke Nagae,
Naoki Masuda
2-P-20 Analysis of fucoxanthin metabolite inmouse plasma and liver(National Food Research Institute)
῎Akira Asai, Tatsuya Sugawara,
Hiroshi Ono, Akihiko Nagao
2-P-21 Method development and validation for
quantitative determination of desmosine
and isodesmosine in urine by LC/MS/MS(1 Novartis Pharma K. K., PreclinicalDevelopment, 2 Discovery Chemistry)῎Ikuo Sugiyama1, Takatoshi Kosaka2,
Yusuke Nagae1, Naoki Masuda1
2-P-22 Ion-pair LC/MS/MS for direct analysis ofdrugs and metabolite in plasma(1 Anal. Res. Labs., Eisai Co., Ltd.,
2
Drug Development Technology,
Eisai Co., Ltd.)῎Eiichi Yamamoto1, Takashi Kajima1,
Naoki Asakawa2
2-P-23 Determination of the structural changes
in a drug with Q/Linear Ion Trap hybrid
mass spectrometer(Takara Bio Inc.)῎Jun Watanabe, Yoshifumi Kogure,
Yasutoshi Kawase
2-P-24 Application of column switching H/D exchange for characterization of drug metabolites with liquid chromatographyῌ
tandem mass spectrometry(1 Analytical Research Laboratories,
2
Eisai Co., Ltd.)1
῎Naoki Asai , Yumi Yokoyama1,
Masayuki Tanaka1, Naoki Asakawa2
2-P-25 On-line sample preparation system for
NMR measurements coupled with mass
spectrometric detection. Application for
rapid characterization of metabolites(Analytical Research Laboratories,
Eisai Co., Ltd.)῎Yumi Yokoyama, Naoki Asai,
Masayuki Tanaka, Naoki Asakawa
2-P-26 Determination of a strong basic compound and its metabolites in plasma andurine by LC/MS/MS(1 Nippon Kayaku Co., Ltd., 2 Shin Nippon
Biomedical Laboratories, Ltd.)

2-P-272-P-282-P-29

2-P-302-P-31

2-P-32

2-P-33

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῎Rika Goda1, Takashi Kawashiro1,
Kouwa Yamashita1, Shun Nakamura2,
Yoko Shibouta2, Reiko Hidaka2
LC/APCI/MS Analysis of Etheno 2῍Deoxyguanosine Adducts as a Dosimeter
for Oxidative Stress(Center for Cancer Pharmacology,
Univ. of Pennsylvania)
῎Seon Hwa Lee, Tomoyuki Oe,
Tilo Grosser, Garret A. FitzGerald,
Ian A. Blair
Characterization of a lipid hydroperoxidederived post-translational modiﬁcation toa histone protein using mass spectrometry(Center for Cancer Pharmacology,
Univ. of Pennsylvania)
῎Tomoyuki Oe, Seon Hwa Lee,
Anastasia K. Yocum,
Jasbir S. Arora, Ian A. Blair
Investigation of analytical conditions forresidual solvents in drug by HSS/GC/
MSD(Banyu Tsukuba Research Institute)῎Hisaki Kojima, Naoto Sakurai,
Ikuko Nishimura, Tatsuji Nakamura,
Takahiro Fukami
Sensitive analysis of steroids and sugars
after charge derivatization using ESI/MS(3)(1 Pharmaceutical Division, Nippon
Kayaku Co., Ltd., 2 Graduate Schoolof Integrated Science,
Yokohama City Univ.)
῎Yutaka Hashimoto1, Mitsuo Takayama2
Quantitative analysis of peptides by using
CE/micro ESI/TOF-MS(Graduate School of Pharmaceutical
Sciences, Kyoto Univ.)
῎Yukihiko Kuroda, Hideo Yukinaga,
Akimasa Shibukawa,
Terumichi Nakagawa
Elucidation of chemical structure by mass
spectrum of disperse dye causing allergic
dermatitis by contact and a characteristicof chemical structure(1 National Institute of Technology
and Evaluation, 2 Nagoya Univ.
School of Medicine)῎Kazumi Sasaki1, Mari Sakai1,
Mariko Sugiura2
Architecture of a mass spectrum databaseof disperse dye causing allergic contact

2nd Day (Thursday, May 15, 2003)

