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10th Global Medical Microbiology Summit & Expo, will be organized around the theme “”

Medical Microbiology 2021 is comprised of 13 tracks and 52 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Medical Microbiology 2021.

Submit your abstract to any of the mentioned tracks. All related abstracts are accepted.

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Track 1:Microbiology

Microbiology is the extension of science that deal with the study of minute organisms that may not be visible by the naked eyes, such as bacteria, fungi, prions, parasites, and algae. Microbiologists study and explore the natural chemistry, physiology, interactions with environment, mutual interactions, behavioural patterns, and toxicity or benefits of the microbes. According to their interaction and molecular biology they can be infectious or beneficial for the other living organisms. 

  • Track 1-1Environmental microbiology
  • Track 1-2Soil microbiology
  • Track 1-3Water microbiology
  • Track 1-4Food microbiology

Track 2:Public health microbiology

Public health microbiology is the branch of microbiology that deals with the study of microorganisms that can be harmful or beneficial for the human health. The topic has always been well represented at the medical microbiology conferences. Medical microbiology deals with the pathogenic microbes henceforth study of microbes for the healthy living of public is an important issue.

  • Track 2-1infectious microorganisms
  • Track 2-2Beneficial microorganisms
  • Track 2-3Epidemics
  • Track 2-4Pandemics
  • Track 2-5clinical microbiology

Track 3:Pharmaceutical microbiology

Pharmaceutical Microbiology is an extended branch of Microbiology and includes the application and utilization of Microorganisms in the manufacturing of pharmaceutical drugs and medicines. Other aspects of this branch include the research and development of anti-biotic and anti-infective agents, the utilization of microbes to detect mutagenic and carcinogenic activity in prospective drugs, and therefore the use of microorganisms in the manufacture of pharmaceutical products like insulin and human growth hormone.

  • Track 3-1Pharmaceutical microorganisms
  • Track 3-2Pharmaceutical products & microbial risks
  • Track 3-3microbial spoilage & prevention
  • Track 3-4biological indicators
  • Track 3-5drug quality control
  • Track 3-6drug quality control

Track 4:Predictive microbiology

Predictive microbiology is the branch of microbiology that is concerned with mathematical or quantitative analysis of factors that influence the chemical, reproductive and physical behaviour of microorganisms. The response of each microorganism is different in different environments therefore the study helps to predict the survival rate and activity of those microorganisms in different environments.   

  • Track 4-1kinetic & probability models
  • Track 4-2kinetic & probability models
  • Track 4-3Empirical and mechanistic model
  • Track 4-4applications of predictive microbiology
  • Track 4-5limitations of predictive microbiology

Track 5:Microbial epidemology

Epidemiology is the study of occurrence, distribution, frequency and factors responsible for the spread of disease in a defined population. The most common microorganisms responsible for epidemics are S. typhi, SARS virus and protozoans. 

  • Track 5-1Bacterial infections
  • Track 5-2Virology
  • Track 5-3Phycology
  • Track 5-4Parasitology
  • Track 5-5World history of microbial epidemics

Track 6:Parasitic diseases

Parasites are distributed all around in the world, whether be it the outer environment or inside a human body. The common sources of these parasites include contaminated water, food or dirt. Parasites live in/or on another organism to survive.  Protozoans, helminths and nematodes are common examples of parasites infecting humans. Diseases caused by such parasites can be lethal if not treated on time.  

  • Track 6-1Transmission of parasites
  • Track 6-2Diagnosis of parasites
  • Track 6-3Prevention of parasitic diseases
  • Track 6-4Treatment methods of parasitic diseases

Track 7:Viral infections

Viruses are the small microorganisms that are highly infectious. Their genetic material is either a DNA or RNA that’s enclosed in a protein coat. Measles, rubella, common flu, COVID 19, Hepatitis, AIDS, smallpox, Ebola and polio are the most common diseases caused by Viruses.  

 

  • Track 7-1Types of viral infection
  • Track 7-2Diagnosis
  • Track 7-3Prevention of viral infections
  • Track 7-4Pandemics caused by viral infections
  • Track 7-5Treatment of viral infections

Track 8:Immunity and diseases

Immunity is the body’s resistance to foreign matters such as harmful organisms, antigens, chemicals etc. which may otherwise be responsible for various diseases and infections. Immunity is attained when antibodies are developed for specific antigen in order to neutralize or destroy the toxin or the infecting agent. Immunization through vaccination or natural build-up of immunity against an organism can prevent serious diseases.

  • Track 8-1Components of immune system
  • Track 8-2Immunological responses to diseases
  • Track 8-3History of immunology

Track 9:Microbial biotechnology

Microbial biotechnology is the latest branch in microbiology that uses genetic engineering to manipulate the genetic and molecular chemistry of microorganisms in order to obtain useful products. These modified microorganisms can be used in many industries such as pharmaceutical, agricultural, food industry, veterinary or environmental microbiology. 

  • Track 9-1Food microbial biotechnology
  • Track 9-2Genetic engineering
  • Track 9-3Future bioindustries
  • Track 9-4Microfactories and production of chemicals using microbes

Track 10:Antimicrobials and Antibiotics

Antimicrobials are the medicines that are developed to treat microbial diseases. These include antibiotics and their function is to kill or inhibit the microbial growth. Long use of antimicrobials can create resistance in microbes towards these antimicrobial agents therefore constant research and development is required in this field. 

  • Track 10-1Risks Associated With Administration of Antibiotics
  • Track 10-2Action mechanisms of antimicrobials and antibiotics

Track 11:Disease diagnosis & prevention

Cure and treatment is important to maintain human health therefore, diagnosis is an important tool to detect the cause of that particular disease. Latest equipment and diagnostic tools are need of the hour to increase the detecting efficiency as well as their precision in detecting a disease. 

  • Track 11-1Identification of diseases
  • Track 11-2Latest equipment and diagnosis tools

Track 12:Clinical infections and vaccines

Clinical Infections and Vaccines (CIV) will cover a variety of important topics relevant to Infectious diseases and their impact on human health. The latest information on common healthcare-associated infections, like Clostridium difficile, Pneumonia, botulism and urinary tract infections et al. are going to be featured during this track. The science during this track works to compile angstrom-level discovery and clinical research to scale back the burden of infectious diseases round the globe.

 

  • Track 12-1pediatric infectious diseases
  • Track 12-2Development of vaccines
  • Track 12-3immunization and infection prevention
  • Track 12-4Global health and wellbeing
  • Track 12-5Global health and wellbeing

Track 13:Advanced research in medical microbiology

Medical microbiology deals with the treatment of diseases caused by microorganisms. Constant mutations and identification of new microbial species call for advanced research in this field to optimise and identify the possible threats to humans and other living organisms. 

  • Track 13-1Innovations
  • Track 13-2Diagnostic tools and new microorganisms