Academic
Qualification:
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M.Sc, Ph.D.
(Botany)
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Field of
Specialization:
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Cyanobacterial Biotechnology, Phycology,
Ecology, Environmental Biology
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Designation :
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Professor and Ex Head
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Department :
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Bio-Sciences
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Institution :
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Jamia Millia Islamia (Univ.), New Delhi –
110025
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Academic
Qualifications:
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Teaching
Experience (Position Held):
27 years
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Lecturer
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Kanpur University (P.P.N. P.G. College) | 29.1.82 – 14.5.86 |
Lecturer
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Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi-110025 | 15.5.86 - 14.5.90 |
Reader
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Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi-110025 | 15.5.90 – 14.5.98 |
Professor
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Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi-110025 | 15.5.98 – Till Date |
Administrative
Experience :
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i. Head, Department of Bio-Sciences,
19.1.2001– 2004.
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ii. Introduced B.Sc. Biotechnology (UGC) from
2001-2002 under the National Policy of Vocationalisation of Education and acted
as its
co-ordinator. | ||
Awards / Prizes
/ Certificates etc. :
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i. Birbal Sahni Memorial Gold
Medal 1978
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ii. Best paper award of Indian
Botanical Society 1986 (Phycology General Session, Madras,
India)
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iii. DBT- National
Associateship 1989-1992 (Tenable at CFTRI Mysore, India)
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iv. DBT- National Associateship
- component part 1991-1992 (Tenable at Texas A & M Univ.,
USA)
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v. INSA – DFG Fellowship 1997
(Tenable at Rostock Univ. Rostock, Germany)
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vi. Special Achievement Award Association of
India’s National News Papers (Day Today Events, Jan Ayog, Qaumi Zindagi) on
25.2. 2001,
Constitution Club, New Delhi. | ||
Seminar
Conferences Attended with Paper Presentation:
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33.
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Varanasi
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International Symposium on Phycological
Research
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2010
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32.
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Chennai
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International Conference on Algal Biomass
Resources and Utilization
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2009
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31.
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Delhi
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7th Asia Pacific Conference on
Algal Biotechnology
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2009
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30.
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Patiala
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National Symposium on Phycology in India :
Basic to Applied
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2009
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29.
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Chandigarh
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National Symposium on Recent Advances in
Phycology from Molecules to Ecosystem
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2007
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28.
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Philippines
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Pacific Conference on Algal
Biotechnology
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2006
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27.
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New Delhi
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International conference on Recent trends in
Algal Biotechnology
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2006
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26.
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Chennai
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National symposium on Biology and Biodiversity
of Fresh Water Algae
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2004
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25.
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Patiala
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National symposium on Recent Trend in Algal
Biology and Biotechnology
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2004
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24.
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Varanasi
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Cyanobacteria and Plants under Environmental :
Responses, Defence Strategies and Biotechnological Prospects
Stress
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2003
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23.
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China
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International workshop on Microalgal
biotechnology
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2002
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22.
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New Delhi
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Seminar on Science , Technology and
Development Academic Staff College, JMI (resource
person).
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2002
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21.
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New Delhi
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Workshop on Reorienting Teachers training to
Address Sustainable development , NCTE, JMI
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2002
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20.
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Lucknow
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World Summit on Sustainable Development
Nothern Region Workshop
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2002
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19.
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Lucknow
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The 2nd International Conference on
Plants and Environmental Pollution
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2002
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18.
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New Delhi
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Women Scientists and Technologists for
National Development
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2002
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17.
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Hong Kong
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The 4th Asia Pacific Conference on
Algal Biotechnology
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2000
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16.
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Chennai
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National Symposium on Phycology in Millenium
New Millenium
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2000
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15.
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Nainital
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International Conference on Tropical Aquatic
Ecosystems :Health, Management and Conservation
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1999
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14.
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New Delhi
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National Symposium on Toxicology &
Environmental Health
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1998
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13.
