|
Sl. No. |
Name |
MSc
Marks % |
Title of
Project |
Name of
Institutions |
Name of
the Guide |
|
1 |
Anupama
Mahato |
65.8 |
Title :
Studies on micropropagation of Nyctanthes
arbortristis : Effect of Nutritional
factor and plant Hormone Regime |
RPRC
Bhubaneswar |
|
|
2 |
Arjun Ghosh |
65.6 |
Title :
Cloning of small Nuclear RNAs found in
Giardia lamblia
Brief :
Giardia lambia is an unicellular
eukaryotic microorganism that commonly
cause diarrhea disease. In this present
study, two different rRNA strains of
Giardia lambia has been cloned to study on
the factors involved in the biogenesis of
rRNA and to identify some novel pathway
for future development of chemotherapeutic
interventions and rational drug designing. |
National
Institute of Cholera and Enteric Diseases,
Kolkata |
Dr.Sandipan
Ganguly, Senior Research Officer. |
|
3 |
Arpita
Sarkar |
79.8 |
Title :
Analysis of Genetic variation in Vinca sp
by RAPD Technique |
Sangene
Biotech, Bangalore |
|
|
4 |
Bandita
Swain |
60.0 |
Title :
Antimicrobial activity of Bacteria
Brief :
The present work has been carried out to
find out suitable bacteria having
antimicrobial activity against many
microbes, exploiting the antagonistic
behaviour of micro-organisms and was
screened out some of the bacterial
isolates having antimicrobial properties
in wide spectrum, from a total of60
bacteria tested against Fusarium sp. |
RPRC
Nayapalli, Bhubaneswar |
Dr.Nibha
Gupta, Sr.Scientist, RPRC. |
|
5 |
Barnalika
Ojha |
55.9 |
Title :
In vitro rapid multiplication of Banana (Musa
paradisiaca) through corm and cormlets) |
KPRC,
Bhubaneswar |
|
|
6 |
Chanchal
Roy |
60.0 |
Title :
Enhancement of lipid peroxidation and
depletion of superoxide dismutase and
catalase level in wiss Albino mice by Lead
Acetate
Brief :
The
presnt study is a clinical data review
type. In this study animals subjected to
lead acetate exposure to observe its
effect on the behaviour of antioxidative
enzyme and the lipid peroxidation level in
the liver as liver is the site of drug
metabolism and detoxification of the body.
And observed that lipid peroxidation in
case of lead treated was increased more
than 2 fold in the liver tissue in
comparision to normal control. |
Chittaranjan National Cancer Institute,
Kolkata |
Dr.Sudin
Bhattacharya, Senior Scientist Officer. |
|
7 |
Chandna
Dixit |
67.9 |
Title :
Irt 1 over expression in Brassica juncea
Lcv varuna
Brief :
Iron trafficking in the whole plant is
necessary for essential physiological
processes to work properly. To present
investigation is to raise transgenic plant
of Brassica overexpressing the iron
transporter gene irtl. These transgenic
plant should be able to transfer iron
efficiently while growing in iron
deficient soil. |
JNU, ILS,
New Delhi |
Prof.(Dr)Baishnab C.Tripathy |
|
8 |
Debikalyani
Mohanty |
60.25 |
Title :
Evaluation of serum MDA and magnesium
level in cerebrovascular Accident
Brief :
The study was carried out with an
objective to assess the role of lipid
peroxidation and magnesium status in
cerebrovascular stroke and was concluded
that increase in oxidative stress and
hypomagnesemia are a potential risk factor
for development of cerebrovascular
artherosclerosis leading to stroke. It is
possible that therapeutic substitution of
magnesium and anti oxidant micronutrient
may be beneficial for stroke treatment. |
SCB Medical College, Cuttack |
Dr.Prakash
ch
Mohapatra, Professor,
HOD Biochemistry. |
|
9 |
Devisha
Sinha |
71.2 |
Title :
Analyzing the expression of a recombinant
protein in cho cells at different
temperature and also in different media
Brief :
CHO cell line is the first complete
mammalian cell culture able to provide the
cell need to produce recombinant protein
under strictly defined serum and protein
free culture condition. From the present
study it is concluded that viable
cellcount is more in PF CHO medium than
SFM- CHO. The protein expression of CHO
cellline is more in PF- CHO media and its
expression in SFM is more precise.
