Abstract submission :
| July 1 (Wed) – | July 15 (Wed) JST17:00, 2015 |
| July 22 (Wed) Final deadline Closed |
[ Requirements for Presenters (Oral・Poster) ]
- To submit an abstract for oral or poster, MBSJ or JBS membership is required. Also, annual member ship fee (2015) should be paid beforehand.
If you are not a member, please apply for the membership first. For those who have not paid the annual membership fee, please complete the payment as soon as possible.
- Before abstract submission, please create a new account and complete advance registration.
- Abstract submission must be made by presenters.
The name of the person who submitted an abstract will be automatically marked as the presenter in the program booklet and the abstract browsing system. - You can be a presenter for only one paper.
To be a co-author for other papers is possible. - After abstract submission is closed, we cannot accept any new abstract and editing of submitted abstract.
How to Submit
| 1. | How to submit an abstract |
|---|---|
| Before abstract submission, please create a new account and complete advance registration. And then access the abstract submission page and complete the submission according to the instructions. (Tel: +81-6-6350-7163, E-mail: bmb2015@aeplan.co.jp) For appointed speakers of Symposia and Workshops BMB 2015 secretariat will send an individual ID and PW to access the submission system by e-mail. So there is no need to create a new account above. | |
| 2. | Topic |
| Please choose topic(s) of your paper from the List of Topics. | |
| 3. | Application for Oral Presentation |
| Oral presentations will be selected from submitted free papers. After judging by the program committees, we will notify you of the result by e-mail in early September. Please note that the oral presenters are required to give a poster presentation, too. | |
| 4. | Young Scientist Oral Presentation Award |
| Oral Presentation Award will be given to young scientists who made excellent presentation. Applicants must be under 30 years old as of December 1, 2015. We are waiting for your application. | |
| 5. | Posters in a Row (Excepting abstracts applying for oral presentations) |
| For those who are applying only for poster presentations and not for oral presentations, you can display your poster in a row with the other posters you registered. If you wish, please access the application page from the button below and register the order of posters. In the process of this registration, all presenters' names and the abstract submission numbers will be required. 
Closed | |
| 6. | Length of Abstract |
| The abstract body should be less than 1,700 letters (not words) in English. | |
| 7. | Confirmation Notice |
| Confirmation message will be sent automatically to the registered e-mail address after you have completed abstract submission. Subject: [BMB2015] Confirmation of abstract submission(Submission No.:******) If you have not received a confirmation mail within a few minutes, please log in the system again and check if the abstract is submitted properly. If you need any assistance, please contact the secretariat. (bmb2015@aeplan.co.jp) * Using free mail address is not recommended as it may be divided as a spam mail. | |
| 8. | View/Edit of Submitted Abstracts (Final deadline : June 22(Wed) 17:00 Closed) |
| You can modify submitted abstract via online only during the submission period. Please take special attention when you enter Greek alphabet, Italic, superscript, subscript, and mathematical expression. | |
| 9. | Withdrawal of Submitted Abstracts |
| You can withdraw submitted abstract via online only during the submission period. After abstract submission is closed, we basically cannot accept to withdraw the submitted abstract. | |
| 10. | Authors' Index |
| Authors' index will be created based on the names you entered. | |
| 11. | Notice of Acceptance / Rejection |
| Notice of Acceptance/Rejection will be sent by e-mail in early September. |
List of Topics
| Categories | Topics | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Glycobiology and Lipid Biology | Glycoproteins and proteoglycans |
| Lectins | ||
| Carbohydrate-related enzymes | ||
| Glycomics | ||
| Glycolipids | ||
| Phospholipids | ||
| Bioactive lipids | ||
| Sterols, steroids, and lipoproteins | ||
| Fatty acids and storage lipids | ||
| Lipidomics | ||
| Others | ||
| 2 | Proteins | Structural biology and prediction of functions |
| Protein folding and ｑuality control | ||
| Proteolysis | ||
| Protein modifications | ||
| Proteomics | ||
| Others | ||
| 3 | Enzymes, Redox and Bioenergetics | Catalytic mechanism, regulation, and inhibition of enzymes |
| Oxidoreductases and metalloenzymes | ||
| General enzymes | ||
| Coenzymes, vitamins, and minerals | ||
| Bioenergetics and electron transport chain | ||
| Others | ||
| 4 | Cellular Structures and Functions | Transporters |
| Structures and functions of the nucleus and organelles | ||
| Intracellular trafficking system | ||
| Autophagy | ||
| Cytoskeleton, cell motility and adhesion, and extracellular matrix | ||
| Cell cycle, cell division, and cell polarity | ||
| Apoptosis and cell death | ||
| Others | ||
| 5 | Cellular Response | Extracellular signaling molecules, receptors, and ion channels |
| Nuclear receptors | ||
| G proteins and signaling proteins | ||
| Protein kinases and phosphatases | ||
| Stress response and redox response | ||
| Others | ||
| 6 | Genome and Genetic Information | Genome, chromosome, and structure and functions of the nucleus |
| Chromatin and epigenetics | ||
| DNA replication, DNA recombination, DNA mutation and repair | ||
| Transcriptional regulation | ||
| RNA processing, transport and translation, and non-coding RNAs | ||
| Others | ||
| 7 | Development and Regeneration | Germ cells and fertilization |
| Embryogenesis, organogenesis, and morphogenesis | ||
| Stem cells and cell differentiation | ||
| Developmental engineering and regenerative medicine | ||
| Others | ||
| 8 | Biology of Diseases | Cancer |
| Immunity and immune diseases | ||
| Infectious diseases | ||
| Metabolic diseases, metabolic syndrome, metabolomics, and aging | ||
| Brain, nervous system, and mental disorders | ||
| Hereditary disorders | ||
| Diagnosis, xenobiotic metabolism, and toxicology | ||
| Others | ||
| 9 | Neuroscience | Development and differentiation of nervous system |
| Synaptic transmission and plasticity, memory, learning, and behavior | ||
| Sensory system, biological clock, and photoperiodism | ||
| Others | ||
| 10 | Plant Biology, Agrobiology, and Food Science | Plant cells, organelles, and organogenesis |
| Plant genome and genes, and omics analyses | ||
| Photosynthesis, environmental responses, plant pathogenic microorganisms | ||
| Plant hormones and signal transduction | ||
| Agrobiology and food science | ||
| Others | ||
| 11 | Biotechnology, Frontier Sciences and Evolution | Bioinformatics |
| Systems biology and synthetic biology | ||
| Molecular evolution and taxonomy | ||
| Omics analysis technologies (genomics, proteomics, and metabolomics) | ||
| Genetic engineering, nucleic acid engineering, and genome editing | ||
| Protein engineering, antibody engineering, and cell engineering | ||
| Chemical biology | ||
| Bioimaging and biosensors | ||
| Others | ||
| 12 | Others | Others |