Abstract and Posters Guideline
We would like to invite submission for oral and poster presentation at MISA9. Interested researchers are requested to submit an abstract for your presentation and indicate whether it is for ORAL or POSTER. The evaluation committee may make a recommendation whether the submission will be in oral or poster format.
- MISA9 Abstract Template
- MISA9 Poster Template
- STEP 1 : ACCOUNT REGISTRATION
- STEP 2 : REGISTRATION & ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
*** If you already have the EDAS account, please skip ahead to Step 2
Create EDAS Account Now
Step 1 : If you do not have an account, please click "create a new account". 
Step 2 : Provide your title, name, email address, status, affiliation, and country, and agree to the EDAS privacy policy.
Step 3 : Please check carefully whether your name is already on the list or not. Click on "This is not a duplicate" box and press "Add this person" button if your account does not exist. 
Step 4 : Check the inbox of the email address you use to register. This ensures that the email address is working and that you can receive email from EDAS.
Step 5 : The password reset email arrives within a minute or two in the inbox of your email. Follow the link and set your EDAS password as shown below. 
Step 6 : You can now login into the EDAS system for registration and abstract submission. **Having the EDAS account does not consider as registration. Please refer to the instruction for registration and abstract submission on the website.
Please follow the steps below to register
Step 1 : Log in to your EDAS account
Step 2: Click submit paper
Step 3 : Write MISA9 in the box of Name of conference or journal
Step 4 Click on the
to submit your paper
Step 5: Select any one track
Step 6: Please follow the instructions given on the page
Step 7 : Your registration is considered successful if you received the notification showing that “The paper was recorded” as below. **Please ignore EDAS format checks as this system is typically configurated for IEEE-formatted papers.
Step 8 : Scroll down on the page, please upload your abstract document using the template provided. The template can be downloaded at https://misa9.uitm.edu.my/index.php/author-instruction
Step 9 : You can always update your registration and abstract submission as shown below
If you still require further assistance, please feel free to contact us.
*Corresponding author:
Dr. Sobri Hussein,
Agrotechnology and Bioscience Division,
Malaysian Nuclear Agency,
Bangi, 43000 Kajang,
Selangor, Malaysia.
Email:sobri@nuclearmalaysia.gov.my
Ficus deltoidea (or commonly known as mistletoe fig) in various parts of the world mainly serves as an ornamental shrub or houseplant and found native mainly in Asia tropical region for example Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines and Thailand. Studies on the effect of plant growth regulators on cells production from this plant is important as optimization of cells production can lead to efficient production of secondary products characterization and production. An important aspect of the sigmoidal cells growth curve is the growth parameters. In this work, we model the effect of picloram (4-amino-3,5,6-trichloropicolinic acid) on the growth kinetics of the cell suspension cultures of Ficus deltoidea according to the modified Gompertz model. The adjusted coefficient of determination showed good agreement between experimental and predicted data with values ranging from 0.97-0.99. Parameters obtained from the fitting exercise were maximum cells growth rate ( m), lag time ( ) and maximal cells production (Ymax). The results showed that picloram at concentrations of 3 mg/L and above were optimal for giving the highest cells growth rate measured as PCV (packed cell volume). The parameter growth rate obtained from the modelling exercise will be helpful for additional secondary modelling implicating the consequence of media conditions as well as other factors on the effect of picloram on the growth rate of cell suspension from this plant.
Keywords: Ficus deltoidea; modified Gompertz; callus; picloram; growth rate
TITLE
The title should be the same as in the submitted abstract. 65 to 72 point font size is recommended for title.
SIZE
The poster must be of A1 size (594 x 841 mm or 23.4 x 33.1 in) and the orientation must be in portrait style.
LETTERING
The poster should be easily readable at a distance of about 2 metre.
TITLE
Include the title of your presentation at the top of the poster. Your name, School or Centre should also be displayed on the poster.
HEADINGS
48 to 60 point font size is recommended for headings.
CONTENT
24 to 32 font size single spaced is recommended.
Submission of full paper to Polar Science Journal
Publish on behalf of the National Institute of Polar Research (NIPR), Japan
Participants are required to upload the complete paper by 28 February 2022
