331 ST INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON THE
CHEMISTRY OF NATURAL PRODUCTS
11 TH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON BIODIVERSITYOCTOBER 15 TH - 19 TH 2023
NAPOLI, ITALY

Congress Center of the Hotel Royal Continental
Via Partenope, 38, 80121 Napoli IT

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Dear colleagues,
On behalf of the Scientific and Organizing Committee, I am pleased to welcome you to
the IUPAC 31st International Symposium on the Chemistry of Natural Products and the11th International Congress on Biodiversity (ISCNP31 and ICOB11), which will be heldin Napoli, Italy, and hosted at the Conference Center of the Royal Continental Hotel.
The Italian chemical community has a long tradition in the field of research on natural
products and related aspects of biodiversity and chemical ecology, and this is particularly true in the Campania Region, where scientific groups located at the University of
Napoli “Federico II”, the University of Salerno, the Institute of Biomolecular Chemistry(CNR) and the “Anton Dohrn” Zoological Station are actively involved in these research
activities.
Scientists from these scientific institutions, together with colleagues from other partsof Italy, have been deeply involved in the organization of the event, which finally returns after Athens 2018 due to the long pandemic break.
We are extremely grateful to the colleagues who accepted our invitation as speakers
and to all the other participants from around the world who submitted high-quality abstracts, enriching the scientific program, and helping to make this symposium a reality.
I would also like to thank all the scientific institutions and commercial sponsors indicated in the program for their precious financial support and EU-Openscreen for organizing the interesting Satellite Workshop planned at the end of the symposium.
We are proud that IUPAC ISCNP31 and ICOB11 are taking place in Napoli, with thesupport of the Italian chemical community and with the auspices of Società Chimica
Italiana, EuChemS, Phytochemical Society of Europe and Society for Medicinal Plant
and Natural Product Research.
We thank you all for your participation and hope that this symposium will be a fantastic opportunity to meet eminent scientists from around the world in the informal andstimulating atmosphere of the venue on the Napoli waterfront.
We wish everyone a fruitful and pleasant stay.
Best regards,
				

Raffaele Riccio

				Symposium Chair

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ORGANIZATIONINTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD• Francesco Nicotra, Università degli Studi di Milano Bicocca, Co-Chair• Vanderlan da Silva Bolzani, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil• Margaret Brimble, University of Auckland, New Zeland• Janine Cossy, ESPCI, France• Jon Clardy, Harvard University, USA• Roberto Danovaro, Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn, Italy• Sabine Flitsch, University of Manchester, UK• Tobias Gulder, Technical University of Munich, Germany• De-an Guo, Shanghai Institute of Materia Medica, China• Jason Brian Harper, University of New South Wales, Australia• Slavomir Jarosz, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland• Nikolay Nifantiev, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia• Barry R. O’Keefe, NIH National Cancer Institute, USA• Priyani Paranagama, Institute of Chemistry Ceylon, Sri Lanka• Virinder Parmar, University of Massachusetts Lowell, USA• Philip J. Proteau, Oregon State University, USA• Amelia Pilar Rauter, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal• Judith Maria Rollinger, University of Vienna, Austria• Vassilios Roussis, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece• Injae Shin, Yonsei University, Korea• Leandros Skaltsounis, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece• Deniz Tasdemir, GEOMAR Centre for Marine Biotechnology, Germany• Minoru Ueda, Tohoku, Japan• Zhen Xi, Nankai University, China

SCIENTIFIC AND ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Università degli Studi di Salerno• Raffaele Riccio - Chairman• Rita Patrizia Aquino• Giuseppe Bifulco• Ines Bruno• Pietro Campiglia• Nunziatina De Tommasi• Gianluca Sbardella
Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II• Valeria Costantino• Maria Valeria D’Auria• Marco d’Ischia• Rosa Lanzetta• Virginia Lanzotti
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IUPAC ISCNP31 & ICOB11• Alfonso Mangoni• Antonio Molinaro• Alessandra Napolitano• Orazio Taglialatela Scafati• Angela ZampellaConsiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR)• Lidia Armelao• Angelo Fontana• Margherita Gavagnin• Maurizio Peruzzini
Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn, Napoli• Donatella De Pascale• Giovanna Romano
Università degli Studi del Piemonte Orientale• Giovanni Appendino
Università degli Studi di Palermo• Maurizio Bruno
Università degli Studi di Parma• Gianni Galaverna
Università degli Studi di Padova• Paolo Scrimin

SECRETARIAT

Tel.: +39 0818770604
Fax: +39 0818770258
E-mail: info@yesmeet.it
Via San Nicola, 480067 Sorrento (NA) - Italia

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GENERAL INFORMATION ON IUPAC ISCNP31 & ICOB11
CONFERENCE VENUE
Hotel Royal Continental - Via Partenope, 38 Napoli, Italy

LIABILITY AND INSURANCEThe organizers are not able to take responsibility whatsoever for injury or damage
involving persons and property during the congress.

INSTRUCTION FOR PRESENTERS
Oral Presentations
Each oral slot includes time for questions and discussion.
The official language of the Conference is English.
Presenters are invited to upload their presentation files (.ppt), with a USB memory
stick, at the slide point (Registration Desk) no later than half a day before their scheduled presentation. Uploaded files will be available on the lecture room facility.
Speakers are invited to check their presentation on the available PC before any session.
The available presentation system supports ONLY Microsoft WINDOWS and the latest
versions of the presentation software. If the presentation includes any video, the required file format is “avi”.
Poster Session
Two poster sessions have been scheduled: Tuesday 17th October and Wednesday 18th
October.
Poster Session 1 - 17th October 2023 18h15 - 20h00
From P1 to P60
Topics:ST1 Bioactive Natural Products and Drug Discovery
ST2 Role of Natural Products in Cosmetic Formulations
ST3 Food and Food Supplements
Poster Session 2 – 18th October 2023 18h15 - 19h45
From P61 to P120
Topics:ST1 Bioactive Natural Products and Drug Discovery
ST4 Innovative and Eco-Friendly Materials
ST5 Biodiversity and Chemical Ecology
ST6 New Methodologies in Natural Products Research
Corresponding numbers can be found in the poster list at the end of this booklet.
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Posters included in the first session (17th October) must be removed at the end of thesession 1.
Posters included in the second session (18th October) must be put up the 18th of October and removed before the end of the day. Necessary tools will be available at theRegistration desk. All authors presenting a poster are asked to print their poster.

OPENING REGISTRATION
Registration desk will open from Sunday October 15th, from 13:00 onwards and every
day from 08:30 until the end of the sessions.

NAME BADGE POLICY
Participants are kindly requested to exhibit their conference name badges during all
scientific sessions and social events.

