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Staff Directory Departments

Meet the minds who are raising our educational standards by the minute. Whether you are on the lookout for academic guidance or would like to get acquainted with the faculty of a certain department, we have made your search easy!

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Commerce & Management
Humanities
Education

Science

Department of Biotechnology

Dr. Preetha Nair
HOD
Associate Professor
Department of Biotechnology

Ms. Nivedita Patil
Assistant Professor
Department of Biotechnology

Ms. Thejaswi Bhandary
Assistant Professor
Department of Biotechnology

Ms. Sandhya K S
Assistant Professor
Department of Biotechnology

Ms. Telphy Kuriakose
Assistant Professor
Department of Biotechnology

Dr. Sindhu Anoop
Associate Professor
Department of Biotechnology

Ms. Roopa L
Assistant Professor
Department of Biotechnology

Dr. Mythri R
Assistant Professor
Department of Biotechnology

Dr. Bannhi Das
Assistant Professor
Department of Biotechnology

Department of Botany

Dr. George Lekha
Dean of Science(UG)
Campus Co-ordinator
Department of Botany

Dr. Shalini B.U
HOD, Associate Professor
Department of Botany

Dr. Savitha M. Murthy
Assistant Professor
Department of Botany

Dr. Lalitha Rani Suresh
Assistant Professor
Department of Botany

Ms. Jayanthi D
Assistant Professor
Department of Botany

Dr. Sumathi R.
Assistant Professor
Department of Botany

Dr. Parvathy M
Assistant Professor
Department of Botany

Dr. Dakshayani
Assistant Professor
Department of Botany

Dr. PRIYANKA SINGLA
Assistant Professor
Department of Botany

Department of Chemistry

Ms. Bhagyalakshmi N.
HOD, Associate Professor
Department of Chemistry

Ms. S. Shanthi
Associate Professor
Department of Chemistry

Ms. Vimala Preetham Raj
Associate professor
Department of Chemistry

Ms. Syeda Haseen Buvabi
Lecturer
Department of Chemistry

Dr. Nethravathi C.
Assistant Professor
Department of Chemistry

Dr. K. C. Mahesh
Assistant Professor
Department of Chemistry

Dr. Chandrama Basu
Assistant professor
Department of Chemistry

Dr. Umayal M.
Assistant Professor
Department of Chemistry

Dr. N. S. Kaviyarasi
Assistant Professor
Department of Chemistry

Dr. Priya B.
Assistant Professor
Department of Chemistry

Ms. Vani S.
Lecturer
Department of Chemistry

Ms. Jeena Susan George
Assistant Professor
Department of Chemistry

Dr. Pinki Pal
Assistant Professor
Department of Chemistry

Dr. Chitralekha Sidana
Assistant Professor
Department of Chemistry

Dr Ruma Joshi
Assistant Professor
Department of Chemistry

Department of Computer Science

Dr. Regina L Suganthi
Dean of Science (PG)
Department of Computer Science

Ms. Renju K
HOD, Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science

Ms. Perpetua F Noronha
Lecturer
Department of Computer Science

Ms. Sushma Margaret A
Lecturer
Department of Computer Science

Ms. Agnes Vidhya A
Lecturer
Department of Computer Science

Ms. Jinu Sara Rajan
Lecturer
Department of Computer Science

Ms. Sumalatha A
Lecturer
Department of Computer Science

Ms. Anitha K L
Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science

Mr. Tomin Joseph
Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science

Ms. Maria Suman A
Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science

Department of Biochemistry

Dr. Kavitha G. Singh
Research Director
Associate Professor
Department of Biochemistry

Dr. Myrene Roselyn Dsouza
Assistant Professor
Department of Biochemistry

Dr. Shlini P
Assistant Professor
Department of Biochemistry

Dr. Thilagavathy A
Assistant Professor
Department of Biochemistry

Dr. Sowmyashree G
Assistant Professor
Department of Biochemistry

Dr. Vyshali P
Assistant Professor
Department of Biochemistry

Department of Electronics

Ms. Hasitha K
HOD,Associate Professor
Department of Electronics

Dr. Upendra Raju A
Associate Professor
Department of Electronics

Ms. Suma N
Assistant Professor
Department of Electronics

Mr. Mahantesh S. H
Assistant Professor
Department of Electronics

Department of Environmental Science

Dr. Helen Roselene
HOD
Associate Professor
Department of Environmental Science

Mrs. Soumya GS
Assistant Professor
Department of Environmental Science

Department of Life Science

Dr. Suba G A Manuel
HOD
Department of Life Science

Dr. Padmashree Kulkarni
Assistant Professor
Department of Life Science

Name	Programme	Institution/University	Year of Passing
Bioengineering	PDF	VCAPP, Washington State University, USA	2003
Molecular Biophysics	PDF	Molecular Biophysics Unit, Indian Institute of Science.	2001
Cellular Cardiology	PhD	Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute of Medical Sciences and Technology	2000
Biotechnology	MSc	Cochin University of Science and Technology	1993

