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Reuniao do Grupo de Glucidos
Carboidratos em Portugal
e potencial de diferenciac;ao internacional
Programa e livro de resumos
Universidade de Aveiro
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GlU
POR
12.
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Reuniao do Grupo de Glucidos
Carboidratos em Portugal e potencial de
diferencia~ao
internacional
Aveiro, 11-13 setembro 2017
Glll 12.' Reunlao do Grupo de Glucidos PUR Aveiro, 11-13 setembro 2017
COMISSAO 0RGANIZADORA
Chair: Manuel A. Coimbra (UA) Artur Silva (UA) - Presidente da SPQ Ana Moreira (UA)
Carmen Freire (UA) Claudia Nunes (UA) Claudia Passes (UA) Dulce Helena Teixeira (UA) Elisabete Coelho (UA) ldalina Gonc;:alves (UA) Joao Mano (UA) Paula Ferreira (UA)
COMISSAO CIENTiFICA
Manuel A. Coimbra (UA) - Chair
Amelia Rauter (FCUL) -Chair XXIX International Carbohydrate Symposium Artur Silva (UA) - Presidente da SPQ
Dulcineia Ferreira (IPV)- Presidente do Grupo de Glucidos Albertino Figueiredo (UBI)
Ana Maria Gomes (ESB) Angelina Palma (UNL) Ant6nio Vicente (UM) Armando Silvestre (UA) Artur Cavaco-Paulo (UM) Carmen Freire (UA) Fernando Nunes (UTAD) Hans Peter Wessel (UA) lsabel Ferreira (IPB) lsabel lsmael (UBI) Joao Mano (UA)
Jose A. Lopes da Silva (UA) Leticia Estevinho (IPB) Miguel Gama (UM) Pilar Gonc;:alves (FEUP) Rosario Domingues (UA) Victor Freitas (FCUP)
Oll 12.' Reuniao do Grupo de Glucidos
POI Aveiro, 11-13 setembro 2017
K14 - Role of Cellulosomes in the deconstruction of complex carbohydrates ... .40 K15 -lmmunostimulatory polysaccharides from the hot water extracts of prickled broom (P. tridentatum (l.) Willk) dried inflorescences ... 41
0RAIS ...•...•...•...•...•...•...•.... 43 001 - Bacterial Cellulose: a nature's made nanostructured material for drug delivery ... 45 002 - Development of bacterial cellulose wound dressings with controlled delivery of vitamin D3 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••• 46
003- Deciphering ErbB2 Glycosylation Profile in Gastric Cancer Cells ... 47 004 - Sialic acids as immune regulators of antigen presentation in dendritic cells ... .48 005- Apple pomace arabinan- phloridzin binding capacity ... 49 006-Reducing negative volatile phenols in red wine by chitosan: impact on wine quality.50 007 -Dextrin-based hydrogel for the development of an injectable bone substitute ... 51 008- Supramolecular hydrogels based on the eo-assembly of simple carbohydrates and peptide amphiphiles for biological applications ... 52
009 - Cyclodextrins: impact on anthocyanins thermal and gastrointestinal stability ... 53 010- The glycosylic profile of edible flowers while alternative foods ... 54 011 -Mimicking Plusiotis Resplendens Cuticule with a New Photonic Properties of Cellulose Nanocrystals Films ... 55 012- Designing of a laccase super-catalyst ... 56 013- The role of choline chloride-based Deep Eutectic Solvent (DES) and curcumin on chitosan films properties ... 57 014- "POTATOPLASTIC": Development of starch-based bioplastics using potato chips industry byproducts ... 58 015 - Hemicellulose extraction using Deep Eutectic Solvents for Biorefinery purposes ... 59 016- Straw pentoses for the production of added-value products ... 60 017 "Identification and structural-functional characterization of a new chitin-binding protein module from Clostridium thermocel/um ...... 61 018- Glycan recognition in the human gut- A combined approach to unravel microbiome strategies ... 62 019- Potential ofthiol-amphiphile glycosaminoglycans as redox-sensitive nanoparticles.63 020- Modification of cyclo-oligosaccharides for drug encapsulation ... 64 021 - Carclnoembryonic antigen carries a2-3 linked sialic acid on type 11 chains and is implicated in the metastatic potential of gastric cancer cells ... 65 022- Hypoxia enhances the malignant nature of bladder cancer cells and concomitantly antagonizes protein 0-glycosylation extension ... 66 023 -Targeted 0-glycoproteomics explored increased sialylation and identified MUC16 as a poor prognosis biomarker in advanced stage bladder tumours ... 67 024- Structural Basis for the Highly Selective Recognition of Di-Giucosylated N-glycans by Human Malectin in the Endoplasmic Reticulum ... 68 025 - Magnetic and electrical conductive chitosan-based bionanocomposites ... 69 026 -Cellulose nanocrystals coated with gold nanoparticles and folic acid-conjugated chitosan as candidates for nanotheranostic systems ... 70 027-In vitro digestions to predict the glycemic index of rice ... 71
