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International Conference on Genetic Approaches to Disease Resistance

21st Sep – 22nd Sep 2026 Bergen, Norway Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Genetic Approaches to Disease Resistance conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

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This session will explore the underlying genetic mechanisms that confer disease resistance in various livestock species. Emphasis will be placed on identifying key resistance genes and their functional roles in animal health.

This track will focus on the latest advancements in molecular breeding techniques aimed at enhancing disease resistance in livestock. Participants will discuss innovative approaches such as CRISPR and genomic selection.

This session will delve into the complex interactions between hosts and pathogens, utilizing animal models to gain insights into disease resistance. Discussions will highlight recent findings that could inform breeding strategies.

This track will cover the application of genomic selection in improving disease resistance traits in livestock. Experts will present case studies demonstrating the effectiveness of genomic tools in breeding programs.

This session will focus on the role of functional genomics in understanding disease resistance in veterinary contexts. Researchers will share their findings on gene expression and regulatory networks associated with immune responses.

This track will discuss the identification and application of resistance markers in livestock breeding. Emphasis will be placed on the integration of marker-assisted selection in breeding programs to enhance disease resilience.

This session will explore the genetic basis of immune responses in animals, focusing on how genetic variation influences disease resistance. Participants will discuss recent discoveries in immune genetics and their implications for livestock health.

This track will examine the integration of genomic technologies with traditional breeding practices to enhance disease resistance in livestock. Discussions will highlight successful case studies and future directions for hybrid approaches.

This session will explore the emerging field of epigenetics and its role in disease resistance among livestock. Researchers will present findings on how epigenetic modifications can influence immune responses and resistance traits.

This track will focus on comparative genomics to identify conserved resistance mechanisms across different species. Insights gained from comparative studies can inform breeding strategies aimed at enhancing disease resilience.

This session will provide a platform for discussing future research directions in the field of animal health and disease resistance. Participants will explore emerging technologies and their potential impact on livestock improvement.

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