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CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2019 Nextgen Genomics, Biology, Bioinformatics and Technologies (NGBT) Conference Sep 30Th - Oct 02Nd, 2019, Mumbai, INDIA NEXTGEN GENOMICS,BIOLOGY, BIOINFORMATICS AND TECHNOLOGIES CONFERENCE Sep 30th - Oct 2nd, 2019 Taj Lands End Mumbai,india CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2019 NextGen Genomics, Biology, Bioinformatics and Technologies (NGBT) Conference Sep 30th - Oct 02nd, 2019, Mumbai, INDIA DAY 2019 NGBT PROGRAM 01 30thSep 2019 - Monday 08:00 Registration Open 12:30-12:50 Keynote lecture 07 - Dr. Kannegati Thirumala-Devi, St. Jude Children's 09:15-09:45 Conference Inauguration & Host Research Hospital, USA. Targeting Introductions the inflammasome for the treatment Chair: Dr. Sekar Seshagiri of inflammatory and infectious diseases Session 01 Keynote lectures [Ballroom] Session 03 Genomics of Spices, Aromatic Chair: Dr. Sekar Seshagiri and Medicinal Plants [Malabar] Chair: Dr. George Thomas 09:45-10:15 Keynote lecture 01 - Dr. Gagandeep Kang, CMC Vellore, India. The 11:30-11:45 Talk 08 - Value of Human Infection Studies in Dr. Sowdhamini R, NCBS, Bangalore, India. Protein Vaccine Development domain superfamilies in the herbal plant Tulsi 10:15-10:45 Keynote lecture 02 - Dr. John Kuriyan, UC Berkeley, USA. 11:45-12:00 Talk 09 - Structural Analysis of the Activation Dr. V. B. Reddy, AgriGenome, India. The Genome of B-Raf Kinase of Cardamom provides insight into the evolution of bioactive compou- 10:45-11:15 Keynote lecture 03 - Dr. Jon Pines, nds involved in its fragrances and Institute of Cancer Research: Royal medicinal properties Cancer Hospital, UK. Cyclin B1 and the Spindle Assembly Checkpoint: a 12:00-12:15 Talk 10 - 15 year odyssey Dr. Kantipudi Nirmal Babu, Indian Institute of Spices Research (IISR), India. Spices 11:15-11:30 Break genomics: Current status and future needs Session 02 Keynote Lectures [Ballroom] Chair: Dr. Krishna Rajalingam 12:15-12:30 Talk 11 - Dr. Ajit Kumar Shasany, CSIR-Central Institute of Medicinal 11:30-11:50 Keynote lecture 04 - Dr. Andrew and Aromatic Plants, India. Geno- Peterson, Medgenome Inc, USA. mics for Metabolic Pathways for Characterization of 10,000 South synthetic Biology vs Chemical Asian genomes to decipher genome synthesis and population structure and to improve the effectiveness of disease 12:30-12:45 Talk 12 - Dr. R. Nagaraja Reddy, association studies ICAR-Directorate of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants Research, India. 11:50-12:10 Keynote lecture 05 - Dr. Dev Sidhu, Isabgolomics: Where we are, where Uni of Toronto, Canada. From Systems does it lead to ? Biology to Systems Biologics 12:50-14:00 Lunch Break 12:10-12:30 Keynote lecture 06 - Dr. Hans Jorg Johannes Gutenberg- Schild, Session 04 Lunch and Learn : Universität, Mainz, Germany. Career Connections Regulatory levels in control of DC function and induction of specific 13:15-13:45 Ms. Kavitha Harish, immunity Cognizant technology solutions,In- dia. A fork in the road: Reflections on a transformative journey www.sgrfconferences.org VI www.sgrf.org 2019 NextGen Genomics, Biology, Bioinformatics and Technologies (NGBT) Conference Sep 30th - Oct 02nd, 2019, Mumbai, INDIA Session 05 Clinical Genomics [Salcette 1&2] 14:20-14:40 Talk 22 - Dr. Zora Modrusan, Chair: Dr. Ramprasad VL Genentech, USA. Development and utility of novel single cell sequ- 14:00-14:20 Talk 