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PUB_ Avelro, 11-13 setembro 2017
028 - The effect of immobilized Hyaluronic Acid on CD44-overexpressing MKN45 gastric cancer cell line ... 72 029 -Influence of ionizing radiation on the free sugars content of several aromatic and medicinal plants ... , ... 73 030- Composition in sugars of white and black garlic from different origins ... 74 031 - Structural characterization of polysaccharides from Nannochloropsis oculata and their use in microarrays ... 75
032 - Incorporation of an extract rich in rosmarinic acid into cupcakes: Influence on the sugars and total carbohydrates composition ... 76 033- Protein-Glycan driven qui nary interactions under macromolecular crowding unveiled by NMR Spectroscopy ... 77 034- Non-enzymatic transglycosylation reactions and Maillard reaction: a competition with relevance for coffee melanoid ins formation ... 78 035 -Which arabinogalactans structural features can contribute to in vitro
immunostimulatory activity of coffee? ... 79 036 - Chemical synthesis of GaiNAc mimetics aimming macrophage galactose C-type lectin and block viral infections ... 80
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Sessoes Paralelas Biorefinery 11h30 12h50 Chairperson: Carmen Freire
Anf1teatro 30A 1 14 K07 - Florbela Carvalheiro (LNEG)
11h30 11h50 Btomass denved o/igosaccharides m the Biorefinery context Production and future prospects
013- Cl<'wdio Almeida (UP)
11h50 12h05 The role of Choline Chloride-based Deep Eutectic Solvent (DES) and Curcumin on chitosan films properties
014 - ldalina Gon9alves (UA)
12h05 12h20 "POTATOPLASTIC": Development of starch-based bioplastics using potato chips industry
byproducts
12h20 12h35 Hemicellulose extraction using Deep Eutectic Solvents for Biorefinery purposes 015- Eduarda Serra Morais (UA)
12h35 12h50 Straw pentoses for the production of 016-Patricia Moniz (CEBAL) added-value products
Biotechnology and Glycomics
11h30 12h50 Chairperson: Rosario Oomingues
Anfiteatro 30A.2 05
11h30 11h50 KOB -Mariana Oliveira (UA)
Sequenttalfy moldable alginate-chitosan hydroge/s compatible with cell encapsulation
017- Diana Ribeiro (UNL)
11h50 12h05 Identification and structural-functional characterization of a new chitin-binding protein module from Clostridium thermocellum
018 - Viviana Correia (UNL)
12h05 12h20 Glycan recognition in the human gut- A combined approach to unravel microbiome
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12h20 12h35 Potential ofthiol-amphiphile glycosaminoglycans 019-Ana Margarida Carvalho (UM}
as redox-sensitive nanoparticles
12h35 12h50 Modification of cyc/o-oligosaccharides for drug encapsulation 020 - Jennifer Noro (UM)
Glycobiology
11h30 12h50 Chairperson: Paula Videira
sala 308 2 16 K09-Miguel Ribeiro (UTAD)
11h30 11h50 Btomsptred gluten-chitosan supramolecular assembftes· effect on the functtonaftty, digestibtfity and release of ceftac disease active peptides
021 - Catarina Games (13SUP)
11h50 12h05 Carcinoembryonic antigen carries a2-3 linked sialic acid on type If chains and is implicated in the metastatic potential of gastric cancer cells
022 -Andreia Peixoto (!PO}
12h05 12h20 Hypoxia enhances the malignant nature of bladder cancer cells and concomitantly antagSJnizes protein 0-glycosy/ation extension
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POR Aveiro, 11-13 setembro 2017
023- Rita Azevedo (I PO)
12h20 12h35 Targeted 0-glycoproteomics explored increased sialylation and identified MUC16 as a
poor proqnosis biomarker in advanced staqe bladder tumours
024 - Benedita Pinheiro (UNL)
12h35 12h50 Structural basis for the highly selective recognition of di-glucosylated N-glycans by human
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15h30 16h20 Chaiperson: Pilar Gon~alves
Anf1teatro 30A 1 14
15h30 15h50 In vitro and m v1vo stud1es of dextran-based materK10- Jorge Coelho (FCTUC) ials for penpheral nerve regeneration
15h50 16h05 Magnetic and electrical conductive chitosan-based bionanocomposites 025 -Ana Barra (UA) 026- Ricardo Pinto (UA)
16h05 16h20 Cellulose nanocrystals coated with gold nanoparticles and folic acid-conjugated chitosan as candidates for nanotheranostic systems
