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Annual Conference on Bacterial, Viral and Infectious Diseases, will be organized around the theme “Cutting-Edge Technologies and Novel Research in the Prevention and Treatment of Infectious Diseases.”

Bacterial Diseases 2018 is comprised of 15 tracks and 55 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Bacterial Diseases 2018.

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Bacteria are single cellular microorganisms that lack a nuclear membrane and are dividing by binary fission. The study of bacteria called as bacteriology. Bacteriological study helps in the field of agricultural, or soil, bacteriology; clinical diagnostic bacteriology; industrial bacteriology; marine bacteriology; public-health bacteriology; sanitary, or hygienic, bacteriology; and systematic bacteriology. Major researches in this field help in development of many useful vaccines. The major advantages are the discovery of antibiotics that are helpful in the diagnosis of various types of disease. Recombinant bacteria are useful in bacteriologic research to manufacture biomolecules (e.g. interferon) needed for research and patient care.

  • Track 1-1Bacterial morphology, metabolism
  • Track 1-2Bacterial identification
  • Track 1-3Physiology of bacteria
  • Track 1-4Morphology of Solibacillus kalamii bacteria

Virology is the study of viruses, about the nucleic acid and protein that are responsible for their replication in plants, animals and humans. It reveal about the study of their distribution, biochemistry, about their histology, ecology and clinical aspects of virus. It is the scientific discipline concerned with the viruses, physiology, molecular biology and viral diseases along with their causal agents. Cells effected by viruses and the changes in its in  response  to the virus lead to the manifestations of viral disease.

  • Track 2-1Viral morphology and metabolisms
  • Track 2-2Physiology of virus
  • Track 2-3Identification of virus

Clinical aspects or analysis of bacterial diseases and Clinical bacteriology supports the diagnosis of diseases by different types of clinical methods.  There are different types of specimens that are used in cases report in clinical pathology. They are blood, urine, sputum, faeces, and other body fluids, which deals with the health care, especially the diagnosis and treatment of different types of disorders in our body.These specimen specially can be use in the diagnosis and treatment of disorder in female reproductive system.

  • Track 3-1In upper respiratory tract
  • Track 3-2Microbiological and clinical aspects of aspiration pneumonia
  • Track 3-3Hematological indices in young infants
  • Track 3-4Features and prognostic factors in adults with bacterial meningitis

 Virology is the study of viruses, about the nucleic acid and protein that are responsible for their replication in plants, animals and humans. It reveal about the study of their distribution, biochemistry, about their histology, ecology and clinical aspects of virus. It is the scientific discipline concerned with the viruses, physiology, molecular biology and viral diseases along with their causal agents. Cells effected by viruses and the changes in its in  response  to the virus lead to the manifestations of viral disease.

  • Track 4-1Clinical aspects of west Nile virus
  • Track 4-2Epidemiology of adeno virus
  • Track 4-3Prevention of viral pneumonia
  • Track 4-4Features of influenza virus

 Epidemiology is a field of medicine uses to studies the occurrence, causes and its effects on population. It has a key role in protecting public health and can provide valuable information for developing new medicines. It is used to plan and evaluate strategies to prevent illness as well as guide to the patients in whom disease has already developed.  Its  study include  causation of diseases, transmission of diseases, forensic epidemiology, Occupational epidemiology, screening and the treatment effects such as in clinical trials.        

  • Track 5-1Epidemiology of human rhinovirus that induce asthma
  • Track 5-2Epidemiology of avian influenza virus
  • Track 5-3Infection with neutropenia and cancer

Pathogenesis is the term used to describe the origin and development of a disease. It is determined by the balance between host and virus. The pathogenesis of infectious diseases describes the mechanisms of its development, progression, and either persists or is resolved. To understand the pathogenesis of an infectious disease at the cellular and molecular levels is difficult for discovering, developing, and implementing methods to prevent infection, and to improve patient outcomes after treatment.

  • Track 6-1Mechanism of bacterial pathogenesis
  • Track 6-2Factors that affects pathogenesis
  • Track 6-3Inhibition of bacterial pathogenesis - anti-virulence strategies
  • Track 6-4Zika virus infection pregnant rhesus causes placental dysfunction

Animal bacteriology is the health Diagnostic Center provides high quality, detailed, and completes diagnostic method of bacterial diseases in animals. Several major groups of bacteria are considered to be very significant in animal health and welfare. Some of these bacteria are very pathogenic and their level of pathogenicity cause different kinds and levels of infections to livestock, pets and wildlife.

  • Track 7-1Epidemiology of bacteria in animals
  • Track 7-2Diagnosis of tularemia infection
  • Track 7-3Animal safety and bio distribution study of cynomolgus macaques

It is the study about the bacterial diseases, their causal agents, morphology, and diagnostics method in human. The most common human bacterial diseases are Pneumonia, Cholera, Influenza, Tuberculosis, Measles, Typhoid, Malaria, Anthrax. Mostly recently discovered viruses are Rift Valley Virus, Oropouche, Mayaro. The Symptoms of Genus leptospirosis is  high fever,  headache, chills,  and vomiting, and may include jaundice, red eyes, abdominal pain, diarrhea. Some exotic diseases are zoonotic which can pass between animals and humans, such as rabies.

