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10th Annual Medical Microbiology Summit & Expo, will be organized around the theme ““Exploring Novel Approaches and New Techniques in the field of Medical Microbiology—
Med Microbiology 2017 is comprised of 16 tracks and 69 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Med Microbiology 2017.
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The infectious disease epidemiology cluster covers local and international work on the epidemiology of occurring and re-occurring infections, global infectious diseases threats, detection and surveillance of diseases, development of vaccines and different prevention methods, medical trials, and the role of infectious pathogens within the pathogenesis of chronic non-communicable diseases and the forms of infections in the frame because of microorganism and their basic concept of contamination.
- Track 1-1Epidemiology
- Track 1-2Concept of Infection and Epidemic Process
- Track 1-3Disease Detection
- Track 1-4Pathology of Infections
- Track 1-5Clinical Trails
Viral infections are quite regular, maximum normally visible are the common cold, hepatitis, influenza, measles, rabies, Dengue, diarrhoea, AIDS , polio, smallpox, bloodless sores and genital herpes, examine of various approaches thru which viruses affect individuals are defined as viral pathogenesis. The scope of influence of the ailment/ infection resulting from the virus is its virulence. Whilst a virus invades into the host, the immune system start producing specific antibodies that binds to the virus thereby counter its virulence or kills them. Presence of such antibodies in blood serum detects if a host has ever encountered with any given virus previously. This is feasible most effective with the help of precise tests consisting of ELISA. Vaccinations shield towards illnesses, by augmenting the manufacturing of antibodies. Monoclonal antibodies, are basically specific to a single virus, are typically used for detection in fluorescence microscopy. Also, viruses are being used as gene vectors for the gene remedy of genetic disorders are also gaining momentum; In addition in phage remedy, use of the bacteriophages to come across bacterial infections and sicknesses was valuable. The latest approach of genetically engineered viruses in nano-biotechnology is visible as the unconventional approach to combat various diseases on the genetic stage.
- Track 2-1Ebola and Zika
- Track 2-2HIV & AIDS
- Track 2-3HPV & Flu
- Track 2-4Herpes
Bacterial disease constitutes infections whose causing organism is a bacteria. In bacterial pathogenesis the microorganism infects and causes an infection in the host it invaded in. But, every microorganism is not pathogenic and that they have the potential to mount an infection. Microorganism additionally is living in host without harming it in a symbiotic relation and additionally helps in building a response towards the invading opportunistic bacteria from harming the host. Bacteria basically produce different types of toxins called the Exotoxins and the Endotoxins. Those compounds are soluble can be transported by means of either blood or lymph and causes cytotoxicity at far flung tissue sites. Microorganism additionally infects pores and skin, inflicting skin infections like Impetigo, Erysipelas and Cellulitis amongst numerous others. Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) are in particular caused by Escherichia coli; Typhoid by means of Salmonella typhi. Bacterial infections are normally treated by way of antibiotics, that are similarly categorised as Bactericidal – which that kills the bacteria and Bacteriostatic – Antibiotics which inhibits bacterial growth by hindering their metabolism. Profoundly sizable use of such antibiotics contributes to the fast development of the antibiotic resistance in the pathogenic bacterial populations.
- Track 3-1TB & MRSA
- Track 3-2Anthrax
- Track 3-3Other Bacterial Infections
Mycology is a stream of biology which is associated with the study of fungi, their structure, their genetic and biochemical characteristics, taxonomy and their applications specially as a number one source of wine, safe to eat mushrooms, cheese, and their unfavourable effects with admire to their toxin or contamination. Fungi and other organisms inclusive of oomycetes and myxomycetes, often are economically critical, as the pathogenic fungi influences animals by means of causing illnesses like histoplasmosis. Several studies assert that mushrooms have hypoglycemic, immune system-boosting, anti-pathogenic and oncolytic activity. Food spoilage prompted by way of fungi and yeasts may be extra compelling, extensively in innumerable food corporations specifically which might be acidic and/or have low moisture content. Mycotoxicology is a sub-department specializing in toxins produced with the aid of fungi, referred to as mycotoxins, for example aflatoxins. Fungi have a crucial function in environment as they ruin down and subsequently decompose useless plant life, animals and different organic compounds; while some damaging fungi assault living organisms ensuing in casualties to the wooded area industry. Fungi also are a discrete supply of food, fuel, pharmaceuticals and insecticides. Being eukaryotes, fungi are an essential tool in numerous biotechnological applications and in bioremediation.
- Track 4-1Candidiasis
- Track 4-2Mycobacterium
- Track 4-3Medical Mycology
- Track 4-4Aspergillosis
The discipline of biology which deals with the interaction of the parasite with their hosts is called Parasitology. Medical parasitology has it’s consonance with the pathogenic parasites affecting humans, clinical pathology and the reaction of the human’s immune system to counter these pathogens. It also deals with the distinctive processes of the infection and diagnosis, treatment, prevention & control. Moreover medical parasitology additionally contains of drug development, epidemiological studies and zoonosis. It is an interdisciplinary field, inveigled by Biochemistry, Immunology, Microbiology, and other applied existence sciences. Parasites inhabit the host of a remarkably excessive immuno-powerful immune system. Vector-borne infections are transferred through chunk of an infected arthropod, as an instance mosquitoes, ticks, bugs, sandflies and blackflies. Several parasitic worms developed resistance against other infectious retailers despite the fact that the mechanisms of resistance in protozoan parasites are not yet mentioned. About 50% of recognized malarial records are because of P. vivax. Recent advancements in modern-day diagnostic gear have ascertained new aspects for big improvements in parasitic detection.