2-P-342-P-352-P-36

2-P-372-P-382-P-39

2-P-402-P-41dermatitis(National Institute of Technology
and Evaluation)
῍Mari Sakai, Kazumi Sasaki
Development of ﬁsh oil standard by isotope dilution mass spectrometry(National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology)
῍Keiichiro Ishikawa1, Satoko Otsuka2,
Toshihide Ihara1, Akira Nomura1
Analysis of fragmentation in LC/MS. Part
1. DNPH derivatives of carbonyl compounds(National Institute for Environmental
Studies)῍Akio Yasuhara, Miyuki Makishima,
Shigeru Suzuki
Analysis of perﬂuorinated compounds by
LC/MS/MS(1 Fac. of Eng., Kansai Univ.,
2
Osaka City Inst. Pub. Health andEnvironmental Sciences)
῍Hiroshi Kitagawa1, Yasuo Mizooku1,
Ryuich Arakawa1, Hiroya Harino2
Development of extraction and GPC method for dioxins analysis (I)(Chemical Analysis Research Center,
National Institute forAgro-Environmental Sciences)
῍Heesoo Eun, Eiki Watanabe, Koji Baba,
Masumi Ishizaka, Masako Ueji
CancelInvestigation on dioxins in Japanese lake.
Part III(Environmental Chemicals Analysis
Laboratory, Chemical Analysis
Research Center, National Institutefor Agro-Environmental Sciences)
῍Eiki Watanabe, Heesoo Eun, Koji Baba,
Masumi Ishizaka, Yasuo Ishii
LC/MS/MS analysis of herbicides used inrice paddy ﬁelds(1 Chemical Analysis Research Center,
National Institute forAgro-Environmental Sciences,2
Graduate School of Agriculture,
Tokyo Univ. of Agriculture
and Technology)
῍Masumi Ishizaka, Satoru Ishihara,
Hirozumi Watanabe
Direct Analysis of Cadmium in Rice
Grains by Laser Ablation-ICP-MS

2-P-42

2-P-432-P-442-P-45

2-P-46

2-P-472-P-48ῌ15ῌ

(National Institute forAgro-Environmental Sciences)
῍Koji Baba, Eiki Watanabe, Heesoo Eun,
Masumi Ishizaka
Noble gas and Sr isotopic compositions ofgroundwater from Tono area, Gifu prefecture(1 Univ. of Tokyo, 2 MMC, 3 MRC,
4
JNC-Tono)
῍Keisuke Nagao1, Akira Ueda2,
Junko Kamei2, Ayako Goto2,
Makoto Kawamura3, Teruki Iwatsuki4,
Katsuhiro Hama5
Searching for Survivors by Mass Spectrometry and Gas Sensor(Nohmi Bosai Ltd., Research Laboratory)
῍Hiroshi Ueno, Takashi Nohmi
Di#erentiation of a pair of diastereomeric
prolylproline esters by CID of alkali-metal
adduct ions in ESI-MS and analysis by abinitio molecular orbital calculations(1 Fukuoka Univ., 2 Kyushu Univ.,
3
Towa Univ.)1
῍Hideaki Tsunematsu , Hirohito Ikeda1,
Hiroshi Hanazono1, Masanori Inagaki2,
Ryuichi Isobe3, Ryuichi Higuchi2
Inﬂuence of N-acetyl group of oligosaccharides to their post-source decay MALDI
mass spectrometry(1 Department of Chemistry, School of
Science, The University of Tokyo,
2
National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology)
῍Tohru Yamagaki1, Hiroshi Nakanishi2
Generation, Structure and Reactions of
Triply-Bonded Digermyne Ions Using
FAB-MS/MS and Ab Initio Calculations(1 Faculty of Science, Nara Women’s Univ.,
2
Instrument Analysis Research Center for
Science, Tokyo Medical and Dental Univ.,
3
ISIR, Osaka Univ., 4 Department ofChemistry, Univ. of Tsukuba)
῍Takae Takeuchi1, Yuko Shirai1,
Takeshi Kasama2, Hitoshi Yamada3,
Masami Sawada3, Akira Sekiguchi4
Analysis of metal-cluster-complex using
laser ionization TOF-MS(National Institute of Advanced,
Industrial Science and Technology)
῍Takeshi Mizota, Hidehiko Nonaka,Toshiyuki Fujimoto, Shingo Ichimura
Formations and Structures of Cobalto-