13 - Dr. Shrikant Mane, Yale encing approaches University School of Medicine, USA. Genomic Approaches to Tackle 14:40-15:00 Talk 23 - Dr. Savita Jayaram, Undiagnosed Diseases Medgenome, India. Combined sin- gle-cell gene expression and TCR 14:20-14:40 Talk 14 - Dr. Babu Rao V, profiling reveals the phenotype of National Institute of Immunohaema- clonally amplified T cells to predict tology, India. Molecular character- tumor immunogenicity ization of Fanconi anemia using next-generation sequencing 15:00-15:20 Talk 24 - Ms. Yong Qui, MGI Tech Co., Ltd, India. From Sample 14:40-15:00 Talk 15 - Dr. Kavita to Report: MGI’s DNBSEQ™ Clini- Venkatraman, NUS, Singapore. cal Whole Solutions Deteriorating glycemic control in patients with Type 2 diabetes 15:20-15:30 Break mellitus: genetic correlates and clinical outcomes Session 08 Cell Biology, Immunology and Signaling [Salcette 1&2] 15:00-15:20 Talk 16 - Dr. Hilary Martin, Chair: Dr. Sekar Seshagiri Wellcome Sanger Institute, UK. Quantifying genetic architecture in 15:30-15:50 Major Talk 25 - Dr. Sanjay Joshi, over 10,000 exome-sequenced de- Indsutry CTO, Healthcare and Life velopmental disorder patients Sciences at Dell EMC, USA. Best practices for clinical studies of the Session 06 Technology developments microbiome: a time-series machine [Konkan] learning approach to causal infer- Chair: Dr. Sameer Phalke ence 14:00-14:20 Talk 17 - Dr. Thamaraikannan 15:50-16:10 Major Talk 26 - Dr. Andrey Shaw, Paramasivam, Perkin Elmer,India. Genentech, USA. High Precision Extraction to Analysis- NGS work- Transcriptome Profiling of the Kid- flow Solutions from PerkinElmer ney Glomerulus Identifies Key Cell Types and Elucidates Cellular Res- 14:20-14:40 Talk 18 - Dr. Naveen ponses to Injury Ramalingam, Fluidigm Corpora- tion USA. A nanoscale automated 16:10-16:30 MajorTalk 27 - Dr. Domagoj Vucic, workflow solution for full-length Genentech, USA. Regulation of mRNA NGS library preparation Inflammatory Cell Death Signaling by RIP Kinases 14:40-15:00 Talk 19 - Dr. Anuj gupta, Agilent, India. An Introduction to Session 09 Metagenomics and Agilent Genomics Workflow Solu- communicable diseases tions for Germline and Oncology [Malabar] Applications Chair: Dr. Boney Kuriokose 15:00-15:20 Talk 20 - Dr. John Picuri, Illumina, 15:30-15:50 Talk 28 - Dr. Yogesh Shouche, USA. Unlocking the Power of the NCCS, India-A glimpse in the diver- Genome: Illumina Technology and sity of human microbiome in India The Future of Genomics 15:50-16:05 Talk 29 - Dr. Vineet K Sharma, Session 07 Technology/Single cell genom- IISER, Bhopal, India. Indian gut ics/ Gene editing [Malabar] and scalp microbiomes revealed Chair: Dr. Mallika Singh through multiomics approaches 14:00-14:20 Talk 21 - Dr. Merone Roose-Gir- 16:05-16:20 Talk 30 - Dr. Niyaz Ahmed, Inter- ma, Genentech USA. Capitalizing national Center for Diarrheal Disease on Novel CRISPR/Cas9 Approach- Research, Bangladesh. Modern es to Generate Genetically insights into enteric disease out Engineered Mouse Models breaks in the Bengal region: season- ality, conflict and climate change www.sgrfconferences.org VII www.sgrf.org 2019 NextGen Genomics, Biology, Bioinformatics and Technologies (NGBT) Conference Sep 30th - Oct 02nd, 2019, Mumbai, INDIA 16:20-16:35 Talk 31 - Dr. Fred Fellouse, Overview of recent advances in Uni of Toronto, Toronto, Canada. Nanopore Sequencing and the Synthetic antibodies to identify neut- applications it is enabling ralizing epitopes