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6th Annual Conference on Parasitology & Infectious Diseases, will be organized around the theme “A New Era of Science in Parasitology and Infectious Diseases”
Infectious Diseases Congress 2018 is comprised of 18 tracks and 121 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Infectious Diseases Congress 2018.
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Parasitology is that the study of parasites, their hosts, and also the relationship between them. As a biological discipline, the scope of parasitology isn't determined by the organism or situation in question, however by their manner of life.
Parasitology it means which forms a synthesis of alternative disciplines, and attracts on techniques from different fields of science and technology like cell biology, bioinformatics, organic chemistry, biological science, immunology, genetics, evolution and ecology.
- Track 1-1Medical parasitology
- Track 1-2Veterinary parasitology
- Track 1-3Structural parasitology
- Track 1-4Quantitative parasitology
- Track 1-5Molecular parasitology
Infections are the action of microorganism on body tissues by disease-causing agents, their enlargement, the reaction of host tissues to the infectious agents and also the toxins they turn out. Epidemic agents are various types like viral, fungal, bacterial, nematodes infections are mostly caused by parasitic mycosis and pinworms , arthropods infections are caused due ticks, mites, fleas, and lice, fungi leads to fungal infection, and different macro parasites organisms are caused due to tapeworms and different helminths. Immunisation is a process in which an individual's immune system can becomes fortified against an agent (known as the immunogen).Areas coated embody molecular pathological process, cellular biological science, microorganism infection, host responses and inflammation, plant life and parasitic infections, microorganism immunity and vaccines, and molecular genetics.
- Track 2-1Cellular immunology
- Track 2-2Innate recognition of pathogens
- Track 2-3Regulation of the immune response
- Track 2-4Inflammation mechanism
- Track 2-5Malaria
- Track 2-6Influenza
- Track 2-7HIV
- Track 2-8Pathogen interactions
- Track 2-9Immune evasion
- Track 2-10Autoimmunity
Arthropods area is unit characterised by their articulate limbs and cuticle product of polyose, usually mineralised with carbonate of calcium. Several species of arthropods (insects, arachnids and others) spit contains anticoagulants and enzymes that cause native irritation and allergies.
Marine parasitology ought to be seen within the context of different marine science disciplines. Fish parasites play an important role in marine multifariousness, infecting hosts the least bit completely different biological process levels. The expansion of marine cultivation, considerations concerning with the results of pollution on fish health, and therefore the potential use of parasites as biological indicator organisms to guide to a gradual increase in interest during this topic.
- Track 3-1Marine Velvet
- Track 3-2Black Spot
- Track 3-3Intestinal Worms
- Track 3-4Microsporidian Infection
- Track 3-5Disease history, characteristics and treatment
- Track 3-6Arbovirus
- Track 3-7Entomology
- Track 3-8Ichthyology
- Track 3-9Marine Biodiversity
Zoonosis are infectious diseases of animals are typically vertebrates which will naturally be transferred to humans and that ordinarily exists in animals however which will infect humans and different modes of transmission.
Zoonoses are often originate by the spread of various infectious pathogens appreciate viruses, microbes, fungi and parasites; of numerous pathogens well-known to infect humans, 61% were zoonotic and wild life is a carry out for several diseases common to livestock and humans.
- Track 4-1Clinical prognosis and diagnostic tests
- Track 4-2Reverse zoonosis
- Track 4-3Farming, ranching and animal husbandry
- Track 4-4Surveillance of Zoonotic Infectious Disease Transmitted by Small Companion Animals
- Track 4-5Animal flu
- Track 4-6The National Centre for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID)
Airborne diseases are which is caused by microorganism that can be communicated through the air. Mostly caused by pathogens are viruses, bacteria, or fungi, and they may be spread through any activities which generates aerosol particles or droplets like breathing, talking, coughing, sneezing and etc.
Vector-borne diseases are caused by the results as an infection transmitted to humans and different animals by blood-feeding arthropods, homogeneous to mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas.
Contact transmissions are the frequent form of transmitting pathogens from infected to susceptible person diseases by contact. It occurs in two methods of contact transmission are: direct and indirect mode of transmission.
