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Conference Highlights:
1.Virus & Viral Evolution,General Virology
2.Viral Pathogenesis & Latency,Virulence
3.Molecular & Genomic Virology
4.Vaccines & Antiviral Drugs
5.Viral Therapy & Viral Vectors
6.Viral Replication
7.Herpes Simplex Virus
8.Neuro Virology
9.Sexually Transmitted Viral Infections
10.Oncogenic Viruses
11.Viral Respiratory Infections
12.Current Trends and research in Virology
13.Serological Methods in Virology
14.Viral Bioweapon
15. Plant & Agricultural Virology
16. Viral hepatitis
17. Veterinary Virology
18. Aquatic Viral Disease
19. Mycology and its Diversity
20. Mycotoxins
21. Mycology and Ecology
22. Medical and Industrial Mycology
23. Food and Veterinary Mycology
24. Clinical Mycology and Mushrooms
25. Viral Haemorrhagic Fever
26. Transplant associated Viral Infections
Target Audience:
Scientists
Research Scholars
Associate Professors
Professors
Lecturers
M.Sc Students
Pharmaceutical Industries
Healthcare Industries
Directors of Associations and Societies
Track 1:Virus & Viral Evolution,General virology
Track 1-1Structure Based Virus Classification
Track 1-2Virions,Satellites & Hypothesis for the Origin of Virus
Track 1-3Replication Cycle and Application
Track 1-4Viral Quasisspecies
Track 1-5Error Threshold,Mutational Robustness & Cooperation
Track 2:Viral Pathogenesis & Latency,Virulence
Track 2-1Mechanisms of Viral Pathogenesis
Track 2-2Virulence Factors
Track 2-3Mechanisms of action in Viral Latency
Track 2-4Endotoxins and Exotoxins
Track 2-5Destructive Enzymes
Track 2-6Ramification
Track 3:Molecular and Genomic virology
Track 3-1Types of Viral Genomes
Track 3-2Types of Viral Spread
Track 3-3Capsid Type
Track 3-4Baltimore Classification
Track 3-5Viral Infections
Track 3-6Chemotherapeutic Index of an Antiviral Drug
Track 4:Vaccines and Antiviral drugs
Track 4-1Preventive Health and Pharmaceutical Drug
Track 4-2Types of Vaccines
Track 4-3Classification of Antiviral Drugs
Track 4-4Antiretroviral Drugs,Treatment and Adverse Effects
Track 4-5Monoclonal Antibodies and its applications
Track 4-6Hybridoma Development
Track 4-7HIV Post Exposure Prophylaxsis
Track 5:Viral Therapy and Viral Vectors
Track 5-1Branches of Viral Therapy
Track 5-2Virosomes,Influenza and Non Influenza Virosomes
Track 5-3Key Properties of Viral Vector
Track 5-4Viral Transformation
Track 5-5Types and Cellular Affects of Viral Infection.
