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Advancing Molecular Diagnostics in Pakistan

WHAT AMPP CAN DO FOR YOU

Whether you are a medical professional, patient, or interested member of industry, molecular diagnostics is a central part of health care. As technologies evolve and new discoveries emerge, AMPP remains the keystone of the molecular diagnostics community.

Upcoming Pre-Conference Workshop: Interpretation of Genetic Testing in Genetic Disorders

Join this hands-on workshop to explore genome sequencing and genetic data interpretation. Enhance your skills in variant analysis and clinical application of genetic testing.

Pre-conference Workshop on 06th October

Discover the principles and practice of Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT) in this workshop. Learn advanced techniques for mutation detection and interpretation to enhance prenatal screening accuracy.

Pre-conference Workshop on 7th October

Join this hands-on workshop to explore genomic DNA isolation and mutation detection using HRM technology. Learn key analytical techniques and practical applications in diagnostics and research.

AMPP Announces Winners of the Best Oral and Poster Presentations!

The Association of Molecular Pathology Pakistan (AMPP) proudly congratulates the recipients of the Best Oral and Poster Presentation Awards for their exceptional contributions to molecular pathology research. Their outstanding work showcases the growing excellence and innovation in molecular diagnostics and translational research across Pakistan’s leading institutions.

Oral Presentation Awards

  • 1st Prize – “Mutational Landscape of Epilepsy: A Tertiary Care Experience” Dr. Maimoona Roghani,
    AFIP, Rawalpindi
  • 2nd Prize – “Gene Expression Analyses in Diabetic Foot Ulcers: The Possible Role of Antibiotic
    Therapy in Wound Healing” Dr. Nazia Hassan, Karachi Institute of Biotechnology and Genetic
    Engineering, Karachi
  • 3rd Prize – “Molecular and Functional Validation of Splice Site Variants in Rare
    Neurodevelopmental Disorder” Dr. Sajid Ali, Aga Khan University, Karachi

Poster Presentation Awards

  • 1st Prize – “KMT2A Rearrangements in Pediatric B-ALL: Frequency, Cytogenetic Concordance, and
    MRD Follow-up Experience from Indus Hospital and Health Network” Ms Sania Sahar, Indus
    Hospital and Health Network
  • 2nd Prize- “Metabolic and Genetic Profiling of Malnutrition: Focus on Vitamin D and Vitamin D
    Receptor Gene” Dr. Sitwat Zehra, Karachi Institute of Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering,
    Karachi
  • 3rd Prize (Joint Award) – “Cytogenetic Abnormalities associated with Reproductive Failure in
    Pakistani Population: Experience of a Tertiary Care Hospital.” Nazneen Parveen, Liaquat National
    Hospital, Karachi
  • “Cultivation and Whole Genome Sequencing of Wolbachia pipientis from Drosophila melanogaster
    ANU-1, a Biocontrol agent against Mosquitoes”
    Iqra Parveen, Dow University of Health Sciences,
    Karachi

AMPP extends heartfelt congratulations to all winners for their valuable contributions, and to all
participants for showcasing innovative research and clinical insights. Together, we continue to
strengthen the practice and science of molecular pathology in Pakistan.

President's Message

Dr Saeed Khan, Dow University of Health Sciences, Karachi

It is with great pleasure and humility that I extend a warm welcome to each one of you as President of the Association of Molecular Pathology Pakistan (AMPP). I am honored by your trust in me to lead this society into its next chapter of growth, contribution, and innovation.

Although AMPP is relatively young in its formal establishment, the roots of molecular pathology in Pakistan go back many years, nurtured by countless researchers, clinicians, and educators. Together, we have built a solid foundation that now enables us to harness global advances for local impact.

Our mission is clear: to promote excellence in molecular diagnostics, to foster collaboration across disciplines, and to ensure that innovations in genomics and molecular pathology translate into better patient outcomes here in Pakistan. During my tenure, I plan to prioritize strengthening training and capacity building, encouraging research in underexplored areas, and forging partnerships with international societies and industry.

AMPP MISSION

The Association for Molecular Pathology (AMPP) is a not-for-profit scientific society that advances the clinical practice, science, and excellence of molecular and genomic laboratory medicine through education, innovation, and advocacy to enable highest quality health care.
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