World Conference on
Bacteriology and Infectious Diseases

Antonio Teixeira study family protocol unraveled the sexual transmission of Trypanosoma cruzi agent of Chagas disease in humans. He observed a broad difference among the total Chagas parent’s progeny with positive nuclear DNA-PCR (nDNA-PCR) in the absence of T. cruzi antibodies. Instill of nDNA-PCR+ semen aliquot into naive mice rendered T. cruzi infections in the parental, and its vertical transfer was documented. The immune tolerance in chickens hatched from T. cruzi-inoculated eggs stemmed from an early embryo infection. Moreover, insertions of T. cruzi kinetoplast minicircle sequences (kDNA) were detected into the genome of T. cruzi-infected aves and mammals. The parasite-free kDNA mutations and autoimmune heart lesions were present in chicken’s refractory to T. cruzi. Those mutations drove Chagas-like heart myocarditis in chickens hatched from T. cruzi-inoculated eggs. He described the origin of the parasite-induced genetically driven pathogenesis in transkingdom model systems and established the autoimmune theory in Chagas disease.

Researches on Infectious Diseases Causing organisms

Dr. Rania Zayed is professor of Clinical and Chemical Pathology, Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University, Egypt. She is the Co-director of Health Sector at International Relations Office, Cairo University. She practices and teaches at Kasr Al-Ainy Hospitals and Faculty of Medicine, Cairo, Egypt. She had completed the doctorate degree in 2004, at the age of 30.She earned certificates in medical education, research methodology, research ethics, scientific writing and communication skills. Her Research interests include hepatitis C virus, stem cells and hematology. Her research goal is to provide better patient care. Professor Rania shared in several national and international conferences. She has international publications in reputable journals and she is editorial board member in European Scientific jounal and peer-reviewer in a considerable number of high impact factor journals.

Rania zayed Research interests include hepatitis C virus, stem cells and hematology and her research goal is to provide better patient care

Gopal Nath, as a pioneer of Bacteriophage Therapy research in India, he has demonstrated that MDR/PDR bacteria can be treated by this alternative approach. He has conducted human trials on role of bacteriophages in wound healing. He has organized the “International Conference on Bacteriophages in River Ganga” and also founded the “Bacteriophage Society of India”. For the first time, he and his collaborators at NKI, Netherland established that Salmonella Typhi infection induces malignant transformations. He has published articles in journals like Lancet, Cell and Journal of Bacteriology. He had been at the editorial board of World J Gastroenterology. He has been one of the Judges of prestigious International King Faisal award in 2015. His efforts in bacteriophage therapy has led to visible transformation in the treatment of infectious diseases.

Gopal Nath Research Interest on Bacteriophage therapy and in the treatment of infectious diseases

A. C. Matin did his Ph.D. with distinction at UCLA. Following 4 years of senior lecturership at the State University of Groningen, The Netherlands, he joined Stanford University, where he is a full professor. He has contributed extensively to many areas of microbiology, including cancer chemotherapy and imaging. He is recipient of several awards, editor of several journals, and an elected fellow of American Academy of Microbiology and and Associate Fellow of Aerospace Medical Association.

A. C. Matin Research is on Pro-drug cancer chemotherapy; genetic and protein engineering to improve biological processes, such as bioremediation; microbial biofilms; cellular resistance to antimicrobial agents; and microbial stress response

Mojtaba Mafi is a Medical Doctor/ Physician, graduated from Tehran university, School of Medicine With continuing my practice with special consideration on psychosomatic disorders, I completed many post graduate courses on health psychology, addiction medicine, sexual disorders therapy successfully. I passed many post graduate courses in Neuro, approved by Medical sciences university.

clinical Research works on patients with Brain Tumor and publishing results

Ramesh Gupta is Pro Vice Chancellor, & Professor of chemistry at Nagaland University India. At a age of 23 he received, Doctorate in Chemistry from Lucknow University, India, on Drug Development. Dr. Ramesh Gupta is a Medicinal & Bioorganic Chemist and has worked for several years as visiting professor/Scientist in various Medical schools; Louis pasture University France, University of Arizona USA, Osaka University & Nagoya University Japan, Kyung Hee University, Korea advance institute of science and technology (KAIST) Korea, Ben-Gurion University Israel, Linkoping University Sweden, University of Mons Belgium, University of Western Australia, Sydney ,University of Bergen ,Norway and some others. Prof Guptas’ research focuses on the Natural & Synthetic Drug Development, role of sulfur amino acids in health care, functional food, nutraceuticals and environmental Biotechnology & gender issues.

