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International Society For the Study of Harmful AlgaeThe 13th International Conference on Harmful Algae, Nov. 3-7 2008

Hong Kong

Poster PresentationPanel No.

Name of

PresenterPresentation title

HAB Events, Distribution and Impacts

P1 Aktan, Yelda Mucilage event associated withdiatoms and dinoflagellates fromthe Marmara Sea, Turkey

P2 Aligizaki, K. Toxic and potentially toxicepiphytic dinoflagellates in Greekcoastal waters

P4 Ferrario, M. Potentially harmful microalgae fromSW Atlantic Ocean - A review

P5 Gao Ya-HuiCharacteristics of PhytoplanktonCommunities in Hong Kong Waters in2004

P6 Hai Doan-Nhu

Red tides in south central coast ofVietnam: Biodiversity andplanktonic community structureconsequences

P7 Hällfors Heidi

The geographical distribution andseasonal occurrence of a newperidinioid dinoflagellate in theBaltic Sea: Heterocapsa arctica ssp.frigida ssp. nov

P8 Ismael, Amany A. Coastal engineering and HarmfulAlgal Blooms along Alexandriacoast, Egypt

P9 Ismael, Gárate-Lizárraga

HAB events and PSP in thesouthwestern region of the Mexicancoast (1993–2007)

P10 Lam, Nguyen-Ngoc On the benthic dinoflagellate,Ostreopsis siamensis in Vietnamese

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coastal waters and comparison ofits morphology with O. lenticularis andO. ovata

P11 Liang, Jilin

A survey of potentially toxicepiphytic dinoflagellates of Sanyawaters, Hainan Island coast, SouthChina Sea

P12 Licea, Sergio

Monitoring of toxic dinoflagellatesspecies in the Salvadorian waters:abundance and occurrence (August2006-May 2008).

P13 Lim, W.A. Short-term variation of Pseudo-nitzschia spp. and domoic acid in SEKorean coastal waters, 2006-2007

P14 Liu, Chun Li Temporal and Spatial Variability ofHarmful Algal Blooms (HABs) off theCoast of Western South China Sea

P15 Matsuoka, Kazumi

Seasonal occurrence of a harmfulunarmored dinoflagellate Cochlodiniumpolykrikoides Margalef in the EastChina Sea

P16 MariangelaEpi-benthic dinoflagellateassemblage from Rio de Janeiro,Brazil

P17 Noor, NormawatyMohammad

Co-occurrence of toxic Gymnodiniumcatenatum during Cochlodinium polykrikoidesblooms off the coast of Sabah,Malaysia

P18 Park, Jong-Gyu

Occurrence of Karlodinium veneficucimalgal bloom after construction ofan artificial coastal lake,Saemangeum, Korea

P19 Park, Soung-Yun Variations of PhytoplanktonCommunity in the Yellow Sea

P20 Piumsomboon,Ajcharaporn

Temporal Variation of PhytoplanktonBloom in the upper gulf of Thailand

P21 Rintala, Janne- A prolonged and exceptional

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Markus

Chrysochromulina cf. polylepis(Prymnesiophyceae) bloom in theBaltic Sea during winter and spring2007–2008

P22 Suema, Branco Flagellate blooms in Lagoa Rodrigode Freitas, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil

P23 Swan , Sarah C. Monitoring of Harmful Phytoplanktonin Scottish Coastal Waters

P24 Tong, Tsz-lun

A 15-day survey of monitoring ofphytoplankton biomass in fishculture zone at Inner Tolo Harbourwith implication to HAB formationmechanism

P25 Yong, A.H. Occurrences Of Harmful Algal Blooms(HABs) in Sarawak, Malaysia.