- Track 5-1Bacterial infectious diseases
- Track 5-2Viral infectious diseases
- Track 5-3Protozoa infectious diseases
- Track 5-4Helminths infectious diseases
- Track 5-5Mosquito borne diseases
- Track 5-6Airborne transmission
- Track 5-7Mixing patterns and the spread of close-contact infectious diseases
- Track 5-8Droplet infection
Paediatrics is the branch of drugs managing the health and medical aid of infants, children, and adolescents from birth up to the age of eighteen.
The main focus of the study of Paediatrics is to diminish the infant and child rate of deaths, control the spread of infectious disease, promote healthy lifestyles for a long disease-free life and help mitigate the problems of children and teenager. Paediatric infectious diseases are the diseases which will affect the child has a recurring or persistent disease caused by an infectious agent such as bacteria, a fungus, a parasite, or other rare infection.
- Track 6-1Illnesses that are of unclear cause, have prolonged fever, or are recurrent
- Track 6-2Respiratory infections
- Track 6-3Bone and joint infections
- Track 6-4Tuberculosis (TB)
- Track 6-5Hepatitis
- Track 6-6Meningitis
- Track 6-7Education Requirements
- Track 6-8Paediatric emergency medicine (PEM)
Immunoparasitology a branch of science which deals with the study of immunology that related to animal parasites and their hosts
The new rising discipline of immunoparasitology has extensively borrowed from and contributed to the additional general field of medicine. Originally immunoparasitology benefited from technology developed by the additional advanced discipline of medicine. Additional recently immunoparasitology has developed to the purpose that it clearly is capable of constructing vital and distinctive contributions to our understanding of immune reaction mechanisms.
- Track 7-1Host-pathogen interaction
- Track 7-2Pathogens and immune system: spread, persistence and transmission
- Track 7-3Immunology of infectious diseases
- Track 7-4Mechanisms of genesis
- Track 7-5Modulation of granulomatous hypersensitivity
- Track 7-6 T-cell clones in immunoparasitology
Parasite Ecology which studies the Ecology of parasites and it deals with the interactions between parasites (or pathogens), hosts, and their (abiotic and biotic) environments. It is a mutual relationship between species, where one organism, the parasite, lives on or in another organism.
Parasites are single cell tiny sized micro-organisms that live on other alternative living things together with mutual understanding between animals and humans to induce food and survive.
Parasitism is a type of consumer-resource interaction. Classic examples include interactions between vertebrate hosts and tapeworms, flukes, the malaria-causing Plasmodium species, and fleas. It leads to suffer severe life threatening infections once they have a parasitic attack. Parasitic diseases caused primarily by Protozoa and Helminths.
- Track 8-1Mutualism
- Track 8-2Commensalism
- Track 8-3Parasitism
- Track 8-4Spatial Parasite Ecology and Epidemiology
- Track 8-5Parasite & Disease Ecology
- Track 8-6Phylogenetic
- Track 8-7Parasite Ecological pyramid
Nosocomial infections/ hospital acquired infections/ health care associated infections are caused due to the infections that are contracted from the environment or staff of a healthcare facility and they spread in the hospital environment, nursing home environment, rehabilitation facility and clinic or other clinical settings.
- Track 9-1Hospital-acquired infection
- Track 9-2Sterilization and surface sanitation
- Track 9-3Opportunistic infection
- Track 9-4Prophylactic medications
- Track 9-5Restoration of immune system
- Track 9-6Surgical site infections
- Track 9-7Cross infection
- Track 9-8Role of the infection control team (hospital hygiene service)
- Track 9-9Patient Education
A communicable disease whose prevalence has inflated within the past years or threatens to extend is termed as rising. These diseases embody new infections, antecedent unrecognized infections and recent infections reappearing attributable to antimicrobial resistance, public health problems and unsanitary conditions.
Epidemiology studies the patterns, causes and effects of health and illness conditions. It the cornerstone of public health and informs policy choices and proof primarily based follow by distinguishing risk factors for infections and targets for preventive care. Epidemiologists facilitate with study style, information assortment, and applied math analysis of information, interpretation and dissemination. Medical specialty helped to develop methodology employed in clinical analysis, public health studies and to a lesser extent basic analysis within the biological sciences.