Track 5-6Medical Applications
Track 5-7Types of Viral Vectors
Track 5-8Gene Therapy,Immunotherapy,Protozoal Virotherapy
Track 6:Viral Replication
Track 6-1Major Steps in Viral Replication Process
Track 6-2Baltimore Classification System
Track 6-3Ribosomal Frame Shifting
Track 6-4Reverse Transcriptase
Track 6-5Reverse Transcribing Virus
Track 6-6Retroviral Reverse Transcription
Track 6-7Replication Fidelity
Track 7:Herpes Simplex Virus
Track 7-1Types of Herpes Simplex Virus
Track 7-2Alzeheimer’s Disease
Track 7-3Multiplicity Reactivation
Track 7-4Applications of Herpes Simplex Virus
Track 7-5Virology in Herpes Simplex Virus
Track 8:Neuro Virology
Track 8-1Neurotropic Virus
Track 8-2Herpes Simplex Encephalitis
Track 8-3Mollaret’s Meningitis
Track 8-4Neuroimaging,Serology,Brain Biopsy
Track 8-5Research and Therapy in Neurovirology
Track 8-6Arbovirses causing neurological disorders
Track 8-7Rabies virus: diagnosis, management and prevention
Track 9:Sexually Transmitted Viral Infections
Track 9-1Causes of Sexually Transmitted Viral Infections
Track 9-2Pathophysiology of the disease
Track 9-3Epidemology and Management
Track 9-4Health Complications in Males and Females
Track 9-5Countermeasures and Prevention
Track 10:Oncogenic Virus
Track 10-1Gag-Onc Fusion Protein
Track 10-2Engineering Oncolytic Virus
Track 10-3Oncolytic Behaviour Wild Type Virus
Track 10-4Oncolytic Virus and Mechanism of action
Track 10-5Tumour Supressor Gene,Multiple Mutations,Protooncogene,Non-Mutagenic Carcinogens
Track 10-6Carcinogenesis,Cancer stem cell,Clonal Evolution
Track 10-7Oncogenes and its classification
Track 10-8Adult T-cell Leukemia and its medications
Track 10-9Chemotherapy,Haematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation,Radiation Therapy
Track 10-10Hodgkin’s Lymphoma
Track 10-11HIV And its diagnosis
Track 11:Viral Respiratory Infections
Track 11-1Symptoms of VRI and Classification of Common Viral Respiratory Syndromes
Track 11-2Common Cold,Pneumonia Causes,Diagnosis and Treatment
Track 11-3Tuberculosis Causes ,Diagnosis, Treatment, Preventive Measures
Track 11-4Causes of Viral Respiratory Infections
Track 11-5Bronchiolities,Tonsilties Causes,Diagnosis and Treatment
Track 11-6Influenza Vaccines: Latest Update
Track 12:Current Trends and Research In Virology
Track 12-1Respiratory Syncytial Virus, Viral Load,Genotype
Track 12-2Human Enterovirus A71, Subgenotype B5 Importation
Track 12-3Bovine Foamy Virus,Infectious Clone,BT-as Promoter
Track 12-4Hand,Foot and Mouth Disease, Enterovirus A,Random PCR
Track 12-5Bombyxmori Bidensovirus,Genome Clone,Linear Co-Transfection,Virus Rescue
Track 12-6Automation in Virology
Track 12-7Next Generation Sequencing
Track 12-8Microarray Technology
Track 12-9Syndromic approach in Virology
Track 13:Serological Methods In Virology
Track 13-1RIA and Immunosorbet Assay
Track 13-2Elisa,Haemagluttination Inhibition Test,Neutralization,Complement Fixation Test
Track 13-3Limitations of Serological Diagnosis
Track 13-4Viral Genome Detection
Track 13-5Electron Microscopy and Antigen Detection
Track 13-6Virus Isolation, Single Radial Haemolysis
Track 14:Viral Bioweapon
Track 14-1Ebola Virus,Rift Valley Fever Virus
Track 14-2Japanese Encephalitis
Track 14-3Bioherbicides and Mycoherbicides
Track 14-4Bioterrorism and Biosurvelliance
Track 14-5Modern Bioweapon Operations
Track 14-6Identification of Bioweapons and Genetic Warfare
Track 15:Plant And Agricultural Virology
Track 15-1Overview,Structure,Transmission of Plant Viruses
Track 15-2Translation of Plant Viral Proteins
Track 15-3Grapevine-Leaf Roll Associated Virus
Track 15-4Bromomosaic,Tobacco Mosaic Virus
Track 15-5Cucumber Mosaic,Alfalfa Mosaic Virus
Track 15-6Rice Stripe,Fruit and Vegetable Virus