2nd Day (Thursday, May 15, 2003)

2-P-49

2-P-502-P-51

2-P-52

2-P-53

cenium Cluster Ions with Bidentate Ligand by Spray Ionization MS(Grad. School of Eng., Osaka Univ.)
῍Kosou Matsuno, Masana Arimura,Gen-estu Matsubayashi
FT-ICR mass spectrometric study on
chemical reactions of metal clusters(Nanotechnology Research Institute/
AIST, SYNAF)
῍Ko-ichi Sugawara, Kenji Koga
Metastable decomposition of 1,1,1-triﬂuoroisopropyl methyl ether upon electron
ionization(1 Gunma National College of Technology,
2
Amsterdam Free Univ.)
Susumu Tajima1, Shoko Kojima1,
Yuko Hiroi1, Masashi Mamada1,
῍Satoshi Nakajima1, N. M. M. Nibbering2
Metastable decompositions of m/z 135
ions generated from benzenedicarboxylic
acid dimethyl esters upon electron impact(1 Gunma National College of Technology
2
JEOL Co., Ltd., 3 Amsterdam Free Univ.)
Susumu Tajima1, Akiko Kojima1,
Takeshi Sugimura1, Satoshi Nakajima1,
Yutaka Takahashi2, N. M. M. Nibbering3
Ionization and fragmentation of Bisphenol
A(Graduate School of Integrated Sience,
Yokohama City Univ.)
῍Yasuhiro Iida, Takashi Nishikaze,
Mitsuo Takayama
Observation of Ion-Molecule Reactions of
Alkali Metal Cations with Crown Ether
Using an RF Ion Trap
(1 Osaka Univ., 2 Osaka Prefecture Univ.)
῍Minako Fujigaki1, Kousuke Kumondai1,
Michisato Toyoda1, Kenichi Iwamoto2,
Morio Ishihara1, Itsuo Katakuse1

AIST Dining Saloon
Banquet(18 : 00ῌ20 : 00)

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3rd Day (Friday, May 16, 2003)
Proteomics

Auditorium
Symposium 3 “Young researchers expected in the
post-genome era”
(9 : 00ῌ11 : 48)
Chairpersons: Hiroshi Nakayama,
Takatoshi Kawai
3-S-01 Mass spectrometric identiﬁcation of RNAmodifying enzyme genes by ribonucleome analysis(1 Grad. Sch. Frontier Sci., Univ. ofTokyo, 2 Grad. Sch. Eng., Univ. ofTokyo, 3 Coll. Sci., Rikkyo Univ.,
4Grad. Sch. Sci., Tokyo Metropolitan
Univ., 5 Natl. Inst. Gen., 6 Fukuoka
Dental Coll., 7 Nara Inst. Sci. Tech.)
῍Yoshiho Ikeuchi1, Akiko Noma1,
Akiko Soma3, Naoki Shigi1,
Jun-ichi Kato4, Akiko Nishimura5,
Takeyoshi Miki6, Kazuo Kobayashi7,
Naotaka Ogasawara7, Yasuhiko Sekine3,
Kimitsuna Watanabe1, 2,
Tsutomu Suzuki1, 2
3-S-02 Gel-enhanced LCMS Approaches forLarge-scale Proteomics(Center for Experimental BioInformatics,
University of Southern Denmark)῍Yasushi Ishihama, Matthias Mann
3-S-03 Phosphorylation (Post-Translational Modiﬁcation) Analysis and Structural Analysis by MS(Univ. Tokushima & RIKEN)Emiko Yamauchi
3-S-04 Atomic Reconstruction of Metabolism(ARM) Project: Computer Modeling of
Metabolic Networks(AIST, University of Tokyo)
Masanori Arita
3-S-05 Extracting Biomolecular Interaction from
Large Biomedical Literature(HITACHI, Central Research Laboratory)
Yoshihiro Ohta
3-S-06 Cell Simulation: A Fundamental Technology for Systems Biology(Institute for Advanced Biosciences,
Keio University)
Yasuhiro Naito
Luncheon seminar(12 : 00ῌ13 : 30)(Applied Biosystems)
Marvin Vestal
Special lecture(15 : 55ῌ16 : 40)
Chairperson: Itsuo Katakuse
3-T-02 The Origin and Future of Soft Laser Desorption(Shimadzu)
Koichi Tanaka