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SCHEMATIC PROGRAM
Sunday October 15th 2023
13:00

15:00

Registration

15:00

16:00

Opening Ceremony

16:00

18:00

Plenary Session

19:00

21:00

Welcome cocktail
Monday October 16th 2023

9:00

11:15

Parallel Sessions
ST1 - Bioactive Natural Products and Drug Discovery
ST3 - Food and Food Supplements

11:15

11:45

Coffee break

11:45

13:05

Plenary Session

13:15

14:45

Lunch break

15:00

18:45

Parallel Sessions
ST1 - Bioactive Natural Products and Drug Discovery
ST2 - Role of Natural Products in Cosmetic Formulations
ST5 - Biodiversity and Chemical Ecology

16:30

17:00

Coffee break
Tuesday October 17th 2023

9:00

10:20

Plenary Session

10:20

11:00

Coffee break

11:00

13:00

Parallel Sessions
ST1 - Bioactive Natural Products and Drug Discovery
ST6 - New Methodologies in Natural Products Research

13:00

14:30

Lunch break

14:45

18:15

Parallel Sessions
ST1 - Bioactive Natural Products and Drug Discovery
ST6 - New Methodologies in Natural Products Research

16:15

16:45

Coffee break

18:15

20:00

Poster Session 1: PO1-PO60 (ST1, ST2, ST3)
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Wednesday October 18th 2023
9:00

10:20

Plenary Session

10:20

11:00

Coffee break

11:00

13:00

Plenary Session

13:00

14:30

Lunch break

14:45

18:15

Parallel Sessions
ST1 - Bioactive Natural Products and Drug Discovery
ST5 - Biodiversity and Chemical Ecology

16:15

16:45

Coffee break

18:15

19:45

Poster Session 2: PO61-PO120 (ST1, ST4, ST5, ST6)

21:00

Symposium DinnerThursday October 19th 2023

9:00

10:50

Plenary Session

10:50

11:20

Coffee break

11:20

12:00

Plenary Session

12:00

12:30

Closing ceremony

14:00

17:00

Satellite Workshop at ISCNP13 & ICOB11 by EU-Openscreen:“Accelerating natural product discovery by academic and industrial collaborative initiatives”

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Sunday October 15th 2023
13:00

15:00

Registration

15:00

16:00

Opening Ceremony

16:00

18:00

PLENARY SESSION

Auditorium Royal Continental

Chairs: Maria Valeria D’Auria, Antonio Molinaro
16:00

16:40

PL1 Peter Seeberger “Automated glycan assembly as basis forlife science and material science”

16:40

17:10

IL1 Mark Brönstrup “Assault, siege or trojan horse strategy: useof natural products to fight bacterial infections”

17:10

17:50

PL2 Valerie J. Paul “Marine chemical ecology in a changing ocean”

17:50

18:30

PL3 Paul Reddell “From rainforest to clinic: A case study of thescientific and developmental challenges in commercialising natural products as pharmaceuticals”

19:00

21:00

Welcome cocktail
Monday October 16th 2023

09:00

11:15 MORNING PARALLEL SESSIONS
ST1 - BIOACTIVE NATURAL PRODUCTS AND DRUG DISCOVERY
Auditorium Royal Continental
Chairs: Roberto Berlinck, Marialuisa Menna

09:00

09:30

ST1 KN1 Rachel Mata “An overview of the chemistry and bioactivity of the fungal genus Malbranchea”

09:30

09:45

ST1 OR1 Maria Laura Bellone “Investigation of the mechanism ofaction of the Propolis-Punica granatum mixture as an additional
therapeutic source for rheumatoid arthritis treatment”

09:45

10:00

ST1 OR2 Sabrina Bertini “Synthesis and physio-chemical properties
of sulfated tamarind (Tamarindus indica L.) seed polysaccharide”

10:00

10:15

ST1 OR3 Matthias Bierenstiel “MASKWIO’MI: investigation of
medicinal properties of a Canadian indigenous topical skin remedy made from birch bark”

10:15

10:30

ST1 OR4 Tania Ciaglia “In vitro and in vivo pharmacological characterization of a potent indole-based soluble epoxide hydrolase inhibitor”

10:30

10:45 ST1 OR5 Claudia Sciacca “Bioactive neolignans magnolol, honokiol and obovatol and their synthetic analogues as digestive
enzymes inhibitors”
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10:45

11:00

ST1 OR6 Fernando Reyes “Crossiellidines A-F, unprecedented
pyrazine-alkylguanidine metabolites with broad-Spectrum antibacterial activity from Crossiella sp.“

11:00

11:15

ST1 OR7 Laura Grauso “Diarylheptanoids from the seagrass Zostera marina: an intriguing history”
ST3 - FOOD AND FOOD SUPPLEMENTS
Mirabilis Room
Chairs: Maria Valeria D’Auria, Gianni Galaverna

09:00

09:30

ST3 KN1 Isidra Recio “Protein gastrointestinal digestion and intestinal sensing for satiety”

09:30

09:45

ST3 OR1 Manuela Giovanna Basilicata “Integrated analytical
tools and bioassays to elucidate the protective role of a novel
Spirulina, Ganoderma and Moringa combination in a doxorubicin
mediated cardiac damage models”

09:45

10:00

ST3 OR2 Martina Cirlini “Hemp seeds: a source of potential bioactive natural compounds”

10:00

10:15

ST3 OR3 Gilda D’Urso “Fecal metabolomic fingerprinting ofbreastfed late preterm infants versus postbiotic-supplemented
formula milk”

10:15

10:30

ST3 OR4 Marcos Soto-Hernandez “Mexican purple corn: a promising source of anthocyanins”

10:30

10:45

ST3 OR5 Tullia Tedeschi “Evaluation of in vitro whey protein
digestibility in a protein-catechins model system mimicking milk
chocolate”

10:45

11:15

ST3 KN2 Manuel Coimbra “Carbohydrates in food - Challenges
and opportunities for clean label strategies”

11:15

11:45 Coffee break
Auditorium Royal Continental

11:45

13:05

PLENARY SESSION
Chairs: Lidia Armelao, Alexios Leandros Skaltsounis

11:45

12:25

PL4 Meng Zhou “Tetrodotoxin: chemistry, history, nature, opportunity”

12:25

13:05

PL5 Maria Chiara Carrozza, Presidente Consiglio Nazionale delle
Ricerche “Biodiversity: our path to a sustainable future”

13:15

14:45

Lunch break

15:00

18:45

AFTERNOON PARALLEL SESSIONS

ST1 - BIOACTIVE NATURAL PRODUCTS AND DRUG DISCOVERY
Auditorium Royal Continental
Chairs: Mary Garson, Agostino Casapullo
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15:00

15:30

ST1 KN2 Kristyna Skalicka Woźniak “Investigations into thepharmacokinetics and possible neuropharmacological modes ofaction of coumarins in different model organism”

15:30

15:45

ST1 OR8 Valeria Iobbi “Exploitation of ligurian rosemary ecotypes for a sustainable development”

15:45

16:00

ST1 OR9 Ismail Nor Hadiani “Search for Dengue antiviral compounds from Goniothalamus lanceolatus Miq., an indigenous
Malaysian plant”

16:00

16:15

ST1 OR10 Laurence K. Jennings “Plumoside, a novel cysteine-rich
peptide hydrogel from the Irish sponge Phorbas plumosus”

16:15

16:30

ST1 OR11 Olga Karoutzou “Chemistry and leishmanicidal activity of Artemisia spp. from Greece”

16:30

17:00

Coffee break
Chairs: Maria Chiara Monti, Orazio Taglialatela Scafati

17:00

17:30

ST1 KN3 Wen Zhang “Marine function molecules: from chemicalrecognition to target detection”

