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[00:03:16]A very good morning to one and all.

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[00:03:21]I now director of research of director foreign speech.

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[00:06:49]space everything with the support of the only So that session will take the session.

[00:07:45]We are stepping in the next day of historical event of celebration of Okay, please.

[00:08:26]India now stepping into one of the important session. So we will be the past and past.

[00:08:40]So for this session I priv to moderate this session. So I now Dr. Pop as a chair of the session I request Dr. Come here.

[00:09:24]That's more saying Dr. person also of the instrument of India. Many of you know that very who from 19 to 2004 and he responsible for establish for the first time the tition vaccine for the vaccine planned and executed nine district diagnostic laboratories including diagnostic pathology students to master published more than 250 scientific papers.

[00:11:36]and popular books. For the first time, I provide India and controlled by the first time here countries Australia, UK, Russian Malaysian personal international awards and six fellowship fellowships.

[00:12:35]Eight lifetime achievement awards.

[00:12:39]table of more than 20 ICR government of India institutions research and advisory council. One more personal remark I want to mention to participants here. that I have known him right from this area of his student days and also when he was doing his markers and doctorate and later as a student and later he became the be a good friend of mine and also we're very close together.

[00:13:56]Okay, I am very happy to question there I never Good morning to all of you and welcome to the first session.

[00:15:37]I still remember the first research paper I was a student and he was well for me the subject was given to me was past present and future past like This is not like that in the center for all these things department and Animal science research was research started to this is true and animal education at that time and university I'll tell you all these things that's Oh, this is a way of shoot. People are talking about so much.

[00:17:18]It is the visionary of the highest 24 in 1996 on the production of control was very nicely presented about you today.

[00:17:47]Number of I came to this place from 1959.

[00:18:31]So the land was given to land was given to Here was cake and then he came and campus.

[00:19:11]Now what you see is not a color to come to that point.

[00:19:22]Another thing I wanted to do here this businessman she was responsible for some help. See the road was from center to college. It was almost 20 30 ft down. I have seen that small and the labors the farmers of and other places they used to bring lot of vegetables and other commodities to and they were difficult to drive up that was much of so that this gentleman welcome to the that doesn't start coming from and what what is the significance they think is the only person question because I think many of the samebody wants to They have somebody from 1920.

[00:22:14]remember this woman was the first director of two years in 199 by only As far as But only is the building like this to the British.

[00:24:52]British architect was even the person who designed 1942.

[00:25:01]to this now.

[00:25:10]How many actually they all and they came back and then we both found 1946. Six days still remain under the single department of June 19.6 What happens?

[00:26:35]So it was and first department as technology Super.

[00:27:15]We are not getting any of the seen last.

[00:27:27]Yes.

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[00:28:28]Let me see.

[00:28:45]What you want to do?

[00:30:18]I know something.

[00:32:19]Everybody say nobody.

[00:33:41]That's why I believe I think I don't Hello.

[00:34:55]I said I have question now.

[00:35:24]The disease investigation section was started when also came at the same time.

[00:35:36]So we had that two James was the main of various managers to provide effective diagnology.

[00:36:29]And then the same vacin there tissue vacin.

[00:36:59]came into activity.

[00:37:02]These are the started things. This was the See the chief secretary, you know, she was the she was out. She called me that.

[00:37:50]Come I want to discuss something with you.

[00:37:53]Then I went there. When you went there, see we returning so many of it.

[00:38:04]What to do? Can you suggest something?

[00:38:07]She can do something. How can I not me anything topic or anything right now? give it to them.

[00:38:29]I was telling my dad I had an opportunity to establish diagnosis in I had an experience.

[00:38:40]So the same experience why not to the I just like that north and then west and east but two years I have to solve So nice and see there are two people in that they want to take away disassociated I have to get back how to get back and my life see the entire India also so that's why we need to That's okay.

[00:40:23]ask Father, pretty good.

[00:41:55]And this was the program and this is Dr. Gop is very easy.

[00:42:35]I Amen.

[00:43:00]See another story here.

[00:43:07]2004.

[00:43:09]This is story he has both of us are both single but I think and I told him I He gave us a prayer and she asked us to work.

[00:43:45]What happened?

[00:43:54]Contamination what is going to happen?

[00:44:00]So technically it's not I think Frank also ask what is the teamwork is Here I calling about 30 shar.

[00:45:18]So I got immediately meeting up and he vaccinates I love it.

[00:46:10]Relax.