In this
study CHO cell line are cultured using PF
& SF media and the viability of cells are
observed. |
Dr. Reddys
laboratory, Hyderabad |
Mr.K.B.Ravi
Shankar,
Associate, Scientist. |
|
10 |
Dipica
Kerketta |
60.6 |
Title :
Effect of cultural condition on phosphate
solubilization capacity of fungi
Brief :
The importance of this study was to find
out phosphate solubiliting fi=ungus.
Phosphorus is the major nutritional
requirements of crops but its supply is
from nonrenewable energy source. In the
present study, some fungi were tested to
solubilize phosphorous from RP & TCP. |
Regional
Plant Research Centre, Bhubaneswar |
Dr.Nibha
Gupta, Sr.Scientist, RPRC. |
|
11 |
Doyeli
Chakraborty |
64.0 |
Title :
In plant training on quality control of
milk in dairy industry.
Brief :
The study reveals about the various
industrial sterilization used for the
quality control of dairy product |
Mother
Dairy Institute, Kolkata |
|
|
12 |
Hemanta
Kumar Sahoo |
65.4 |
Title :
Germplasm conservation of some potential
medicinal plants of Satkosia wild life
sanctuary through seed Gene Bank
Brief :
The medicinal plants of forest region are
presently facing constant threat of
extinction owing to habital degradation,
forest five and over exploitation of drug
plants. Most of the plants are habitat
specific and scientifically little
understood.
The present
study was carried out with an aim to
document and to develop strategy and seed
technology of endangered medicinal plant
seeds for exsites conservation by choosing
satkoria wildlife sanctuary in Orissa as a
special habitat. |
RPRC
Bhubaneswar |
Dr.R.C.Mishra, Scientist. |
|
13 |
Ipsita
Mohanty |
58.8 |
Title :
Microcosm study of V. cholerae 01/0139 and
conversion of viable but non culturable (VBNC)
to rough strain a new insight
Brief :
The present study was undertaken with the
aim to disclose the survival longevity of
V.Cholerae in endemic area of cholera in
Orissa by taking microcosm study to
understand the conversion of VBNC to
smooth stream taking Balb/c mouse as a
model and to exhibit the status of
virulent genes. |
RMRC,
Bhubaneswar |
Dr.G.P.Chotray, Deputy
Director & Head of
Dept of Pathology &
Microbiology |
|
14 |
Jatin ku
Meher |
62.3 |
Title :
Analysis of Genetic variations in Ocimum
Spp by RAPD Technique
Brief :
Standardization of protocols for
isolation at genomic DNA from plant source
was done and both quantitative estimation
at DNA and to determine the natural
distribution of genetic variation in the
ocimum species by using RAAPD technique. |
Sangene
Biotech, Bangalore |
Dr.P.C.Panda |
|
15 |
Jeevan Dash |
58.7 |
Title :
Study of Genetic variation in philodendron
of the family Araceae through chromosome
and RAPD analysis |
RPRC
Bhubaneswar |
|
|
16 |
Jyoti Kullu |
69.0 |
Title :
Studies on genetic relationship among the
varieties / species of the genes polyscias,
schefflera and calathea using RAPD markers
Brief :
The present investigation offers a
optimization at primer screening for