17:30

17:45

ST1 OR12 Yuta Kudo “MS-guided discovery of novel tricyclic
guanidino compounds from tetrotodoxin-bearing newts andnew analogues of antimalarial phosphotriester salinipostin fromactinobacteria”

17:45

18:00

ST1 OR13 Naoaki Kurisawa “Structural determination, total synthesis, and biological activity of Iezoside, a highly potent Ca+-ATPase inhibitor from marine cyanobacteria”

18:00

18:15

ST1 OR14 Zhao-Xun Liang “Pathway retrofitting yields insights
into the biosynthesis of anthraquinone-fused enediyne”

18:15

18:30

ST1 OR15 Maria Maisto “Optimization of ursolic acid extractionin oil from annurca apple to obtain oleolytes with potential depigmentation activity

ST2 - ROLE OF NATURAL PRODUCTS IN COSMETIC FORMULATIONS
Mirabilis Room 1
Chairs: Federica Borsa, Rita Patrizia Aquino, Stefano Manfredini
15:00

15:30

ST2 KN1 Manuela Coroama “The European Green Deal: impact
for cosmetics”

15:30

15:45

ST2 OR1 Erika Baldini “Exploring botanical extracts for sustainable
cosmetics: enhancing agronomic heritage and antioxidant stability”

15:45

16:00

ST2 OR2 Tiziana Esposito “Green Concept and Technologies for
microalgal bio-based cosmetics”

16:00

16:15

ST2 OR3 Piera Di Martino “Upcycling squalene as penetration
enhancer in dermatological and cosmetic formulations”
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16:15

16:30

ST2 OR4 Claudio Pirovano “Bio-based film-formers: the futureof long-wear makeup”

16:30

17:00

Coffee break
Chairs: Federica Borsa, Stefano Manfredini, Piera Di Martino

17:00

17:30

ST2 KN2 Gaetano Distefano “Remixing nature: the new renaissance of plant-based cosmetic ingredients”

17:30

17:45

ST2 OR5 Annalisa Tito “Biological activity assessment of active
ingredients”

17:45

18:00

ST2 OR6 Maria Rosa Gigliobianco “Green approach for theactivation of polyphenolic compounds for dermatological andcosmetic applications”

18:00

18:15

ST2 OR7 Immacolata Faraone “Protective effect of Camellia sinensis L. extracts on UVB-irradiated fibroblasts to use in cosmetic
formulations”
ST5 - BIODIVERSITY AND CHEMICAL ECOLOGY
Mirabilis Room 2
Chairs: Juri Nascimbene, Valerie Paul

15:00

15:30

ST5 KN1 Ferdinando Boero “Life is Chemistry? Not only”

15:30

15:45

ST5 OR1 Morgane Mauduit “Accessing the hidden treasure ofbrominated exometabolytes released by two Mediterranean
sponges”

15:45

16:00

ST5 OR2: Gerardo Della Sala “Linking genomics and metabolomics
to discover bioactive natural products in marine extremophiles”

16:00

16:30

ST5 KN2 Ernesto Mollo “The potential of chemical ecology to explore marine biodiversity at ecosystem, species, and genetic levels”

16:30

17:00

Coffee break
Chairs: Angelo Fontana, Lars Bohlin

17:00

17:30

ST5 KN3 Simonetta Fraschetti “The need of healthy oceans”

17:30

17:45

ST5 OR3 Giovanni Andrea Vitale “Investigating the role of cyanobacteria protease inhibitors on modulating the exo-metabolome in the marine microbial loop”

17:45

18:00

ST5 OR4 Tania Russo “An alien metabolite and an anthropogenic chemical hazard compared on Mytilus galloprovincialis”

18:00

18:15

ST5 OR5: Carmen Gallo “Sterol sulfates as deadly mediators inmarine diatoms and triggers in innate immune system”

18:15

18:30

ST5 OR6: Giovanna Romano “Potential of marine diatoms forbioactive secondary metabolites production: ecological and biotechnological implications”
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Tuesday October 17th 2023
Auditorium Royal Continental
09:00

11:00

PLENARY SESSION
Chairs: Gianluca Sbardella, Minoru Ueda

09:00

09:40

PL6 Karl-Heinz Altmann “Total Synthesis and Functional Exploration of Macrocyclic Natural Products”

09:40

10:20

PL7 Luigi Mondello “Advanced analysis of lipids in food samples using
innovative chromatographic and mass spectrometric approaches”

10:20

11:00

Coffee break

13:00

MORNING PARALLEL SESSIONS

11:00

ST1 - BIOACTIVE NATURAL PRODUCTS AND DRUG DISCOVERY
Auditorium Royal Continental
Chairs: Christian Hertweck, Ernesto Mollo
11:00

11:30

ST1 KN4 Maria Halabalaki “Bioavailability and metabolism
aspects of natural bioactives. The case of phenylalcohols andsecoiridoids”

11:30

11:45

ST1 OR16 Simone Manetto “Absolute configuration and configurational stability of cannabichromene (CBC), a scalemic phytocannabinoid”

11:45

12:00

ST1 OR17 Laura Siracusa “The crucial role of soil less cultivation
techniques in Natural Product - based industrial applications:the project <Botanicals>”

12:00

12:15

ST1 OR18 Jiří Hodoň “Triterpenoid pyridines and pyrazines aspotential anticancer agents”

12:15

12:30

ST1 OR19 Sandra Latchman “The chemical transformation ofstemodin into biologically active analogues”

12:30

13:00

ST1 KN5 Alba Silipo “Solving the sugar code: structure and immune recognition of glycans”

ST6 - NEW METHODOLOGIES IN NATURAL PRODUCTS RESEARCH
Mirabilis Room
Chairs: Jürg Gertsch, Angela Zampella,
11:00

11:30

KN (interdisciplinary) Valeria Costantino “Fosters interdisciplinary conversations for sustainable science”

11:30

11:45

ST6 OR1 Gaia Burgio “Exploring the complexity of natural products with Assembly Theory & Mass Spectrometry”

11:45

12:00

ST6 OR2 David Touboul “Identification of chemical defenses ofa tropical tree Sextonia rubra using molecular networks from
GC-MS, LC-MS/MS and MALDI-MS/MS imaging data”
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12:00

12:15

ST6 OR3 Maurice Brogly “New insights in chemical structure
determination of wood-derivative polymers”

12:15

12:30

ST6 OR4 Clelia Aimone “Sustainable extraction protocols forchestnut wood valorization”

12:30

13:00

ST6 KN1 Maria Chiara Monti “Proteomics-aided insight to disclose natural products cellular targets”

13:00

14:30

Lunch break

14:45

18:15

AFTERNOON PARALLEL SESSIONS

ST1 - BIOACTIVE NATURAL PRODUCTS AND DRUG DISCOVERY
Auditorium Royal Continental
Chairs: Krystyna Skalicka Woźniak, Valeria Costantino
14:45

15:15

ST1 KN6 Carmen Galan “Controlling G4 DNA topology with small
molecules: towards the development of novel therapeutics”

15:15

15:30

ST1 OR20 Shauna O’Brien “Chlorinated atropisomers from cyanobacteria in the West of Ireland”

