Call for Abstract
Scientific Program
International Conference on Flu, will be organized around the theme “Advanced Research in Flu ”
Flu-2015 is comprised of 11 tracks and 52 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Flu-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 1-1Adjuvants
- Track 1-2Preservatives
- Track 1-3Side-effects of vaccines on infants, children, pregnant women and elderly patients
- Track 1-4Deciding predominant strains
- Track 1-5Effectiveness of multivalent vaccines
- Track 1-6Effective choice of strains to include in multivalent vaccines
- Track 2-1Flu and their case reports
- Track 2-2New strategies to combat flu viruses
- Track 2-3Stem cell therapy for viral infections
- Track 2-4Clinical virology
- Track 2-5Strain identification assays and rapid diagnostic testing for viral infections
- Track 2-6Containment of flu outbreaks
- Track 3-1System virology and its contribution to drug targeting
- Track 3-2Genomics and role in drug design
- Track 3-3Lead targets in drug discovery
- Track 3-4Bioinformatics in drug discovery
- Track 3-5Effects of steroids on Influenza virus
- Track 4-1Role of enzymes and infection mechanisms
- Track 4-2Genetic analysis of influenza virus
- Track 4-3Immune responses to influenza infections
- Track 4-4T cells and their role in influenza infections
- Track 4-5Innate immunity mechanisms
- Track 4-6Aging and influenza infections
- Track 5-1Mutation rates and factors
- Track 5-2Effectiveness of current anti-virals
- Track 5-3Phylogenetic analysis of influenza strains
- Track 5-4Effects of allele change on virulence
- Track 5-5Risk of a superbug
- Track 6-1Human- animal interactions
- Track 6-2Prediction of zoonoses
- Track 6-3Analysis of new strains evolved by zoonoses
- Track 6-4Ebola
- Track 6-5Swine flu
- Track 7-1Assays and symptoms
- Track 7-2Rapid detection methods by PCR
- Track 7-3Nanotechnology and strain differentiation
- Track 8-1Interaction between Influenza and Pneumococci
- Track 8-2Co-pathogenesis
- Track 8-3Multi-host and multi-pathogen/parasite systems
- Track 8-4Antimicrobial defense and influenza infection
- Track 9-1Current antivirals and side-effects
- Track 9-2Resistance to current antivirals
- Track 9-3Supply of antivirals
- Track 9-4Antiviral drug resistance
- Track 9-5Antiviral drugs and adjuvants
- Track 10-1DNA vaccines
- Track 10-2Interleukin immune therapy
- Track 10-3Antibody therapy against viruses
- Track 10-4Gene therapy for viral infections
- Track 10-5Viral vaccines and safety evolution
- Track 10-6Antigen presenting cell-targeted therapy
- Track 11-1 Efficacy of Chinese traditional medicine on influenza