Scope

Scope and objectives

The conference is an amalgamation of researchers from diverse areas, including biology, chemistry, pharmacy, medicine, and those engaged in public health and biodiversity conservation. This conference includes a keynote, plenary, invited lectures, oral and poster presentations, and socialization. The meeting will bring the world's most eminent and enthusiastic researchers on the same page to discuss and explore the latest developments on the conference theme. We cordially invite you to Kasaragod, 'The Land of Seven Languages,' and look forward to your active participation in this unique scientific conference. The conference is intended to meet the following objectives:

* Knowledge sharing and networking among researchers working in the fields of environment and genetics.
* Facilitating collaborations among different institutions/universities within India and overseas.
* To Train the younger generation on advanced techniques in environmental mutagenesis and toxicology.

Major tracks of the conference

• Monitoring and detection of environmental mutagens.
• Environmental mutagenesis and diseases.
• Climate change and Ecotoxicology.
• DNA damage, ROS, free radicals, antioxidants, and repair.
• Molecular mutagenesis and carcinogenesis.
• Industrial and environmental pollutants and their remediation.
• Food borne mutagens and food safety.
• Nano/radiation-genotoxicology.
• Biological and health effects of exposure to environmental chemicals.
• Alternatives to and refinement of the use of animals for mutagenesis studies.
• Molecular signatures for exposure and/or effect of mutagens.
• High-throughput approaches in mutagenesis and carcinogenesis.
• Biotechnology/bioprospecting/bio-discovery and risk assessment.
• Biodiversity and conservation.
• Environmental regulatory/policies/legislation.
• Epigenetics.
• Gene-environment interaction.
• Pharmacogenomics/Public health/genetic susceptibility.
• Toxicogenomics and proteomics.
• Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals (EDCs) & their Effects on Human reproductive Health & Wildlife