  • Track 8-1Aerobic and anaerobic culture for bacterial pathogens
  • Track 8-2The human–microbe symbiosis
  • Track 8-3The indigenous bacteria of the skin
  • Track 8-4Pathogenesis in tuberculosis

Plant bacteriology involves the scientific study of bacteria identification, disease etiology, disease cycles, economic impact, epidemiology of plant diseases, plant disease resistance, the way in which plant diseases affect humans and animals. Some bacteria causes a small proportion of plant diseases, this does not mean that these diseases are unimportant. Pathogenic tests can be done for the prevention of disease.  Both natural and cultivated plants carry genetics disease resistance, but there are numerous examples of devastating plant disease.

  • Track 9-1Characteristics and identification
  • Track 9-2Beneficial plant bacteria
  • Track 9-3Lactic acid bacteria in the production of edible agricultural products

It is the comprehensive services by providing excellent diagnostic tests as well as to provide consultative services in the area of veterinary virology. Especially it is method of   detection of viral infections in most of domesticated species by offering tests that isolate viruses by detecting viral antigens. This detects antibodies that are made in response to infections. The rise of the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) in the human population which is coming from an animal source highlights the importance of animals in harboring infectious agents. The research on animal viral diseases  has made a contribution to understand the viral morphology, their replication, molecular biology and interaction with the host to know its epidemiology.

  • Track 10-1Epidemiology of alpha virus
  • Track 10-2Morphology of pestivirus
  • Track 10-3Animal safety and bio distribution study of herpes simplex virus
  • Track 10-4Prevention of fetal infection with bovine viral diarrhoea virus type 1a by vaccination

Plant Virology is a field of Plant Pathology and Environmental sciences. Plant virology deals with Viruses & the diseases cause by Virus like Pathogens.  Tobacco mosaic infection (TMV) is a single stranded RNA virus that defects an extensive variety of plants, particularly the tobacco and different individuals of the family Solanaceae. . Plant viral vectors are viewed as a option for recombinant protein production. In this agricultural virology the morphology of virus, its physiology, its host- pathogen interaction can be study. Plant diseases that are cause by virus called as plant virology.

  • Track 11-1Plant viruses
  • Track 11-2Viral vector biology and transmission
  • Track 11-3Sub- viral agents
  • Track 11-4Potato spindle tuber virus
  • Track 11-5Tomato infectious yellow crinivirus

 Human Virology deals with study of viruses that affect human. It provides a clinically-relevant opportunity for distributing information on human viruses. The researches    discussions on basic science, pathogenicity, prevention, and epidemiology;  on the latest advances, trends, and technology; and quick publication of late-breaking information. Human Virology covers the recent breakthrough discoveries in the field of Human. Ebola Virus diseaseHIV virus , Avian influenza  , Measles and  SARS, hepatitis virus   cause serious diseases in human. The relative ability of viruses to cause disease is terms as virulence

  • Track 12-1Hepatitis C virus infection among human immunodeficiency virus
  • Track 12-2Human papilloma virus
  • Track 12-3Stem cell transplantation approaches to an HIV cure

Pediatric virology is deals with the viral diseases during early childhood stage or in embryo stage.  It is not an isolated discipline but the syndromes associated with viral infection are modified by the unique characteristics of infancy and childhood.  The most common viral fever in childhood stage is the seasonal flu or influenza. But children can catch milder viral. Mostly the childhood viral infections are not serious and include varieties of illnesses as colds with a sore throat, vomiting and diarrhea, and fever with a rash. But there are some viral illnesses that cause more serious disease, such as measles. The VZV causes a disease named chickenpox which most commonly affecting children. Polio is highly infectious diseases that primarily affects children under five years of age. The most common Pediatric cancers are  leukemia , brain tumors and lymphomas .

  • Track 13-1Viral respiratory disease in children
  • Track 13-2Viral infections of the fetus and new-born
  • Track 13-3Varicella zoster virus (VZV)

Medical Virology or clinical virology deals with isolating several viruses responsible for diseases and can be detected by   various direct or indirect techniques. Diagnostic tests can be grouped into 3 categories the first one is the direct detection, second one is the indirect examination and the last one is the serology. It mainly deals with cell cultures, serological, biochemical and molecular studies of virus. This field is very useful in detecting the epidemiology and spreading of plants, human and animal viral diseases. Serology refers to the identification of antibodies in the serum. Such antibodies are formed in response to an infection against foreign proteins. By following the serological assay the diagnosis of leptospirosis in Martinique can be possible.

  • Track 14-1Techniques in serology
  • Track 14-2Antiviral susceptibility testing
  • Track 14-3New vaccines approach against tuberculosis
  • Track 14-4Diagnostic tests

Molecular biology is most advance form of research field to detect the infection by going through the molecular composition of virus. Molecular therapy   includes various types of  techniques such as  DNA cloning, proliferation of DNA, bacterial transformation , transfection, chromosome integration, cellular screening, cellular culture, extraction of DNA, DNA polymerase DNA dependent, reading and writing DNA, DNA sequencing, DNA synthesis, hybridization. Most important techniques are polymerase chain reaction(PCR), Southern blotting, Northern blotting. Viral therapy for cancer, also called oncolytic viral therapy. Oncolytic viral therapy can be use for the treatment of pancreatic cancer or pancreas cancer.

 

  • Track 15-1Reovirus infection in mono layer and spheroid cultures of glioma cells
  • Track 15-2Development in viral vectors for gene therapy
  • Track 15-3Oncolytic virus therapy
  • Track 15-4Antiretroviral therapy (ART)