Award Announcement

BEST ORAL PRESENTATION AWARD

Track 1  Genomics for health and life sciences: Genomic medicine, Precision medicine, Microbial genetics

AwardAbstract No.TitlePresenting AuthorCountry
GST BEST ORAL
PRESENTATION AWARD
Winner 
A004RARE for 9: Advancing Equity or Patients with
Rare Diseases in Rural Area of Thailand
Dr. Vitchayaporn Emarach SaengowThailand
GST BEST ORAL
PRESENTATION AWARD
1st RUNNER UP
A036Deciphering the molecular links between ageing
and cancer through integrative multi-omics analyses
 Dr. Kasit ChatsirisupachaiThailand
GST Best ORAL
PRESENTATION AWARD
2nd RUNNER UP
A012IL2RA RARE-VARIANT BURDEN IS ASSOCIATED
WITH REDUCED RISK OF ESTATIONAL DIABETES
MELLITUS: A CANDIDATE-GENE SCREEN OF
TREG GENES N A THAI COHORT
Mr. Wachirawit Angkatavanich Thailand

Track 2  Population genetics and genomics

AwardAbstract No.TitlePresenting AuthorCountry
GST BEST ORAL
PRESENTATION AWARD
Winner 
C011RECONSTRUCTION OF KARYOTYPE EVOLUTION AND
CHROMOSOME REARRANGEMENTS BETWEEN
THE ANCESTRAL DUCKWEED SPECIES SPIRODELA
POLYRHIZA AND SPIRODELA INTERMEDIA
Assoc. Prof. Hoang Thi Nhu PhuongVietnam
GST BEST ORAL
PRESENTATION AWARD
1st RUNNER UP
C001PALEOCLIMATIC DYNAMICS AND DIVERSE HABITAT
ENVIRONMENTS SHAPED DEMOGRAPHIC HISTORY
AND LOCAL ADAPTATION IN SOUTH AMERICA
 Dr. Amit Gourav GhoshSingapore
GST Best ORAL
PRESENTATION AWARD
2nd RUNNER UP
C004GENETIC CHARACTERIZATION AND FORENSIC
UTILITY OF AUTOSOMAL STR LOCI IN MYANMAR
POPULATIONS
Miss Khaing Zin Than Myanmar

Track 3  Genomic for sustainability agriculture: animal genomics, plant genomics, environment genomics

AwardAbstract No.TitlePresenting AuthorCountry
FEBS Open Bio
BEST ORAL
PRESENTATION AWARD
Winner 
B007The Effect of cdk1 and espl1 Gene Knockout on
Heat Shock-Induced Polyploidization in
Hybrid Catfish
Miss Karnjanapond SornchaiThailand
GST BEST ORAL
PRESENTATION AWARD
1st RUNNER UP
B006BPM2 negatively regulates MYB52-mediated
transcriptional repression without triggering
target degradation
 Mr. Chayaton SachiyoThailand
GST Best ORAL
PRESENTATION AWARD
2nd RUNNER UP
B003PHOSPHOPROTEOMICS REVEALS THE MOLECULAR
MECHANISMS OF CHLORAMPHENICOL-INDUCED
IMPAIRMENT OF RICE GERMINATION
Dr. Rui Li Thailand

BEST POSTER PRESENTATION AWARD

AwardAbstract No.TitlePresenting AuthorCountry
FEBS Open Bio Award
BEST POSTER
PRESENTATION AWARD
WINNER
A003STROMAL TARGETING ENHANCES ARMORED
TROP-2 CHIMERIC ANTIGEN RECEPTOR-T CELL
CYTOTOXICITY AGAINST BREAST CANCER
Dr. Suparada KhanaruksombatThailand
GST BEST POSTER
PRESENTATION AWARD
1st RUNNER UP
A020TOWARD PERSONALIZED MEDICINE FOR ISCHEMIC
STROKE TREATED WITH CLOPIDOGREL:
INTEGRATING CYP2C19-PREDICTED PHENOTYPES
WITH CLINICAL RISKS
 Mr. Adunwit PhumphuangThailand
GST BEST POSTER
PRESENTATION AWARD
2nd RUNNER UP
A037IMPACT OF DPYD AND TYMS GENE
POLYMORPHISMS ON SAFETY AND COST-
EFFECTIVENESS OF 5-FLUOROURACIL IN CANCER
PATIENTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Ms. Le Trang Nguyen Vietnam

Abstract Announcement

Warm congratulations on the acceptance of your abstract for Presentation at iGST and AGCC 2026. 

