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Global Veterinary Microbiology and Veterinary Medicine Summit , will be organized around the theme “Focusing on Animal Health, Safety, Diagnosis and Treatment”
Veterinary Microbiology-2016 is comprised of 23 tracks and 191 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Veterinary Microbiology-2016.
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Animal health signifies how an animal is adjusting with the conditions in which it lives. A good state of welfare is depicted if an animal is healthy, comfortable, well nourished, safe, able to express innate behaviour, and if it is not suffering from any unpleasant states such as pain, fear, and distress. Animal welfare refers to the state of the animal; the treatment that an animal receives such as animal care, animal husbandry, and humane treatment. Good animal welfare demands disease prevention and veterinary treatment, appropriate shelter, management, nutrition, humane handling.
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- Track 1-1Animal feed quality and safety issues
- Track 1-2Animal diet compositions and feeding methods
- Track 1-3Dietary supplements and nutrition therapy in animals
- Track 1-4Emerging and exotic diseases of other animals
- Track 1-5Disease surveillance, biosecurity and emergency preparedness
- Track 1-6Colostrum quality
- Track 1-7Livestock identification management
- Track 1-8Quarantine
- Track 1-9Animal nutrition
- Track 1-10Animal Welfare
- Track 1-11Immunity
- Track 1-12Food of animal origin
- Track 1-13Paleornithology
Veterinary epidemiology is the field that is concerned with the study of health and disease within populations and the various underlying factors that lead to these conditions, with a goal of preventing the spread of such future incidents of illness (it may also be used for investigation of issues for eg animal welfare and productivity). Veterinary epidemiology also involves the investigation of different patterns of disease within a population, in relation to which animals are affected, the spatial distribution of affected animals, and the temporal distribution of affected animals (i.e. patterns of disease through time). It is thus considered the cornerstone of public health, productive medicine, and preventive medicine.
- Track 2-1Microbes harmful for animals
- Track 2-2Signs of Infection
- Track 2-3Antibiotic use and resistance in animals
- Track 2-4Immunophysiology and vaccination in animals
- Track 2-5Active research program in veterinary pharmacology and toxicology
- Track 2-6Tools and techniques in animal diagnostics
- Track 2-7Innovations within veterinary education
- Track 2-8Main Causes & Spread Of Disease
- Track 2-9Measures of health
- Track 2-10Preventing infectious non-infectious diseases
- Track 2-11Spectrum of Disease Severity (Gradient of Infection)
- Track 2-12The Epidemiologic Triangle (Triad) AND Reproductive Ratio (R0) Concept
- Track 2-13Intrinsic & Extrinsic determinants of disease
- Track 2-14Disease Monitoring and Surveillance
Veterinary vaccines have a main goal to improve the health and welfare of companion animals, increase production of livestock in a cost effective manner, and also prevent animal-to-human transmission from both domestic animals and wildlife. These diverse aims have led to various approaches to the development of veterinary vaccines from crude but effective whole-pathogen preparation to molecularly defined subunit vaccine, genetically engineered organisms or chimeras, vectored antigen formulations, and naked DNA injections.
- Track 3-1Vaccines Impact on Animal Health
- Track 3-2Efficacy of Vaccines
- Track 3-3Bovine Vaccine Technology
- Track 3-4Livestock & Aquaculture Innovations
- Track 3-5Standardization of Veterinary vaccines
- Track 3-6Control of transboundary diseases.
- Track 3-7Antibody and cytokine responses following immunization
- Track 3-8DNA vaccines
- Track 3-9psychoneuroimmunology
- Track 3-10Modified live-virus vaccines
- Track 3-11Efficacy of Vaccines
- Track 3-12Guidelines
- Track 3-13Efficacy of Vaccines
- Track 3-14Vaccines Impact on Animal Health
- Track 3-15Bovine Vaccine Technology
Infection prevention aims to ensure the protection of those who might be vulnerable to acquiring any infection both in the general community or while receiving care due to health problems, in a range of settings. Infection control in health care is of utmost importance for preparedness and response to outbreaks.
- Track 4-1Biosecurity
- Track 4-2Hazard Prevention
- Track 4-3Hierarchy of Controls
- Track 4-4Routes of Transmission
- Track 4-5Clinical waste management
- Track 4-6Transmission-based precautions
Veterinary Medicines is the science that deals with the maintenance of health and the prevention, alleviation, diagnosis, treatment and cure of disease and injury in animals, especially domestic animals. Aside from diagnosing and treating sick and injured animals, veterinarians also prevent the transmission of animal diseases to people. Veterinarians work to ensure a safe food supply by maintaining the proper health of agricultural animals and by inspecting food processing industries. Veterinarians are also involved in the preservation of wildlife.