Gastric digestion and cell interaction devices
15h30 16h20 Chairperson: Albertino Figueiredo
Anf1teatro 30A.2 05 K11 -Ana Cnstma P1nheiro (UM)
15h30 15h50 Dynam1c gastromtestmal system as a tool to evaluate the behavwur of carbohydrates after
ingestion from macro to nano scale
15h50 16h05 In vitro digestions to predict the glycemia index of rice 027 - Daniel Madalena (UM) 028 - Sara Amorim (UM)
16h05 16h20 The effect of immobilized Hyaluronic Acid on CD44-overexpressing MKN45 gastric cancer
cell line
Sugars origins and occurrence
15h30 16h20 Chairperson: Jorge Justino
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15h30 15h50 The early times of sc1ent1fic research on sugar chemistry K12- Joao Ol1ve~ra (UA) 029- Eliana Pereira (IPB)
15h50 16h05 Influence of ionizing radiation on the free sugars content of several aromatic and medicinal
plants
16h05 16h20 030- Joana Betas (IPB)
Composition in sugars of white and black garlic from different origins
16h20 17h30 Cafe + P6steres
17h30 18h30 Chairperson: Artur Silva
Anf1teatro 30A. 1 14
17h30 18h00 PL 11 - Manuela P1ntado (ESB)
Opportunities m polysacchandes towards the preb10f1c act1v1ty
ILU 12.' Reunlao do Grupo de Glucidos
Pll Avelro, 11·13 setembro 2017
030 -Composition in sugars of white and black garlic from different
origins
Joana Botas, Ange/a Fernandes, Lillian Barros, Ana Maria Carvalho, /sabel C.F.R. Ferreira
• Centro de lnvestigar;ao de Montanha (CIMO), ESA, lnstituto Politecnico de Braganr;a. Campus de Santa Apol6nia, 5300-253 Braganr;a, Portugal
*iferreira@ipb.pt
Allium sativum L., commonly known as garlic, has been used by populations for dietary
purposes and also for its medicinal interest, since antiquity. Garlic presents an interesting
nutritional profile as well as bioactive compounds related to its medicinal properties:
antimicrobial, antiseptic, antiviral, antioxidant, anticancer, immunostimulatory,
cardioprotective and hypoglycemic [1).
This study has tested (i) three samples of fresh white garlic, from different origins: Spain
(commercial variety), Tn3s-os-Montes and Algarve, Portugal (both traditional cultivated
varieties); (ii) and a sample of black garlic. Black garlic is the result of a thermic treatment
in which garlic bulbs are subjected to controlled temperature and humidity, resulting in organoleptic changes such as colour and flavour. Nutritional and chemical compositions
also suffer changes in this process [2]. The samples were tested to determine free sugars
content, using high performance liquid chromatography coupled to a refraction index
detector (HPLC-RI).
Four different sugars were identified: fructose, sucrose, xylose and glucose. Fructose was
the most abundant sugar in black garlic (BG), while sucrose was the most abundant in
commercial garlic (CG), followed by the traditional cultivated garlic from Algarve (TGA) and
traditional cultivated sample from Tras-os-Montes (TGTM). Xylose was only detected in
BG sample. Sucrose was found in higher concentration in TGA sample and at lower levels
in BG sample. The highest content of glucose and fructose was found in BG, while the
lowest content was observed in TGA. Total sugars content was significantly higher in BG
sample (33.55 g/1 00 g of fresh weight), than in the other samples: CG (1.32 g/1 00 g fw),
TGA ( 1 .48 g/1 00 g fw) and TGTM (0. 70 g/1 00 g fw).
These results show some variability on the sugars content, less relevant between the white garlic samples when compared to the black garlic sample. This study shows the
possible variations in the sugars' profile accordingly to various factors, such as variety or
processing treatments. Therefore, these experiments are highly important to have a better
understanding of the products used in our diet.
Acknowledgments: The authors are grateful to the Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT, Porlugal) and FEDER under Program PT2020 for financial supporl to CIMO {UID/AGR/0069012013), A.F grant (SFRH/BPD/11475312016) and L. B contract.
References:
1. Martins, N., Petropoulos, S., Ferreira, I.C.F.R. Chemical composijion and bioactive compounds of garlic (Allium sativum L.) as affected by pre-and pas-harvest conditions: A review. Food Chemistry, 2016, 211, 41·50.
2. Choi, I.S., Cha, H.S., Lee, Y.S. Physicochemical and antioxidant properties of black garlic. Molecules, 2014, 19, 16811-16823.