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Scientific Program
International Conference on Genetic Engineering & Genetically Modified Organisms, will be organized around the theme “The Power of Gene in turning Ordinary into Extraordinary”
Genetic Engineering-2013 is comprised of 18 tracks and 116 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Genetic Engineering-2013.
Submit your abstract to any of the mentioned tracks. All related abstracts are accepted.
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- Track 1-1Bioethics: The legal and socioeconomic impacts
- Track 1-2Intellectual property rights
- Track 1-3Patents & legal implications
- Track 1-4Biodiversity and farmers rights
- Track 2-1Biosafety regulation and national and international guidelines
- Track 2-2r-DNA guidelines
- Track 2-3Experimental protocol approvals, levels of containment
- Track 2-4Roles of Institutional Biosafety Committee
- Track 2-5Safety control of genetic modification
- Track 3-1MACs as novel gene delivery vectors
- Track 3-2MAC vectors for gene function studies
- Track 3-3MAC vectors for development of animal models
- Track 3-4Genetic defects and MAC-based therapy
- Track 3-5MAC in stem cell research
- Track 3-6MAC vectors for biotechnology
- Track 3-7MACs for cancer research
- Track 4-1Restriction and modifying enzymes
- Track 4-2Design of linkers and adaptors
- Track 4-3Recombinant cytokines and antibodies
- Track 4-4Recombinant vaccines
- Track 4-5Recombinant growth hormones
- Track 4-6Recombinant therapeutic proteins
- Track 4-7Biological products through genetic engineering techniques
- Track 4-8Production of generic drugs using genetic engineering techniques
- Track 5-1Method of production
- Track 5-2Regulation of the release of genetic modified organisms
- Track 5-3Genetically modified food controversies
- Track 5-4Risk analysis and assessment
- Track 5-5Functional food and chronic disease
- Track 6-1Human Genome Project (HGP)
- Track 6-2Evolutionary human genetics
- Track 6-3Human cloning & human genetic manipulation
- Track 6-4Genes and blood type
- Track 6-5Genes, inheritance and evolution
- Track 6-6Reproductive genetics
- Track 6-7In vitro fertilization & embryo transfer technology
- Track 6-8Genotype and phenotype
- Track 6-9Cytogenetic and genome research
- Track 6-10Human epigenetic disorders
- Track 6-11Xenotransplantation & organ donation
- Track 6-12Tissue engineering and its impacts
- Track 7-1Isolation and purification of nucleic acids
- Track 7-2Electrophoresis and types
- Track 7-3Blotting and types
- Track 7-4Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)
- Track 7-5Single cell analysis: genomics and functional genomics
- Track 7-6DNA sequencing
- Track 7-7Preparation of probes
- Track 7-8Different labeling methods
- Track 7-9Hybridization and types
- Track 7-10Radiography and chromatography techniques
- Track 7-11Particle bombardment, electroporation & microinjection
- Track 8-1Prokaryotic and eukaryotic gene expression
- Track 8-2Microbial DNA: Gene transfer
- Track 8-3Epigenetics in microorganisms
- Track 8-4Viral genetics
- Track 8-5Mutation: Changes to the genome
- Track 9-1Plant genetics
- Track 9-2Transgenic plants
- Track 9-3Genetically modified crops & agriculture
- Track 9-4Cloning of plant DNA & cloning vectors
- Track 9-5Plant hormones & biotic stress
- Track 9-6Screening and selection of mutants
- Track 9-7Plant growth and life cycle, abiotic stress
- Track 10-1Cell potency & toxicity screening
- Track 10-2Preclinical and clinical research
- Track 10-3Embryonic stem cell and adult stem cell
- Track 10-4Induced pluripotent stem cell
- Track 10-5Milk teeth stem cells
- Track 10-6Menstrual blood: Rich source of stem cells
- Track 10-7Stem cell for treating various diseases & syndromes
- Track 11-1Vectors for cloning
- Track 11-2Mapping the DNA and DNA finger printing
- Track 11-3Chromosome walking and jumping
- Track 11-4Preparation of competent cell-transformation
- Track 11-5Gene Bank, genomic DNA library & cDNA libraries
- Track 11-6Cloning of animals & its impact on the environment
- Track 11-7Fish genetics
- Track 11-8Transgenic animals
- Track 12-1Developmental genetics
- Track 12-2Cancer genetics
- Track 12-3Clinical genetics
- Track 12-4Genetic disorders and autoimmune diseases
- Track 12-5Genetics of host response and resistance to viruses
- Track 12-6Emerging infections & recent discoveries
- Track 12-7Pathogen genomic biology and therapy
- Track 13-1Vectors for gene therapy
- Track 13-2Molecular and cell mediated gene therapy
- Track 13-3Applications of gene therapy
- Track 14-1Neurogenetics of Psychiatric Disorders
- Track 14-2Clinical Neurology
- Track 14-3Neurobehavioral Genetics
- Track 14-4The Neurocognition of Genetic Disorders
- Track 14-5Neural Stem Cells
- Track 14-6Cognitive Neuroscience
- Track 14-7Genetic Brain Disorders
- Track 14-8Psychoneuroimmunology
- Track 14-9Neurogenomics & disease
- Track 15-1Insertional Mutagenesis Strategies in Cancer Genetics
- Track 15-2Clinical Cancer Genetics
- Track 15-3MicroRNA and Cancer
- Track 15-4Advances in Cancer Therapy
- Track 15-5Oncogenomics and Cancer Proteomics
- Track 15-6Oncogene and Cancer
- Track 15-7Role of Epigenetics in Cancer
- Track 15-8Advancements in Bioinformatics for Cancer Research
- Track 15-9Methods of Cancer Diagnosis, Therapy, and Prognosis
- Track 15-10Development of New Methods for Carcinogen/Mutagen screening
- Track 17-1Personalized Medicine
- Track 17-2Pharmacogenomics & Pharmacokinetics
- Track 17-3RNAi Technology: Gene knockdown for Functional Genomics
- Track 17-4Epigenomics
- Track 17-5Metabolomics
- Track 17-6Predictive, Preventive and Personalised Medicine
- Track 17-7BIOINFORMATICS & SYSTEMS BIOLOGY
- Track 17-8EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES FOR FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS