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14th World Glycobiology Congress, will be organized around the theme “”
Glycobiology 2024 is comprised of 12 tracks and 8 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Glycobiology 2024.
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Glycoscience contributes in three important ways focusing on Understanding of Human health and diseases, searching for alternative sources of energy and innovating new materials. The glycoscience knowledge will be embedded in efforts to address fundamental challenges in health and sustainability.
Glycoscience deals with human health because this has been a main focus of efforts in the field of glycoscience and glycomics, mostly in the United States. Actually many scientists automatically think of health when they think of glycans and their functions. Other researchers clearly study carbohydrates and their uses (e.g., in polymer engineering), the terminology and techniques used by these fields may differ. As a consequence, the scientific community may not immediately think of the entirety of glycan research as part of a unified field of glycoscience.
- Track 1-1Glycoprofiling
- Track 1-2Glycoproteins
- Track 1-3Glycosylation
- Track 1-4Therapeutic proteins
- Track 1-5Glycosaminoglycans
- Track 1-6Microbial glycobiology
- Track 1-7Glyconutrients
- Track 1-8Glycoprotein diversity
It contains the study of everything related to the structure, bio-synthesis, and biology of sugars and saccharides drawing from simple organic chemistry, molecular and cellular biology, enzymology and related domains. Like amino acids and nucleic acids, sugars are the major contributors in nature many natural products contain oligosaccharides that are important for their biological and biochemical activity and carbohydrates have major roles in a wider range of biological processes including signal transduction mechanisms and immune responses. So the study of glycan structures is also complicated by the lack of a proper and direct template for their biosynthesis, contrary to the case with amino acids and proteins.
- Track 2-1Glycan linkage
- Track 2-2Glycosidic bond
- Track 2-3Proteoglycans
- Track 2-4N-linked glycosylation
Biochemistry is a sub-disciple of both biology and chemistry it is divided into three fields as Molecular Genetics, Protein biology and Metabolism. From the last ten decades of the 20th Century, biochemistry has three disciplines become successful at explaining living process. Biochemistry concentrates on accepting how biological molecules give rise to the procedures that occur within living cells and between cells, which in shot recounts greatly to the study and understanding of tissues, organs, and organism structure and function.
- Track 3-1Host pathogen interactions
- Track 3-2Glycan based immunotherapy
- Track 3-3Glycomimetics
- Track 3-4Synthesis of glycan antigens
- Track 3-5Glycoconjugate vaccines
Glycans can be initiate attached to proteins as in glycoproteins and proteoglycans. In general, they are found on the external surface of cells. O- and N-linked glycans are right collective in eukaryotes but may similarly found, although less commonly, in prokaryotes. Glycan classifications cannot be well-defined by a simple linear one-letter code as every duplet of monosaccharide’s can be associate in various ways and tributary structures can be designed. Few of the bioinformatics algorithms established for genomics or proteomics can be straightly adapted for glycomics. The progress of algorithms, which allow a rapid, automatic interpretation of mass spectra to recognise glycan structures, is at this time the most active field of research.
- Track 4-1Glycan immunotherapies
- Track 4-2Glycan sensing
- Track 4-3Glycosamino Glycans
- Track 4-4Gene expression profiling
- Track 4-5Glycan synthesis
The biological parts of glycans can be separated into two wide categories. The structural and modulatory properties of glycans and the specific recognition of glycans by other molecules. Most commonly, glycan-binding proteins (GBPs). The biological consequences of varying glycosylation in several schemes seem to be extremely adjustable and unpredictable. A specified glycan can have diverse roles in altered tissues or at different times in development (organism-intrinsic functions) or in dissimilar environmental contexts (organism-extrinsic functions). Methods taken to know the biological parts of glycans contain the prevention of early glycosylation, prevention of glycan chain elongation, alteration of glycan processing, enzymatic or chemical deglycosylation of completed chains, genetic elimination of glycosylation sites, and the education of certainly happening genetic variants and mutants in glycosylation. Glycosylation mainly mentions in exact to the enzymatic procedure that attributes glycans to proteins, lipids, or other organic molecules. This enzymatic method produces one of the fundamental biopolymers found in cells (along with DNA, RNA, and proteins). Glycosylation also displays a role in cell-cell adhesion (a apparatus employed by cells of the immune system) via sugar-binding proteins called lectins, which identify exact carbohydrate moieties.
- Track 5-1Glycoconjugates
- Track 5-2Carbohydrate Synthesis
- Track 5-3Glyconutrients
Glycans are saccharides that can be involved to a widespread variation of biological molecules through an enzymatic course called glycosylation to augment their purpose. Of the four essential building blocks of life, proteins, carbohydrates (glycans), lipids and nucleic acids, glycans have expected the smallest consideration from scientists. Glycans are found in archaea, bacteria and eukaryotes, and their various functions contribute to physical and physical integrity, extracellular matrix formation, signal transduction, protein compact and data interchange amongst cells (and pathogens). Glycans are the chief molecule on the cell surface and attend as the first point of connection between a cell and other cells, the extracellular matrix and pathogens. The amplified evolutionary pressure of being at the front lines of cellular collaboration and conflict most likely led to the diversification of glycans. Glyco-epitope diversity enriches the role of glycans in the group of debilitating and life-shortening disorders known as congenital muscular dystrophy, or CMD. Together membrane proteins and the ECM are highly glycosylated, and O-glycans are important for proper ECM function and communication between cells and the ECM. Numerous Glycoepitomics forms of CMD are well-known to result after dysfunctional O-glycosylation of membrane and ECM proteins; however, one-third of CMDs arise from an unknown genetic etiology.