Applied Biosystems Japan

Invited lecture 7(15 : 00ῌ15 : 45) Chairperson: Toshihide Nishimura
3-T-01 Mass Spectrometry Instrumentation for
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3rd Day (Friday, May 16, 2003)
Conference room 1
Oral presentations “Chiral analysis, Drug, Environmental, Food”(9 : 10ῌ9 : 50)
3-O1-01 Matrix e#ects on the IRIS values in
FABMS/EL guest method(1 Osaka Municipal Techn. Res. Inst.,
2
ISIR, Osaka Univ.,
3Fac. of Sci., Osaka Univ.)
῎Motohiro Shizuma1, Hitoshi Yamada2,
Hiroshi Adachi3, Yoshio Takai2,
Tokuji Takeda1, Masami Sawada2
3-O1-02 Mass Spectrometric Chiral Recognitionof Heterocyclic Compounds Based on
Racemization(Kansai Univ.)
῎Masayoshi Omoto, Tadashi Shiraiwa,
Ryuichi Arakawa(9 : 50ῌ10 : 30)
3-O1-03 Optimization of automated pretreatment conditions for analysis of drugs inplasma by liquid chromatographyῌmass
spectrometry(1 Shimadzu Corporation,
2
Eisai Co., Ltd.)῎Shin-ichi Kawano1,
Hiroyuki Murakita1,
Eiichi Yamamoto2,
Naoki Asakawa2
3-O1-04 Strategy for structure elucidation of
drug metabolites derived from protonated molecules and (MS)n fragmentation by ESI Ion Trap MS(Fujisawa Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.)῎Zenzaburo Tozuka, Hayato Kaneko,
Toshifumi Shiraga, Akio Kawamura,
Akira Kagayama(10 : 30ῌ11 : 10)
3-O1-05 Analysis of 3,3῍-dichlorobenzidine by
LC/MS/MS(Fac. of Engineering, Kansai Univ.)
῎Yasuo Mizooku, Hiroyuki Hashimoto,
Ryuichi Arakawa
3-O1-06 Detection of Chlordane by LC/MS(1 Osaka City Institute for Public
Health & Environmental Sciences,2
Kansai Univ.)
῎Hiroshi Moriwaki1,
Hiroyuki Hashimoto2,
Ryuichi Arakawa2(11 : 10ῌ11 : 50)
3-O1-07 Application of on-line electrospray ioni-

3-O1-08

zation mass spectrometry with a microﬂow electrolytic cell: Dimerization of
ca#eic acid
(1 Fac. of Eng., Kansai Univ.,
2Fac. of Science, Kobe Univ.,
3
Kimoto Electric Co.)῎Masashi Yamaguchi1, Hiroki Hotta2,
Toshiyuki Osakai2, Takeshi Kimoto3,
Ryuuichi Arakawa1
Interpretation of Imojoutyu (Japanese
sweet potato spirit) ﬂavor using mass
spectrum analysis(1 Dept. of Eng., Towa Univ.,
2
Dept. of Horticulture, Chiba Univ.)
῎Takehiko Tsuruta1, (late) Takeo Ohta2

Luncheon seminar(12 : 00ῌ13 : 30)