- Track 10-1Infectious Disease Epidemiology
- Track 10-2Case Control Studies in Infectious Disease Epidemiology
- Track 10-3Importance for public health, epidemiology, promoting factors, and prevention
- Track 10-4Disease reservoirs
Control and supreme eliminations of human parasitic diseases wants novel approaches, considerably at intervals the areas of medicine, mathematical modelling, monitoring, evaluation, investigation and public health response. Recent developments in new diagnostic tools, however, have opened new avenues for a huge improvement in parasite detection. Serology- based assay were used for specific and fragile appear , like the Falcon assay screening check assay (FAST-ELISA) , Dot-ELISA , fast matter detection system (RDTS) , and luciferase immune precipitation system (LIPS) .
Vaccines square measure the product that square measure ready to manufacture immunity from an illness and may be administered through needle injections, orally and by aerosol. Vaccination is that the injection of a killed or weakened organism that produces immunity within the body against that organism.
- Track 11-1Infection control and health care epidemiology
- Track 11-2National Healthcare Safety Network (NHSN)
- Track 11-3Clinical analysis or clinical biology
- Track 11-4Control of antibiotic resistance strains
- Track 11-5New NTD vaccines
Plant pathology conjointly involves the study of infective agent identification, plant and parasite etiology, infectious cycles, economic impact, disease resistance of plants; however plant diseases have an effect on humans and animals, pathosystem biology and management of plant diseases.
The bulk of this program concentrates on those plant health issues that area unit caused by morbific microorganisms. These organisms embrace fungi, bacteria, and viruses.
Concerning 85% of all plant diseases are caused by fungi. Therefore, on a statistical basis alone, it is proved that mostly infections are caused likely to encounter fungal diseases much more often than those caused by other types of pathogens.
- Track 12-1Plant pathogens
- Track 12-2Plant-based vaccines against neglected tropical diseases
- Track 12-3Screening of natural products
- Track 12-4Spiro plasma and Phytoplasmas
- Track 12-5Parasitic plants
- Track 12-6Plant disease epidemiology
- Track 12-7Food plant pathogens and diseases
- Track 12-8Plant breeding for disease resistance
Infectious diseases still are a number one reason behind ill health and death as illustrated by HIV/AIDS, drug-resistant pathogens, outbreaks of various types of borne illness (Vector, Air, Water, zoonotic, food borne diseases and etc.)
It includes work wiped out providing medical aid, secondary care, and tertiary care, embrace the services of execs in residential and community settings in support of self-care, home care, long care, motor-assisted living, and treatment for substance use disorders among alternative varieties of health and social care services and additionally as publicly health (distribution of condoms and needle-exchange to interference of transfer of STD’s).
- Track 13-1Advances and challenges in the treatment of parasitic infections
- Track 13-2Modeling Infectious Diseases in Healthcare Network
- Track 13-3Infection control guidelines for the prevention of infectious diseases in the health care setting
- Track 13-4Education/Health Promotion
- Track 13-5Surveillance/Data/Reporting on infectious diseases
- Track 13-6 Health care research and industries
- Track 13-7Food safety surveillance
Laboratory examination are mainly for identify microorganism or any other components to detect is done by directly (eg, visually, using a microscope, growing the organism in culture) or indirectly (eg, identifying antibodies to the organism).
Therapeutic parasitology which is traditionally has boxed in the study of 3 major groups of animals are: protozoa, helminths (worms), and some arthropods which are parasitic in nature are directly cause illness or act as vectors of various pathogens. A parasite may be associate degree infective agent that at a similar time injures and derives sustenance from its host. Some organisms are called as parasites which are actually commensals; during this they neither profit nor harm their host (for example, Entamoeba coli). Although parasitology had its origins within the zoological sciences and it is also related to domain field in which it is greatly influenced by biological science, immunology, organic chemistry, and different life sciences.
