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45th FEBS Congress Abstracts

Abstracts submitted to the 45th FEBS Congress and accepted by the Congress Organizing Committee, as well as abstracts from invited speakers for the event, are searchable here from 1st to 16th July 2021. 

In addition to appearing on this Congress website, abstracts are displayed on the FEBS 2021 virtual event platform. Furthermore, with the exception of late-breaking abstracts, they are also collated in the FEBS Open Bio Supplement for the 45th FEBS Congress (available online from 3rd July 2021), and subsequently included individually in the Conference Proceedings Citation Index published by Web of Science. Citation instructions for abstracts collated in the FEBS Open Bio supplement are given in its introductory pages.

Abstracts submitted to the Congress undergo minimal checks, and appraisal for oral presentation and participant support schemes, but are not peer-reviewed. 

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Notation: P-03.2-02
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Track: Posters - Research
Topic: Receptor–ligand interactions
Title: Characterization of short neuropeptide F (sNPF) and its specific receptors in the hard tick Ixodes ricinus
Author/s: M. Medla, I. Daubnerová, J. Koci, L. Roller, D. Žitnan,
Notation: P-03.2-03
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Track: Posters - Research
Topic: Receptor–ligand interactions
Title: Adamantane based derivatives as reversible inhibitors of human AChE and BChE
Author/s: K. Komatovic, A. Matoševic, N. Terzic-Jovanovic, A. Bosak, D. Opsenica,
Notation: P-03.2-04
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Track: Posters - Research
Topic: Receptor–ligand interactions
Title: Novel fluorescent BODIPY probe for photoaffinity labeling
Author/s: M. Horetski, Y. Faletrov, Y. Dichenko, N. Sluchanko, M. Rubtsov, V. Shkumatov,
Notation: P-03.2-05
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Track: Posters - Research
Topic: Receptor–ligand interactions
Title: Structural basis of antiviral activity of a protective antibody against tick-borne encephalitis virus and structure-guided rational design of this antibody
Author/s: I. Baykov, G. Chojnowski, A. Matveev, P. Pachl, L. Emelianova, N. Moor, P. Rezácová, V. Lamzin, N. Tikunova,
Notation: P-03.2-06
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Track: Posters - Research
Topic: Receptor–ligand interactions
Title: A biophysical approach to the characterization of the glycosylation-dependent interaction of human NK cell receptors with Galectin-1
Author/s: C. Abreu, T. Koval, O. Vanek,
Notation: P-03.2-07
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Track: Posters - Research
Topic: Receptor–ligand interactions
Title: EpCAM's hydrophobic pocket and proximal regions affect its regulated intramembrane proteolysis
Author/s: J. Hocevar, B. Lenarcic, M. Pavšic,
Notation: P-03.2-08
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Track: Posters - Research
Topic: Receptor–ligand interactions
Title: Sigma-1 receptor ligand trifluoperazine attenuates Ca2+ responses induced by immunomodulators glutoxim and molixan in macrophages
Author/s: A. Simonyan, Z. Krutetskaya, L. Milenina, A. Melnitskaya, N. Krutetskaya, V. Antonov,
Notation: P-03.2-09
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Track: Posters - Research
Topic: Receptor–ligand interactions
Title: Characterization of interaction between extracellular domains of EpCAM in EGFR
Author/s: U. Prešern, A. Gaber, B. Lenarcic,
Notation: P-03.2-10
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Track: Posters - Research
Topic: Receptor–ligand interactions
Title: Tetrameric structure of cystathionine β-synthase domain-containing pyrophosphatase
Author/s: V. Anashkin, A. Salminen, R. Lahti, A. Baykov,
Notation: P-03.2-11
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Track: Posters - Research
Topic: Receptor–ligand interactions
Title: Devising heterodimeric 14-3-3 chimeras with different phosphopeptides for structural studies of ternary 14-3-3 complexes
Author/s: K. Tugaeva, D. Kalacheva, A. Remeeva, I. Gushchin, R. Cooley, N. Sluchanko,
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