15:30

15:45

ST1 OR21 Otsuki Kouharu “Anti-HIV macrocyclic daphnane orthoesters from Edgeworthia chrysantha”

15:45

16:15

ST1 KN7 Emiliano Manzo “Sulfur-containing glycolipids, theaccess key for triggering and study the response of innate immune cells”

16:15

16:45

Coffee break
Chairs: Alfonso Mangoni, Jörn Piel

16:45

17:15

ST1 KN8 Antonio Molinaro “Glycoscience in microbial world:
the power of sugars”

17:15

17:30

ST1 OR22 Monica Scognamiglio “Metabolomics approach forthe rapid identification of cytotoxic cycloartane saponins from
Astragalus species”

17:30

17:45

ST1 OR23 Elena Serino “PPARγ/α modulation of new amorfrutins from Glycyrrhiza foetida”

17:45

18:00

ST1 OR24 Simon Sieber “Catch, enrich and release natural products from complex matrix”

18:00

18:15

ST1 OR25 Diana Lopes “Mucus of the photosynthetic sea slug
Elysia crispata: proteome and anti-bacterial activity”

ST6 - NEW METHODOLOGIES IN NATURAL PRODUCTS RESEARCH
Mirabilis Room
Chairs: Giuseppe Bifulco, Josè Maria Lagaron
14:45

15:15

ST6 KN2 Ariel Sarotti “Recent advances in computational NMR
methods in the structural elucidation of natural products”
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15:15

15:30

ST6 OR5 Ye Yang “Machine learning-integrated natural productchemistry research”

15:30

15:45

ST6 OR6 Hiroshi Otani “Development and application of newtechnologies to elucidate the transcriptional regulatory networks controlling secondary metabolite production”

15:45

16:00

ST6 OR7 Xavier Franck “Synthesis of fluorescent or bioactive
azaphilones”

16:00

16:15

ST6 OR8 Lucas F. S. Hess “Beyond nature: development of abetalain-flavylium dye”

16:15

16:45

Coffee break
Chairs: Maria Halabalaki, Alessandra Napolitano

16:45

17:15

ST6 KN3 Maria Giovanna Chini “From structural studies of natural products to the design of novel bioactive derivatives by NMR
and computational techniques”

17:15

17:30

ST6 OR9 Ioannis Gerothanassis “Novel aspects in molecular
recognition of natural products with serum albumin and theanti-apoptotic protein Bcl-2 with the combined use of NMR anddocking calculations”

17:30

17:45

ST6 OR10 Jia Liu “Deep spatial multi-omics profiling of cholangiocellular carcinoma patients”

17:45

18:00

ST6 OR11 Martin Klapper “Reconstruction of paleolithic bacterial genomes adds time axis in natural product discovery”

18:00

18:15

ST6 OR12 Flore Caré “Innovative processes for natural active
ingredients extraction and their online functionalization using
flow chemistry technology”
Poster Rooms

18:15

20:00

Poster Session 1: PO1-PO60 (ST1, ST2, ST3)
Wednesday October 18th 2023
Auditorium Royal Continental

09:00

11:00

PLENARY SESSION
Chairs: Alba Silipo, Ren-Xiang Tan

09:00

09:40

PL8 Christian Hertweck “Natural product biosynthesis in underexplored microbial niches”

09:40

10:20

PL9 Roberto Danovaro “Deep-sea microbial biodiversity as apotential source of natural products”

10:20

11:00

Coffee break

11:00

13:00

MORNING PARALLEL SESSIONS
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ST1 - BIOACTIVE NATURAL PRODUCTS AND DRUG DISCOVERY
Auditorium Royal Continental
Chairs: Carmen Galan, Ariel Sarotti
11:00

11:30

ST1 KN9 Mary Garson “Game of terpenes: structures, stereochemistry and biosynthesis”

11:30

11:45

ST1 OR26 Marcos Soto-Hernandez “Sechium edule genotypes
as a source of natural products with pharmacological activity”

11:45

12:00

ST1 OR27 Rui Tan “Mangiferin modified self-function of bonemarrow mesenchymal stem cell to exert neuroprotection for
cerebral ischaemia reperfusion injury therapy”

12:00

12:15

ST1 OR28 Wai Lam Tse “Lanostane-type triterpenes from Inonotus
obliquus exert cytotoxicity against dog bladder cancer organoids”

12:15

12:30

ST1 OR29 Minoru Ueda “Development of Natural-Product-based molecular glue for a specific subtype of plant hormone co-receptor”

12:30

13:00

ST1 KN10 Agostino Casapullo “Label-free MS-based proteomics
in target discovery of natural products”

ST4 - INNOVATIVE AND ECO-FRIENDLY MATERIALS
Mirabilis Room
Chairs: Manuel Coimbra, Francesco Nicotra
11:00

11:30

ST4 KN1 Jose M. Lagaron “From natural products and biowastes to organic recyclable added value applications”

11:30

11:45

ST4 OR1 Barbara Biasotti “Cationic guar: from a natural source
to a sustainable cosmetic ingredient”

11:45

12:00

ST4 OR2 Aikaterini Argyropoulou “Utilization of olive agricultural residues for the development of high added value products for the wood processing industry”

12:00

12:15

ST4 OR3 Kwang-Ho Choo “Eco-friendly fertilizer production
through sustainable nutrient recovery from wastewater effluent
using vacuum-enhanced membrane distillation”

12:15

12:45

ST4 KN2 Laura Russo “Hyaluronic acid/gelatin based, A. I. aided, synthesis of 3D human tissue mimetics”

13:00

14:30

Lunch break

14:45

18:15

AFTERNOON PARALLEL SESSIONS

ST1 - BIOACTIVE NATURAL PRODUCTS AND DRUG DISCOVERY
Auditorium Royal Continental
Chairs: Isidra Recio, Wen Zhang
14:45

15:15

ST1 KN11 Roberto Berlinck “Contemporary and classical approaches for the discovery of bioactive secondary metabolites”
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15:15

15:30

ST1 OR30 Milan Urban “Lupane triterpenoids and their neuroprotective activity in several neurodegeneration models”

15:30

15:45

ST1 OR31 Alessandro Vaglica “Isolation and characterization of
guaianolide-type sesquiterpene lactones and chemical analysis
of essential oil from sicilian endemic Siler siculum”

15:45

16:00

ST1 OR32 Giel Vanreppelen “A pipeline towards the identification of novel antimicrobial compounds derived from the microbial dark matter”

16:00

16:15

ST1 OR33 Ali El Gamal “New iridoids and phenolic secondary
metabolites from Nuxia congest growing in Saudi Arabia”

16:15

16:45

Coffee break
Chairs: Rachel Mata, Laura Russo

16:45

17:15

ST1 KN12 Marialuisa Menna “Unraveling the marine natural products chemical space”

17:15

17:30

ST1 OR34 Maria Carmina Scala “Rational design of lactoferrin-derived peptides active towards influenza virus: identification of a novel potent tetrapeptide”

17:30

17:45

ST1 OR35 Sacha Pidot “Discovery and biosynthesis of the cytotoxic polyene terpenomcyin in human pathogenic Nocardia”

