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1 10 th National Symposium cum Workshop on Recent Trends in Structural Bioinformatics and Computer Aided Drug Design [SBCADD 2018] and 1 st Annual Meeting of Bioinformatics and Drug Discovery Society [BIDDS] 09:00-10:30 am Registration Invocation and Vallal Vazhthu 20 th - 23 rd February, 2018 PROGRAMME SCHEDULE 20 th February, :30-12:00 pm Lighting of Kuthuvilakku Welcome Address Inaugural Address Presidential Address Thematic Address Keynote Address Felicitation Address Vote of Thanks Prof. J. Jeyakanthan Organizing Secretary, SBCADD 2018 Prof. Arun K Pujari Vice-Chancellor Central University of Rajasthan, Rajasthan Prof. S. Subbiah Vice-Chancellor Alagappa University Prof. T. P. Singh Distinguished Biotechnology Research Professor Department of Biophysics All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi Prof. K. Suguna Molecular Biophysics Unit Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore Prof. D. Velmurugan UGC - BSR Faculty CAS in Crystallography and Biophysics University of Madras, Chennai Prof. Sanjeev Kumar Singh Organizing Committee Member, SBCADD :00-12:15 pm HIGH TEA
2 Session I Chairperson: Prof. K. Suguna Co-Chairperson: Prof. Sanjeev Kumar Singh 12:15 01:00 pm Plenary Lecture I: Dr. G. Narahari Sastry, Indian Institute of Chemical Technology, Hyderabad Title: Developing Disease Specific Web Portals: Molecular Property Diagnostic Suite 01:00-02:00 pm LUNCH Chairperson: Prof. Michael Gromiha 02:00-02:30 pm 02:30-03:00 pm 03:00-03:30 pm Session II Co-Chairperson: Dr. M. Karthikeyan Plenary Lecture II: Dr. K. Suguna, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore Title: Aspartic Proteinases as Drug Targets Plenary Lecture III: Dr. H. A. Nagarajaram, Central University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad Title: Analysis of Human-viral protein-protein interaction networks Plenary Lecture IV: Dr. D. Velmurugan, University of Madras, Chennai Title: Isolation, structural characterization, cell line studies and molecular modeling of four anticancer compounds from medicinally important herbs 03:30-03:45 pm HIGH TEA Chairperson: Dr. Ritushree Kukreti 03:45-04:15 pm 04:15-04:45 pm 04:45-05:15 pm 05:30-06:30 pm Session III Plenary Lecture V: Dr. K. Sekar, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore Co-Chairperson: Prof. J. Jeyakanthan Title: Sequence motif and its three-dimensional structure: A data mining study Plenary Lecture VI: Dr. T. P Singh, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi Title: Search of Multiple Hot Spots on the Surface of Peptidyl-tRNA Hydrolase: Structural, Binding and Antibacterial Studies Plenary Lecture VII: Dr. Michael Gromiha, Indian Institute of Technology - Madras, Chennai Title: Bioinformatics approaches for discriminating driver and passenger mutations in Cancer 1 st Annual Meeting of Bioinformatics and Drug Discovery Society [BIDDS] 07:00-08:00 pm 08:00-09:00 pm Cultural(s) Dinner
3 Chairperson: Prof. Shandar Ahmed 09:30-10:00 am 10:00-10:30 am 10:30-11:00 am 21 st February, 2018 Session IV Co-Chairperson: Dr. RM. Vidhyavathi Plenary Lecture-VIII: Dr. Shailza Singh, National Centre for Cell Science, Pune Title: Signaling framework for Synthetic circuit immuno-modulation in Leishmaniasis: A Structural Perspective for Drug Delivery Systems Plenary Lecture IX: Dr. Suresh K. Rayala, Indian Institute of Technology - Madras, Chennai Title: Targeting DNA repair proteins in Cancer Plenary Lecture X: Dr. Ritushree Kukreti, CSIR-Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology, New Delhi Title: Peripheral blood gene expression signatures determining valproate efficacy in patients with epilepsy 11:00-11:15 am HIGH TEA Chairperson: Prof. Vikash Kumar Dubey 11:15-11:45 am 11:45-12:15 pm 12:15-12:45 pm Session V Co-Chairperson: Dr. J. Joseph Sahayarayan Plenary Lecture XI: Dr. Shandar Ahmed, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi Title: Big data analytics and deep learning applications for transcriptome based drug discovery. Plenary Lecture XII: Dr. Ganesh Venkatraman, Sri Ramachandra University, Chennai Title: Pak1- a new molecular player in the arena of skin cancer Plenary Lecture XIII: Dr. Poonam Singh, CSIR- Central Electrochemical Research Institute, Karaikudi Title: Repurposing of drugs for identifying new uses of existing drugs 01:00-02:00 pm LUNCH & POSTER SESSION Session VI Chairperson: Dr. Timir Tripathi Co-Chairperson: Dr. P. Boomi 02:00-02:30 pm 02:30-03:00 pm Plenary Lecture XIV: Dr. Vikash Kumar Dubey, Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati Title: Exploiting mechanism of parasite manipulation of host immunity and key metabolic pathways for management of the disease Plenary Lecture XV: Dr. A. Anand, Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore Title: Gene and protein Network Analysis Tools for understanding the molecular basis of antibiotic resistance in pathogenic bacteria 03:00-03:15 pm HIGH TEA