- Track 5-1Integrative Medicine(Alternative & Complementary)
- Track 5-2Fda approved drug
- Track 5-3Veterinary Medicines Guidance
- Track 5-4Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency
- Track 5-5Antimicrobial and anthelmintic resistance
- Track 5-6Ketamine
- Track 5-7Cytotoxic drugs and COSSH Regulations
- Track 5-8Pharmaceuticals
Animal disease is principally concerned to disease to which animals are liable and whereby the normal functions of any organ or any body part of an animal is impaired or disturbed by any protozoon, bacterium, virus, fungus, parasite, other organism or agent All animal diseases have the potential to adversely affect human populations by reducing the quantity and quality of food, other livestock products such as hides, skins, fibres. Transboundary Animal Diseases (TADs) are epidemic disease which are highly contagious or transmissible and have the potential for very rapid spread, irrespective of national borders, causing serious socio-economic. These diseases which cause a high morbidity and mortality in susceptible animal population, constitute a constant threat to the livelihood of livestock farmers. Furthermore, their potential consequences have such a magnitude that their occurrence may also have a significant detrimental effect on national economies.
- Track 6-1Psittacosis
- Track 6-2Vesicular stomatitis virus
- Track 6-3Parasitic diseases
- Track 6-4Colic
- Track 6-5Erysipelas
- Track 6-6Rinderpest
- Track 6-7Bloat(tympany)
- Track 6-8Mycobacterium Avian Complex (MAC)
- Track 6-9Allergic alveolitis
- Track 6-10Transboundary animal diseases
- Track 6-11Toxocariasis
- Track 6-12Toxoplasmosis
- Track 6-13Leptospirosis
- Track 6-14Toxicology
- Track 6-15Oncology
- Track 6-16protozoon, bacterium & parasitic diseases
- Track 6-17Viral and fungal diseases
Animal breeding is the process concerned with the selective mating of animals with desirable genetic traits, so as to maintain or enhance valuable traits in future generations. ANIMAL breeding is the application of the principles of GENETICS and biometry. For livestock, this involves the estimation of the genetic value for traits including growth rate and yield of products such as eggs, milk or meat.
- Track 7-1Animal reproduction science
- Track 7-2Animal genetics parameters
- Track 7-3 in vivo and in vitro embryo production
- Track 7-4Reproductive physiology
- Track 7-5Heritability and genetic correlations in breeding
- Track 7-6Hormonal effect
Diagnosis covers areas such as laboratory and clinical management of microbial diseases, epidemiology and pathogenesis of infections, and automation in the diagnostic microbiology laboratory, and antibiotic susceptibility testing. Bacterial infections is treated by administering antibiotics. Yeast infections can be primarily treated by sterilisation methods. Parasitic infections is treated by antiparasitic drugs. Diseases such as Cancer can be treated by Chemotherapy. Recent techniques is approval that there is no disease that cannot be treated.
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- Track 8-1Histopathology
- Track 8-2Rabies
- Track 8-3Serology
- Track 8-4Toxicology
- Track 8-5Brucellosis Tests
- Track 8-6Pseudo rabies and Other Tests Done in Tissue Culture
- Track 8-7AGID Test for Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) & Bovine Leukaemia Virus (BLV)
- Track 8-8CEM Culture
- Track 8-9Avian Diagnostics
- Track 8-10transmission of resistant form of disease
Clinical veterinary is concerned with diagnoses and treats pets, animals, and livestock. Veterinarians do research to enhance the spectrum of knowledge on animal biology and animal science. Clinical veterinarians help animals with health problems, infections, illnesses, wounds, and fractures
- Track 9-1Clinical Pathology/Haematology
- Track 9-2Equine Neurologic Syndrome
- Track 9-3Urinalysis
- Track 9-4Chemistry Profiles
- Track 9-5Necropsy
- Track 9-6Veterinary clinical pathology
There is a high level of care required in diagnosing and treating animals. The Veterinary Services industry is labor intensive. All areas of operation of an animal hospital require a significant input of knowledge and skill. Veterinarians are well educated and possess high level of skill, which results in elevated wage costs. Support is required in the area of registering the animal on arrival at the hospital and receiving payments as well as taking samples, exercising, feeding, grooming and cleaning animals.
