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Professor
Won Hee Jung

  Title of the talk: Exploring the Gut Mycobiome in Ulcerative Colitis Patients through Culturomics Analysis Abstract The human gut is colonized by diverse microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, protozoa, and fungi. Several studies have suggested that the gut fungal microbiome (mycobiome) impacts

Associate Professor
Pui Lai Rachel Ee

  Title of the talk: Peptide Nanonets as Antimicrobial and Anti-inflammatory Agents Abstract Antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) are mostly known to modulate host innate immunity as discrete molecular species. A small subset of AMPs, however, participate in nanonetting to entrap microbial cells, effectively

Professor
Shailendra Singh Gaurav

  Title of the talk: Development of Innovative approaches for Effective Inhibition of Alternaria Leaf Spot Disease Abstract Alternaria species fungus can cause blight, leaf spot, and fruit rot in many host plants. Alternaria brassicae causes mustard plant leaf blight disease. One

Professor
Hemant K. Gautam

  Title of the talk: Recent Developments in Acne Pathophysiology and Their Implications for Therapy Abstract Acne’s etiology is complicated, involving genetic, hormonal, inflammatory, and environmental variables. Susceptibility is determined by genetics, but hormonal variations, particularly elevated testosterone levels during puberty, contribute

Professor
Renu Vyas

  Title of the talk: Gut Microorganisms to Induce Ferroptosis: An Approach for Suppressing Gastric Cancer Abstract Gastric cancer poses a significant health challenge, necessitating a need for the targeted suppression of disease progression. Ferroptosis, a distinctive iron-dependent form of necrotic cell

Professor
Chiranjay Mukhopadhyay

  Title of the talk: Melioidosis: The potential one health model for combating this killer emerging tropical infectious disease Abstract Melioidosis is a potentially fatal infectious disease caused by the bacterium Burkholderia pseudomallei. It primarily affects humans and animals in tropical regions,

Ph.D
Leigh Ann Jones

  Professional Experience 2017 – present Chief Executive Officer, ImmunoTechniques, Singapore. ImmunoTechniques provides training in biological science-based laboratory and clinical techniques.  My role in the company spans strategic planning, business development, daily operations and personal delivery of training programmes. 2017 – present Managing

Dr.
Vo Thi Tra An

  Title of the talk: Antimicrobial resistance research in food animal in Vietnam Abstract The impact of AMR on our life is real and very important. Let’s have a look at the estimated figure that O’Neill has reported. At present, AMR cause

Dr.
Moon Tay

  Title of the talk:  Whole Genome DNA Sequence Analysis of Salmonella enterica isolated from the fecal material of swine and chicken in the Southeast region of Vietnam Abstract Extensive antimicrobial usage in agricultural animal production contributes to the development and spread

Dr.
Nguyen Ai Le

  Title of the talk: Detection of Legionella spp. in water and air samples by culturing methods from air conditioning systems in Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam Abstract Legionella spp., facultative intracellular Gram negative, may cause acute respiratory infection in humans

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@ 2024 THE 2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MICROBIOLOGY AND ONE HEALTH