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Varanasi
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Symposium on Algal Biology and
Biotechnology
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1997
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12.
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Lucknow
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International Conference on Plant &
Environmental Pollution
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1996
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11.
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Tiruchirapalli
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International Symposium on Cyanobacterial
Biotechnology
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1996
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10.
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Italy (Urbino)
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Fourth International Symposium on
Photosynthetic Prokaryotes
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1994
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09.
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New Delhi
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National Symposium, Emerging Technology in
Environmental Conservation
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1994
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08.
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Dehradun
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International Seminar on MFP in
Forestry
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1993
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07.
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New Delhi
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Frontiers in Modern
Biology
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1993
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06.
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New Delhi
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International Conference on Recent Advances in
Medical& Aromatic Plants
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1989
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05.
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Australia (
Melbourne)
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Third International Phycological
Congress
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1986
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04.
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Varanasi
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International Phycotalk
Symposium
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1987
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03.
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New Delhi
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Indian Science Congress
Association
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1986
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02.
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Madras
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International Symposium on
Phycology
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1986
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01.
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Hyderabad.
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Indian Botanical Congress
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1985
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Training
/Workshop / Orientation Course Attended as Participant
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xi April 2, 2001 Centre for
Environmental Education, Nothern Region Cell, Lucknow,
India.
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x . August 17-Dec, 1998,
Department of Biology, Univ. of Rostock, Germany under the guidance of
Dr. Martin Hagemann, on Heavy
Metal Stress Induced Changes in
Cyanobacterial Protein Profile (Research Training)
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ix. March 1-2, 1996, Microbes:
Bioremediation of Pollution and energy at the Centre for Advancement of
Microbial Science, J.N.U.,
New Delhi, India
(Symposium)
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viii. December 4-22, 1996, Gene
Expression Systems and their Applications at ICGAB, New Delhi, India (Theoretical Course)
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vii. August 21-September 8,
1995, Biodegradation of Chlorinated Pesticides, ITRC, Lucknow,
India. (Short Training
Programme)
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vi. October 24-November 11,
1994, Mathematical Ecology, ICTP, Trieste, Italy (Fourth Autumn Course)
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v. January 31- February 11,
1994, Marine Cyanobacteria Utilisation Programme, Bharti Dashan
University, Trichi,
India.
(Short Training)
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iv. August 18, 1991-1992 ;
Department of Biology, Texas A & M University, U.S.A., under the
guidance of Dr. Jim Golden, on
Recombinase involved in Heterocyst
Development (Research Training ).
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iii. March 15 – 16, 1993:
Attended orientation Course - Programme for Academic Counsellor of Bechelor of
Science, IGNOU, Delhi, India.
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ii. March20-April 4, 1990 :
Participated in short term training programme on Gene & Chromosome
Manipulation in fish at School of
Biological Sciences, M.K.U., Madurai,
India.
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i. March 1989-February 1990 :
Research training at Autotrophic Cell Culture, CFTRI, Mysore, India on
Yield Improvement of Spirulina by
Growth Parameters & Genetic Engineering,
under the guidance of Dr. L.V. Venkataraman.
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Member of
Societies :
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vii. Phycological Society of
India.
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vi. Association of
Microbiologist of India.
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v. Indian Science Congress
Association.
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iv. Indian Women Scientist
Association.
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iii. Third Word Organization for Women in
Science.
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ii. Asia – Pacific Society for
Applied Phycology.