17:45

18:00

ST1 OR36 Theodora Papagrigoriou “In vitro antioxidant, antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory screening of Greek Amelanchierovalis Medik. leaves and twigs extracts”

18:00

18:15

ST1 OR37 Ravi Saini “From nature to cancer therapy: evaluating
the RTK-inhibiting potential of Streptomyces clavuligerus secondary metabolites”
ST5 - BIODIVERSITY AND CHEMICAL ECOLOGY
Mirabilis Room
Chairs: Nunziatina De Tommasi, Giovanna Romano

14:45

15:15

ST5 KN4 Jürg Gertsch “From biodiversity to pharmacodiversity:
harnessing molecular mechanisms for future drug discovery”

15:15

15:30

ST5 OR7 Veronique Eparvier “Chemical interaction and communication in insect holobionts”

15:30

15:45

ST5 OR8 Pierluigi Reveglia “Uncovering phytotoxic metabolites
from Colletotrichum spp. involved in legume diseases by OSMAC-Metabolomics approach”

15:45

16:00

ST5 OR9 Stefan Schulz “The unique cuticular and defense
chemistry of Collembola”

16:00

16:15

ST5 OR10 Juliette Segret “Chemical diversity and chemotaxonomy of neo-tropical Xylariales fungi”
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16:15

16:45

Coffee break
Chair: Carmen Festa

16:45

17:15

ST5 KN5 Juri Nascimbene “Lichen biodiversity in terrestrial
ecosystems: an evolutionary, biogeographic, and ecological perspective”

17:15

17:30

ST5 OR11 Christine Chichioco Hernandez “Identification of cysteine-knot peptides in Philippine plant species”

17:30

17:45

ST5 OR12 Juliana Oliveira “Tintenstrich communities: a first insight into alpine cyano-lichen”

17:45

18:00

ST5 OR13 Daniel C. Ripoll “Insecticidal activity against storage
pests of the essential oils of four aromatic species obtained under different extraction conditions”
Poster Rooms

18:15

19:45

21:00

Poster Session 2: PO61-PO120 (ST1, ST4, ST5, ST6)
Symposium DinnerThursday October 19th 2023
Auditorium Royal Continental
Chairs: Francesco Nicotra, Bahne Stechmann

09:00

09:40

PL10 Ren-Xiang Tan “Marine symbionts, a rich source of usefulchemicals and enzymes”

09:40

10:20

PL11 Alessandra Napolitano “Natural polyphenols as versatile materials for applications in biomedical and food sectors:
powering their potential by chemical manipulation and green
methodologies”

10:20

10:50

IL2 Olga Genilloud “Exploring the diversity of microbial natural
products and current challenges in drug discovery”

10:50

11:20

Coffee break
Chair: Raffaele Riccio

11:20

12:00

PL12 Jörn Piel “Sustainable sources of natural products frommarine invertebrates”

12:00

12:30

Closing ceremony

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Satellite Workshop at ISCNP13 & ICOB11 by EU-Openscreen
Accelerating natural product discovery by academic and industrial
collaborative initiatives
Auditorium Royal Continental
Natural products continue to play an important role in drug discovery due to their molecular complexity and privileged structures. Their potency and selectivity derived from extended evolution selection makes them attractive
as starting points for new drug candidate development. In fact, more than a third of recently approved medicines
are natural products or derived from compounds found in organisms. Nevertheless, only a fraction of reported
scaffolds is available in commercial libraries and access to HTS-amenable libraries remains an important challenge.
During this workshop, which is organised by EU-OPENSCREEN, we will discuss various initiatives in academia
which address this challenge. The speakers will present publicly available natural compound collections, local
bioprospecting efforts and European collaborative initiatives, which aim to expand the availability of highquality, annotated natural product-based libraries for drug discovery projects.

14:00

14:10

Welcome and Introduction to the workshop

14:10

14:30

Olga Genilloud: Fundación MEDINA, Spain - “Marine natural
products bioprospecting and collaboration opportunities at
EU-OPENSCREEN”

14:30

14:50

Bahne Stechmann: EU-OPENSCREEN, Germany - “EU-OPENSCREEN: A multinational initiative to support collaborative projects in chemical biology”

14:50

15:10

Aigars Jirgensons: Latvian Institute of Organic Synthesis, Latvia- “Horizon Europe ERA Chair project: Natural Products Researchat Latvian Institute of Organic Synthesis as a driver for Excellence in Innovation (NATALION)”

15:10

15:30

Espen Hansen: University of Tromsø, Norway - “Marine bioprospecting with an Arctic perspective: The Marbio screening platform and its involvement in larger European projects”

15:30

15:50

Marianna Iorio: NAICONS, Italy - “micro4all: a Major Change in
Drug Discovery”

15:50

16:10

Donatella de Pascale: Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn, Italy “EMBRC-ESFRI role in the development of cutting-edge researchservices, a focus on Marine Bioprospecting”

16:10

16:30

Roberto Berlinck: Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil - “Are there
biodiscovery programs in Latin America? The importance of establishing international collaborative initiatives”

16:30

16:50

Jean-Luc Wolfender: University of Geneva – “Integration ofmassive metabolite profiling data of natural extracts in bioactivity screening campaigns for bioactive hits prediction and efficient prioritization”

16:50

17:00

Q&A and Closing remarks
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POSTERS LIST
Poster Session 1: PO1-PO60 (ST1, ST2, ST3)ST1 BIOACTIVE NATURAL PRODUCTS AND DRUG DISCOVERY

P1

AlbianiFederica

DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVMENT OF A FRACTIONATION PLATFORM BASED ON ORTHOGONAL SPE
METHODS FOR IDENTIFICATION OF IMMUNOGENICPRODUCTS

P2

Alehaideb

Zeyad

EVIDENCE OF TIME-DEPENDENT INHIBITION OF RATLIVER MICROSOMAL CYTOCHROME P-450 2C11 ISOENZYME ACTIVITY BY IMPERATORIN

P3

Assis

Fabio N.

STABILIZATION OF THE BIOSYNTHETIC PRECURSOR OF
BETALAINS

P4

Aydin

Tuba

APOPTOTIC AND CYTOTOXIC EFFECTS OF HERNIARIN
ISOLATED FROM TARRAGON ON SEVERAL CANCER CELL
LINES

P5

BaroutiAngeliki

EPIPHYTES OF LAMINARIA: A PROMISING SOURCE OF
ANTIMICROBIAL AND CYTOTOXIC COMPOUNDS

P6

BocciaEleonora

A NOVEL QM/NMR “FOCUSED” DATABASE APPROACH
FOR THE STRUCTURAL ELUCIDATION AND STEREOCHEMICAL DETERMINATION OF NATURAL AND SYNTHETIC COMPOUNDS

P7Calcaterra

AndreaNATURAL CANNABICHROMENE SHOWS DISTINCTSCALEMICITY GRADES AND ENANTIOMERIC DOMINANCE IN CANNABIS SATIVA STRAINSP8CapuanoAlessandra

PROTEOMIC EVALUATION OF THE INTERACTOME OF A
NATURAL POLYKETIDE FROM A MARINE SPONGE

P9

Chumroonsiri

PROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF KAEMPFERIA PARVIFLORA ON
ADVANCED GLYCATION END PRODUCTS- INDUCED OXIKanchananut
DATIVE STRESS AND Β-CELL DYSFUNCTION IN PANCREATIC RIN-M5F CELLS

P10Colarusso

Ester

IMPLEMENTATION OF THE 3D-BRD9 PHARMACOPHORE
MODEL: FROM SYNTHETIC COMPOUNDS TO QUINAZOLINE ALKALOIDS AS NEW POTENTIAL BRD9 BINDERS

P11Correa Dos
SantosCarlosHenriquePRENYLATED ACYLPHLOROGLUCINOL ALCOHOLS ANDPEROXIDES FROM HYPERICUM CORIS L.