evaluation at genetic relationship at the
varities/species of the genus polyscias
and calathea through RAPD analysis. |
RPRC
Bhubaneswar |
Dr.G.R.Rout,
DSc, FNASc, Senior Scientist. |
|
17 |
Kanchan
Mala Bihari |
64. |
Title :
Isolation and identification of Aeromonas
species from different Hospitalised
diarrhoea patients and water samples |
SCB Medical College, Cuttack |
|
|
18 |
Kumkum Das |
70.9 |
Title :
PCR based marker assisted selection for
Bacterial Blight resistance genes in rice
Brief :
To study the polymorphism among the
parents used in the breeding program to
improve resistance to blast disease and to
screen the selectual gene pyramided lines. |
CRRI,
Cuttack |
Dr.J.N.Reddy, Senior Scientist. |
|
19 |
Lipsa Rani
Samal |
63.6 |
Title :
Isolation of Staphylococcus from the
Hospital personnel environment and their
Antibiogram with special Emphasis on
Methicillin Resistance |
SCB Medical College, Cuttack |
|
|
20 |
Mahamaya
Patra |
68 |
Title :
Screening techniques for Industrial
Microbes
Brief :
In order to observe the enzymatic
activity of industrially important
microbes, a wide range of micro
organisms esp fungi are screened in
different media under asceptic conditions. |
RPRC,
Bhubaneswar |
Dr.Nibha
Gupta, Sr.Scientist |
|
21 |
Manasee
Tripathy |
67.4 |
Title :
Biochemical Speciation of Microbacterium
Isolates |
AIIMS, New
Delhi |
|
|
22 |
Milirani
Sahoo |
59.0 |
Title :
Serum calcium and magnesium levels in
patients with essential Hypertension
Brief :
The study revealed that low serum ca2+
levels in hypertensive patients in
comparision to the healthy indivisual and
low serum mg2+ in hypertensive patients in
comparision to healthy controls. High
serum sodium in hypertensive patients in
comparision to healthy controls and high
serum potassium in hypertensive patients
in comparison to healthy controls. |
SCB Medical College, Cuttack |
Dr.P.C.Mohapatra, Prof & HOD Biochemistry. |
|
23 |
Monalisa
Priyadarsini |
64.2 |
Title :
Immune Response to Surface Lipids in Human
Filarial Infection
Brief :
The three groups of individuals endemic
normal asymptomatic microfilariane
carriers and chronic filariasis patients
have generated a specific IgG and IgM
response against the adult surfacelipid
antigens. Immunolongitudinally using
surface lipid antigens will be useful to
assess the role of antibodies in
controlling microfilamania in people
living in the endemic regions. |
RMRC,
Bhubaneswar |
Dr.M.K.Das,
Deputy Director, Division of Immunology. |
|
24 |
Mridusmita
Bora |
70.08 |
Title :
Two Medical Plant Species Gomphostemma (A
Medicinal Plant)
Brief :
Gomphostemma species was selected which
is a medicinal herb and was propagated
through tissue culture using different
hormonal concentrations and combinations
with MS media. This was used for the mass
propagation of Gomphostemma. |
Deffence
Research Development Organisation Tezpur,
Assam |
HKGogoi,
Scientist, Head, Tissue Culture Division.