Ramesh Gupta research focuses on the Natural & Synthetic Drug Development, role of sulfur amino acids in health care, functional food, nutraceuticals and environmental Biotechnology & gender issues.

Alan Kleinman, (MD, doctor of medicine and PhD, doctor of Mechanical Engineering, licensed in both fields) is a primary care physician. Before his interest in medicine, he worked in aerospace engineering on the Space Shuttle and taught mechanical engineering at California State University Los Angeles. He got his BS, MS and PhD degrees in Mechanical Engineering at the University of California, Santa Barbara, BS in Advanced Biological Science from Touro College, New York, and the MD degree from the American University of the Caribbean. Drug-resistance had been an increasing problem in his medical practice.

Alan Kleinman started research on this problem which led to the publication of three papers on drug-resistance, "The basic science and mathematics of random mutation and natural selection", "Random Recombination and evolution of drug resistance", and "The Mathematics of Random Mutation and Natural Selection for Multiple Simultaneous Selection Pressures" published in the Journal "Statistics in Medicine".

Pongsak Rattanachaikunsopon is a Professor in the Department of Biological Science at University of Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand. He obtained Bachelor of Science in Radiological Technology at Mahidol University, Thailand and a Master of Science in Anatomy at Mahidol University, Thailand. He earned Ph.D. in Molecular Biology at Lehigh University, Pennsylvania USA. He has been awarded with Professor Sood Saengvichain Award for Best Research and Presentation in 13th Annual Meeting of the Society of Anatomy of Thailand in 1990, Professor Dr. Tab Nilanidhi Foundation Award for the outstanding graduate student in Anatomy in 1991 and Best Government Officer, The Ministry of Education in 2014. He serves as an Editorial board member of more than 10 international Journals.

Pongsak Rattanachaikunsopon is interested fields of research are Molecular Biology, Microbiology and Biochemistry. His present research focuses on searching for biological agents such as microorganisms and plants to use as alternatives to control animal and human diseases caused by pathogenic bacteria.

Saeed Soleiman-Meigooni (MD, MPH) 22 May 1976, Tehran, Iran. Assistant Professor of infectious diseases, Aja University of medical sciences have published more than 20 papers in the Iranian and international medical journals and conferences. Recently, a chapter of the book: Microbiology of central nervous infections by Elsevier publication. He is the associate editor of a medical Journal since 2010, and also have collaboration with international medical journals.

Saeed Soleiman-Meigooni currently works at the Infectious Diseases Research Center, AJA University of Medical Sciences. Saeed does research in Hepatology, Gastroenterology and Infectious Diseases. Their current project is 'CNS-Tuberculosis'.

Parichat Phumkhachorn is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biological Science at Ubon Ratchathani University, Thailand. She has completed her Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology at KhonKaen University, Thailand and Master of Science in Microbiology at Mahidol University, Thailand. She received her Ph.D. in Biology at KhonKaen University, Thailand. She serves as an Editorial board member of more than 10 international Journals.

Parichat Phumkhachorn’s main research of interest is in the field of Medical Microbiology and Immunology. Her present research focuses on finding bacteriophages for use as prophylactic and therapeutic agents against pathogenic bacteria causing animal and human diseases.

Smeet Jyoti Kalita currently working as a Medical Superintendent at Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Hospital, Guwahati, Assam, India, he is an Indian Medical Microbiologist & Researcher. He did his Medical Graduation from Sikkim Manipal University, Sikkim, India followed by his Post Graduation in Medical Microbiology from the prestigious Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore, Karnataka, India. He also holds a MBA degree in Healthcare Management & a fellowship in Diabetes. He has presented an Oral Presentation on TB & Gene X-pert in the MICROCON, 2017 at Bellary, Karnataka and conducted a study for the same at Vydehi Institute of Medical Sciences, Bangalore, Karnataka on Tuberculosis & its diagnosis.

His research interests are in the Field of Bacteriology and Infectious Diseases causing to humans

Farhan Ali son of Asmat Javaid had Completed his high school Study from Harvard Foundation High School in the city of Gujrat in the year 2009 and Completed his college in the year 2011. He got a Scholarship from the CSC China Scholarship Council in the year 2012 and Completed his MBBS Course from the Changsha Medical University located in China.

His research interest are in the Field of bacteriology which includes classification of gram positive and gram negative bacteria.