[00:46:50]Okay. And KFC and he was how many years? Almost 10 years.

[00:47:46]years.

[00:47:49]devices and als Accessments have been made And this is diagnosed because healthy animals will keep healthy.

[00:48:39]So we are the people who have antibbody how to make so many table also so much.

[00:48:54]Okay.

[00:49:01]This is again changed to this Andhra Pradesh and I think is here.

[00:49:48]When we started our journey from here, we wanted to take us where it was supposed to come. Actually, we were supposed to touch and whatever.

[00:50:28]No, no, no. actually that's why that's why I remember school and pictures differently all these states under this and transfer it because transfer the was here 1 2006 I think uh knows very well about this class and this was the 21 and they don't seem I think may also be the gone. See, I want to tell you why the is required.

[00:52:14]What was our purpose of transferring this issue to become almost a central place where only dogs are coming? How are the students who get the no all these places and therefore we wanted to have this institute as a research point in societ.

[00:52:54]So therefore we wanted to have this theos and lecture and focus diagnostic technology and new businessments that we have to work on that and new generation.

[00:54:04]We have future.

[00:54:13]So that is an important point and uh in conclusion I think it's one of the issue I took lot of time to tell you about all the stories but it is essential because no graders they not aware of the things that and also the function of this what we are doing for 40s now and that's why we have done by next to all the I thank all the people for my Thank you very much.

[00:56:04]status. Yesterday I was mentioning about three institutions.

[00:56:20]Whereas the chairman was chairperson and the president was fighting here by the highest als and that way it continued finance.

[00:56:54]You're also one of the numbers of the council member for the college micro here and then finally yesterday is all standard operations and everything that I got from Dr. And part of it was from book he was connected to the air force and doing lot of experimentation for the special that way I had benefit of both the center and we became the head then we started about the standard operation quality assurance and yesterday we had a number of from this also that was very good what happened was the was great and the international standards and I'm sure with the or science university and government it can become a number one even now it's number one and no one can my idea again.

[00:59:03]most of the other things.

[00:59:25]Please have a vision and maybe you have seen the characters and all how they perform. Please take it for that. That is just a small aspir.

[00:59:58]See close and so give 6 months. So we started we all like He was not only as he started We learned that we should know we should have just what I hope I wish I We have seen how the tree has been built with all our strong roots and sense. So we are all enjoying it as a bird today.

[01:02:34]So so it's a sacred and also it's giving shelter to many of us. So now it's a time to our professor director at the moment.

[01:03:36]Now I request our director to honor chairperson and co-chairperson Dr. That's a better Yeah.

[01:05:02]Find spoken of respect for sir and Dr. Shanki.

[01:05:35]With this we will be going on to next session. Thank you all.

[01:05:56]for conducting the session.

[01:05:58]I now invite Dr. for conducting technical session two with the theme advances in biological and diagnostic approaches past to present please.

[01:06:26]Good afternoon everyone, distinguished delegates, eminent scientists, faculties, professors, veterinarians, my friends and colleagues.

[01:06:40]So today I'd like to invite you all for the second session of the day mainly on advances in production and this topic which always makes us to a night is not just because of the stress but just because the refus to take rest. So every creating kinds and some kinds of noises.

[01:07:11]So we should be prepared for every kind of new.

[01:07:16]So with this introduction today we have two who are leaders of the mind where you know they are dedicated their research uh career in development of vaccines development of diagnostics for energy.

[01:07:36]So uh it's my privilege to moderate this session and without know so like to invite and also to lead this sessions we do have two scientists one part of our university and one of the scientists from the so they can be as chair person so I'd like to invite those who is the chairman of the session and also directed by Dr. Rain who is another co-chairman for the session.

[01:08:15]Don't be defense.

[01:08:36]about we all know that is one of the internationally recognized scientists and who is also presently professor and heading the laboratory of you seeing laboratory funded by the president organization for animal health and also reference and also head of the department of microbiology college.

[01:09:06]So to name few has made tremendous achievements in the research career the time will not be enough to complete all achievement. So I would like to give a brief his key achievements and he has developed the diagnostic tools for resources and different projects and also heation of 14 laboratories across India. So it's not a small achievement since the area is traveling and trying to help the language and he's a overated expert and the coordinator of so national and state action plans for the elimination plan which is due for elimination plan and 12 and 19 and also he is a as a research faculty is a PI for different projects especially funed by funding agencies like ICMR, IC, DVD, DSC and many more and the world bank and he organized multiple national and then international conferences and training programs especially on the United States and also during the during his the faculty. So he he lot of awards and honors from national international forum. So to name a few he awarded with this award from ICR and then he got best of award from ICR and also the best team research award from ICR and DVD coordination award and best award in 2003 and a missionary award in a fellow and GSA and he was also awarded with the best teacher award from 2003.