|
|
25 |
Paramita
Das |
60.5 |
Title :
Effect of immunosuppressive agent on
polymorpho Nuclear Neutrophil
Brief :
To evaluate the role at chemotherapeutic
agents in turns of Immunosuppression with
special reference to polymorphonuclear
neutrophil function. |
Calcutta
School of Tropical Medicine |
Dr,Samaresh
Chowdhury, Head, Dept of Biochemistry and
Medical Biotechnology. |
|
26 |
Parna
Bhattacharya |
73.6 |
Title :
Anti Leishmanial Activity of
Arabinosylated Lipoarabinomannan an
Alternative Therapeutic approach to
Leishmaniasis
Brief :
An unusual rate of glycolipid on the
leishmaniasis & the role of Ara LAM in
the regulation of impaired free radical
generation during leishmaniasis &
upregulation at TH1 cytokine and down
regulation of TH2cytokine by Ara LAM
during infection. |
BOSE
Institute, Kolkata |
Dr.Subrata
Majumdar, Reader, Dept of Microbiology. |
|
27 |
Pramod
Kumar Ranjit |
56.7 |
Title :
Study of Lipid profiles in Type-II
Diabetes Mellitus
Brief :
To evaluate the lipid profiles in type II
diabetes mellitus, which is an indivisual
risk factor for coronary heart disease. |
SCB Medical College, Cuttack |
Prof.Prakash ch Mohapatra, Professor & HOD
Biochemistry. |
|
28 |
Pramod
Kumar Sahoo |
61.5 |
Title :
Effects of different Hormones on in Vitro
propagation of Musa Clone AAA cv. Robusta |
RPRC,
Nayapalli, Bhubaneswar |
|
|
29 |
Pratima
Basak |
73.4 |
Title :
Prolonged effect of immunosuppressive
agents on Macrophage mediated phagocytosis
Brief :
The aim of the present work is to
evaluate the role of chemotherapeutic
agents in terms of immunosuppression with
special reference to macrophage agents an
animal system, to delineate the CMI status
in the subject concerned , to characterize
the role of specific immuno cell under the
event. |
School of
Tropical Medicine Kolkata |
Dr.Samaresh
Choudhuri, Professor & Head, Dept of
Biochemistry & Medical Biotechnology. |
|
30 |
Purbaja
Bhattacharyya |
60.4 |
Title:
Effects of Growth Hormones on in vitro
micropropagation of musa clone ABB CV
Banta |
RPRC
Nayapalli, Bhubaneswar |
|
|
31 |
Rajib
Lochan Satpathy |
52.0 |
Title :
Analysis of Genetic diversity of the Genes
crotalaria linn (Leguminosae :
papilionoideae) through molecular markers
Brief :
The present study involves 8 species of
crotalaria was taken up and the genetic
diversity of the species were analysed
through molecular markers like RAPD & ISSR
which can be achieved by isolation &
purification of genomic DNA, studying
genetic variation in crotalaria,
evaluation of genetic relationship among
different species of crotalaria to find
out the degree of correlation among
different species taken for present
investigation & to construct a phenomenon
gram from RAPD and ISSR data. |
RPRC,
Bhubaneswar |
Dr.Pratap
Chandra Panda, Sr.Scientist, Taxonomy &
Conservation Division. |
|
32 |
Rashmi
Karan |
60.3 |
Title :
Microbiological & chemical estimation of
milk & milk products
Brief :
The present study deals with the
microbiological and chemical analysis of
water, milk and milk product in industry. |
Vaishal,
Patliputra, Dugdh, Uppadak Sahkari Sangh,
Patna |
|
|
33 |
Reena
Parida |
62.7 |
Title :
Characterization of Bacteria with
Reference to morphophysiological and
phosphate solubilisation properties
Brief :
Phosphate solubilizing bacteria are
efficiently used to solubilize phosphate
which is present in insoluble form in
soil. So PSB are used in the present study
tosolubilize phosphate present in TCP and
RP. |
RPRC,
Bhubaneswar |
Dr.Nibha
Gupta, Sr.Scientist, RPRC. |
|
34 |
Rosen Khan |
54.5 |
Title :
Physiological Basis of rooting ability in
Hunteria zeylanica and Gerbera manghas two
rare and endangered tree species
Brief :
The study deals with the estimation of
photosynthetic pigment, carbohydrate,
protein, polyphenols & analysis of rooting
induced enzymes viz polyphenoloxidase &
peroxidase with special reference to the
stock plants of Hunteria Zeylanica &
Cerbera manghas of family Apocyanaceae as
a part of forest biotechnology pertaining
to evaluation of rooting ability of
priority/selected reforestation
sps.macropropagation. |
RPRC,
Bhubaneswar |
Dr.U.C.Basak, Scientist |
|
35 |
Sabyasachi
Prusty |
58.9 |
Title :
The phenotypical and Biochemical effects
of growth regulators on in vitro
propagation of musa clone AAA Cv. Grand
Naine
Brief :
An attempt was made to develop an clonal
propagation system in Musa accuminata CV.
