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11:50 am Invited Talk: Pertubation of DNA topology in mycobacteria @ Acharya Hall
Invited Talk: Pertubation of DNA topology in mycobacteria @ Acharya Hall
Aug 13 @ 11:50 am – 12:12 pm
Invited Talk: Pertubation of DNA topology in mycobacteria @ Acharya Hall | Vallikavu | Kerala | India
V. Nagaraja Ph.D. Professor, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru, India Perturbation of DNA topology in mycobacteria To maintain the topological homeostasis of the genome in the cell, DNA topoisomerases catalyse DNA cleavage, strand passage and rejoining of the ends. Thus,
2:33 pm Invited Talk: The system of PAS proteins (HIF and AhR) as an interface between environment and skin homeostasis @ Acharya Hall
Invited Talk: The system of PAS proteins (HIF and AhR) as an interface between environment and skin homeostasis @ Acharya Hall
Aug 13 @ 2:33 pm – 2:50 pm
Invited Talk: The system of PAS proteins (HIF and AhR) as an interface between environment and skin homeostasis @ Acharya Hall | Vallikavu | Kerala | India
Andrey Panteleyev, Ph.D. Vice Chair, Division of Molecular Biology, NBICS Centre-Kurchatov Institute, Moscow, Russia The system of PAS proteins (HIF and AhR) as an interface between environment and skin homeostasis Regulation of normal skin functions as well as etiology of
6:18 pm Delegate Talk: Inefficient NETosis: Cause for Predisposition to Recurrent Infections in Type 2 Diabetes @ Acharya Hall
Delegate Talk: Inefficient NETosis: Cause for Predisposition to Recurrent Infections in Type 2 Diabetes @ Acharya Hall
Aug 13 @ 6:18 pm – 6:25 pm
Delegate Talk: Inefficient NETosis: Cause for Predisposition to Recurrent Infections in Type 2 Diabetes @ Acharya Hall | Vallikavu | Kerala | India
Manjunath Joshi, Apoorva Lad, Bharat Prasad Alevoor, Aswath Balakrishnan, Lingadakai Ramachandra and Kapaettu Satyamoorthy   Pathological conditions during Type 2 Diabetes (T2D) are associated with elevated risk for common community acquired infections due to poor glycemic control. Multiple studies have