- Track 10-1Import and export of livestock
- Track 10-2Market scenario for veterinarians
- Track 10-3Employment of veterinarian
- Track 10-4Veterinary practice management
- Track 10-5Production, management and husbandry
- Track 11-1Wildlife-transmitted illnesses
- Track 11-2Host susceptibility
- Track 11-3Foodborne illness
- Track 11-4Cross-species transmission
- Track 11-5Tropical diseases
- Track 11-6Microbiology; virology; parasitology
- Track 11-7Conservative medicines
- Track 11-8Public health problem
Poultry is involved in basic biological research on genetics , biochemistry and diseases. Poultry is a major source of various food commodity eaten around the globe in high quantity such as chicken, turkey, eggs, or other poultry products. With the popularity of these food, careers in poultry and associated industries abound. Poultry Sciences study not only pre-veterinary medicine, but they also work to improve the quality of the animals whose products we eat, such as those of cows, chickens, and pigs.
- Track 12-1Bacterial census of poultry intestinal microbiome
- Track 12-2Enhanced immune responses of chickens to oral vaccination
- Track 12-3Recent advancement
- Track 12-4Poultry nutrition & Disease management
- Track 12-5Animal waste management
- Track 12-6Poultry waste management
Veterinary biochemistry is the study of cellular processes at the molecular level: Proteins, enzymes and membranes. Energy changes in chemical reactions. In veterinary education and research, biochemistry is highly relevant to understand the metabolism and functions of animals in their healthy and diseased state, and forms the basis for an intelligent understanding of major aspects in veterinary science and animal husbandry. Hence the need for adequate recognition of the value of biochemistry in veterinary education cannot be over emphasized.
- Track 13-1Veterinary metabolics
- Track 13-2Computational biomodeling
- Track 13-3Molecular medicine
- Track 13-4Risk assessment of GM Food
- Track 13-5Chemical ecology
Dairy technology is a highly specialised field today which involves production, procurement, storage, processing and distribution of dairy products. Dairy farming includes breeding and care of milk yielding cattle, procuring milk and processing of milk into a various types of dairy products. Dairy products is a major exporting industry The main jobs are in production and processing. Production process include the collection of milk, breeding of high yielding cattle and taking care of the animals.
- Track 14-1Technological and Engineering aspects of Food Industry
- Track 14-2Dairy microbiology & chemistry
- Track 14-3Computerization of Dairy Farming
- Track 14-4Globalization of traditional foods
- Track 14-5Entrepreneurship development
"Ornithology" is derived from the ancient Greek ornis ("bird") and logos ("rationale" or "explanation"). Ornithology is thus a branch of zoology that concerns the study of birds. This study on birds have helped develop several key concept in evolution, behaviour and ecology such as the process of speciation, ecological niches, guilds, biogeography, phylogeography and conservation
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- Track 15-1Bioacoustics
- Track 15-2Ethnoornithology
- Track 15-3Anting
- Track 15-4Avian reproduction
There are many specialties in Veterinary Medicine that are similar to those in human medicine, like Radiology, Medicine, Surgery, and Emergency and Critical Care. Key responsibilities include diagnosing illnesses in a variety of animals, prescribing the appropriate treatment, knowing the laws surrounding animals and their welfare. Veterinary surgery procedures fall into three broad categories: orthopaedics (bones, joints, muscles), soft tissue surgery (skin, body cavities, cardiovascular system, GI, respiratory tracts ,urogenital etc), and neurosurgery.
- Track 16-1Orthopaedics
- Track 16-2Acupuncture
- Track 16-3Spastic paresis
- Track 16-4Skin grafting
- Track 16-5compression bone platting technique
- Track 16-6Radiology/Diagnostic Imaging
- Track 16-7Ultrasound
- Track 16-8Veterinary Anesthesiology
- Track 16-9Veterinary endoscopy
- Track 16-10Veterinary sonography
In the fermented dairy products lactic acid bacteria (LAB) growth and metabolic activities are needed to assure a high-quality end product. These microorganisms produce lactic acid via lactose fermentation, which leads to a rapid decrease in pH. Cheese and fermented milk product depends, largely, on this factor, which is also crucial for ensuring control of pathogenic and spoilage microorganisms
- Track 17-1Sources & Classification
- Track 17-2Detection and Quantification
- Track 17-3Control Strategies in Dairy Plants
- Track 17-4Performance of Starter Cultures in Dairy Fermentations
- Track 17-5Resistance to Bacteriophage
- Track 17-6INHIBITION OF PHAGE ADSORPTION
- Track 17-7Superinfection immunity and exclusion
- Track 17-8Phage detection
- Track 17-9Antiviral effect of cationic compounds
Stem cells promise potential for the development of new therapeutic strategies to fight against diseases and injuries of animals and humans. Veterinarians have made immense fundamental contributions in understanding the biological potential and clinical application of stem cells, including early studies on mouse embryonic stem cells, derivation of the first human stem cell line, and studies that led to the development of induced pluripotent stem cells.