P26 Yuan, Yongquan Study on the pattern and trend ofred tide in coastal water ofQingdao, China

P27 Zhang, Yu-hong

Preliminary study on therelationship between the surficialsediment and phytoplankton from theQuanzhou Bay, China

P28 Zhou, Qian-Qian

The Distribution and SpeciesComposition of net-phytoplankton ofthe Beibu Gulf, China in the winterof 2007

P29 Adachi, M.The genus Ostreopsis in the coastalregions in Tosa Bay, southern partof Japan

P30 Ng Ka-yin A Ceratium furca Bloom in Inner ToloHarbour, Hong Kong

P3`1 Kai, Yuk KamPotential of Harmful Algae bloomsin the Norwegian Arctic (Svalbard)waters

Resting Cysts and GerminationP32 Furio, Elsa F. Spatial distribution and Abundance

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of Dinoflagellate cysts with noteson Pyrodinium bahamense var. compressumin recent sediments of coastalwaters of Nnorthern Luzon andcentral Philippines

P33 Husain, Muna Dinoflagellate cysts of ROPME SeaArea (Arabian Gulf)

P34 Kim, Chang-Hoon ,

The first report of Cochlodiniumpolykrikoides resting cysts anddiscrete seedbeds in Korean coastalwaters

P35 Iwataki, Mitsunori

Morphology and phylogeneticposition of an unarmoreddinoflagellate forming brownishresting cyst

P36 Lewis, Nancy Production of spirolides in cystsof Alexandrium ostenfeldii

P37 Li, Shuang Distribution of dinoflagellatecysts from Bohai Bay

P38 Wang, YanDistribution of dinoflagellatecysts in sediments from TaiwanStrait

P39 Wu, Tianling

Study on germination ofphytoplankton resting cells fromthe surface sediments in Daya Bay,the South China Sea

P40 Wong, Y. K.

Population dynamics and spatialdistribution of red tide cysts inthe surface marine sediments of thesouthern China with particularreference to Hong Kong

Biology, Ecology, Dynamics, Triggers and

Formation MechanismP41 Bolch, Christopher

J.S. Influence of marine bacteria ongrowth of the toxic dinoflagellate

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Gymnodinium catenatum

P42 Carneiro Pereira,Luci Cajueiro

Effects of wastewater onphytoplamkton community in theCaete’ Estuary, Brazilian AmazonLittoral

P43 Chen, DandanThe coupling between silicon uptakeand cell cycle of Thalassiosirapseudonana

P44 Chen, HuaEcological study of pelagicostracods of HABs frequentoccurrence area

P45 Costa, R. M. da

Short and long-term effect of toxicGymnodinium catenatum on feeding andsurvival rates of two pelagicmarine copepods

P46 Cumming, Andreas

The life history of a harmful,epiphytic dinoflagellate, Ostreopsissiamensis (Dinophyceae), isolatedfrom the north-eastern coast of NewZealand

P47 Fagerberg, Tony

A large molecular size fraction ofriverine high molecular weightdissolved organic matter stimulatesgrowth of the harmfuldinoflagellate Alexandrium minutum

P48 Gao, Qian

Comparison of mesozooplanktoncommunities in the north branch andNorth Passage of the YangtzeRiver（Changjiang）Estuary

P49 Härnström,Karolina

Association between phytoplanktonand Vibrio spp along the south westcoast of India – A mesocosmExperiment

P50 Hu Zhang-xi

Effects of different N:P ratios onthe growth of Pseudo-nitzschia pungens,Prorocentrum donghaiense and Phaeocystisglobosa

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P51 Jauzein, C

Growth and phosphorus uptakeresponse by the toxicdinoflagellate Alexandrium catenella tophosphate limitation

P52 Jephson, ThereseSpecies specific vertical migrationbehaviour of dinoflagellates instratified waters

P53 Kang, Nam Seon

Growth and ingestion rates of thenewly described marine mixotrophicdinoflagellate Paragymnodiniumshiwhaensis

P54 Kotaki, Y Isolation of a pennate diatomNitzschia navis-varingica showing new ASPtoxin profiles

P55 Le, Lan Huong,

Variation in total nitrifying anddenitrifying bacteria duringPhaeocystis c. globosa bloom stage inSouth Central coast of Vietnam

P56 Leighfield, T.A,

Ecology of harmful algal bloomspecies and related shellfishtoxicity from the northeasterncoast of the Russian Black Sea

P57 Li, BinGrowth and uptake kinetics fornitrate, ammonium and phosphate byChattonella marina (Raphidophyceae)

P58 Lundgren, Veronica

Grazer induced colony formation inPhaeocystis globosa (Prymnesiophyceae):Influence of different nutrientconditions

P59 Park, Joon Sang

Morphological and molecularevidence of some Thalassiosira specieswith labiate process on valvemantle.

