New Look to Phytomedicine

<p>Section 1: Introduction to Herbal Therapeutics<br>1. Herbal Medicine: Current trends and future prospects<br>2. Diversity of bio-active compounds and their therapeutic potential<br>3. Ethnomedicinal wisdom: An approach for antiviral drug development<br>4. Plant derived prebiotics and its health benefits</p> <p>Section 2a: Biological activity and discovery of new compounds from herbs, medicinal plants and herbal medicine<br>5. Moroccan medicinal plants as anti-infective and antioxidant agents<br>6. Anti-inflammatory properties of herbs in oral infection<br>7.Bioactive molecules, pharmacology and future research trends of Ganoderma lucidium as a cancer chemotherapeutic agent<br>8. Indian berries and its active compounds: therapeutic potential  in cancer prevention<br>9. Prospects of essential oils in controlling  pathogenic biofilm <br>10. Anticancer phytocompounds: Experimental and clinical updates<br>11. Plant derived molecules in managing HIV infection</p> <p>Section 2b: Mechanism of action plant derived products/medicine<br>12. Current Strategy to target bacterial quorum sensing and virulence by phytocompounds<br>13. Understanding biochemical and molecular mechanism of complications of glycation and its management by herbal medicine<br>14. Insights of Phyto-compounds as anti-pathogenic agents: Controlling strategies for inhibiting biofilms and quorum sensing in Candida albicans<br>15. Neem Leaf Glycoprotein in Cancer Immunomodulation and Immunotherapy<br>16. Role of phytomedicine in diabetes and cardiovascular diseases<br>17. Plant-derived Immuno-modulators</p> <p>Section 3: Pharmacokinetics, interaction and toxicity profile of phytocompounds<br>18. Herb and modern drug interactions: Efficacy, quality and safety aspects</p> <p>Section 4: New dimensions in phytotherapy research and applications<br>19. High Throughput Virtual Screening (HTVS) of natural compounds & exploration of their Bio-molecular mechanisms: An in silico approach<br>20. Plant extracts and phytocompounds in management of Malaria <br>21. Assessment of antimicrobial activity of different phytochemicals against enteric diseases in different animal models<br>22. Nanoparticles in Ayurvedic medicine: potential and prospects<br>23. Nanoparticles-based delivery of phytomedicines: Challenges and opportunities<br>24. Phytomedicine: A potential alternative medicine in controlling neurological disorders</p>