- Track 6-1O-Glycans
- Track 6-2Glycosphingolipids
- Track 6-3Glycosphingolipids
- Track 6-4N-Glycans
- Track 6-5Shared Outer Chains of Glycans
- Track 6-6Sialic Acids
- Track 6-7Glycosaminoglycans
- Track 6-8Glycosylphosphatidylinositol Anchors
- Track 6-9Nuclear and Cytoplasmic Glycans
Glycobiology along with the arena of proteomics, mainly the submission of mass spectrometry investigation to protein samples, is well-established and increasing quickly. Proteomics readings beside with glycan’s make large volumes of raw experimental records and conditional biological outcomes. To accelerate the propagation of these statistics, centralized facts storehouses have been advanced that make the data and results accessible to proteomics researchers and biologists alike. Experimental analysis of proteomics data repositories concentrates totally on freely-available, centralized data properties that disseminate or store experimental mass spectrometry data and results.
- Track 7-1Regiochemistry
- Track 7-2Glycomimetics Chemistry
- Track 7-3Chemical Biology Probes
Glycans are elements of numerous bio-therapeutic mediators, ranging from natural products to molecules based on rational plan to recombinant glycoproteins. The glycan components of these agents can be important aspects of their biological activity and therapeutic efficacy. Biochemistry and Glycobiology includes a multidisciplinary study of carbohydrate-binding proteins (lectins), glycolipids and some selected other plant proteins that are skilful of connecting with endogenous or foreign (macro) molecules. The eminence of the research is on protein-carbohydrate interaction and their involvement in signalling procedures in plants or in plant protection. Based on the formed fundamental alertness new methods are being industrialised to shield crop plants against pests and diseases.
- Track 8-1Membrane biophysics
- Track 8-2Systems Biology
- Track 8-3Enzyme synthesis
- Track 8-4Biophysical approaches to cell biology
- Track 8-5Computational and theoretical Biophysics
Carbohydrate rich molecules containing glycolipids, glycoproteins, and proteoglycans in the nervous system have main roles during progress, regeneration and synaptic plasticity. The structural variety of the carbohydrate moieties renders them ideally suited as stage-specific biomarkers for numerous cell types leading to mediate interactions amongst recognition molecules, thereby contributing to the development of a composite molecular framework at the cell surface and in the extracellular matrix of the cell. The excellent structural diversity of glycan chains and associated moieties allows for immense progressive opportunities that can leads to cell interactions alongside with cell matrix interactions.
- Track 9-1Neurological disorders
- Track 9-2Neurogenetics
- Track 9-3Alzheimer disease
- Track 9-4Neurosurgery
- Track 9-5Neuropathology
- Track 9-6Neurotoxicology
- Track 9-7Vascular dementia
Carbohydrates are fundamentally considered as main bases of structural materials and energy for living creatures. Modern investigation’s in this zone has concentrated mostly on modest basic sugars and homopolysaccharides such as, starch, cellulose, glycogen, and chitin. During the last few decades, the academics have lifted their attention on composite systems like carbohydrates, especially proteoglycans, glycolipids and glycoproteins which are together mentioned to as glycoconjugates that displays the prospective of recognition markers in the biological system which also relates to other biomedical and clinical fields. The roles of glycans and glycoconjgates in cancer have been emphasizes, because a small modifications in glycosylation can tremendously regulate the complete pathway and mechanisms of cancer, which indicates to an indication as a biomarker growth leading to several therapeutics development in cancer research.
- Track 10-1Cancer epidemiology
- Track 10-2Cancer metastasis
- Track 10-3Cancer biomarkers
- Track 10-4Tumorigenesis
- Track 10-5Cancer therapeutics
- Track 10-6Cancer biopsy
There are three crucial investigation themes being examined by the Glycoimmunology group: carbohydrate immunochemistry and vaccine design, carbohydrate-based inhibitor synthesis, and carbohydrate immunology. Particular projects concentrates on immune directing of cancer cells via the bioengineering of their surface sialic acid; the controller of cancer metastasis via the operation and targeting of tumor external carbohydrate; physical and immunochemical mapping of defensive salivated epitopes and carbohydrate-based disease altering methods for Several Sclerosis.
- Track 11-1Cancer epidemiology
- Track 11-2Cancer metastasis
- Track 11-3Cancer biomarkers
- Track 11-4Tumorigenesis
- Track 11-5Cancer therapeutics
- Track 11-6Cancer biopsy
Presently Glycoinformatics is a new branch of bioinformatics that deals with the education of carbohydrates. It generally contains database, software, and algorithm progress for the study of carbohydrate structures, glycoconjugates, enzymatic carbohydrate creation and degradation, as well as carbohydrate collaborations. Original practice of the duration does not currently include the treatment of carbohydrates from the more well-known nutritive aspect.
- Track 12-13D structure determination
- Track 12-2Protein folding
- Track 12-3Protein engineering
- Track 12-4Protein Modeling
- Track 12-5Mass spectroscopy
- Track 12-6Homology modelling