Efficacy of vitamin E on oxidative injury in brain and liver of Newcastle disease virus (NDV) challenged chickens. Our findings could provide new insights into the understanding of NDV pathogenesis and therapeutic effects of dietary antioxidants. He also continued to work on developing the phosphorylated anti-viral molecules which are efficient anti-viral drugs with multi-target blocker against fusion and/ or HN proteins of infectious viruses.
Ph.D Awarded in NDV
1. Isolation and Characterization of Bioactive Compound From Andrographis paniculata: an Antiviral Activity Againist Newcastle Disease Virus (NDV) (Status - Ph.D Awarded)
2. Synthesis of Novel Antiviral Molecules Against Newcastle Disease Virus (NDV) Infection in Chicken. (Status - Ph.D Awarded)
3. Isolation and characterization of bioactive compound from Andrographis paniculata: An antiviral activity against Newcastle Disease Virus (NDV). (Status - Ph.D Awarded)
Serum biomarkers and biochemical changes in cervical cancer. Screening of bioactive lead molecules from marine microalgae for Cancer
Ph.D Awarded in Cancer
1. Serum biomarkers and biochemical changes in cervical cancer (Status - Ph.D Awarded)
2. Screening of bioactive lead molecules from marine microalgae for Cancer (Status - Ph.D Awarded)
Evaluation Of Anti-Diabetic Properties Of The Compounds Isolated From Marine Macroalgae. Purification and characterization of sulphated galactopyran (SGP) from Gracilaria opuntia: Efficacy of SGP on streptozotocin induced diabetic rats.
M.Phil, Ph.D Awarded in Diabetes
1. Evaluation Of Anti-Diabetic Properties Of The Compounds Isolated From Marine Macroalgae (Staus - M.Phil Awarded)
2. Purification and characterization of sulphated galactopyran (SGP) from Gracilaria opuntia: Efficacy of SGP on streptozotocin induced diabetic rats (Status - Ph.D Awarded)
Development of Small Molecular Weight Angiotensin-II Converting Enzyme Inhibitors from marine Organisms as Potential Hypertensiv)
Research Work on Progres
Screening and evaluation of antithyroid activity of marine macro-organisms in methmazole induced rats.
Ph.D Awards
Research Work in Progres
Anti-inflammatory activity of marine macroalgae extracts on albino rats.