[01:11:08]and also he got the one of the prestigious Louis pasture orientation awards in in the year 2023. So apart from this internationally recognized scientist across the globe and he travel to USA, UK, Australia, China, Sri Lanka, Malaysia and many more countries of experience in disease manager and play very role in development of international business Especially for you know National Generations from the Department of Eveness.

[01:13:19]Professor That is strong.

[01:13:48]Professor as one of the commission for me such as India. foreign.

[01:15:18]We can never find all of This is my associated tremendous tremendous focus as well as the development and focus in the meeting of this.

[01:15:52]in the making of vaccines.

[01:16:11]univers.

[01:16:16]We remember in the first half the life.

[01:16:47]Game changer.

[01:16:49]Yes.

[01:16:55]program. Millions and from all the highology has to be focusology So this focus on those people Oh yeah.

[01:18:15]No exaggeration.

[01:18:36]Yeah.

[01:18:56]of inspiration.

[01:18:59]I don't Don't say you since police don't America USA humans.

[01:20:38]resistant to reinfection.

[01:20:43]So we all know this vacation to the United 200 years they got it done. So let us go back. So what discovery do actually did not do much at all for it was just there and look at 100 years of discovery that actually this um discovery took 100 years to make the next milestone you have and this milestone is linked to pastor And here the reason what had happened during those 100 years is there was a germ theory had taken footage. So people have shown that germs cause disease and who is the one who actually provided conceptual exper So he will antibodies are very okay and this is where it is is structure based design.

[01:22:12]We can make structure design.

[01:22:30]And the next one is my favorite.

[01:22:33]Okay. So you always cancel.

[01:22:58]So we decided noises in the labial for the diesel reason.

[01:23:56]Okay.

[01:23:58]So now long long is not all vaccines are the Hey everyone, they work in the brain. So they will go see the targets and control. So these are supposed to give.

[01:24:41]So what are Jesus?

[01:24:43]Jesus are soldiers because they kill every one at a time.

[01:24:51]Okay. So they need access to one at a time. And lastly we used to control the infection. Okay.

[01:25:02]So immune system.

[01:25:06]That's how you look at it when you are trying to protect your animals from disease. Okay.

[01:25:12]So going forward what are these vaccines really trying to induce? If you look at this these are the different things which vacies it could be long cells or tissue memory cells or CD. The thing I want to focus here is if you do one to protect protection and you need to tissue memory and the essentially for years of this infection. So if you have infection or infection infection potential this development of your DH1 factor 14 what happens if you get a fungal infection in the first few days the response is very different than what infection this triggers the differentiation of different cells and so on.

[01:26:38]The final way is only response trigger because of the receptors to 6 months to 4 months to monthly.

[01:27:00]Okay. So let's just switch gears a little bit and then talk about biological precision vaccination and precision.

[01:27:11]So let's talk about biological obvious heard so much about how the field was made by this initial biological manufacturer. So 1975 antiviral is be changed concept of humanities. So let's look at what antibodies are doing right now. The standard of care for Ebola symptoms in the United States is neutralizing antibodies and just this year anti antibodies in the market didn't treat us with antibodies against power and when we were growing up when we have we because we do understand the pathophysiology ASA bounds better the treatment can be anti-ro antibodies against IG and IL5 which is a cyto so this is precision treatment depending on the pathophysiology of the disease okay and if you go talk in disease now we know the pathophysiology because it's dis by So antibodies actually they create essentially lots of small antibodies without suppression same.

[01:29:04]So if you have anti treatment they usually make symptoms in a day or two. So I think this precision of antibodies is the time and is also coming to us.

[01:29:21]All right. So let's just last but not least let's talk about how we have used the biological to cancer. If you ask about 15 years ago or 20 years ago, many cancers like metast cancers were terminal diagnosis and disable but not anymore because now we have understood whe activation actually. So activation in an infection it's so stupidly control you do not want to go crazy activation.

[01:30:03]So there are brains of the eosystem which essentially constrains this activation. These are the brakes of the soision.

[01:30:17]So if you want the Jesus to activate, you have to make them decision for.