P12

De Martino

Laura

CHEMICAL PROFILE AND BIOACTIVITIES OF TWO SPECIES OF MENTHA GENUS

P13

De Musis

Cristiana

ADVANCED IN VITRO SYSTEMS FOR HIGH THROUGHPUTSCREENING OF COMPOUNDS WITH THERAPEUTIC APPLICATIONS23

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P14De Vita

SimonaANTIOXIDANT PROPERTIES OF SECONDARY METABOLITES FROM G. MANGOSTANA: ISOLATION, MOLECULAR
DOCKING, AND BIOLOGICAL EVALUATION

P15

Feng

Zheling

BIOACTIVITY-BASED MOLECULAR NETWORKING-GUIDED IDENTIFICATION OF GUTTIFERONE J FROM GARCINIACAMBOGIA AS AN ANTI-OBESITY CANDIDATE

P16

Festa

CarmenDISCOVERY OF DEGLUCORUSCIN AS A NEW ARYL HYDROCARBON RECEPTOR AGONISTP17FrancoAndrésCOLOMBIAN FRUIT EXTRACTS REDUCE INDUCED OXIDATIVE STRESS IN RAW 264.7 MACROPHAGES

P18

Fujii

Reiko

COMPOUNDS FROM GREEN COFFEE BEANS REGULATE
POST-TRANSLATIONAL HISTONE MODIFICATIONS

P19

Gaeta

SimoneINVESTIGATING THE EPIMERISATION OF 5-OH IN TIGILANOL TIGLATE (EBC-46): A CASE STUDY OF OXIDATIVE-INDUCED REARRANGEMENTS

P20

Gaeta

SimoneEPOXY-TIGLIANE INDUCED DISRUPTION OF ESTABLISHED BIOFILM MATRICES FACILITATES NEUTROPHILDIFFUSION INTO ESCHERICHIA COLI AND METHICILLIN-RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS BIOFILMS

P21

GelaniChona

ALPHA-GLUCOSIDASE AND 15-LOX INHIBITION ACTIVITIES OF SOME FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PEELS

P22

Go

Boram

BOEHMERIA NIVEA SUPPRESSES TARC AND MDC IN
TNF-Α/IFN-Γ-INDUCED HACAT CELLS

P23

Gubitosa

Federica

EFFECTS OF CALLUS FROM THE PULP OF MALUS DOMESTICA ‘MELA ANNURCA CAMPANA’ ON ANTIOXIDANT AND ANTI-INFLAMMATORY CELL MODELS

P24

Hagihara

Masahiro

ISOLATION AND STRUCTURE DETERMINATION OF ANTITRYPANOSOMAL LIPOPEPTIDE; UKABAMIDE

P25

Hilmayanti

Erina

IN VITRO ANTI-INFLAMMATORY STUDY OF LIMONOIDS
ISOLATED FROM CHISOCHETON PLANTS

P26

Jabal

Khadijah

GC-MS ANALYSIS OF THE TRITERPENOID CONSTITUENTS
IN LUSITANIAN HEATHS

P27

JurčekaOndřejSYNTHESIS OF BETULIN DERIVATIVES MODIFIED AT THE
POSITION C-30 USING CYCLOADDITION REACTIONS

P28

Kalampokis

Evangelos

RECOVERY AND IDENTIFICATION OF HUMAN URINEMETABOLITES

P29

Kamihira

Rie

PREPARATION OF CHEMICAL PROBES FOR IDENTIFYING
THE TARGETS OF THE MARINE NATURAL PRODUCTSKAPAKAHINES A AND F

P30

Kamijima

TomoneSEARCH FOR COMPOUNDS IN JAPANESE PEPPER THATHAVE ACTIVITY IN REGULATING NEURAL STEM CELL DIFFERENTIATION

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P31

Kawamura

Fumio

ENZYMATIC TRANSFORMATION PRODUCTS OF MAJORNEOLIGNANS IN MAGNOLIA OBOVATA BARK

P32

Kim

Byung Joo

NETWORK PHARMACOLOGICAL ANALYSIS AND EXPERIMENTAL VALIDATION OF THE EFFECT OF SMILACISGLABRAE RHIXOMA ON GASTROINTESTINAL MOTILITYDISORDER

P33

Ham

Young-Min

THE EFFECTS OF CLERODENDRUM TRICHOTOMUMTHUNB. EXTRACT AND ITS CONSTITUENTS ON ADIPOGENESIS IN 3T3-L1 PREADIPOCYTES

P34

Kurzbaum

Eyal

ENHANCING THE BIOACTIVE COMPONENTS IN PSILOCYBE CUBENSIS MYCELIUM: THE INFLUENCE OF SUBMERGED FERMENTATION CONDITIONS

P35

Kurzbaum

Eyal

THE POTENTIAL OF LAKE KINNERET, ISRAEL, ALGAE TOSERVE AS A NEW SOURCE FOR MICROBIAL PESTICIDE

P36

Kuś

Piotr

ANTICANDIDAL PROPERTIES AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF POLISH PROPOLIS

P37

Kwak

Jong Hwan

PHYTOCHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS FROM THE AERIALPARTS OF FORSYTHIA VELUTINA NAKAI AND THEIR ANTI-DIABETIC ACTIVITY IN ZEBRAFISH MODEL

P38

Lauro

Gianluigi

COUPLING THE POWER OF INVERSE VIRTUAL SCREENING AND 3D STRUCTURE-BASED PHARMACOPHORE
SCREENING FOR ACCELERATING THE TARGET IDENTIFICATION AND REPOSITIONING OF NATURAL PRODUCTS

P39

Lee

Dae Young

CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION AND POTENTIAL MECHANISM OF THE ANTI-ASTHMATIC ACTIVITY OF BLACK
GINSENG EXTRACT

P40

Lee

BLACK GINSENG EXTRACT SUPPRESSES BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA IN VITRO BY INDUCING S-PHASE
Young-Seob
CELL CYCLE ARREST AND REGULATING THE INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE

P41

Lopes

Adriana A.