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i. Society of Environmental
Scientists, Department of Botany, Delhi University
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Research
Projects and Fundings:
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8. Evaluation of Anti-diabetic
compounds from cyanobacteria , CCRUM, 2009 (Ongoing)
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7. Investigation of
insulin-like proteins from Spirulina,, UGC, 2009
(Ongoing)
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6. Interaction of malathion
pesticide with osmolytes and free radicals in Anabaena variabilis, DST, 2007
(Ongoing)
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5. Antimicrobial activity of
cyanobacteria, ICMR, 2006 (Completed)
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4. Studies on cyanobacterial
proline for bioremediation of water pollution UGC, 2004
(Completed)
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3. Phytotoxicity of heavy
metals to Spirulina platensis and biomass analysis for its application,
UGC 1994 (Completed)
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2. Isolation and
characterization of microalgal lipids and β-carotene, DST, 1990
(Completed)
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1. Use of cytoplasmic streaming
in characean algae for monitoring aquatic pollution, DOEn , 1989
(Completed)
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Supervision of Students Research Work :
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i. Ph.D students - awarded
–20, registered -10
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ii. M.Sc students - more
than 50
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List of
Publications :
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I.
Book: Cyanobacterial
and Algal Metabolism and Environmental Biotechnology, Ed. FatmaT, 1999,
1-272, Narosa Publishing, House,
New Delhi,
London.
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II. Articles /
Research papers :
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66. Callus induction and whole
plant regeneration in elite Indian maize (Zea mays L.) inbreds Rakshit,S,
Rashid, Z, Sekhar,JC Fatma, T &
Das, S Plant Cell Tiss Organ Cult 2010, 100: 31-37 |
65. Specific interaction of
jacalin with phycocyanin, a fluorescent phycobiliprotein. Gunjan P, Fatma
T, Sudha M, Cowsik, Sneha Sudha
Komath, Photochemistry and Photobiology,
2009, 97:87-93.
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64. Specific interaction of the
legume lectins, concanavalin A and peanut agglutinin, with Phycocyanin, Gunjan P
Komat S, Fatma T,
Photochemistry and Photobiology, 2009,85
:1126-1133
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63. Screening of cynobacteria
for phycobiliproteins and Effect of Different Environmental Stress on its Yield,
Hemlata & Fatma T. Bull
Environ Contam Toxicol 2009, 83:
509-515
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62 Effect of Oxazolidinone ,RBx
(Ranbezolid) on inhibition of Staphyloccocal Adherence to plastic surfaces,
Mathur T, Singhal S, Bhateja P,
Rattan, A, Bhatnagar P, Upadhyay D, Fatma
T, Journal of Chemotherapy, 2008, 20: 420-427
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61. Endosulfan induced
biochemical changes in nitrogen fixing Cyanobacteria, Kumar S,
Habib K
& Fatma T, Science of Total Environment
2008,
403:130-138.
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60. Evaluation of antioxidant
defence response to lead stress in Hapalosiphon fontinalis, Zutshi S,
Chaudhry M, Bharat N, Abdin M Z and
Fatma T, J. of Phycology,
2007, 44 (4):889-896 .
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59. Study of Antimycobacterial
Activity from Cyanobacterial Extracts and Phytochemical Screening of Methanol
Extract of Hapalosiphon
Rao M, Malhotra S, Fatma T &
Rattan A, Pharmaceutical Biology, , 2007, 45: 228-93.
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58. Effect of heavy metal stress
on proline and malondialdehyde contents and superoxide dismutase activity in
cyanobacterium-Spirulina
platensis : Choudhary M, Jetly UK,
Khan A, Zutshi S & Fatma T , Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety,
66(2):204- 209, 2007.