Grand Naine by manipulating the growth
regulators. In this investigation it is
detected that the intensity of
morphogenesis is dependent on growth
regulatrs. Though BAP alone can help shoot
regeneration & growth. The presence of
adenine and JAA promoted high frequency
shoot regeneration & growth. Similarly,
for root generation Auxin is supplied
along with cytokinin & adenine for better
rooting of plantlets. Rapid clonal
propagation system helps for field
plantation specially for commercial
purposes. |
RPRC,
Bhubaneswar |
Dr.Bandita
Deo, Scientist, Banana Tissue culture lab. |
|
36 |
Sachin
Gupta |
60.5 |
Title :
Quality control and analysis of Milk and
Milk products Himalayan Milk products
union limited Siliguri, West Bengal |
Himalayan
Milk Product Union Limited (HIMUL),
Matigara, Darjeeling |
|
|
37 |
Sameer
Kumar Barik |
55.9 |
Title :
Cloning and molecular characterisation of
GFP Gene and its products
Brief :
The main objective of this study is to
carry out cloing and molecular
characterization of GFP gene and the
purification of the recombinant proteins
by the process of affinity chromatography. |
RPRC
Bhubaneswar |
Dr.Jeevan
kumar Ramineni, Geno Bioscience Pvt. Ltd. |
|
38 |
Sandip Das |
51.3 |
Title :
Survey and isolation of Bioctive compounds
from flora of West Bengal and observation
of their Antibacterial spectrum |
CICFRI,
Kolkata |
|
|
39 |
Sarmila
Sahoo |
57.7 |
Title :
Biochemical and molecular characterization
of enteropathogenic Escherichia coli
isolated from Diarrhoea patients Hospital
based study
Brief :
The main objective of this study are
isolation of E coli from diarrhea
patients following standard bacteriologic
technique, identification by biochemical
tests, molecular characterization by PCR
study, confirmation by the above isolates
of E.Coli by specific antisera to test
antibiotic sensitivity of the organism
against some selected antibiotics. |
RMRC
Bhubaneswar |
Dr.B.B.Pal,
Senior Research Officer. |
|
40 |
Sasmita
Pradhan |
64.0 |
Title :
Over expression of por C in Brassica
juncea L CV varuna
Brief :
The porc gene was transformed to Brassica
funcea cul varuna through plant tissue
culture method to develop porc
overexpression transgenic Brassica plants.
Here 643 explants were infected with
agrobacterium containing porc(s) in their
T-DNA. Out of 643 explants, 8 transgenic
plants were confirmed by PCR amplification
by taking G DNA as template & 35s
forward & porc reverse as primers. Inthis
experiment, 92 explants were infected with
only PCAMBIA vector as control which gives
no regeneration in shoot induction medium.