- Track 14-1Chemotherapeutic agent
- Track 14-2Vaccine and vaccination
- Track 14-3Antibiotics and Anti-inflammatory drugs
- Track 14-4Herbal treatment
- Track 14-5ELISA test
- Track 14-6Biomarkers
- Track 14-7Immunologic tests
- Track 14-8Molecular typing
- Track 14-9Nucleic acid–based identification methods
- Track 14-10Non-nucleic acid–based identification methods
In molecular cloning method, a vector is small fragment of DNA molecule which is derived from viral, cell component which is used as a vehicle to artificially carry the foreign genetic material into another cell, where it can be replicated and/or expressed into new recombinant fragment (e.g. plasmid, cosmid, Lambda phages) has been created by the combination of at least two strands. A vector containing foreign DNA is termed recombinant DNA or chimeric DNA
Recombinant DNA (rDNA) molecules are formed by the different DNA fragment molecules which are prepared by laboratory methods of various genetic recombination’s to bring together genetic material from different multiple sources and creating a new sequences that would not otherwise be found in the genome.
- Track 15-1Challenges in prevention of vector-borne diseases
- Track 15-2Detection of molecular targets for drug development
- Track 15-3Novel diagnostics strategies
- Track 15-4Antiviral and antimicrobial treatment
- Track 15-5Molecular detection (nucleic acid probes and nucleic acid amplification)
Parasites need nutrients to hold out essential functions as well as copy and their growth. The nutrients needed from the host square measure, amino acids, carbohydrates and lipids. Carbohydrates square measure utilized to come up with energy, amino acids and fatty acids square measure concerned within the synthesis of macromolecules and also the production of eggs. Most parasites square measure heterotrophs, in order that they square measure unable to combine their own 'food'.
Parasitic nutrition is mostly based up on the mode of heterotrophic nutrition in which it is associated to the degree of organism lives on the body surface or within the body of another kind of organism. The parasites derive their nourishment from their host. This dependent interaction is commonly delineated as harmful to the host. Parasites square measure passionate about their host for survival; host provides nutrition and protection for the parasite.
- Track 16-1Physiology and Metabolic Pathways
- Track 16-2Endoparasitism
- Track 16-3Ectoparasitism
- Track 16-4Effects on the host
- Track 16-5Parasitic nutrition in plants
- Track 16-6Transport Mechanisms and metabolism
Emerging infectious diseases area is unit those that are caused by microorganism, fungal, infectious agent and few different pathogens. It includes diseases like respiratory disease, meningitis, inflammatory disease, urinary and respiratory tract infections.
Based up on Case Reports in Clinical Pathology and industrial biological science supports the diagnosing of diseases using laboratory examine of blood, tissues, and different body fluids. And additionally it deals with women's complaints medical specialty diseases, fertility, pregnancy, the medication used to treat such infections are known as Antibiotics.
The producing of antibiotics has magnify step by step currently, thus international demand for aminoglycoside antibiotics is concerning 71 %(Pencillin-9%, Tetracyclines-4%, Erythrocin- 7%, Streptomycin-1% and Chloramphenicol shares about-1% )shares within the antibiotic market globally. The consumables, an instrumentality and technology markets are within the industrial medicine and biological science business comes around nearly $7.7 billion in 2012.
- Track 17-1Emerging opportunities for new instrumentation
- Track 17-2Competitive benchmarking
- Track 17-3Latest trends & dynamics
Most common maternal infections (eg, UTIs, skin and respiratory tract infections) are usually not serious problems during pregnancy but infections that caused due to cytomegalovirus infection, herpes simplex virus infection, rubella, toxoplasmosis, hepatitis B, and syphilis can damage the foetus.
Few maternal therapies which commonly used antimicrobial agents preclude continuation of breastfeeding and with therapies of some antibiotics (tetracycline, aminoglycosides or quinolones) is not an indication to withhold breastfeeding.
Breast milk can be also a source of maternally derived for the commensal and pathogenic microorganisms; there are very few maternal infectious diseases which may transfer from mother to born child and some infections which cessation or interruption of breastfeeding.
- Track 18-1Maternal infections
- Track 18-2Preventing disease transmission before birth
- Track 18-3Maternal Antimicrobial Therapy
- Track 18-4Sexual transmission diseases
- Track 18-5Blood-borne transmission diseases