Track 15-7Serological Methods in Plant Virology
Track 15-8Mycovirology
Track 16:Viral Hepatitis
Track 16-1Types of Hepatitis and its Treatment
Track 16-2Diagnosis and Pathophysiology of Hepatitis
Track 16-3Symptoms,Complications and Preventive Measures of Hepatitis
Track 16-4Etiology,Epidemology,Prognosis of Hepatitis
Track 16-5Yellow Fever Virus
Track 16-6Non hepatitis viral infections involving liver
Track 17:Veterinary Virology
Track 17-1Animal Viruses of Agricultural Importance
Track 17-2Avian Viruses and Aquatic-Species Viruses
Track 17-3Principles of animal Virology
Track 17-4Host Virus Interactions,Pathogenesis and Prion Disease
Track 17-5Classification of Animal Viruses
Track 17-6West Nile Virus and Zoonoses Epidemology
Track 17-7Mad Cow’s Disease
Track 18:Aquatic Viral Disease
Track 18-1Koi Herpes Virus and Largemouth Bass Virus
Track 18-2Viral haemorrhagic septicaemia virus (VHSV) and Megalocytiviruses
Track 18-3Infectious haematopoietic necrosis virus and Viral Erythrocytic Necrosis (IHNV)
Track 18-4Channel Catfish Virus Disease and Epizootic Hematopoietic Necrosis
Track 18-5Viral Nervous Necrosis (Betanodaviruses) and Salmonid Alphaviruses
Track 18-6Infectious Pancreatic Necrosis and Infectious Salmon Anaemia
Track 18-7Diagnostics and Epidemology
Track 19:Mycology and its Diversity
Track 19-1Mushroom Hunting
Track 19-2Mycotoxicology
Track 19-3Pathogenic Fungi
Track 19-4Enzymes and their types
Track 19-5Mode of Nutrition
Track 19-6Source of Fungus
Track 20:Mycotoxins
Track 20-1Identification and Characterization of Mycotoxins
Track 20-2Production and Types of Mycotoxins
Track 20-3Mycoses and Mycotoxicoses
Track 20-4Fumonisins,Alfatoxin and Citrinin
Track 20-5Toxicology and Human Health
Track 20-6Trichothecenes,Patulin and Ochratoxin
Track 21:Mycology and Ecology
Track 21-1Fungal Ecology
Track 21-2Competition and Conservation of Fungi
Track 21-3Role of Fungi in Ecosystem
Track 21-4Mycelial and Fungus-Microbe Interaction
Track 21-5Population Dynamics and Hyphal Interactions
Track 21-6Advance Mycological Research
Track 22:Medical and Industrial Mycology
Track 22-1Fungal Diseases in Humans,Neonatals and Paediatrics
Track 22-2Antifungal Susceptibility and Resistance
Track 22-3Vaccinology for the Prevention of Fungal Infections
Track 22-4Mycopathology
Track 22-5Mycoproteins,Mycodiesel,Antibiotics and Vitamins
Track 22-6Fungi in Food,Beverages Baking Industry and Waste Treatment
Track 22-7Fermentation and Advancement in Industrial Mycology
Track 22-8Biomass
Track 23:Food and Veterinary Mycology
Track 23-1Mycotoxin Production in Foods
Track 23-2Food Ecology,Enumeration and Identification of Fungi in Foods.
Track 23-3Fungal Development
Track 23-4Fungal Zoonoses
Track 23-5Pathophysiology of Fungal Disease
Track 23-6Veterinary Pathogenic Fungi and Animal Mycoses
Track 23-7Antifungals in Animals
Track 24:Clinical Mycology and Mushrooms
Track 24-1Etymology,Identification,Classification and Morphology of Mushrooms
Track 24-2Edible,Toxic and Medicinal Mushrooms
Track 24-3Psychoactive Mushrooms and Mushroom Production
Track 24-4Epidemology and Phylogeny of Fungal Pathogens
Track 24-5Terminologies of Clinical Mycology
Track 24-6Direct Identification of Mycological Species
Track 25:Viral Haemorrhagic Fever
Track 25-1Symptoms and laboratory findings of VHF
Track 25-2Differential diagnosis of VHF
Track 25-3Management and Prevention of VHF
Track 26:Transplant associated Viral Infections
Track 26-1Causes of early, intermediate and late viral infections in transplant recipients
Track 26-2Monitoring of viral infections in donor and recipients
Track 26-3Prevention of viral infections in transplant recipients
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