- Track 5-1General Parasitology
- Track 5-2Medical Helminthology
- Track 5-3Medical Entomology
- Track 5-4Diagnostic Parasitology
Microbial biochemistry incorporates of biochemical reactions in microbial growth, different mechanisms/ techniques of pathogenesis required in inflicting contamination/ illnesses in the host. It consists of studies related to of growth, cell shape, metabolism, functions and the interactions of biological macromolecules, like carbohydrates, proteins, Fatty Acids and Lipids and nucleic acids of microbes; which cater the skeletal component and foundation of capabilities affiliated with lifestyles. Biochemical research of microbes is important in the mode of their action. Post genomic analyses, mechanisms, & replication, integrating plasmid functions, conjugation structures and regulatory network are the key factors that play a critical function in metabolism of microbes. While monomers are co-connected to synthesize a polymer, dehydration takes place regularly ensuing in assembly of various macromolecules in tons large complexes.
- Track 6-1Chemical Biology
- Track 6-2Chemical Microbiology
- Track 6-3Microbial metabolism
- Track 6-4Microbial Genetics
- Track 6-5Microbial Assay
Biotechnology is an increasingly essential place for technology, and contributes to design and shipping of recent healing pills, the development of diagnostic retailers for medical exams, and the beginnings of gene therapy for correcting the medical symptoms of hereditary disorders. Molecular Diagnostic techniques use stronger molecular sequencing equipment at the side of modern records technology and bioinformatics experts to allow quicker and greater powerful infectious disease prevention. These techniques have emerged as increasingly incorporated into the practice of infectious ailment epidemiology. The complexity of diseases puts forward a need for improvement of latest and novel diagnostic techniques or techniques for predicting the infections as a result of microorganisms. Diagnostic microbiology is a specialty within the sciences which focuses on applying microbiology to medical application. Similarly to being concerned with the identification of a disorder-inflicting organism, diagnostic microbiology can also be a part of modifying a treatment plan. Microbes including bacteria, protozoans, and fungi play a vital factor in many disease processes. The various laboratory techniques like microscopy, immunological assessments, radiology, biomarker tests, ELISA, serology checks, vaccine vectors are the primary diagnostic tests which are currently in use. Many microbes have developed resistance to medications. Hence, it's far essential for the scientists to give smarter methods of diagnosing those microbes and their pathogenic mechanisms.
- Track 7-1 Mechanism and Immunology of Diseases
- Track 7-2Detecting emerging threats in healthcare
- Track 7-3Diagnostics and Laboratory systems development
- Track 7-4Biotechnological Innovation in Medical Microbiology
- Track 7-5Clinical applications for improved molecular diagnostics
Antimicrobials kill and/or inhibit the growth of microbes and are organized below antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal and antiparasitic relying on their adversarial individual. Antibacterial compounds treat bacterial infections and therefore are precised as antibacterial, compounds that deal with viruses are called as antivirals and compounds which are used for harmful fungi and parasites are named as antifungals and antiparasitics respectively. The toxicity of these compounds mostly antibacterials towards human and analogous animals are very less. Antimicrobial pesticides is profitable for the economic system via the managed growth of microorganisms because of disinfection, decrease in growth thereby protects numerous industrial methods, surfaces and water from contamination and spoilage due to these microorganisms like viruses, fungi, bacteria, protozoa and algae. Antibacterial antibiotics are classified as broad-spectrum and/or narrow-spectrum depending on the scope of bacterial contamination.
- Track 8-1Antivirals Drugs
- Track 8-2Antibacterial Agents
- Track 8-3Antifungal Agents
- Track 8-4Antiparasitics
Microbial Pathogenesis is the subject of the molecular mechanisms utilized by microbes to cause sickness in people and animals. Viral, protozoan, fungal and bacterial pathogens have evolved a huge sort of methods to establish themselves within the host and benefit nutrients, which also can cause harm and illness. Different mechanisms of pathogenesis include host defence evasion. To understand the complicated techniques utilized by microbial pathogens, microbiologists employ all of the tools of cutting-edge molecular biology, genetics, virulence elements, drug interactions, biochemistry and biophysics. Expertise how microbes cause ailment is frequently the first step towards the improvement of recent vaccines and therapeutics.