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57. Impact of environmental
pollution on Cyanobacterial proline content , Khan M A and Fatma T ,
Journal of Applied Phycology, 2007,
19:625-629
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56. Activity of blue green algae
extracts against invitro generated Staphylococcus aureus with reduced susceptibility to
vancomycin,
Bhateja P, Mathur T, Pandya P, Fatma T
& Rattan A , Fitoterapia, 2006, 77: 233-235
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55. Detection of biofilm
formation of the clinical isolates of Staphylococcus Evaluation of three
different screening methods. Mathur T,
Singhal S, Khan S, Upadhay D.J, Fatma T,
Ind. J. Med. Micro., 2006, 24(I) : 25-29
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54. Invitro Bacterial activity
of oxazoidinone, RBx 8700 against Mycobacterium tuberculosis and
Mycobacterium avium complex, Rao M,
Sood R, Malhotra S, Fatma T,
Upadhay D J & Rattan A, Journal of Chemotherapy., 2006, 18(2) : 144-
150
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53. Characterisation of
laboratory generated Vancomycin – intermediate resistant Staphylococcus
aureus strains. International Journal of
antimicrobial Agents: Bhateja P, Purnapatre
K, Dube S, Fatma T & Rattan A , Int, J Antimicrob Agents, 2006, 27:
201-211
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52. Detection of
Vancomycin resistant Staphylococcus aureus : A comparative study
of three different phenotypic screening method,
Bhateja P, Mathur T, Pandya M, Fatma T
& Rattan A, Indian J. of Med. Microbiol, 2005, 23(I):52-53
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51. Adverse Effect of
Staphylococci slime on invitro activity of glycopeptides: Mathur T, Singhal S,
Khan S, Upadhay D.J & Fatma T ,
Japanese Journal of Infectious
Disease, 2005, 58(6) : 353-357
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50. Tolerance of Spirulina
platensis and Anabaena sp to Endosulfan, an organochlorine
pesticide:. Kumar S, Jetly UK & Fatma T, Annals
Botany, 2004, 18(2):
103-107
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49. Toxicological studies of
pesticides on cytoplasmic streaming in Nitella, Fatma T &
Pandey SK, Indian Journal of Experimental Biology,
2004, 242:
732-735
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48. Cytoplasmic streaming
velocity of Nitella as a new aquatic pollution bio assay technique,
Fatma T Pandey S K in Plant response to
environmental stress, chapter 31, Ed.
Tripathi et al., International Book Distribution Co (Publication Division),
Lucknow, 2004
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47. Evaluation of biochemical
productivity in cyanobacterium Spirulina platensis – S5 under heavy metal
stress, Jetley UK, Choudhary M,
Fatma T, Asian Journal of Chemistry
Vol 16, Nos. 3-4, 1524 – 1528, 2004.
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46. Evaluation of biochemical
productivity in cyanobacterium Spirulina platensis – S5 under heavy metal
stress Part - II. Jetley UK,
Choudhary M, Fatma T, Asian
Journal
of Chemistry, 2004, 16 ( 3-4): 1868-1874
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45.The impact of physical stress
on the growth of cyanobacterium Spirulina platensis– S5. Jetley U.K,
Choudhary M , Fatma T , Journal of
Environmental Science & Engineering,
2004, 46(4): 303 – 311
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44. Potentiality of
cyanobacterium Spirulina platensis – S5 for bioremediation of zinc.
Jetley U.K, Choudhary M, Fatma T, Bull. Env.
Sci.,2004 I: 77-83
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43. Potentiality of
Cyanobacterium Spirulina platensis –S5 for Bioremidiation of Chromium
(Cr). Jetly UK, Choudhury, M & Fatma T , 2004,
302- 314.
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42. Invitro activity of RBX 7644
(Ranbezolid) on biopfilm producing bacteria. Mathur T, Bhateja P, Pandya M,
Fatma T, & Rattan A,
International J. of Antimicrobial Agents.
London, 2004, ,24:369-373
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41. Bioremedial potential of
cyanobacterium Spirulina platensis – S5 for lead, Jetley UK, Choudhary
M, Fatma T, Bull. Env. Sci., Vol I ( 2nd
issue), 77-83,
2004.
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40. Biosphere Fatma T,
Environmental Education, Ed. Zeenat Qidwai, Institute of Advanced Studies in
Education, 101-114,.2002.
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39. Environmental Problems :
Ethics and sustainable development Fatma T, Environmental Education, Ed.