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GL Sciences

3rd Day (Friday, May 16, 2003)
Foyer & Poster room
Poster presentations
13 : 30ῌ15 : 00
3-P-01 Use of mass spectral data base of SDBS by
the internet system(National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology)
῎Nobuhide Wasada, Shinichi Kinugasa,
Takeshi Saito, Yuuko Takizawa,
Mari Kusakabe, Keiichiro Ishikawa
3-P-02 Information Fining in Biomedical Literature(Hitachi, Ltd., Central ResearchLaboratory)
῎Yoshihiro Ohta
3-P-03 Cell Simulation: A Fundamental Technology for Systems Biology(Institute for Advanced Biosciences,
Keio Univ.)
Yasuhiro Naito
3-P-04 Bioinformatics of Focused Proteomeῌ1:
Performance Comparison of Protein Identiﬁcation Tools for LC-MS/MS Data
(1 Mitsui Knowledge Industry Co., Ltd.,
2
Eisai Co., Ltd.)῎Yasuto Yokoi1, Yuji Miura1,
Ken Aoshima1, Tsuyoshi Tabata2,
Takatoshi Kawai2, Takeshi Nagasu2,
Hiroyuki Katayama2, Yoshiya Oda2
3-P-05 Bioinformatics of Focused Proteomeῌ2:
Filtering Tools for Protein Identiﬁcation
Results(1 Eisai Co., Ltd., 2 Mitsui Knowledge
Industry Co., Ltd.)῎Tsuyoshi Tabata1, Takatoshi Kawai1,
Takeshi Nagasu1, Hiroyuki Katayama1,
Yoshiya Oda1, Yasuto Yokoi2, Yuji Miura2,
Ken Aoshima2
3-P-06 Proteomic analysis of human proteins using consensus EST database(1 Graduate School of Frontier Sciences,
Univ. of Tokyo, 2 Maze Inc., 3 Sakaguchi
Giken Inc., 4 National Institute ofRadiological Sciences)
῎Yuriko Sakaguchi1, Yasuji Kasama2,
Kazuhiro Kondo2, Junko Ozaki2,
Masaaki Sakaguchi3, Toshiyuki Saito4,
Tsutomu Suzuki1
3-P-07 Electrophoretic proﬁles of phosphorylated
protein in rat hepatic stellate cells(1 Japan Science and Technology
Corporation, 2 MDS Proteomics, 3 TOWA

3-P-083-P-093-P-103-P-11

3-P-12῍19῍

KAGAKU Co., Ltd., 4 Prophoenix Co., Ltd.,
5
Third Department of Internal Medicine,
Osaka City University Medical School,
6
Cooperative Link of Unique Science andTechnology for Economy Revitalization(CLUSTER) Hiroshima Prefectural
Institute of Industrial Science andTechnology, 7 Developmental Biology
Laboratory, Department of Biological
Science, Graduate School of Science,
Hiroshima University)
῎Yuka Myoken-Miyamoto1,
Dan Bach Kristensen2, Yoshiko Takeda1,
Akira Yamagata1, 3, 4, Norifumi Kawada5,
Chise Tateno6, Ken Oofusa1, 3, 4,
Katsutoshi Yoshizato1, 6, 7
Screening for the phosphorylated peptides
with Q/Linear Ion Trap hybrid mass spectrometer(Takara Bio Inc.)῎Yoshifumi Kogure, Jun Watanabe,
Yasutoshi Kawase
A novel phosphate capture molecule“Phos-tagTM” for mass analysis of phosphoproteins(1 Nard Institute, Ltd., 2 MANAC
Incorporated., 3 Hiroshima Univ.)
῎Norio Minami1, Akihiko Kawasaki1,
Hironori Takeda2, Tohru Koike3
Quantitative proteomics of phosphopeptides by modiﬁcation with stable isotope derivatives(1 Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
Nagoya City Univ., 2 Faculty of
Medicine, The Univ. of Tokyo)
῎Chie Murata1, 2, Kohfuku Kohda1,
Masayoshi Imagawa1, Ryo Taguchi1, 2
Myosin Phosphorylation by Death-Associated Protein Kinase(1 Nagasaki Univ., Schl. Env., 2 Mitsubishi
Pharma Co., 3 Osaka Univ., Protein Inst.)
῎Takayuki Miyanishi1, Eisuke Sawada1,
Takeshi Hioki2, Takehisa Ishii2,
Nobuaki Okumura3, Toshifumi Takao3
Structural Characterization of Glycosphingolipids and Glycopeptides by MALDI-QITTOF Mass Spectrometry(1 RIKEN Frontier, 2 Shimadzu Corporation,
3
Tsukuba Univ., 4 RIKEN)
῎Emi Ito1, Koichi Tanaka2,
Akio Tominaga2, Kozo Miseki2,

3rd Day (Friday, May 16, 2003)