ORAL PRESENTATIONS

Main Congress Day 1
Session:      Oral Presentation Track 1  Genomics for health and life sciences: Genomic medicine, Precision medicine, Microbial genetics

Date:           Monday 7th August 2026
Room:         Event Hall 1
Time:           
14.00 – 15.00 hrs.  (Presentation 8 minutes and Q&A 2 minutes)

TimeAbstract No.TitlePresenting AuthorCountry
14.00 - 14.10A006SPATIAL TRANSCRIPTOMICS IDENTIFIES NGFR AND EDIL3 AS PROGNOSTIC BIOMARKERS OF TUMOR BUDDING IN TRIPLE-NEGATIVE BREAST CANCERDr. Rungdawan WongsamartThailand
14.10 - 14.20B001STRUCTURAL VARIATION REVEALS A STRUCTURAL LAYER OF ALZHEIMER´S DISEASE GENETIC ARCHITECTURE BEYOND SNP-BASED RISK IN A KOREAN POPULATION Mr. Dongjin OhSouth Korea
14.20 - 14.30A004RARE for 9: Advancing Equity or Patients with Rare Diseases in Rural Area of ThailandMrs. Vitchayaporn Emarach Saengow Thailand
14.30 - 14.40A012IL2RA RARE-VARIANT BURDEN IS ASSOCIATED WITH REDUCED RISK OF ESTATIONAL DIABETES MELLITUS: A CANDIDATE-GENE SCREEN OF TREG GENES N A THAI COHORTMr. Wachirawit AngkatavanichThailand
14.40 - 14.50A036Deciphering the molecular links between ageing and cancer through integrative multi-omics analysesDr. Kasit ChatsirisupachaiThailand

Session:      Oral Presentation Track 2  Population genetics and genomics
Date:           Monday 7th August 2026
Room:         Event Hall 2
Time:           
14.00 – 15.00 hrs.  (Presentation 8 minutes and Q&A 2 minutes)

TimeAbstract No.TitlePresenting AuthorCountry
14.00 - 14.10C001PALEOCLIMATIC DYNAMICS AND DIVERSE HABITAT ENVIRONMENTS SHAPED DEMOGRAPHIC HISTORY AND LOCAL ADAPTATION IN SOUTH AMERICADr. Amit Gourav GhoshSingapore
14.10 - 14.20C004GENETIC CHARACTERIZATION AND FORENSIC UTILITY OF
AUTOSOMAL STR LOCI IN MYANMAR POPULATIONS
 Miss Khaing Zin ThanMyanmar
14.20 - 14.30C009PUTATIVE POLYKETIDE SYNTHASE GENES in TWO Cavenderia SPECIES from THAILANDMiss Kamonchat PROMMARIT Thailand
14.30 - 14.40C002METAGENOMIC PROFILING OF THE FAECAL RESISTOME FROM LONG-TAILED MACAQUES IN LOPBURI’S HUMAN-MACAQUE INTERFACEMr. Napatra IamsriThailand
14.40 - 14.50C010Comparative Evaluation of Machine Learning Models for Pathogenicity Classification of POLG Variants Miss Chanikarn JIRAPADINUNThailand
14.50 - 15.00C011RECONSTRUCTION OF KARYOTYPE EVOLUTION AND
CHROMOSOME REARRANGEMENTS BETWEEN THE ANCESTRAL DUCKWEED SPECIES SPIRODELA POLYRHIZA AND SPIRODELA INTERMEDIA
Assoc. Prof. Hoang Thi Nhu PhuongVietnam

Main Congress Day 2
Session:      Oral Presentation Track 3  Genomic for sustainability agriculture: animal genomics, plant genomics, environment genomics

Date:           Tuesday 8th August 2026
Room:         Event Hall 1
Time:           
14.00 – 15.00 hrs.  (Presentation 8 minutes and Q&A 2 minutes)

TimeAbstract No.TitlePresenting AuthorCountry
14.00 - 14.10B002POLYPHASIC CHARACTERIZATION AND WHOLE GENOME ANALYSIS OF A POTENTIAL VITAMIN B 12 -PRODUCING WOLFFIAASSOCIATED NOVEL SPECIES, AFFINIRHIZOBIUM GLOBOSAE SP. NOV.Miss Nhu Thuy To LeVietnam
14.10 - 14.20B003PHOSPHOPROTEOMICS REVEALS THE MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF CHLORAMPHENICOL-INDUCED IMPAIRMENT OF RICE GERMINATION Dr. Rui LiThailand
14.20 - 14.30B004WEIGHTED GENE CO-EXPRESSION NETWORK ANALYSIS REVEALS ORGAN-DEPENDENT HOST–PHYTOPLASMA ASSOCIATIONS IN SUGARCANE WHITE LEAF DISEASEDr. Karan Lohmaneeratana Thailand
14.30 - 14.40B005CRISPR/CAS9-MEDIATED EDITING OF GN1A IN RICE (ORYZA SATIVA L.) CULTIVAR SASANISHIKIMr. Teerapong JanthabutThailand
14.40 - 14.50B006BPM2 negatively regulates MYB52-mediated transcriptional repression without triggering target degradation Mr. Chayaton SachiyoThailand
14.50 - 15.00B007The Effect of cdk1 and espl1 Gene Knockout on Heat Shock-Induced Polyploidization in Hybrid CatfishMiss Karnjanapond SornchaiThailand