Zeenat Qidwai, Institute of
Advanced Studies in Education,
74-88.,2002.
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38. Algae and Human Welfare,
Fatma T, IGNOU, LSE-12 Plant Diversity –1,
2000
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37. Potential use of
Phormidium for bioremediation of copper, Taneja L, Fatma T, Ind.
J. Applied & Pure Biology, 2000, 15(2):83-86
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36. Studies on potential use of
cyanobacterium Westiellopsis for bioremediation of copper, Fatma T
& Taneja L, Environmental Stress;
Indication , Mitigation and
Eco-conservation,Ed. M.Yunus, N.Singh, L.J.de Kok, Kulwer Academic Press,
Netherlands, 386-390, 2000.
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35. Partial charecterization of
an abundant human skin melanosomal 66 kDa protein (MP 66) and investigation to
purify a similar protein
from B16 murine melanoma tumors, Badisa RB,
Rabburi D and Fatma T Melanoma Research , 2000, 10: 515-526 Research
(10)
515-526.
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34. Phytotoxicity of heavy
metals on Spirulina platensis, Sultan S & Fatma T, Phykos,
1999, 38: 87 – 92
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33. Significance of n-3
poly-unsaturated fatty acids and algal potential as its source, Fatma T
& Sultan S, in Book: Cyanobacterial and
Algal Metabolisim and Environmental
Biotechnology, Ed. Fatma T, Narosa Publishing House. 49-60.
1999
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32. Cyanobacteria and heavy
metal stress, Fatma T & Sultan S, in Book: Cyanobacterial and Algal
Metabolisim and Environmental
Biotechnology, Ed. Fatma T, Narosa Publishing
House, 150-158, 1999.
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31. A simple and rapid serum
bactericidal assay and its evaluation in clinical isolates of Klebsiella, Sharma
SK, Fatma T & Thukral SS, The
Journal of Microbiological Methods, 1999,
39: 45-48
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30. Effect of an abundant human
skin, melanosomal 66 KDa protein MP66 on Murine tyrosinase: Its physiological
implications on
melanogenesis, Babu BR, Diwakar,G, Ramaiah A
& Fatma T, Journal of Biosciences, 1998, 23 :
125-129.
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29. Use of Cytoplasmic Streaming
in Nitella for monitoring aquatic Pollution, Pandey, S.K., Khan AN,Singh
AK, Fatma T , Amin M , Indian
Journal of Experimental Biology, 1997, 35
:1258-1260
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28. Cell type specificity of the
Anabaena, fdx N – element rearrangement requires Xis H & Xis I, Ramaswamy KS,
Carrasco CD, Fatma T,
Golden JW, Molecular
Microbiology, 1997, 23:1241- 1249
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27. Development of
anti-oxidative system of wheat seedlings in response to high light,
Chauhan NP,
Fatma T & Singhal GS, Physiologia
Planterum, 1995, 94 :
97-103
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26. Application of whole cell
protein analysis by PAGE to estabish source of Salmonella typhimurium
SDS-PAGE, Khan KA, Rattan A, Fatma
T, Khan FG & Kalia A, The Journal
of Infection, 1996, 33 :169-171
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25. Studies on cyanobacterium
Anacystis nidulans with respect to biochemical constituents and copper
uptake, Taneja L & Fatma T ,
Proceedings of International Symposium on
Cyanobacterial Biotechnology, Trichirapalli, 433- 438 ,
1996.