UNNATURAL ALKALOID GENERATED BY PRECURSOR-DIRECTED BIOSYNTHESIS AND DISCOVERED BY LIGANDFISHING SCREENING (ACHEee)

P42

Marakos

Panagiotis

SYNTHESIS OF NEW SUBSTITUTED 6-ΑΖAINDOLES WITHCYTOTOXIC ACTIVITY

P43

Mekemzeu
FankemPatience

FORMULATION OF A PHYTODRUG AGAINST DERMATOPHYTOSIS BASED ON ESSENTIAL OILS FROM FOUR
MYRTACEAE OF CAMEROON

P44

Mohd
YousofNor
Syaidatul
Akmal

COMPUTATIONAL SCREENING OF ALKALOIDS ANDQUASSINOIDS ANNOTATED FROM BRUCEA JAVANICA(L.) MERR. AS POTENTIAL INHIBITORS FOR DENGUE
VIRUS

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ST2 ROLE OF NATURAL PRODUCTS IN COSMETIC FORMULATIONS
P45Gigliobianco

Maria Rosa

CHARACTERIZATION OF H. CRENULATA EXTRACTS AND
QUANTIFICATION OF MARMESIN

P46

Gigliobianco

Maria Rosa

OPTIMIZATION OF EXTRACTION METHODS, PHYSICOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION AND PRE-FORMULATION STUDIES OF SERICIN OF DIFFERENT MOLECULARWEIGHTS FOR COSMETIC AND DERMATOLOGIC FORMULATIONS

P47

PájaroBolívarIndiraBeatriz

THE INFLUENCE OF MODIFICATION BY ACETYLATION OF
PLANTAIN STARCH (MUSA PARADISIACA) IN ITS PHARMACEUTICAL PROPERTIES

P48

Park

Young-TaeANTI-MELANOGENIC EFFECT OF CANNABIS SATIVASTEM FERMENTED WITH BENEFICIAL BACTERIA

P49

Radulescu

Cristiana

A NEW CONCEPT OF CREAM FOR DRY SKIN FORMULATED WITH RED GRAPE-BASED EXTRACTS

P50

Shin

Seunghan

MAIZE-DERIVED ZEIN/ACRYLIC HYBRID EMULSION FOR
SUPERIOR SKIN ADHESION AND WATER RESISTANCE IN
COSMETIC ADHESIVES

P51

Signori

GiuliaGRAPHENE AS FUNCTIONAL AND TEXTURIZING AGENT
IN COSMETICS

P52

SkaltsaHelen

A PRELIMINARY PHYTOCHEMICAL AND FORMULATIONSTUDY OF STACHYS PAROLINII

ST3 FOOD AND FOOD SUPPLEMENTS
P53

AbrahamEllie

CHEMOMETRIC PREDICTION MODELING AS A TOOL FOR
HERBAL PRODUCT IDENTITY INVESTIGATIONS

P54

Celentano

CarmelaNATURAL PRODUCTS FROM MARINE INVASIVE SPECIESAS FUNCTIONAL INGREDIENTS IN AQUACULTURE FEED

P55

Delabays

NicolasPHYTOCHEMICAL VARIATION BETWEEN DIFFERENT ACCESSIONS OF ARTEMISIA ABSINTHIUM L.

P56

Napoli

EdoardoPHENOLIC PROFILES AND BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITIES OF
HYDRODISTILLATION WASTEWATERS

P57

Recio

IsidraULVA SEAWEEDS AS A SUSTAINABLE ALTERNATIVE FOR
NON-ANIMAL PROTEINS

P58

Recio

IsidraPOLYSACCHARIDE-PROTEIN GEL-LIKE STRUCTURES TO
MODULATE FOOD PROTEINS DIGESTION

P59

Recio

IsidraCCK AND GLP-1 SECRETION IN ENTEROENDOCRINECELLS IN RESPONSE TO MILK PEPTIDES IDENTIFIED IN
HUMAN JEJUNUM

P60

SamukhaVadym

METABOLOMIC PROFILE OF COMMERCIAL PHASEOLUS
VULGARIS L. VARIETIES BY NMR SPECTROSCOPY AND
MASS SPECTROMETRY
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Poster Session 2: PO61-PO120 (ST1, ST4, ST5, ST6)
ST1 BIOACTIVE NATURAL PRODUCTS AND DRUG DISCOVERYP61

Nakamura

FumiakiTWO UNREPORTED ONNAMIDE ANALOGS FROM THE
MARINE SPONGE THEONELLA CONICA

P62

NakuraAsaya

SYNTHETIC STUDY OF HEDOAMIDE, A NEW LINEAR PEPTIDE FROM MARINE CYANOBACTERIA

P63

NoceraRaffaella

IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF MOLECULAR TARGET OF LABDANE DITERPEN MANOOL

P64

Nolli

Maria
GraziaINTERACTIONS BETWEEN OLIGONUCLEOTIDE SECONDARY STRUCTURES AND PORPHYRINS

P65

Nuzzo

Genoveffa

THE ANTICANCER POTENTIAL OF SPHINGOID LIPIDS
ISOLATED FROM THE MARINE SPONGE HALICLONA VANSOESTI

P66

OkumuraTaichi

JA-ILE-LACTONE ENHANCED ALKALOID BIOSYNTHESIS IN
TOMATO

P67

Orság

Šimon

SYNTHESIS AND BIOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF C-30
MODIFIED LUPANE TRITERPENOIDS

P68

PájaroIndiraACTIVE FRACTIONS ISOLATED OF PHYSALIS GENUS WITH
PROTECTOR EFFECT AGAINST OXIDATIVE STRESS INDUCED IN MACROPHAGES

P69

Park

Jiwon

THE EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF SIPJEONDAEBO-TANG
FOR CANCER PATIENTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND
META-ANALYSIS

P70

PérezBonilla

MercedesDISCOVERY OF NEW ANTIPARASITIC DRUG CANDIDATESFROM MICROBIAL NATURAL PRODUCTS

P71

PerezSabino

Juan
Francisco

ANALYSIS OF VOLATILES OF STEVIA OVATA, STEVIA SUAVEOLENS AND STEVIA TRIFLORA BY HS-SPME-GC-MS

P72

PidanýFilip

HIGHLY SELECTIVE BUTYRYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITORS STRUCTURALLY INSPIRED BY AMARYLLIDACEAE
ALKALOIDS - DESIGN, SYNTHESIS, AND BIOLOGICALEVALUATION

P73

Pouli

NicoleNEW PYRROLO[2,3-c]PYRIDINES: DESIGN, SYNTHESISAND ANTIPROLIFERATIVE ACTIVITY EVALUATION

P74

Radzikowska

Barbara

THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF DAPHNIPHYLLUM ALKALOIDS

P75

ReddellPaul

MODE OF ACTION AND STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS OF THE ONCOLOGY DRUG TIGILANOL TIGLATE AND RELATED ANALOGUES.