E-POSTER PRESENTATIONS

Main Congress Day 1
Session:      E-Poster Presentation Track 1 - 2 - 3

Date:           Monday 7th August 2026
Room:         Event Hall 1 - LED Poster Station 1 and Station 3
Time:           
15.30 – 16.30 hrs.  (Presentation 8 minutes and Q&A 2 minutes)

TimeAbstract No.TitlePresenting AuthorCountry

A015CLINICAL AND COST OUTCOMES OF HLA-B*58:01 SCREENING BEFORE ALLOPURINOL THERAPY: A REAL-WORLD COHORT STUDY AT QUEEN SAVANG VADHANA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL,THAI RED CROSS SOCIETYMiss Kessada TunwongsaThailand

A003STROMAL TARGETING ENHANCES ARMORED TROP-2 CHIMERIC ANTIGEN RECEPTOR-T CELL
CYTOTOXICITY AGAINST BREAST CANCER
 Dr. Suparada KhanaruksombatThailand

A037IMPACT OF DPYD AND TYMS GENE POLYMORPHISMS ON SAFETY AND COST- EFFECTIVENESS OF 5-FLUOROURACIL IN CANCER PATIENTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWMs. Le Trang Nguyen Vietnam

A014GENOME-WIDE ASSOCIATION STUDY OF ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE IN A LARGE KOREAN POPULATIONMr. Yoontae KimSouth Korea

A017THE L:AMP COHORT: A LONGITUDINAL GENOMIC AND EPIGENOMIC RESOURCE FOR STUDYING HEALTHY AGING TRAJECTORIES Miss Eunseo JungSouth Korea

A024EVALUATING DNA METHYLATION OF CELLULAR NID2 GENE FOR SCREENING CERVICAL PRECANCEROUS LESIONSMiss Sonam ChimiBhutan
 A026TRANSCRIPTOMIC SCREENING FOR HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS IN 108 ORAL SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMASMr. Mon Bahadur PradhanBhutan
 A032A GRAPHENE-BASED ELECTROCHEMICAL PLATFORM FOR ANALYSIS OF TUBERCULOSIS DRUG RESISTANCE-ASSOCIATED SNPSDr. Prachumporn NounuraiThailand
 A016Pharmacogenetics-Guided Warfarin Dosing in Thai Children: A Pilot Study of INR Outcomes and Algorithm ComparisonDr. Raviwan WittawassamrankulThailand
 A020TOWARD PERSONALIZED MEDICINE FOR ISCHEMIC STROKE TREATED WITH CLOPIDOGREL: INTEGRATING CYP2C19-PREDICTED PHENOTYPES WITH CLINICAL RISKSMr. Adunwit PhumphuangThailand
 C006INTEGRATIVE MULTI-OMICS ANALYSIS REVEALS NEURAL MECHANISMS UNDERLYING MOBILITY PRESERVATION IN OLDEST-OLD ADULTSMr. Gunhoon LeeSouth Korea
 C003MITOCHONDRIAL DNA VARIATIONS OF POPULATIONS FROM THE LOWER PART OF NORTHERN THAILANDMiss Teewararat RonsuekThailand

E-POSTER VIEWING

Main Congress Day 1-2
Date:           7th - 8th August 2026
Room:         Event Hall 1 - LED Poster Station 2
Time:           
8.30 – 17.30 hrs.