- Track 9-1The role of microbes in immune response
- Track 9-2Innate and Adaptive Immunity
- Track 9-3Host interactions and system biology
- Track 9-4Immune system regulatory control
Oncovirus, synonymously known as a 'tumour virus', is an endemic that may reason most cancers. An oncolytic virus basically infects the host's cancer cells and destroys them, inflicting tumour destruction, and is thus referred to as a 'most cancers killing virus'. The cancers bacteria are bacteria which are recognised or assumed to create cancers. While most cancers-related bacteria have been considered to be opportunistic (i.e., infecting wholesome tissues after cancer has already started itself), there is a few evidence that bacteria may be at once carcinogenic. Certain parasitic worms that infect the human body also can raise the chances of growing some sorts of cancer.
- Track 10-1Oncovirus
- Track 10-2Cancer Bacteria
- Track 10-3Parasites that can lead to cancer
- Track 10-4Mechanisms and pathways involved
- Track 10-5Infections leading to cancers
Biofilms are the cluster of microorganisms enclosed in an extracellular polymeric matrix. The complicated system of attachment has diverse traits. It's a very complex process with regulated through growth medium, substratum and surface of the cell. Their position in infectious illnesses has led to their multiplied importance in medical microbiology. More and better information and expertise about biofilms will result in novel and pivot control of biofilms with progressed biofilm control.
- Track 11-1Formation of Biofilm
- Track 11-2Development of Biofilm
- Track 11-3Biofilms and infectious diseases
- Track 11-4Biofilms in medicine
- Track 11-5Biofilms in the food industry
Multiple pathogens once in a while coexist ensuing in polyparasitism, which leads to augmented infectivity and diseased circumstance, changed pathogen load, and emphasis in pathogenesis. As an instance, Burkitt's lymphoma is generally determined in regions with high malarial transmittance and it is said that malaria-prompted immune reaction is related with the evolution of lymphomas. These organisms are known as opportunistic infectious agents, and are reason for high morbidity and mortality costs. HIV is one of the opportunistic organisms with high ability to have interaction with other infectious organisms like parasitic, viral, fungal, and bacterial agents.
- Track 12-1Polyparasitism
- Track 12-2Burkitts Lymphoma
- Track 12-3Opportunistic Infectious Pathogens
- Track 12-4Viral infections with fungi
- Track 12-5Viral infections with Bacteria
Plant diseases create a critical risk to food security, food safety, biodiversity, national economies and the rural environment. Infectious plant diseases are resulting from a pathogenic agent which includes a fungus, virus, bacterium, mycoplasma, viroid, nematode, or parasitic flowering plant. An infectious agent is capable of reproducing inside or on its host and spreading from one inclined host to any other. The infections are due to virus, fungi, nematodes, bacteria and parasites. These infection inflicting agents causes blights, canker, wilts, rots and rusts.
- Track 13-1Plant Disease Epidemiology
- Track 13-2Plant pathogens
- Track 13-3Physiological plant disorders
- Track 13-4Common Pathogenic Infection Methods
A vaccine is an inactivated shape of microorganism or virus which is injected in the body to simulate a real infection. Due to the fact the injected microbes are 'dead,' they do not motive a person to end up unwell. Rather, vaccines stimulate an immune reaction by using the body a good way to combat off that sort of infection. It covers infectious disease objectives and non-infectious ailment targets. To generate vaccine-mediated protection is a complex mission. Currently the vaccines are developed empirically, with less or zero expertise on how they set off the immune system. Their early protecting efficacy is usually conferred via the induction of antigen-particular antibodies. However, there's more to antibody-mediated protection than the peak of vaccine-prompted antibody titers.
- Track 14-1Types of Vaccine
- Track 14-2Mechanism of Function
- Track 14-3Side effects
Animal Infectious diseases are a critical risk to human health, since the emergence of human illnesses is ruled through zoonotic pathogens. Veterinary vaccines are to enhance the fitness and welfare of animals, elevates production of livestock in a cost-effective way, and prohibits animal-to-human transmission from domestic as well as wild ones. Numerous vaccine kinds can be differentiated among the 2nd-generation Veterinary vaccines, relying whether they're live or inactivated, in step with the stress of rabies virus used and the characteristics of the cellular substrate chosen for viral replication.
- Track 15-1Microbial Molecular Diagnosis and Vaccine Development
- Track 15-2Veterinary Medicine
- Track 15-3Host- Pathogen Interactions
- Track 15-4Animal Breeding
- Track 15-5Cloning
Microbial Nano-biotechnology is still an incipient field, yet it is step by step picking up prominence, particularly with the programmed parallel arrangement of viral building blocks is in the hand's compass after the recent advancement of chip-based DNA control to the cell-refined methods. The specialists are very nearly finishing the era of infection based nanoparticles, multi-layered exhibits and crossover infection systems by consolidation of quantum dots and carbon nanotubes (CNTs). They are likewise investigating the utilization of viral like protein frames to make novel materials that can be securely and expense viably utilized for biomedical applications, for example, biomedical imaging. Present pattern in Nano-biotechnology is certain to take viral Nano-biotechnology higher than ever. These amazing and huge methodologies of life-sciences in relationship with science, material science and building have turned into the establishment of present day bio-physical prescription and are opening a wide range of methodologies in all these fields.
- Track 16-1Bioengineering
- Track 16-2Drug Design
- Track 16-3Biomedical Imaging
- Track 16-4Enzyme Technology