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24. In vitro activity of
ofloxacin against clinical isolates of Mycobacterium tuberculosis, Surpal
BB, Khanna SP & Fatma T , Indian Journal
of Tuberculosis, 1995, 43
:183-186
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23. Finger Printing of
Salmonella typhimurium – comparision between traditional and molecular
methods, Khan .A, Rattan A, Fatma T ,
Khan FG and Kalia, A, Ind. J. Medical
Microbiology, 1995, 13 (3): 141-144
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22. Algal Flora of saline alkali
soil from rice fields of Siknaderpur, Hardoi, Singh BV, Fatma T & Goyal
SK, Acta Botanica Indica, 1995, 23 :
67-70
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21. pH tolerance in certain
cyanobacteria, Singh SV, Goyal SK & Fatma T Phykos, 1995, 34 : 97
–103
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20. Ecology, taxonomy and
basiphyte preference studies on genus Coleochaete with a review on its
evolutionary tendencies, Fatma T,
Recent Advances in Phycology, ed. Kashyap ,AK
and Kuma HD, 233-247, 1994.
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19. Evaluation of selected
strains of Spirulina for their constituents, Fatma T,
Sarda
R & Venkataraman LV, Phykos, 1994, 33: 89-97
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18. Cyanobacterial and Algal
Potential as Biochemicals, Fatma T & Venkataraman LV , J. Non Timber
Forest, 1994, 1: 19-39
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17. Protection of wheat
chloroplast from lipid peroxidation and loss of photosynthetic pigments by
quercetin under strong illumination,
Chauhan NP, Fatma T & Mishra RK,
J. Plant Physiology, 1992, 140 : 409-413
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16. Conjugal gene transfer in
filamentous cyanobacteria, Fatma T & Venkataraman LV,
Current
Science, 1992, 63: 186-191
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15. Effect of culture filtrate
on the growth of Spirulina platensis , Fatma T, Current Science,
1990, 59: 797-798
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14. Ecological studies on
Chaetophorales of two ponds of Lucknow, Fatma T, Phykos, 1990
29: 89-94,
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13. Taxonomy and Ecology of a
New Indian chaetophoralean member Stigeoclonium longipilum Kuetz ,
Fatma T , Acta Botanica Indica,
1990, 18: 276-277
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12. Stigeoclonium nanum –
A new Biological Indicator of Water pollution, Fatma T, Res. J. Pl.
Environs, 1990, 6 (2): 89-91
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11. Periodicity, distribution
& basiphyte preference of epiphytic chaetophorales of three fresh water
ponds of Lucknow, Fatma T,
Perspective in Phycology.ed V.N. Raja
Rao, Today & Tomorrow Printers & Publishers, New Delhi-5 , 121-125,
1990.
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10. Bioproducts from
microalga Dunaliella , Fatma T & Venkataraman,
LV,
Microbiology Today, 1990, 1 :138-150
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9. Morphological &
Ecological Observations on Stigeoclonium farctum Chaetophorales,
Chlorphyceae, Fatma T, Current Science, 1989,
58: 1366-1367
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8. Micro algal Lipids, Fatma,
T , Everyman Science , 1989, 159-163
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7. Epiphytic Algal Flora of
Fresh Water Ponds of Lucknow - Chaetophorales, Fatma T , Phykos, 1985, 24
:173-174
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6. Epibolium
polysporum duringer, Chlorphyceae Chaetophorales, A Rare green alga from
India, Prasad BN & Fatma T , Geophytology,
1982, 12:336-339
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5. Leptosiropsis torulosa
jao – A new Addition to the Indian flora, Prasad BN & Fatma T, J
.I. B. S , 1982, 61 : 411-422
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4. Aphanochaete magna
Godward – A new addition to the Indian flora, Prasad, B.N. & Fatma T, Geophytology, 1981, 11(2):
211-213
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3. Stigeoclonium
nudiusculum (Kuetz) Kuetz Emend – A new addition to the Indian flora, Prasad
BN & Fatma T , Current Science, 1981, 50:
501-502
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2. Chaetosphaeridium
pringsheimii Klebhan -A new addition to the Indian flora,
Prasad BN
& Fatma T , Current Science, 1981, 50:187-
188
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1. Bulbochaete ivorencis,
Gauthier Lievere, - A new addition to the Indian flora, Prasad BN & Fatma
T , Current Science, 1981, 31-32
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