Abstract No.TitlePresenting AuthorCountry
A001Acquired vulnerability based therapy for highly drug resistant cholangiocarcinomaMiss Praewpitcha WatcharakhunThailand
A002PHARMACOGENOMICS IN TUBERCULOSIS: N-ACETYLTRANSFERASE 2 (NAT2) GENOTYPES IN A THAI POPULATION AND A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWDr. Maliheh ErshadianIran
A005EFFICACY OF PENTAGALLOYL GLUCOSE AND FAVIPIRAVIR AGAINST RABIES VIRUS REPLICATIONMiss Supansa PraipeamThailand
A007CUCURBITACIN B INHIBITS DISEASE PROGRESSION AND PD-L1 EXPRESSION IN OVARIAN AND NON-SMALL CELL LUNG CANCERS VIA THE STAT3 SIGNALING PATHWAYMiss Pranisa JamjuntraThailand
A008Prevalence of the HLA-A*31:01 Allele across Global Populations: Comprehensive Analysis Through Using Allele Frequency Net DatabaseProf. Dr. Mohitosh BiswasBangladesh
A009GENETIC INSIGHTS INTO BIOCIDE-ASSOCIATED RESISTANCE IN PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA: LINKING ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE, HOST IMMUNITY, AND BIOSAFETY EDUCATIONAsst. Prof. Dr. Adisak RomsangThailand
A010AGE-SPECIFIC DISTRIBUTION OF CHROMOSOMAL ABNORMALITIES DETECTED BY POSTNATAL CYTOGENETIC ANALYSIS AT SRINAGARIND HOSPITAL, THAILANDDr. Phongsathorn WichianThailand
A011IL-10 Innate Lymphoid cells inhibit γδT17 cell migration during
psoriatic skin inflammation
Mr. Jeong Won ParkSouth Korea
A013Impact of Genetic Counseling on Caregiver Knowledge of Rare and Undiagnosed Diseases: A Pilot Study in a Rural AreaMrs. Rodjarin YamchuThailand
A018OPPOSING GENETIC PATHWAYS MODIFY COGNITIVE OUTCOME IN AMYLOID PET-POSITIVE APOE ε4 CARRIERS: A GENOME-WIDE STUDYMiss Hyeonseul ParkSouth Korea
A019BIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE METHYLATION AGE GAP ACROSS THE HUMAN LIFESPANMs. Yeon-oh JeongSouth Korea
A021Effects of hyaluronic acid on cell viability and Wnt/β-catenin gene expression in human keratinocytes under high glucose conditionsMiss Pimpakan DaraThailand
A022Establishing a Genomic Center at MedPark Hospital: Overcoming Real-World Laboratory Challenges in Advanced Genomic Testing for Complex Disease ManagementAsst. Prof. Dr. Tanawan Samleerat CarrawayThailand
A023Patient-derived colorectal cancer organoids reveal autologous T cell cytotoxicity induced by dual αMSLN×αCD3 and αNECTIN2×αCD28 bispecific protein engagersMr. Pattara KanoksingThailand
A025ASSESSMENT OF PCR INHIBITION IN URINE-DERIVED DNA USING A CSF1PO SPIKE-IN ASSAYMr. Ankur NeogIndia
A027AGING AND LONGEVITY GENOMICS: INSIGHTS FROM GWAS AND CENTENARIAN GENOMESMiss Dabin YoonSouth Korea
A028MAPPING OF GENETIC REGULATION OF DNA METHYLATION IN CRITICAL COVID-19 Dr. NIKOLAOS AVRAMIDISSouth Korea
A029A NON-BIOINFORMATICIAN’S APPROACH TO CONSENSUS MOTIF IDENTIFICATION IN REPETITIVE GENOMES: SIGNAL PROCESSING, GRAPH THEORY, AND HIERARCHICAL GENE NETWORKSMr. Bao Thai TranVietnam
A030BIOINFORMATIC DESIGN OF A CRISPR/CAS9 CONSTRUCT TARGETING THE UNC93B1 SYNTENIN-1 BINDING DOMAIN FOR INVESTIGATION OF ENDOSOMAL TOLL-LIKE RECEPTOR REGULATION IN SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUSMiss Apinporn RatanaworabhanThailand
A031IN-DEPTH CHARACTERIZATION OF B-CELL HETEROGENEITY AND BCR REPERTOIRE IN DENGUE VIRUS INFECTION USING SINGLE-CELL RNA SEQUENCINGMiss Pisuttinee PongploypoenThailand
A033COMPARISON OF HLA TYPING ALGORITHMS FOR GENOTYPING AND IDENTIFYING CLINICALLY IMPORTANT ALLELES FROM WHOLE-EXOME SEQUENCING DATADr. Kanoot JaruthamsophonThailand
A034PHARMACIST-LED HLA-B*15:02 INFORMED DRUG THERAPY IN A MALAYSIAN TERTIARY HOSPITAL: ESTIMATION OF COST AVOIDANCE WITH NEURO PRECISION PHARMACOTHERAPYMr. Beng Hoong ChewMalaysia
A035ITGB3 AS A POTENTIAL THERAPEUTIC TARGET FOR MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER: INTEGRATIVE HUMAN AND ANIMAL STUDIESAssoc. Prof. Mikyung KimSouth Korea
A038Antimicrobial Resistance and Virulence Factors of Bacteria in Clariid Catfish Used for Fermented FishMiss Nuha YalaedaeThailand
A039Genome-based safety assessment and probiotic-relevant traits of Lactiplantibacillus plantarum VLLk1 isolated from Vitallife Homemade KimchiMiss Chanettee JamyuangThailand
C007TWO TOOLS FOR RNA-SEQ DE ANALYSIS, FROM CONTROLLED EXPERIMENTS TO OBSERVATIONAL STUDIESMiss Doye LimSouth Korea
C008COMPARATIVE TRANSCRIPTOME ANALYSIS OF FLOWERING-RELATED GENES ACROSS DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES IN THE SOUTHERN THAI BAMBOO (BAMBUSA FARINACEA 'PHUM ROK')Miss Wallapa KochsilaThailand

