7^th International Conference on Antimicrobial and Antibacterial Agents December 02-03, 2024 Prague, Czech Republic

Natalia Romanenkova is the leading researcher of the department of virology and scientific responsible for international scientific Projects and courses in the field of virology of Pasteur Institute in Saint-Petersburg, author of more than 100 scientific publications. She is virological supervisor of WHO Subnational Laboratory for Poliomyelitis in Saint-Petersburg and expert in surveillance and diagnostics of poliomyelitis and enterovirus infections, studies of the circulation of polioviruses and non-poliomyelitis enteroviruses among population and in the environment, immunology and molecular epidemiology of viral infections. She has certificate of Appreciation of WHO Regional Office for Europe for her contribution to the success of Poliomyelitis Eradication in Russia and European Region.

Microbiology,virology,Poliomyelitis

Clayton Dehn is the Sr. V.P., Early Phase Services and Strategic Development at Clinical Trials of Texas, Inc., a multitherapeutic research site based in San Antonio. He is a research physiologist with expertise in endocrine and metabolic disorders. He is the co-inventor of a process and substance for disturbing the inheritance pattern of ion-channelopathic disorders, and the sole author of the first publication cautioning against the risk of SGLT-inhibition inducing ketoacidosis in insulinopenic populations. In addition to serving on the editorial board of three peer-reviewed journals, he has also served by gubernatorial appointment on the Arizona Biomedical Research Commission

Clinical Research | Early signals of efficacy to streamline the drug development process