3-P-133-P-143-P-153-P-16

3-P-173-P-183-P-19Junko Iida2, Naoko Goto3, Yukishige Ito4,
Minoru Suzuki1, Akemi Suzuki1
Mass Spectrometry of S-Nitosoprotein. II.
Requirement of ﬁne settings of ESI conditions(Osaka Medical Center and ResearchInstitute for Maternal and Child Health)῍Rina Kaneko, Yoshinao Wada
Implication of S-nitrosylation in the process of mixed disulﬁde formation(Osaka Medical Center and ResearchInstitute for Maternal and Child Health)῍Yoshinao Wada, Rina Kaneko
Analysis of endocrine disruptive action by
nonylphenol and bisphenol A(Kobe Pharmaceutical Univ.)
῍Atsuko Takeuchi, Kayoko Saiki
Screening of peptide sequences bound bioactive compound using phage display
technology(Tokyo University of Science)
῍Satoko Aoki, Keisuke Ohta,
Katsunori Suzuki, Takayuki Yamazaki,
Fumio Sugawara, Kengo Sakaguchi
A Methodology for Rapid and E$cient
Characterization of Novel Ghrelin-derived
Peptides by Mass Spectrometry: MALDITOF-MS, MALDI-TOF-TOF-MS and Ladder Sequencing(1 Daiichi Suntory Pharma Co., Ltd.,
2
National Cardiovascular Center
Research Institute, 3 Suntory
Institute for Bioorganic Research)
῍Keiko Iwasa1, Osamu Tsunoka1,
Ryoji Muramatsu1, Yujiro Hayashi1,
Yoshiharu Minamitake1, Kenji Kangawa2,
Hideo Naoki3, Terumi Nakajima3
Multifunctional Sample Pretreatment Using Stop and Go Extraction Tips (StageTips) for Proteomics(Center for Experimental BioInformatics,
Univ. of Southern Denmark)῍Yasushi Ishihama, Juri Rappsilber,
Matthias Mann
Drug target identiﬁcation by chemicaltargeted proteome(Laboratory of Seeds Finding
Technology, Eisai Co., Ltd.)῍Toshitaka Sato, Yoshiya Oda,
Takashi Owa, Hiroyuki Katayama,
Akira Yokoi, Jyunro Kuromitsu,
Takeshi Nagasu

3-P-203-P-21

3-P-22

3-P-233-P-243-P-25

3-P-26

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Chemical targeted proteome: Identiﬁcation and characterization of phosphodiesterase V from platelets lysate(Lab. of Seeds Finding Technology)
῍Kishan Agarwala, Yoshiya Oda,
Yasutaka Takase, Hiroyuki Kato,Toshitaka Sato, Takeshi Nagasu
UV-MALDI-TOF-MS analysis of the oligosaccharides from the cysteine proteinasecruzipain(1 College of Agriculture, Ehime
University, Japan, 2 Instituto deInvestigaciones Biotecnologicas,
Universidad Nacional de Gral., San
Martin, Argentina, 3 Cihidecar-Conicet,
Departamento de Quimica Organica,
Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales,
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina)
῍Yuko Fukuyama1, Mariana Barboza2,
Vilma Duschak2, Hiroshi Nonami1,
Rosa Erra-Balsells3, Juan J. Cazzulo2,
Alicia S. Couto3
Linkage analysis of oligosaccharides byusing negative-mode MALDI-MS(Department of Chemistry, School of Science, The University of Tokyo)
῍Tohru Yamagaki
Distinguishing between isomeric oligosaccharides by mass spectrometry(1 Department of Chemistry, School of
Science, The University of Tokyo,
2
National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology)
῍Tohru Yamagaki1, Hiroshi Nakanishi2
LC/MS applied to ganglioside(IARC, Tokyo Medical and
Dental University)
῍Takeshi Kasama, Kenji Kawasaki
Photochemistry, ESI-MS, Absorption andLuminescence Spectroscopy as Complementary Tools in UV-MALDI-MS Analysis of Carbohydrates(1 College of Agriculture, Ehime Univ.,
Japan, 2 Cihidecar-Conicet, Departamentode Quimica Organica, Facultad de Ciencias
Exactas y Naturales, Universidad
de Buenos Aires, Argentina)
῍Yoko Yasuda1, Olga I. Tarzi2,
Hiroshi Nonami2, Rosa Erra-Balsells2
UV-MALDI-TOF-MS Analysis of N-Substituted Monosaccharides by Using Different Matrices

3rd Day (Friday, May 16, 2003)