P60 Vaquer, André

Wind and temperature controls onthe occurrence of blooms ofAlexandrium in Thau Lagoon (WesternMediterranean).

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P61 Wang Jiangtao The Relationship between nutrientsand red tide in the East China Seain spring

P62 Wang, YouEffects of two species ofmacroalgae on growth of Heterosigmaakashiwo (Raphidophyceae)

P63 Xu, Jie

Role of physical processes inregulating eutrophication impacts:A comparison between VictoriaHarbour and Tolo Harbour in HongKong

P64 Xu, Zhao-Li

Mesozooplankton communitysuccession and harmful algal bloomsin the Yangtze River estuary andits adjacent offshore area

P65 Yang, Yu-feng

Inhibitory effects of Gracilarialemaneiformis on the growth of redtide microalgae from Chinesecoastal waters

P66 Yih, Wonho

Massive blooms of the marineciliate Myrionecta rubra – formed bythe simple growth of aphytoplankton ciliate?

P67 Yilmaz, I., NoyanSpatial and temporal variability ofNoctiluca scintillans in the highlystratified Sea of Marmara

P68 Yamaguchi, HaruoContribution of organic phosphorusto the species succession ofmicroalgae in the coastal waters

Characterization, Identification and

Taxonomy

P69 Maria ElisabethAlbinsson

The CSIRO collection of livingmicroalgae: applications forharmful algae and climate research

P70 Furuya, Ken Taxonomic identity of green Noctiluca

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scintillans

P71 Gall, Mark/ChangHoe F

Comparative studies of cellmorphology, pigment composition andtoxicity of two flagellatesChattonella globosa and C. marina (ClassRaphidophyceae) from the northeastcoast of New Zealand

P72 Ma, YanyanIdentifying diatom genus Pseudo-nitzschia Peragallo in coastal watersof Guangdong, the South China Sea

P73 Wang, Da-Zhi Comparative studies on the nitrogenphysiology of toxic and non-toxicAlexandrium tamarense

P74 Wong, T. Y. Joseph A Karenia papilionacea species complexin the Western Pacific

P75 Yang, Xiao-ru Diversity of associated bacterialflora in Alexandrium

P76 Yeo, Hwan-GooMorphological Descriptions onProrocentrum spp. in the NeriticWaters of Korea

P77 Mariângela MenezesCharacterization of Alexandriumtamiyavanichi (Dinophyceae) in tropicalBrazilian coast.

P78 Sundström, AnnicaM.

Gymnodinium corollarium sp. nov.(Dinophyceae) — a new cyst formingcold-water dinoflagellate from theBaltic Sea; morphology, molecularphylogeny and ecophysiology

Toxins, Toxicology, Allelopathy,

Ciguatera and

Shellfish Safety

P79 Amzil, ZouherFirst report on Azaspiracid andYessotoxin groups detection inFrench shellfish

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P80 Contreras, AndreaM.

Physiological effects of paralyticshellfish toxins in New Zealandmarine bivalves

P81 Compere ,C. Direct detection of toxic micro-algae Alexandrium minutum through highsensitive gravimetric sensors

P82 García, CarlosDinophysistoxins-3 causes humanintoxication by consumption ofcontaminated shellfish

P83 Gas, FabienneMonoclonal antibody against thesurface of Alexandrium minutum used ina whole-cell ELISA

P84 Higgins, Cowan

The Detection of PSP in theNorthern Ireland Bivalve MonitoringProgramme Using HPLC-FLD (AOAC2005.06) as a pre-screen.