These 8 porc over expression transgenic
Brassica plants may be easily withstand
oxidation stress induced by high light. |
JNU,
Institute of Life Sc, New Delhi |
Prof.B.C.Tripathy, Supervisor, School of
Life Sciences. |
|
41 |
Satyadev
Bose |
59.08 |
Title :
Analysis of Genetic variations of two
piper SPs by RAPD technique
Brief :
The study attempts to understand the level
of variations in two species of the piper
belonging to the family piperaceae, using
RAPD markers. In RAPD analysis, the
amplification product having the banding
pattern more than 7 in the studied species
of piper, where the marker ranges from
1131 to 450 bp. |
Sangene,
Bangalore |
Dr.A.K.Mukherji. |
|
42 |
Saurav
mishra |
63.5 |
Title :
Isolation purification, extraction and
metabolic profiling of Batalain pigments
from Amaranthus tricolor
Brief :
Anthocyanins represent a class of
important antioxidants. The present study
deals with the correlation between
antioxidant capacity of anthocyanins and
their chemical structure. |
IIT
Kharagpur |
Dr.Satya
Hari Dey, HOD, Dept of Biotechnology. |
|
43 |
Siva
Narayan Nayak |
54.5 |
Title :
Serum Malondialdehyde, Zinc and Magnesium
levels in Brochial Asthma
Brief :
The study was taken to estimate serum
malonylaldehyde,zinc and magnesium level
in bronchial asthma cases and to correlate
them with disease process. |
SCB Medical College, Cuttack |
Dr.P.C.Mohapatra, Professor & HOD, Dept of
Biochemistry. |
|
44 |
Smruti
Ranjan Dash |
58.08 |
Title :
Effect of Antitubercular therapy on liver
function status in patients of pulmonary
tuberculosis
Brief :
The study is aimed to evaluate the liver
function status in patients with active
pulmonary tuberculosis receiving
antituberculosis treatment and to assess
the role different risk factors in anti TB
drugs induced hepatitis that is to
elucidate the relationship between age,
sex, alcohol intake, nutritional status
and disease extent with Drug induced
hepatotoxicity. |
SCB Medical College, Cuttack. |
Dr.P.C.Mohapatra, Professor & HOD, Dept of
Biochemistry. |
|
45 |
Soujatya
Dhar |
60.8 |
Title :
Study of Human leucocytes in vitro and
mouse Bone marrow in Vivo for Assaying
Genotoxicity
Brief :
The objective of the study is to study the
human leukocyte in vitro and study of
mouse bone marrow chromosomes in vivo. The
present study deals with the effects of
inorganic lead nitrate administered orally
in mics, to study the mitotic index in
bone marrow chromosomes preparations in
vivo. |
Vivekananda
Institute of Medical Science, Kolkata |
Geeta
Talukdar, MD PhD, Sr. Scientist, Dept of
Pathology. |
|
46 |
Subhashish
Jena |
56.7 |
Title :
A dissertation of micro propagation of
Vanilla planifolia
Brief :
Invanilla the regeneration potency is high
in stipulated period and the chances of
failure is reported which ultimately
results in yield ofbetter plantlets. The
mortality is feeble in primary & secondary
hardening which infers the plantlet as
much beneficial in tissue culture. |
Sarat
Biotech, Bhubaneswar |
Ms.Usha
Kiran, Managing Director |
|
47 |
Subhashree
Suchismita Nayak |
61.0 |
Title :
Assessment of lipid profile and lipid
peroxidation in patients of rheumatoid
Arthritis
Brief :
The study was performed on 20 diagonised
cases of rheumatoid arthritis and
comprised of estimation of serum MDA and
lipid profile in the above groups with an
objective to evaluate the lipid
peraxidation status and dyslipidemia
associated rheumatoid arthritis patients. |
SCB Medical College, Cuttack |
Dr.Rachita
Nanda, Lecturer, Dept of Biochemistry. |
|
48 |
Sukanta
Palui |
60.8 |
Title :
Effects of Immunosupressive agents on
cytotoxic T-cells functions
Brief :
Cytotoxic T-lymphocytes(CTL) have the
capacity to kill the target cell by
cytolytic function. Different
immunosuppressive agents have
immunosuppressive effects on immunocytes
