Equating Pharmacomicrobiomics: From Microbiome Cloud Uncertainty to Pharmaceutical and Clinical.

Presented By: Ramy K. Aziz, PhD

Speaker Biography: Dr. Ramy K. Aziz is presently the head of the Microbiology and Immunology research study program at the Children’s Cancer Hospital of Egypt and a teacher at the department of Microbiology and Immunology, Faculty of Pharmacy, Cairo University, which he chaired from 2016-2021 He holds a PhD in microbiology and immunology from the University of Tennessee, Health Science Center in Memphis TN, and has actually carried out postdoctoral research study at the University of Chicago, San Diego State University, and the University of California San Diego. His research study interests cover molecular public health, systems biology and genomics of microbial pathogens, microbial, viral, and bacteriophage genomics and metagenomics, resistome and microbiome analysis, and pharmacomicrobiomics.

Webinar: Translating Pharmacomicrobiomics: From Microbiome Cloud Uncertainty to Pharmaceutical and Clinical Application( s)

Webinar Abstract: The Human Microbiome Project was developed nearly 15 years earlier, as an extension of the Human Genome Project, to check out the variety of human-associated bacteria at numerous body websites (skin, mouth, nose, colon, and vaginal area) and their influence on human health. Pioneering research studies highlighted the degree of intra- and inter-individual microbiome variations, and how these variations played crucial functions in nutrition, health, illness, and resistance. Various designs were proposed to explain the human microbiome, comparing it, for instance, to a missing out on organ or a 2nd genome. The origin and meaning of the term microbiome is gone over, and various views of highlighting or modeling the microbiome are discussed, consisting of a proposed cloud design. Consequently, the significant obstacles/bottlenecks associated with microbiome analysis are noted, and examples of analysis techniques that resolve them exist.

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