3-P-273-P-283-P-293-P-303-P-31

3-P-32

3-P-33(1 College of Agriculture, Ehime Univ.,
Japan, 2 Cihidecar-Conicet, Departamentode Quimica Organica, Facultad de Ciencias
Exactas y Naturales, Universidad de
Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Yasuto Sato1, Maria C. Matulewicz2,
Carlos A. Stortz2, Alberto S. Cerezo2,
Hiroshi Nonami1, Rosa Erra-Balsells2
Cell map metabolomics on molecular species of phospholipids(1 Graduate School of Pharmaceutical
Sciences, Nagoya City Univ.,
2
Graduate School of Medicine,
The Univ. of Tokyo, 3 Graduate School of
Medicine, Nagoya Univ.)
῍Toshiaki Houjou1, 2, Toyoshi Fujimoto3,
Ryo Taguchi2
Qantitative analysis of Prostaglandin J2
family made by culture cell with LC-ESIQMS(1 Osaka Bioscience Institute,2
Ehime Univ. School of Medicine)῍Toshihiko Maruyama1, Kosuke Aritake1,
Yoshihiro Urade1, Maiko Emi2,
Kazutaka Maeyama2
Analysis of Prostaglandins by LC/MS(Department of Biochemistry andMolecular Biology, Faculty of
Medicine, Graduate School of
Medicine, Univ. of Tokyo)
῍Toshie Takahashi, Yoshihiro Kita,
Naonori Uozumi, Takao Shimizu
Comparison of mass spectrum of sphingophosphonolipids with various ionizations(1 Kansai Lipid Institute,2
Joint Research Center, Kinki Univ.)
῍Hideki Kishine1, Masanori Morita2,
Akira Hayashi1
Normal phase capillary monolithic column for lipid analysis(IARC, Tokyo Medical and Dental Univ.)
῍Kenji Kawasaki, Takeshi Kasama
Identiﬁcation of Bile Acids as Endogeneous Ligands of Novel oGPCR, BG37
(Banyu Tsukuba Research Institute)῍Hiromasa Okada, Eiji Sugiyama,
Kenichi Tanaka, Naoharu Maruyama,
Yasuhisa Miyamaoto, Hirokazu Ohsawa,
Tatsuji Nakamura
Rapid proﬁling and characterization ofphospholipids using new liner ion trap MS

3-P-343-P-353-P-363-P-373-P-393-P-39ῌ21ῌ

technology(1 Applied Biosystems Japan Ltd.,
2
Nagoya City Univ., 3 The Univ. of Tokyo)
῍Kaoru Karasawa1, Mayuko Ishida2, 3,
Toshiaki Houjou2, 3, Ryo Taguchi3
Formation and destruction of the guanine
quartet in solution observed by CSI-MS(1 Chemical Analysis Center, Chiba Univ.,
2
Department of Synthetic Chemistry andBiochemistry, and Faculty of Engineering)
Shigeru Sakamoto1, Kazuhiko Nakatani2,
Isao Saito2, ῍Kentaro Yamaguchi1
Comparative UV-MALDI-TOF-MS Analysis of New Synthetic Nucleosides Using
Di#erent Matrices(1 College of Agriculture, Ehime
University, Japan, 2 Cihidecar-Conicet,
Departamento de Quimica Organica,
Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales,
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina,
3
Centro de Estudios e Investigaciones,
Universidad Nacional deQuil-mes, Argentina)
῍Iku Ninomiya1, Maria A. Ponce2,
Luis E. Iglesias3, Adolfo M. Iribarren4,
Hiroshi Nonami a and Rosa Erra-Balsells2
Extraction and LC-MS analysis of ﬂavonoids in onions(1 National Food Research Institute,2
Hokkaido Agricultural Center)
῍Kimiko Yabe1, Sachiko Hoshino1,
Hiroyuki Nakagawa1, Takako Najiwara1,
Shioka Hamamatsu1, Yuji Noguchi2
Identiﬁcation of chemotypes among Perilla species by GC/MS(1 National Food Research Institute,2
National Institute of Agrobiological
Sciences)
῍Hidetaka Kobayashi1, Miyuki Nitta2,
Mayumi Kameyama-Ohnishi1,
Tsukasa Nagamine2, Mitsuru Yoshida1
Analysis of low boiling volatile compounds in sweet potato by SPME-GC-MS(1 Faculty of Engineering, Kansai Univ.,2
Nippon Food Development Co.)῍Muneyoshi Yoshikawa1,
Yumiko Miyamoto1, Yasuo Mizooku1,
Toshiyuki Ozaki2, Ryuichi Arakawa1
The usages sodium adduct ions with LC/
ESI-MS for the quantitative analysis oftype A- and B-trichothecens(1 Nihon Waters K. K., 2 Graduate School of3rd Day (Friday, May 16, 2003)