including T- Lymphocytes. The present
study was carried out by using two
chemotherapeutic drugs such as bleamycin &
cyclophosphamide & their effect on
cytotoxic T lymphocytes, was studied. |
School of
Tropical Medicine Kolkata |
Dr.Samaresh
Choudhuri, Professor & Head, Dept of
Biochemistry & Medical Biotechnology |
|
49 |
Sumana
Chatterjee |
71.9 |
Title :
Biotechnological methods in the study of
Anaemia
Brief :
The research project was carried out to
diagnose the haemoglobinopathies,
detection of their mutations and the
carrier status in the population of
varying degree of age, sex etc. Both
phenotypic & genotypic interactions were
studied. |
Vivekananda
Institute of Medical Science, Kolkata |
Geet
Talukdar, MD PhD, Sr.Scientist, Dept of
Pathology. |
|
50 |
Sumanta
chatterjee |
72.3 |
Title :
Prolonged effect of Immunosuppressive
agents on CD4 T-cell as mediated through
S-RBC Rosetting
Brief :
The aim of the present work is to evaluate
the role of chemotherapeutic agents in
terms of immunosuppression with special
reference to CD 4 T-cell function
carrying objectives like to observe
generalized effects of chemotherapeutic
agents on animal system, to delineate the
CMI status in the subject concerned to
characterize the role of specific Immune
cell(CD 4 T Cell)under the event. |
School of
Tropical Medicines Kolkata |
Dr.Samaresh
Choudhuri, Professor & Head, Dept of
Biochemistry & Medical Biotechnology. |
|
51 |
Suvakshan
Dutta |
62.5 |
Title :
Study of expression and purification of an
entamoeba protein in bacterial expression
system
Brief :
The present study was carried out by
purifying the entamoeba protein with an
aim to gather knowledge about the
structural and functional aspects of this
bacterial protein that will act as a model
for probable drug target or vaccine
candidate. |
IIT,
Kharagpur |
Dr.Sudip
K.Ghosh, Assistant Professor, Dept of
Biotechnology. |
|
52 |
Swarna
Prava Samal |
66.3 |
Title :
Standardization of protocol for in vitro
propagation of Bamboo (Bambusa Nutans) |
KPRC(Kalinga Plant Research Centre) |
|
|
53 |
Sweta Das |
69.5 |
Title :
Sequence of deletion clones of fibroin
Gene of Antheraea mylitta
Brief :
Sequentially deleted and circularized
Antheraea mylitta fibroin CDNA(~7.5kb)
cloned in pBluescript vector using
Exonuclease III/mung beer nuclease,
containing varying length of insert CDNA
was transformed into XL Blue E.coli cell.
The recombinant clones were selected on LB
ampicillin plates. After cloning
different length of the deleted clones of
the A.mylitta fibroin CDNA was determined
by digesting the clones with ECORI and
analysed on agarose gel. The deleted
clones having various lengths of CDNA
inserts were grouped & selected according
to their size & sequence. |
Indian
Institute of Technology, Kharagpur |
Ananta
kumar Ghosh, Professor, Dept of
Biotechnology. |
|
54 |
Truptimayee
Behera |
68.2 |
Title :
PCR based marker assisted selection for
Bacterial Blight resistance gene in rice
Brief :
Parental analysis of swarna, IR 64 and
resistance gene pyramid line IRBB 60
(carrying Xa-4,Xa-5,Xa-13 & Xa-21) was
performed. Sequence tagged site (STS)
markers RG 556,RG136 and Xa21 for
Xa-5.Xa-13 & Xa 21 respectively were
used for PCR analysis. PCR amplified
products showed distinct polymorphism
between both bacterial blight resistance
gene pyramid line, IRBB 60 & susceptible
swarna and IR 64. |
CRRI,
Cuttack |
J.N.Reddy,
Senior Scientist, Molecular & Plant
pathology research lab. |
|
55 |
Uma Kundu |
63.5 |
Title :
Evaluation of Serum IgE, T3, T4 and Tsh
with the help of ELISA
Brief :
The use of ELISA technique in estimation
of total IgE levels and T3, T4 and TSH
levels of different patients, sothat this
can be utilized regularly in laboratories. |
Immunomedicare and Research Institute,
Kolkata |
Dr.Prosanta
Roy Karmakar, Director. |