Call for Abstracts: iGST & AGCC 2026

 
The iGST-AGCC 2026 Conference is now open and ready for your submission.
 
Be part of the program!

   Important Dates
           MAY 25  Submission Opens
           AUG 15   Submission Deadline
           AUG 31   Notification of Acceptance
 
   General information

  • Abstract submission is now open!

  • The iGST-AGCC 2026 poster session is a forum for presentation of research findings and must include at least some original new data not previously presented at a national or international meeting. Accepted abstracts will be considered for either poster and/or oral presentation based on the author's preference

  • Abstracts should be related to Genomic Medicine, Precision Medicine and Microbial Genetics (Human and Medical Genetics, Human Molecular Genetics, Human and Medical Cytogenetics, Genomics and Precision Medicine, Oncogenetics, Pharmacogenomics and Personalized Medicine, Drug and Vaccine Discovery, Forensic Genetics). Agricultural and Applied Genetics (Agricultural Biotechnology, Plant Genetics and Breeding, Animal Wildlife, Fish and Shellfish Genetics, Environmental and Conservation Genetics, Genetics and Biosafety, Biotechnology and Synthetic Biology, Bioinformatics and Systems Biology). Population Genetics and Genomics for Conservation and Biodiversity (Genetic Diversity and Evolution, Population Genetics and Genomics, Genetic Anthropology).

  • Abstract grading is done by peer-review and abstracts will be selected on the basis of scientific merit.

  • Abstracts must be submitted by August 15, 2026.

  • Notification of abstract acceptance will be sent out in August.

  • The presenting author of an accepted abstract must register for the conference.

  • Presenters are responsible for all expenses related to their participation in the conference, including transportation, registration fees, lodging, and meals.

  • Accepted abstracts will be published in the conference proceedings

  • After the abstract submission deadline, abstracts may not be revised or resubmitted.


   Guidelines for Abstract Submission

Please read the submission rules BEFORE submitting an abstract.

  1. Abstracts should be related to Genomic Medicine, Precision Medicine and Microbial Genetics (Human and Medical Genetics, Human Molecular Genetics, Human and Medical Cytogenetics, Genomics and Precision Medicine, Oncogenetics, Pharmacogenomics and Personalized Medicine, Drug and Vaccine Discovery, Forensic Genetics). Agricultural and Applied Genetics (Agricultural Biotechnology, Plant Genetics and Breeding, Animal Wildlife, Fish and Shellfish Genetics, Environmental and Conservation Genetics, Genetics and Biosafety, Biotechnology and Synthetic Biology, Bioinformatics and Systems Biology). Population Genetics and Genomics for Conservation and Biodiversity (Genetic Diversity and Evolution, Population Genetics and Genomics, Genetic Anthropology).

  2. Authors must indicate their preference for oral or e-poster presentations on the submission form.

  3. Before submitting the abstract, the presenting author must ensure that all co-authors are aware of its content and agree to its submission.

  4. Abstracts must be original and must not have been published or presented in any prior meetings. However, an abstract used before but developed another aspect of research findings with different viewpoints will be acceptable.

  5. Abstracts must be submitted in English

  6. Submissions should be made through our official e-mail address: regiscon@hotmail.com

  7. The conference registration of the presenting author is required.

  8. Fill in the submission form and provide information as indicated.

  9. Figure or table is limited to only one image in JPG, GIF, or PNG format and should be submitted as an attached file via email with a maximum size of 500 KB.

  10. Use only standard abbreviations. Special or unusual abbreviations should be placed in parentheses after the whole word the first time they appear.

  11. Use generic names of drugs. Commercial promotional content is prohibited.

 

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