3-P-403-P-41

3-P-42

3-P-433-P-443-P-45

3-P-46Natural Science and Engineering,
Kanazawa Univ.)
῍Hideki Sasaki1, Jun Yonekubo1,
Kazuichi Hayakawa2
Investigation of analytical methods foracrylamide in foods by LC-MS/MS(JASCO Interantional Co., Ltd.)῍Ryo Ogasawara, Fusako Kaneda,
Hideto Kakimi
Diagnostics of plasma for low-k material
deposition by monomer-vapor polymerization technique (1)(1 MIRAI projectῌASET, 2 AIST, 3 MIRAI
projectῌASRC, AIST, 4 RCNS,
Hiroshima Univ.)
῍Keizo Kinoshita1, Akinori Nakano1,
Jun Kawahara1, Naoaki Saito2,
Takamaro Kikkawa3, 4
3D Spectra of Uniform Synthetic Polymers by High-Resolution Ion-Mobility
TOF-MS. E#ects of Stereoregularity andAdduct Ions
(1 Fac. of Engineering, Kansai Univ.,
2
Graduate School of Engineering Science,
Osaka Univ., 3 Dept. of Chem.,
Indiana Univ.)
῍Ryuichi Arakawa1, Masanobu Kondou1,
Kouichi Ute2, A. Hilderbrand3,
D. E. Clemmer3
HCl Loss from the Molecular Ions of Chlorophenols Using Charge Inversion Mass
Spectrometry. Comparison with MIKE
Spectrometry(1 JEOL Ltd., 2 Osaka Prefecture Univ.)
῍Yutaka Takahashi1, Nobutake Kabuki2,
Yoshiaki Kawamura2, Akihiro Kitaguchi2,
Shigeo Hayakawa2
Dissociative reaction of polychlorinatedphenol anions(Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial
Technology Research Institute)
Seiko Nakagawa
Dissociation of neutral metal carbonyls byusing charge inversion mass spectrometry(College of Integrated Arts & Sciences,
Osaka Prefecture Univ.)
Keisuke Tominaga, Shinnya Konishi,
῍Shigeo Hayakawa
Identiﬁcation of the Characteristic Fragmentation Processes of Alkali Halide Triple Ion Adduct Monosaccharide Ions by

3-P-473-P-483-P-49

3-P-503-P-51

3-P-52

3-P-53

ῌ22ῌ

CAD(1 Graduate School of Engineering, Univ.
of Fukui, 2 Faculty of Education andRegional Studies, Univ. of Fukui)
῍Nora Martinez1, Kimio Isa2,
Ryuuji Nakata2, Minoru Hatanaka1
Structural Analysis of Protonated Dipeptide Ions by High Performance CID Spectra (2)(1 Facluty of Education and Regional
Studies, Univ. of Fukui,2
Nicca Chemical Co., Ltd.)῍Kimio Isa1, Makiko Gotou1,
Hideyuki Takezawa1,
Noriaki Kobayashi2
Pulsed-gas-introduction infrared multiphoton dissociation in a quadrupole ion
trap(Hitachi, Ltd., Central ResearchLaboratory)
῍Hideki Hasegawa, Yuichiro Hashimoto,
Izumi Waki
Gallium Ion Attachment Mass Spectrometry (Gaῌ-IAMS) of Organic Molecules(1 Oyama National College of Technology,
2
Anelva Corporation)
῍Hiroshi Kishi1, Toshihiro Fujii2Comparison between excitation waveforms in an FT-ICR mass spectrometer by
many-particle simulation(Dept. of Computer Eng.,
Hiroshima City Univ.)
Makoto Fujiwara
Vapor pressure measurement of LiNbO3
with High Temperature Mass Spectrometer(1 Research Center for Nuclear Science andTechnology, The Univ. of Tokyo,
2
Graduate School of Engineering,
The Univ. of Tokyo)
῍Masaru Yasumoto1, Tsuyoshi Hoshino2,
Michio Yamawaki2, Takayuki Terai2
Degradation Pathways of Acetylcholine
Cluster Ions
(Graduate School of Integrated Science,
Yokohama City Univ.)
῍Naoto Soya, Mitsuo Takayama
Measurement of molecular weight of acholic acid micelle(Faculty of Engineering, Gifu Univ.)
῍Takatomo Kajiura, Daisuke Nohara