- Track 18-1Regenerative medicine
- Track 18-2Animal models of disease
- Track 18-3Developing technologies in cell engineering
- Track 18-4Transgenesis
- Track 18-5Germ cell engineering
- Track 18-6Animal cloning
Animal products and by-products must be prescribed in a regulation so that there is certainty at a provincial level about application of disease control measures to specific items including how to process, transport, store and dispose of them.
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- Track 19-1Practical Applications of Biotechnology
- Track 19-2REGULATIONS
Animal physiology is the science of study of the life-supporting properties, or more specifically the physical and chemical processes that occur within animals. It is also concerned with the functions and processes of animals or their parts. This discipline also covers key homeostatic processes, such as the regulation of temperature, blood flow and hormones. Examples of these processes are gas exchange, blood and circulation, osmoregulation, digestion, nervous and muscle systems and endocrinology.
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- Track 20-1Animal-Human ecosystem
- Track 20-2Wild animal importation
- Track 20-3Microbiota in animals
- Track 20-4Organs and systems of the body
- Track 20-5Appearance of the healthy animal
- Track 20-6Conservation physiology
- Track 20-7Thermal Physiology
- Track 20-8Comparative animal physiologists
- Track 20-9Anatomy, physiology and cell biology.
Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is a large and diverse set of systems of diagnosis, treatment, and prevention based on various philosophies and techniques other than those used in conventional Western medicine, and are often derived from traditions of medical practice used in other, non-Western cultures. Such practices may be described as alternative that exists as as a replacement for conventional Western medicine, or complementary, that is, used in addition to conventional Western practice.
- Track 21-1Tools and techniques in veterinary diagnostics
- Track 21-2Veterinary medicine and therapeutics
- Track 21-3Veterinary Parasitology
- Track 21-4Veterinary obstetrics and genital diseases
- Track 21-5Clinical and diagnostic veterinary toxicology
- Track 21-6Economic analysis of vaccination
- Track 21-7Pet medicine& pet care
- Track 21-8Large / small animal medicine
- Track 21-9Wildlife diseases and management
- Track 21-10Aquatic animal diseases
- Track 21-11Immunology and oncology
- Track 21-12Physiology,endocrinology,biochemistry and molecular biology
- Track 21-13Tools and techniques in veterinary diagnostics
- Track 21-14Veterinary medicine and therapeutics
- Track 21-15Veterinary obstetrics and genital diseases
- Track 21-16Economic analysis of vaccination
Animal testing is a necessary evil; it is indispensable and inevitable. It should be viewed in a broader perspective. Laws and regulatory practices of the ethics committees must be strictly enforced. Non-scientific socially aware members opinion should be considered. Transparency thus must exist which would help reduce any controversies
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- Track 22-1Veterinary emergency medicine
- Track 22-2Conservation of animal genetics resources
- Track 22-3Diffusion and adoption of animal husbandry practices
- Track 22-4Utilization of non-additive genetic variance in farm animals
- Track 22-5Environmental hygiene
- Track 22-6Fatal Epidemic Of Animal Care Workers
- Track 22-7moral concern for animals
- Track 22-8Genetic engineering of animals Ethical issue
- Track 22-9Invasiveness of procedures
- Track 22-10Moral issues concerning animal models in tissue engineering
- Track 22-11Conservation of animal genetics resources
A key ingredient of successful entrepreneurship is self-knowledge. This meeting aims to bring together all existing and budding entrepreneurs to share experiences and present new innovations and challenges in microbiological community. Each year, over a million companies are starting in the world with about 5–10 of them classified as high technology companies. Turning ideas into business ventures is brainy and the opportunity-recognition step is critical in new venture creation. This gestalt in the entrepreneur's perception of the relationship between the invention and the final product is refined into a business model that describes how the venture will make money or provide an appropriate return to the potential investors.