P85 Ito, EmikoDesulfated yessotoxin causes fattydegeneration and delayed intestinalfluid accumulation in mice

P86 Jiang, Tianjiu Toxin-production characters ofChattonella ovata Hongkong strain

P87 Laabir, Mohamed

Allelopathic effect of the toxicdinoflagellate Alexandrium catenella onthe growth and photosyntheticactivity of somemicrophytoplanctonic species.

P88 Liu, Renyan The review of shellfish poisoningtoxins in China

P89 McCarron, Pearse

Azaspiracids-3, -4, -6 and -9 areproducts of heat-induceddecarboyxlationofcarboxyazaspiracid metabolitesfrom mussels

P90 Nuñez-Vázquez, E.J. Ciguatera in Mexico

P91 Mok, Jong Soo Determination of lipophilic toxinsassociated with Diarrhetic

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Shellfish Poisoning in Koreanbivalves by LCMS

P92 Moroño, A.

Modeling the accumulation and lossof Diarrhetic Shellfish Toxins(DST) by mussels including thevariation of a previous model

P93 Pagou, K.

First approach to an okadaic acidamperometric immunosensor:application to environmentalsamples

P94 Pagou, Kalliopi

New Pathway for Okadaic AcidTransfer From Ingested Dinophysisacuminata Cells by a Shellfish Duringa Bloom in Eastern MediterraneanWaters.

P95 Proença, Luis A. O Recurrent DSP outbreaks in SouthernBrazil

P96 Quilliam, M.A.

Analysis of trace levels of domoicacid in phytoplankton cultures andseawater by liquid chromatographywithout derivatization: UV and MSdetection

P97 Robertson, Alison Paralytic shellfish toxinresistance mechanisms in Bivalves

P98 Rodriguez-Navarro,A.

Potentiation of anesthetic effectof outer pore blocker

P99 Su, Jian Qiang Algicidal bacteria associate with atoxic dinoflagellate, Alexandriumtamarense

P100 Van Dolah, FrancesM.

Novel structure of polyketidesynthases in the brevetoxinproducing dinoflagellate, Kareniabrevis

P101 Wood, Susie A. Early detection and monitoring ofanatoxins in riverine environments

P102 Yamasaki, Y. Species-specific and cell density-dependent allelopathic effects of

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Heterosigma akashiwo on variousphytoplankters

P103 Zhou, Chengxu

Karlodinium micrum (Dinophyceae) fromthe East China Sea ， Its toxicitydetections and interspecificralationship with other HABs

P104 González-Gil,Sonsoles

Is Dinophysis rotundata a toxigenicspecies?

P105 Pistocchi RToxicity evaluation of the red-tideforming Raphidophyceae Fibrocapsajaponica from the northern Adriatic

P106 The, Ho VanOn a toxic benthic dinoflagellteGambierdiscus toxicus isolated from CauIsland, south central Viet Nam

P107 Skinner, Mark

A HAB, Prorocentrum gillespii(Dinophyceae), ciguatera andnutrients from Muri Lagoon,Rarotonga, Cook Islands.

Genetics, Proteomics and Molecular-level Studies

P108 Albinsson, M.Elisabeth

Development of Quantitative Real-Time PCR probes for Marinobacter sp.and Alcanivorax sp. for studyingalgal-bacterial interactions in thetoxic dinoflagellate Gymnodiniumcatenatum

P109 Andree, Karl

A Quantitative PCR Assay forSelected Species of Pseudo-nitzschiafound along the Catalan Coast ofSpain

P110 Esterhuizen, M

The effect of β-methylamino-L-alanine (BMAA) on oxidative stressresponse enzymes of the macrophyteCeratophyllum demersum

P111 Hong, Dang Diem Application of molecular biological

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techniques for monitoring ofHarmful algal blooms in Vietnamcoasts

P112 Hubbard, KatherineA.