[01:30:23]So what they did was they blocked the brace. They took away the brakes. For example, the express vacation universal is really long lasting in your memory because we don't want to take vaccin you should go front line. So if you get a vaccine, you should go front line. So that's what the ultimate goal is because there's so much vacancy now without the people just don't want to make any more. So you have to do a fairly so they don't have to come back and structure is UCI biology and rapid biology and rapids.

[01:31:34]So this is where we are headed and I will dedicate this is where we are headed and I will dedicate this presentation to all the function of thank you so much because I had a chance to to hear various occasions and two important issues in fact you have shared as well as your process. Yes.

[01:32:15]Max doesn't information.

[01:32:45]You also spoke on one hand. You have been practicing ages.

[01:32:54]recent years.

[01:33:16]I think those are really great questions and thanks for asking those questions. I think in response to your first question I think you will never know the answer for it. I tell you why.

[01:33:32]I think the question is whether or not infection from mass that's the question which is not right now I think the important question is whe Chinese government you will never find that answer.

[01:34:02]Okay, you'll never find an answer because we have essentially no answers. What happens before the meeting?

[01:34:13]There will be people who have been infected recently in the gam and then there will be there will be you'll never The American How many together?

[01:35:18]Not sure yet because we haven't found the virus the corona virus meteor for the national the virus it would have taken about 600 and respond to teachable.

[01:36:10]So when you have deforestation and constant exposure to these viruses market and other things the exposure increase the chance of and all you need is one virus to be reputed and has been the I think in which United States just then so many of our expos most comp.

[01:37:04]So who knows whether the secret organizations No, he had to actual and he's going to share information with youations of P and actually I saw for the first time when I came home and uh and that we had to visit this initial And the moment I then actually remain so even now America has completed it government sector is what we call and it is the elevator sector it cont and you can see here to disc to value of this cycle is going to be around 9800 lakh cring So why do we actually disase and people also like to say that most of my diagnosis not uh mention so direction is very important because the moment you come down and it's also important for the customer and uh then okay you also want to stay vaccinations for the other and it's also important in terms of the food safety because everyone must have and definitely important and the important another important thing is for the international trade because India services and we want to export those and we seeing US and and this is going to grow and is going to be important driver for trade for us and then it's also important And in terms of high deg the the pathogens are transmissible to humans and above all there's an emotional connection and as humans are because of I'm ready to spend money on and this is where and about 5% the diagnostics actually represent only less than 5% of operational 70% which this and looking back because of it. I'm not going too much uh details into it.

[01:43:11]So uh the animal diseases how described are in the Asian text whether it's uh uh the literature or Chinese or Indian and how literature contain uh information about it before this uh the to say we need to say that the pathogens that more important because the question of diagnation which was to be experimentally and evidence will be so the development of the chas was explaining it was important and however the there was regulations that micros cause the disease right there that will transmit the specific diseases and then they get a discovery by hook using a single lens microscope and then vaccinations and say that okay there's something which provides immunity and then eventually this is the multiple mess going into this and so the major ones are the Joseph where he used uh the caric acid postation discovered and through that transmology then again for the posture is very very important for us and that little foundation for the information then the uh and the discovery of viruses as a has been discovered to the exper and from there we know that just for so then we started and we started thinking how we multiple multiple exactly we that's isolation and the isolation of the ship rem and for isolation they can be various techniques they face We all have many links medias and then we also have selected and medias and then once we know that we want to see and the microscopy and all that how we able to use differently different all of them reactions many tests for we use these test resources even important And with the test and also we use microsation and then test the most difficult I would say and has to do it can do it and and I had opportunity to use it when I was for my world research.

[01:48:00]We don't forg but only because of the use of uh the high as we want to be shifted to different the most common test available in the world today and for every path we have more or less maybe of ital or face and then the It's biological that will be able to see the down.

[01:49:03]So chemistry and techniques and then techniques.

[01:49:11]Then then in the microscope we also we call into multiple developments uh from uh microscope microscope but there are many microscopic techniques we develop and as well as the radiology to systems make arms all kind of imaging systems for the purpose.

[01:49:42]And then came from 1980s of PC.

[01:49:51]uh that the PC we offer it and we multiple for PC $1 and sensitivity and the group is of course always good for the space communication whereas this is in space it's more of a communication and then we have issues to the field and using a conation purposes 60 65° whereas the RPA we can learn the application test at even lesser temperature we get 30°.

