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20th International Conference on Computer Aided Drug Designing and Drug Delivery, will be organized around the theme “”
CADD and Drug Delivery 2018 is comprised of 19 tracks and 87 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in CADD and Drug Delivery 2018.
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- Track 1-1Protein-Protein Interactions
- Track 1-2Inflammation and Autoimmune Inhibitors
- Track 1-3Kinase Inhibitor Chemistry
- Track 1-4Vaccines, Antibodies, Biotherapeutics
- Track 1-5Formulation development for biosimilars
- Track 2-1Novel Drug Delivery Systems
- Track 2-2Routes of Drug Administration
- Track 2-3Delivery of new therapeutic modalities
- Track 2-4Delivery of emerging biologics including mRNA, siRNA delivery, DNA delivery
- Track 2-5Vaccine Based Drug Delivery Technology
- Track 3-1Needle-free delivery systems
- Track 3-2Patient centered integrated device implementation
- Track 3-3Devices development - continuous administration of drugs
- Track 3-4Human Factors, Behavioural Design And Human Centred Design For Delivery Device Development
- Track 4-1GPCR-Targeted Drug Design
- Track 4-2Lead Optimization for Drug Metabolism and Safety
- Track 5-1Bioanalytical development for large molecules
- Track 5-2Analytical development for novel therapeutics
- Track 5-3Analytical strategies for novel proteins and antibodies
- Track 5-4Stability testing and stability approaches for biologics
- Track 5-5Understanding the characterisation of large molecules
- Track 5-6Novel analytical tools to analyse particles
- Track 6-1QSAR/QSPR Quantitative structure activity/property relationships
- Track 6-2Molecular modelling
- Track 6-3Ligand and structure based drug design
- Track 7-1ADME (adsorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion)Of drugs
- Track 7-2Metabolism and toxicology
- Track 7-3Antiviral and antimicrobial activity
- Track 7-4Drug receptor interaction
- Track 7-5Kojic acid as a tyrosine inhibitor
- Track 8-1Target discovery and validation
- Track 8-2Molecular modelling
- Track 8-3Drug receptor interactions
- Track 8-4Pro drug synthesis and drug targeting
- Track 8-5Toxicity, and therapeutic applications of antibiotics, antifungals, and antivirals
- Track 9-1Biophysical Techniques, Structure-Based Drug Design and Other Advances
- Track 9-2Protein role and importance
- Track 9-3Overcoming protein formulation challenges
- Track 9-4Proteins, Peptides, Biosimilars
- Track 10-1Rapid Transmission
- Track 10-2ZIKV-Processing on the microfluidic cassette
- Track 10-3ZIKA virus infection may prevent reinfection
- Track 10-4Zika infection-A global threat to human population
- Track 10-5Zika infection-A global threat to human population
- Track 10-6Major possible symptoms
- Track 10-7 Drugs and vaccines available so far
- Track 11-1Principles of Pharmacology
- Track 11-2Psychopharmacology & Neuropharmacology
- Track 11-3Clinical Pharmacology
- Track 11-4Psychopharmacology & Neuropharmacology
- Track 11-5Ethnopharmacology
- Track 11-6Molecular and Cellular Pharmacology
- Track 12-1Factors affecting the drug dosage
- Track 12-2Route of Administration
- Track 12-3Bioligand and its attachement to protein target
- Track 12-4Passive ,Inverse and Active approaches of targeting
- Track 12-5Chemical and physical enhancer pathways
- Track 13-1Role of computational biology
- Track 13-2Pioneering digital health and smart drug delivery systems
- Track 13-3Ligand binding studies
- Track 13-4Phage display technology for clinical application of protein drugs
Biochemistry, sometimes called biological chemistry, is the study of chemical processes within and relating to living organisms. By controlling information flow through biochemical signaling and the flow of chemical energy through metabolism, biochemical processes give rise to the complexity of life.Biochemistry is closely related to molecular biology, the study of the molecular mechanisms by which genetic information encoded in DNA is able to result in the processes of life. Depending on the exact definition of the terms used, molecular biology can be thought of as a branch of biochemistry, or biochemistry as a tool with which to investigate and study molecular biology.
- Track 14-1Genetics
- Track 14-2Chemical biology
- Track 14-3Chemical analysis
- Track 14-4Molecular biology
- Track 14-5Biomedical sciences
- Track 15-1Nanoparticles that deliver three anti-cancer drugs to the lymph nodes
- Track 15-2Sustained drug delivery using a hydrogen
- Track 15-3Photosensitizing agent to enhance the ability of drug carrying nanoparticles
- Track 15-4Nanotechnology in Drug Delivery - Heart Disease
- Track 15-5Carbon nanofibers penetrate diseased cells
- Track 15-6Nanotechnology in Drug Delivery - Aging and other areas
- Track 16-1Magnetoelectric nanoparticles
- Track 16-2Nanoparticle drug delivery
- Track 16-3Problems of multidrug resistance in cancer therapies
- Track 16-4Taxoids as potent cytotoxic agents for tumour targeting drug delivery
- Track 17-1High resolution-mass spectrometry (HR-MS) technology
- Track 17-2AB SCIEX TripleTOFâ„¢ 5600 System for the study of drug metabolism in BDC rats and CYP inhibition cocktail assays.
- Track 17-3Data-mining tools
- Track 18-1Recent progress in amorphous solid dispersions
- Track 18-2Advanced formulation strategies & methods for small molecules
- Track 18-3Overcoming key formulation challenges for small molecules
- Track 18-4Nano-formulations
- Track 18-5Quality-by-Design approaches
- Track 18-6Excipients for small molecule formulation
- Track 19-1Drug Delivery Technologies
- Track 19-2Drug Delivery Innovation