4 Session VII Chairperson: Dr. Shailza Singh Co-Chairperson: Dr. V.K. Langeswaran 03:15-03:45 pm 03:45-04:15 pm 04:15-04:45 pm 04:45-05:15 pm 05:15-05:45 pm Plenary Lecture XVI: Dr. Basant Kumar Tiwary, Pondicherry University, Puducherry Title: A search for Network Biomarker among Heterogeneity of Cancer Plenary Lecture XVII: Dr. Timir Tripathi, North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong Title: Understanding the role of structurally distant amino acids in modulating the structure and activity of Mycobacterium tuberculosis isocitrate lyase. Plenary Lecture XVIII: Dr. Md. Imtiyaz Hassan, Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi Title: A Newer Therapeutic Approach to Target Cancer Cell Progression by Inhibiting Human Protein Kinases using Natural Products Plenary Lecture XIX: Dr. Asimul Islam, Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi Title: Macromolecular crowding induces stabilization of proteins: A study to understand the significance of the size of crowder Talk from Mr. Ranganathan Raghavan, GE Healthcare Life Sciences Title: The Highway: From University to a Lab to a Business Workshop on In Silico Structure and Ligand Based methods in Drug Discovery 22 nd February, 2018 Day 1: Structure & Ligand Based Drug Discovery Computational methods and advances in the discovery of small drug designing: 09:30-10:30 am Session I 10:35-01:00 pm Session II Advanced In silico methods in Lead identification and Optimization Examples of success stories: Clinical candidates designed using modeling methods Presentation Selection and refinement of crystal structure of target for SBDD; Preparation of ligands for SBDD: Includes selection of PDB structures (target structures) and explanations about the pitfalls in structures and how to refine the structures for SBDD 11:15-11:30 am HIGH TEA 11:30-12:15 pm Session III Binding site analysis and its importance in Structure based lead identification and optimization: 12:15-02:00 pm LUNCH & POSTER SESSION 02:00-04:00 pm Session IV Recent Developments in Docking Scoring Functions: Docking studies of FXa inhibitors
5 Structure Based Virtual Screening of novel FXa 04:00-04:15 pm HIGH TEA 04:15-05:00 pm Session V Method in achieving the Protein flexibility upon ligand binding (INDUCED FIT): Case study with MK5 receptor Chairperson: Dr. Ravikumar Muttineni Co-Chairperson: Prof. J. Jeyakanthan 05:00-05:30 pm Beckman Coulter Centrifugation Solution for Biomolecules Presentation 05:00-08:00 pm Schrodinger Practice session 23 rd February, :30-11:30 am Session VI Homology modeling of unknown targets: case study with kinase receptor: Homology modeling of MK5 (Mitogen-Activated protein kinase [MAPK]- activated protein kinase 5): Starting with the selection of sequence, searching the proper homologous template, model building and refinement. Further validation of final model. Advances in Homology Modeling of GPCRs. 11:30-11:45 am HIGH TEA 11:45-12:30 pm Session VII Pharmacophore modeling and virtual screening of Anti-cancer compounds: Case study with AT1 receptor inhibitors: Identification of common pharmacophore, scoring and validation of pharmacophore, virtual screening of database with diverse compounds. 12:30-01:15 pm Session VIII Methods in QSAR modeling 3D-QSAR modeling of anti-cancer compounds 01:15-02:00 pm LUNCH 02:00-03:30 pm Session IX Session X Session XI Calculation of physiochemical properties and ADME modeling: Protein-Protein Docking Protein-protein docking and building complex of Trypsin-trypsin inhibitors Understanding protein-protein interface using Schrödinger PPI tool Residue scanning and associated property predictions Protein aggregation predictions and analysis of results Hands on Protein Aggregation Analysis Residue-scanning and associated property predictions, Cysteine scanning, Reactive hot spots prediction and Affinity Maturation in peptide designing and vaccine modeling Hands on
6 03:30-03:45 pm HIGH TEA 03:45-04:45 pm Crystallization Techniques 05:00-05:30 pm VALEDICTORY FUNCTION 05:30-09:00 pm Schrodinger Practice session Hands on
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