[01:51:02]So once this and then working and so the can and we and the test it is very hard know that Yes.

[01:51:37]without the microphone.

[01:51:39]as senses and nano technology and that multiple bio sensors maybe with the DN senses or multiple of those techniques actually essentially all these techniques can then 2010 the next generation in sequencing techniques. The sequencing start with the sequencing and mass sequencing.

[01:52:25]Still we know the standard sequencing techniques and these two I would say for the sequencing sequencing and the new generation sequencing technology the specimen techniques and for the waste water effectively used for the surveillance and then we have the material environment on this uh So this photogenomic this one is taking major advances and if you really wanted to know that skin kind of you We have in the United States and in India the establishment of the 1989 actually the present day where it was of university is a bal of the diagnostics in the initial phase.

[01:54:23]And these are the list of we have developed and I think we know we have almost every multiple problems that in the medical field most of the vaccines are involved where we in the field we need more energy And we are self-sufficient and we are a lot of nations on that. Uh then so we have multiple institutions in life and specific then this is one of the major diagnostic diagnostic diagnostic Canadaities and colleges offices and you can only say that we have five world we of the various Bible and religion.

[01:56:02]So the challenges in the diagnosis and foundation is always And we still have many of the kids and the national we actually killings lo and see and the virus was to see multiple battles and simulting imported and used for analysis personnel to this We are watching this inside my conclusion of diagnostics progress from medicine to diagnostics major in micro improve the speed accuracy and necessity of Simulation will increasing automation systems.

[01:58:42]I think I thank you all for the patient here.

[01:59:07]See this is is agency.

[01:59:34]is only as a I'm associated with passed away.

[02:00:35]Thank you so much.

[02:00:51]Thank you so much.

[02:00:54]Please excuse us for not in a position to question as well as thank you so much.

[02:01:14]Thank you so much to you as well as your team for giving us a chance to be the team associated very very sessions. Now I hand over to the monitor.

[02:01:29]Wow, what a session we had almost to the whole withology andology and we was like basics microbiologist the genesis of the vac and then get into the mRNA vaccines and vaccination and also the the vaccination maybe the universal vac to the vacation.

[02:01:59]vacology and other starting which is a good standard for diagnosis.

[02:02:12]We had excellent presentations by these two speakers and we should have like a very good round of applause from their speakers.

[02:02:23]Apart from that we'd like to give a round of applause for respect like these two speakers from our chair and person please.

[02:02:37]also would like to uh would like to call upon our respected director of research. So he's also witnessing this session and for the first toate the speakers please.

[02:05:19]I would like to thank chair of state person who presented this session and also like to on behalf of the organizers and would like to state You're okay.

[02:07:34]Thank you sir. Thank you for making this eventable.

[02:07:40]Okay. May I request our chairman the co-chairman of the session to uh accept our presentation please?

[02:08:25]So the last but not the least we have to acknowledge our rapeers for their time and for also giving their vessels of the top please the consultation please request you most.

[02:08:52]Thank you.

[02:09:04]Thank you all for attending this session and the break for the lunch and after the lunch we'll be joining again for session three technical session. I will start after the lunch maybe 30 to 45 minutes break you can ask.

[02:09:39]for a quick lunch for 30 minutes and followed by technical session three. So I request all the audience to come back immediately after the lunch to the same auditorium.

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[02:12:05]You need slice also. Yes.

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[02:15:10]Three push total national consign.

[02:15:40]America on the Hey becomes very important since morning is almost 70%. So the presentation also keep on this aspect also. So that's why and you all know that everybody I know that the number of being as far as concern.

[02:17:11]So that really indication and there's a lot of in the area that this is being on You already studies on the back.

[02:18:14]is on the back. So, so when we send the the TV the suitable vacable and technology also actively diagnosis and pieces of oil. You are getting several You are getting several PG and PG students as well PG and PG students as well as uh project investigation scientist in the Saturday projected by and other uh this He has focus on parasite and infectious disease of lifestyle and wildlife volume.

[02:20:46]person and here all of you since college you have heard about many subject. So I'm speaking about this aspect especially wild because all of you are aware of the university.

[02:21:30]So by the time you go by what happens invest And I know that in a colorful area and the character is as you can see both these are going to show you.

[02:22:37]Here I would like to see as I said earles of the gas.

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[02:23:33]This is free of especially in this happen as well as in there other disases Dr. They have detected diagnosis in 40 years from here And in 1989 in Badra River Sanctuary, as of Good morning.