P76

Saito

Rina

(3R,7S)-12-HYDROXY-JASMONOYL-L-ISOLEUCINE IS THE
GENUINE BIOACTIVE STEREOISOMER OF A JASMONATEMETABOLITE IN ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA27

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P77

Sakiyama

Yoshinobu

TOTAL SYNTHESIS OF BISELYNGBYASIDE ANALOG

P78

Savikin

Katarina

ENDEMIC PLANT RUMEX BALCANICUS: PROMISING
SOURCE OF POLYPHENOLS WITH ANTIOXIDANT, HYPOGLYCEMIC AND DEPIGMENTATION ACTIVITIES

P79

Scala

Francesca

ENVIROMENTAL-FRIENDLY PROTOCOLS APPLIED TO THE
DEVELOPMENT OF DUAL INHIBITORS AS NOVEL ANTICANCER AGENTS

P80

Sepe

Valentina

TARGETING LIF/LIFR AXIS FOR THE TREATMENT OF PANCREATIC ADENOCARCINOMA

P81

SkaltsaHelen

NMR-GUIDED STUDY OF LYSIMACHIA ATROPURPUREA

P82

SkaltsaHelen

PHYTOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF SIDERITIS RAESERI SUBSP. RAESERI INFUSIONS

P83

Skaltsounis

AlexiosLeandros

OPTIMAL CONDITIONS FOR ANTHOCYANINS DETERMINATION IN NATURAL PRODUCTS

DalilaEXTRACTION AND EVALUATION OF THE ANTIMICROBIALACTIVITY OF THE ESSENTIAL OILS OF TWO ALGERIANSPECIES: ROSMARINUS OFFICINALIS L. AND THYMUS
VULGARIS L.

P84

Smati

P85

Stathopoulos Panagiotis

A HOLISTIC IN VITRO APPROACH OF ANTIOXIDANT AND
GENO-PROTECTIVE ACTIVITY OF AN EXTRACT ORIGINATED FROM DIRECT HYDROLYSIS OF OLIVE LEAVES.

P86

Taguchi

Raimu

ISOLATION, STRUCTURE DETERMINATION, BIOLOGICALACTIVITY AND SYNTHETIC STUDY ON TERUKUFAZOLINESFROM AN UNDESCRIBED MARINE CYANOBACTERIUM

P87

Takahashi

Jacqueline

SELECTIVE FUNCTIONALIZATION OF METHYLENE CARBONS BY ASPERGILLUS NIGER FURNISHES STEREOSELECTIVE HYDROXYLATED DERIVATIVES RELATED TO ANTI-TUMOR METABOLITES

P88

Tang

Chunping

MONOMERIC AND DIMERIC GERMACRANOLIDES FROMARTEMISIA ATROVIRENS

P89

Tshiwawa

COMPUTATIONAL STUDY OF THE INHIBITION OF PCSK9
Tendamudzimu FOR THE REDUCTION OF ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.

P90

Tsunematsu Yuta

ENGINEERING NATURAL PRODUCTS BY CHEM-BIO HYBRID SYNTHESIS FOR DRUG DISCOVERY OF DYSENTERYAMOEBIASIS

P91

Umeda

Kairi

ISOLATION AND STRUCTURE DETERMINATION OF
AKUNOLIDES, NEW MACROLIDE GLYCOSIDES FROM A
MARINE CYANOBACTERIUM

P92

VieiraPaulo Cezar

ACCESS TO CHEMICAL DIVERSITY AND ANTIFUNGALCOMPOUNDS USING CO-CULTIVATION APPROACH
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P93

Vitiello

Maria

COMPARATIVE CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF PEEL, PULP AND
CALLUS EXTRACTS OF TWO APPLE (MALUS DOMESTICA)
VARIETIES

P94

Wu

Chin-Chung

THE NON-ALKALOID EXTRACTS OF EPHEDRA SINICA
INHIBIT MUC5AC EXPRESSION AND CELL MIGRATION IN
LUNG CANCER A549 CELLS

P95

Yao

Sheng

NOVEL NAPHTHYLISOQUINOLINE ALKALOIDS FROMANCISTROCLADUS TECTORIUS AND THEIR POTENTIALINHIBITION ON NAV1.7 SODIUM CHANNEL

P96

Youssef

Diaa

MACROLIDES WITH POTENT ACTIN-MICROFILAMENTDISRUPTION ACTIVITIES FROM RED SEA SPONGES

P97

Zivkovic

JelenaANTIOXIDANT CAPACITY OF WILD THYME EXTRACT-LOADED LIPOSOMES

ST4 INNOVATIVE AND ECO-FRIENDLY MATERIALS
P98

Cho

Sangho

NANOCELLULOSE-BASED GAS BARRIER FILMS FOR SUSTAINABLE FOOD PACKAGING

Vera

OPTIMIZATION OF MICROWAVE-ASSISTED EXTRACTIONFROM WALNUT HARD SHELLS: EVALUATION OF ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY AND PREPARATION OF ECOVIO® FILMSLOADED WITH NANOHYBRIDS CONSISTING OF HALLOYSITE NANOTUBES

P99

Muccilli

P100

Paranagama Priyani

PILOT-SCALE APPLICATION OF THE PHANEROCHAETECHRYSOSPORIUM SPORE SUSPENSION FOR THE BIODETERIORATION OF LOW DENSITY POLYETHYLENE

P101

Park

Hyunwoong

MEMBRANE-PROCESSED DEWATERING FOR CONCENTRATION OF LIQUID FOODS

P102

Um

In ChulPREPARATION, STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS AND
PROPERTIES OF SERICIN COATED WOOL NONWOVENFABRIC

P103

Wang

Liyan

OPTIMISATION OF ULTRASONIC-ASSISTED EXTRACTION
OF CANTHAXANTHIN FROM CHROMOCHLORISZOFINGIENSIS USING EUTECTIC SOLVENTS

P104

Zivkovic

JelenaNATURAL DEEP EUTECTIC SOLVENTS EXTRACTION OF
ANTHOCYANINS FROM BLACK RASPBERRY (RUBUS OCCIDENTALIS L.) POMACE

ST5 BIODIVERSITY AND CHEMICAL ECOLOGY
P105

Finamore

Claudia

CONOCEPHALUM CONICUM L. LIVERWORT: AN INTEGRATED BIOLOGIC AND METABOLOMIC STUDY

P106

Mitakou

Sofia

LC-HRMS METABOLOMICS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF
BIOMARKERS FROM EX SITU GENOTYPES OF HELICHRYSUM AMORGINUM
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P107

RipollDanielPHENYLPROPANOIDS FROM ESSENTIAL OILS OF PIPER: A
NATURAL ALTERNATIVE FOR THE CONTROL OF SITOPHILUS ZEAMAIS

P108Salas Díaz

Ruben
Darío

EMERGING PHARMACEUTICAL POLLUTANTS IN SURFACE
AND WASTEWATER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ATLÁNTICO-COLOMBIAST6 NEW METHODOLOGIES IN NATURAL PRODUCTS RESEARCH
P109

AvelinoMatheus
AvelinoNunes

STABILIZATION OF BEETROOT PIGMENTS WITHIN SILICA
GELS

P110

Bazel

Yaroslav

DETERMINATION OF SULFITE IONS IN FOOD SAMPLESUSING HEADSPACE LIQUID-PHASE MICROEXTRACTION
WITH AN OPTICAL PROBE (HS-LPME-OP)

P111

Chanbasha

Basheer

UREA SYNTHESIS USING RENEWABLE RESOURCES: CARBON DIOXIDE, AIR AND WATER

P112

MachidaKoshi

CHANGES OVER TIME OF THE METABOLITE PROFILE IN
THE DECAY PROCESS OF A MARINE SPONGE

P113

Martins

Ihasmyn
Faria

REVISITING THE EXTRACTION OF BETANIN AND OTHER
BETACYANINS FROM RED BEETROOTS

P114

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