against East Coast fever 18:00-18:15 Keynote lecture 35 - Dr. Mike Lucero, 10X Genomics, USA. Ac- 16:35-16:50 Break celerating biology: 10x Genomics products and vision Session - 10 Keynote Letures [Ballroom] Chair: Dr. Sekar Seshagiri Session - 11 Special Letures [Ballroom] Chair: Dr. Sekar Seshagiri, 16:50-17:15 Keynote lecture 32 - Dr. Steve Dr. K. K. Narayanan, Turner, PacBio, USA. The End of Dr. Vishva Dixit the Beginning - reflections on the19 years of PacBio 18:20-18:45 Special Talk 36 - Dr. K. V. Prabhu, PPVFR Authority, India. IP protec- 17:15-17:40 Keynote lecture 33 - Dr. Joe tion on plants produced through ge- Beechem, Nanostring, USA. The netic engineering and genomics in Spatial Biology Revolution: develop- India ment of spatially resolved techno- logies with unlimited multiplexing of 18:45-19:10 Special Talk 37 - Dr. Ursula RNA and Proteins for biobanked Weiss, Nature, UK. Science (FFPE) tissue samples (Digital publishing - behind the scenes Spatial Profiling, DSP) at Nature 17:40-18:00 Keynote lecture 34 - Dr. James Session 12 Posters [Seaside lawn] Brayer, Oxford Nanopore Technologies, USA. 19:10-20:30 Poster Viewing # 1-110 DAY 2019 NGBT PROGRAM 02 1st Oct 2019 - Tuesday 08:30 Registration Open 10:30-11:00 Keynote lecture 40 - Dr. Vishva Dixit, Genentech, USA. Unexpect- 08:00-09:00 Session 13- Poster competition ed Cross talk between Major Death presentations Pathways 09:00-09:15 Mumbai Movie 11:00-11:15 Short break Session 14 Keynote lectures [Ballroom] Session 15 Cancer Genomics [Salcette 1&2] Chair: Dr. Sekar Seshagiri Chair: Dr. Amit Dutt 09:30-10:00 Keynote lecture 38 - Dr. Sunil 11:15-11:35 Major Talk 41 - Dr. Katherine A. Badve, Indiana School of Medicine, Hoadley, UNC School of Medicine, USA. Prognostic and Predictive USA. TCGA pancancer integrated factors in breast cancer molecular classifications 10:00-10:30 Keynote lecture 39 - Dr. Arul 11:35-11:55 Major Talk 42 - Dr. Kumar Prabash, Chinnaiyan, Univ of Michigan, TMH, Mumbai, India. EGFR USA. The Fast, Furious, and Loud: mutations in lung cancer- how far The Role of FoxA1 in Prostate Can- have we reached cer Progression www.sgrfconferences.org VIII www.sgrf.org 2019 NextGen Genomics, Biology, Bioinformatics and Technologies (NGBT) Conference Sep 30th - Oct 02nd, 2019, Mumbai, INDIA 11:55-12:15 Major Talk 43 - Dr. Anton Wellstein, Session 18 Cancer Biology [Salcette 1&2] Lombardi Cancer Center. Impact of Chair: Dr. Volker Dotsch intratumoral clonal heterogeneity on phenotype and drug response 14:00-14:15 Talk 50 - Dr. Anwesha Dey, Genentech, USA. Hippo pathway 12:15-12:40 Major Talk 44 - Dr. Sudeep Gupta, deregulation in cancers ACTREC, India. The Peri-Operative Window of Opportunity 14:15-14:30 Talk 51 - Dr. Anguraj Sadanandam, The Institute of Cancer Research, Session 16 Crop Genomics and UK. When and Where to Divide to Bioinformatics [Malabar] Conquer: Personalised Cancer Chair: Prof P. K. Gupta Therapy using Integrative Biology Approach 11:15-11:30 Talk 45 - Dr. MS Sheshshayee, University of Agricultural Sciences 14:30-14:45 Talk 52 - Dr. Yesim Gokmen- (UAS), Bangalore, India. Is Finger Polar, Indiana University, USA. millet a potential food grain crop for Transcriptomics to decipher the food and nutrient security? mechanisms of endocrine resis- Generation of genomics resources tance in breast cancer and trait values to improve yield and bioavailability 14:45-15:00 Talk 53 - Dr.
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