Genetic structure in toxic bloomsof Pseudo-nitzschia

P113 Kang, Yang Soon Reactive oxygen species productionfrom Korean and Japanese strains ofharmful algae

P114 Mi, Tiezhu & Yu,Zhigang

Study on the relationship betweenthe growth rate and expression ofproliferating cell nuclear antigengene of Skeletonema costatum underdifferent nutrient condition

P115 Robert, Stan

Genes involved in cell-signallingbetween the dinoflagellateGymnodinium catenatum and Marinobacter879

P116 Shin, Sang Won

A study of genetic diversity ofsize fraction eukaryotic planktonby the season through DGGE in thecoastal waters of Tongyeong, Korea

P117 Tenenbaum, DeniseRivera

Detecting and quantifying Prymnesiumparvum with a spefciic RT qPCR assay

P118 Wang, Da-Zhi /LiCheng,

Identification and characterizationof cell wall proteins in thedinoflagellate Alexandrium catenellaDH01 using a proteomic approach

P119 Wang, Da-Zhi /LinLin

Identification and characterizationof physiological biomarkers ofAlexandrium catenella using a proteomicapproach

Monitoring System and Programmes

P120 Bae, Heon-meen. Marine monitoring system byUnmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) andUnmanned Marine Vehicle (UMV)

P121 Blauw, A.N A model supported monitoring system

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for Harmful Algae Blooms (HABs) inDutch coastal waters

Mitigation and Control

P122 Choi, Joong KiExperiments on mitigation ofCochlodinium blooms by a red mud andeffects on marine plankton.

P123 Park, Young-Tae

Effects of yellow clay on theanaerobic decomposition process inthe Cochlodinium polykrikoides(Dinophyceae) and organic matterscontaining marine sediment

Cyanobateria (Blue Green Algae) and

Harmful algae

in Freshwater Bodies

P124 Blaha, Ludek

Inhibition of intercellularcommunication and activation ofMAPKs: newly identified mechanismsof cyanobacterial toxins with tumorpromoting potencies

P125 Blahova, Lucie

The first report on carcinogeniccyanobacterialalkaloidcylindrospermin in theCzech Republic, Central Europe, asdetermined by immunochemical andHPLC-MS methods

P126 Dörr, FelipeAugusto,

Comparative analysis of the gas-phase reactions ofCylindrospermopsin

P127 Druvietis, Ivars Invasion of nuisance RaphidophyteGonyostomum semen (Ehrb.) Diesing inLatvia’s freshwaters

P128 Feng, Caiping Investigation of potentially toxin-producing cyanobacteria in

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reservoirs of Singapore

P129 Fensin, E.E.

Environmental factors thatinfluence cyanobacterialpopulations in the lower PmlicoRiver North Carolin, USA

P130 Gupta, Rajan Kumar The fungicidal cyanobacterium

P131 Hiroishi, Shingo

Dynamics of toxic bloom-formingcyanobacterium Microcystis aeruginosaand its infective cyanophages inthe environment

P132 Ho, K. C.

Risk assessment of cyanobacterialblooms in the upland waters ofDongjiang (The East River) bybioassay: Bottle Test

P133 Mélodie, MalécotEcotoxicoproteomics to studymicrocystin-LR effects in medakafish

P134 Pingle, S.D.Fresh water odorours(Chrysophycinean) algae from puneand its neighbourhood area

P135 Rakko, Aimar &Jukka, Seppäla

Effect of salinity on growth rateand particulate nutrient ratios oftwo Baltic Sea, filamentouscyanobacteria

P136 Sagir Ahmed, Md Anabaena sp. bloom and theoccurrence of microcystins from aeutrophic pond in Bangladesh.

P137 Suikkanen, Sanna Life cycle strategies of bloom-forming, filamentous cyanobacteriain the Baltic Sea

P138 Thomazeau, Solène Contribution of senegal and burkinafaso cyanobacterial strains tophylogeny of cyanobacteria

P139 Vassilakaki, MariaDetection of cyanobacterial toxinsin lake sediments from Germany,Finland, and China

P140 VanVuuren ,Sanet.J Cylindrospermopsis raciborskii, a toxic

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anse invasive species in South Africanfresh waters

P141 Xu, Hong Study on the circadian rhythm andclock gene of Microcystis aeruginosa

P142 Escalera, LauraCyanobacterial endosymbionts in abenthic species of Dinophysiales,Sinophysis canaliculata

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