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Despite all the progress in the proteomic and genomic research, the quantitation of steroids in biological samples is still needed for the establishment of the biochemical phenotype of disorders affecting steroid biosynthesis.

In this work, we will present the fundamentals of Foodomics, discussing the role of this new discipline to solve some current and future challenges in food science and nutrition, and showing several Foodomics applications carried out in our laboratory related to food quality and food bioactivity.

Genetic diversity in soybean is widely recognized as a limitation to increasing yields by breeding. The soybean cyst nematode is the most damaging pest of soybean. One allele,Rhg1, is responsible for protecting most U. S. soybean production from this pathogen.

In this presentation we will explore the opportunities afforded by the hybrid magneto-plasmonic nanoparticles and PA imaging for the development of a low cost simple and nearly real-time assays for capture, separation and enumeration of rare cells.

In this talk Kattesh Katti, describes the application of green nanotechnology in cancer therapy.

Peter Ertl discusses how for the first time, direct cell-to-cell interactions of tumor cells with bead-activated primary T cells were continuously assessed using an effector cell to target cell ratio of 10:1.

This talk offers a valuable guide to the development of LAMP in molecular detection and determination of target sequences and will present examples with bright field applications of the method from the detection of pathogens to clinical applications for the diagnosis of cancer and other disorders.