Call for Abstract

International Conference on Parasitology, will be organized around the theme “Addressing New Challenges and Emerging Issues in Parasitology”

Parasitology-2015 is comprised of 17 tracks and 95 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Parasitology-2015.

Submit your abstract to any of the mentioned tracks. All related abstracts are accepted.

Register now for the conference by choosing an appropriate package suitable to you.

  • Track 2-1Mechanism of Viral Entry, Replication and Egress
  • Track 2-2Pathogenesis of Vector-Borne Viral Diseases
  • Track 2-3Host response to Viral Infection and Mechanisms of Immune Evasion
  • Track 2-4Antiviral and Vaccine Development
  • Track 2-5Mechanisms of Viral Transmission
  • Track 2-6Epidemiology of Viral Entry, Replication and Egree
  • Track 2-7Novel Approaches for Vector Control
  • Track 2-8Innovative Methods/tools to study Vector-Borne Viral Diseases
  • Track 3-1Biology of Ticks & Tick-borne Pathogens
  • Track 3-2Immunology & Pathology of Tick-borne Diseases
  • Track 3-3Cellular & Molecular Interface of Pathogen-Host Interactions
  • Track 3-4Immunology & Cellular Microbiology of Obligate
  • Track 3-5Intracellular Bacterial & Protozoal Parasites
  • Track 3-6Lymphatic Filariasis
  • Track 3-7Tick-borne Diseases in Domestic Animals and Wildlife
  • Track 3-8Tick-borne Human Diseases
  • Track 4-1Structural Biology
  • Track 4-2Structure of Proteins
  • Track 4-3Functionality of Proteins
  • Track 4-4Drug Discovery
  • Track 4-5Partial Purification of Integral Membrane Antigenic Proteins
  • Track 4-6Gene Expression
  • Track 4-7Genetic Diversity
  • Track 4-8Applications of Molecular Techniques in Parasitology
  • Track 6-1Microbial Adherence
  • Track 6-2Invasion of Host cells and Intracellular Survival
  • Track 6-3Evasion of Immune Responses
  • Track 6-4Microbial Toxins
  • Track 6-5Viral Replication and Transformation
  • Track 6-6Oncogene expression
  • Track 6-7 Intracellular Signaling
  • Track 6-8Host Genetic Factors
  • Track 7-1Life Cycle of Parasites
  • Track 7-2Individual Pathological Studies
  • Track 7-3Mechanism of their Action
  • Track 7-4Evolution of Parasites and Host-Parasite Relationship
  • Track 7-5Cellular and Molecular Biochemistry
  • Track 7-6Acute and Chronic Infections
  • Track 7-7Epidemiology of Parasitic Infections
  • Track 7-8Causes and Risk Factors
  • Track 7-9Associated Disorders
  • Track 8-1Vaccines and Diseases
  • Track 8-2Nanomedicine for Infectious Diseases
  • Track 8-3Chemotherapy of Trypanosomiasis
  • Track 8-4Control of Nematode Parasites of Livestock
  • Track 8-5Antimalarial Drug Resistance
  • Track 8-6Antiplasmodial Agents
  • Track 8-7Multiple Antigen Peptide(MAP) System
  • Track 8-8Genomic Filtering
  • Track 8-9Probiotic Therapy
  • Track 8-10Drug Interactions and Implications
  • Track 9-1Gene Expression and Control
  • Track 9-2Genetic Manipulation of Mosquitoes
  • Track 9-3RNA Processing
  • Track 9-4Alternative Splicing
  • Track 9-5Z-DNA conformation in Neoplastic Diseases
  • Track 9-6Regulation of Gene Expression in Pathogenesis
  • Track 9-7Epigenetic Silencing of Genes
  • Track 11-1Human Parasites:Parasite Biology
  • Track 11-2Cryptosporidiosis: An Update
  • Track 11-3Taxoplasmosis-Recent Developments
  • Track 11-4Toxoplasma gondii
  • Track 11-5Plasmodium falciparum
  • Track 11-6Entamoeba histolytica
  • Track 11-7Zoonosis
  • Track 11-8Protozoology and Entomology
  • Track 11-9Leishmaniasis Infection
  • Track 13-1Clinical Diagnosis
  • Track 13-2Microscopic Diagnosis
  • Track 13-3Molecular Diagnosis
  • Track 13-4Nucleic Acid Diagnosis
  • Track 13-5Immunochromatographic Tests
  • Track 13-6Estimation of Parasitemia by using Blood Films
  • Track 13-7Fluorescense Microscopy
  • Track 13-8Prophylactic Drug Therapy
  • Track 13-9Biochemical Assays
  • Track 15-1Genome Mapping and Molecular Epidemiology
  • Track 15-2Morbidity and Plasmodium falcipuram
  • Track 15-3Trends in Drug Resistance codons in Plasmodium falcipuram
  • Track 15-4Molecular Identification of Chitinase Genes in Disease Causing Species
  • Track 15-5Malaria in Preganacy
  • Track 15-6New Clues for Drug Development
  • Track 15-7Trends of Malaria Prevalence
  • Track 15-8Strategic Planning of Malaria Control and Elimination
  • Track 15-9Mosquito Behaviour by Malaria Parasites
  • Track 15-10New Pathways in Plasmodium falcipuram
  • Track 17-1Helminthology
  • Track 17-2Animal Models of Diseases
  • Track 17-3Behaviour
  • Track 17-4Camparative Pathology
  • Track 17-5Innate Immunity
  • Track 17-6Animal Pathogens
  • Track 17-7Mobile Genetic Elements
  • Track 17-8Epidemiology and Control
  • Track 17-9Livestock Parasites and alternative Control