SL.NO.	Name of the Authors	Title	Name of the Journal	Date of Publication	Volume No/Issue No/Page No
1.	Gayathri LN and Preetha Nair	Effective use of cellulose degrading bacteria from vermicompost in converting carbohydrate biomass to alcohol and lactic acid	Research Journal Of biotechnology	June	Vol 16(6):2021;174-184
2.	Sanhita Chatterjee, Dr. Preetha Nair	Extraction and polymerization of lactic acid to polylactic acid	International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research	January	Volume 12,(1): 2021;549-557
3.	Aradhana Singh and Preetha Nair	Antibiotics production from lignocellulosic waste materials	INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INNOVATIONS IN ENGINEERING RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY	January	Vol 8(1): 2021;45-50
4.	Lakshmi Jithendran, Kalpana, C. A. and Preetha Nair	Phytochemical Profile and Total Phenolic Content of Processed Solanum nigrum Linn Ripe Berry Extract	The Indian Journal of Nutrition and Dietetics	January-March	Supplement 1:2021; 53-61
5.	Vishnupriya K, Preetha Nair	Mitochondrial Biogenesis in liver cells due to stress	International Research journal of Engineering and Technology	March	Vol8(3): 2021;1368-75
6.	Meenambigai J and Preetha Nair	Production of Lactic acid and polymerization into poly lactic acid	International Research journal of Engineering and Technology	March	Vol8(3): 2021;1363-77
7.	Telphy Kuriakose, Preetha Nair	Optimizing biofuel production from fruit waste biomass by combination of yeast and cellulose degrading bacteria from vermicompost	International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research	July	Volume 11, Issue 7:2020;1808-28
8.	Preetha Nair	Evaluation of soil biological agents as indicators of soil health”	Journal of Agriculture Biotechnology.		2016;1:9-15.
9.	DeepikaArya,VidyaPatni , Preeta Nair and Radha D. Kale	In vivo and in vitro determination of total phenols, ascorbic acid content and antioxidant activity in Pluchealanceolataoliver&hiern	International Journal of Pharmaceutical sciences and Research		2015;6(2):875-879.
10.	NavyaLaxman, Preetha Nair and Radha Kale	Effects of Soil Amendments With Vermicompost On Growth Of VetiveriaZizanioidesIn Gold Mine Tailings	International Journal of Advances in Pharmacy, Biology and Chemistry		2014; 3:341-351
11.	Anusha Krishnamurthy, Megha Reddy, Deepika Raj, SinkuRana, Shweta Murthy, Preetha Nair	Characterization of Sugar Binding Lectins Isolated from Different Parts of EudrilusEugeniae	International Journal of Agriculture, Environment & Biotechnology		2013, 6(3): 341-345
12.	SindhuSyama Nair, NithyakalaChanderaMadembil, Preetha Nair, Saraswathi Raman, SomashekharaiahBeeranahalliVeerabadrappa	Comparative analysis of the antibacterial activity of some phytolectins	International Current Pharmaceutical Journal		2013, 2(2): 18-22
13.	A. Shabna, Radha D. Kale, Preetha Nair.	The potential bioconversion of paper waste into bioplastics and biofuel	Biotechnology, Bioinformatics and Bioengineering		2011, Volume 1, Issue 3 337-342
14.	Vidya J and Nair P	Earthworm muscle cells as models to study anthelminitic properties of plant extracts.	International Journal of Research in Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences		Vol. 3, Issue 2, April 2012.
15.	Preetha Nair, NavyaLaxman, SwayamPrabha, MythiliJagannath, Radha D. Kale	Comparison of Soil Enzyme Activities as Biochemical Fingerprints of Soil Health”	Dynamic Soil, Dynamic Plant		2009; 3 (1): 48-54
16.	Nandhitha Madhusudhan; Preetha Nair; Kale, R. D.	Isolation and culture of coelomocytes	Dynamic Soil, Dynamic Plant		2009;3 (Special Issue 2): 111-114
17.	Preetha N, Yiming W , Helmes M, Norio F, Siegfried L, GranzierH.	Restoring force development by titin/connectin and assessment of Ig domain unfolding	J.Muscle cell Res. And Motility		2005;26(6-8):307-17.
18.	Fukuda N , Wu Y , Nair P , Granzier HL.	Phosphorylation of titin modulates passive stiffness of cardiac muscle in a titin isoform-dependent manner	J Gen Physiol		2005 Mar;125(3):257-71.
19.	Nair RR, Nair P.	Alteration of myocardial mechanics in marginal magnesium deficiency”	Magnesium.Res.		2002: 15: 287-306.
20.	Watanabe K , Nair P , Labeit D, Kellermayer MS, Greaser M , Labeit S , GranzierH.	Molecular mechanics of cardiac Titin’s PEVK and N2B spring elements	J.Biol.Chemistry		2002;277:11549-11558.
21.	Nair RR , Nair P	Age-dependent variation in contractility of adult cardiac myocytes	Int.J.Biochem.and cell Biol.		2001 Feb;33(2):119-25
22.	NairP,Nair RR.	Alteration in Cardiomyocytes mechanics by Sub optimal levels of extracellular Magnesium.	Biol trace element Res.		2000;73:193-200
23.	NairP,NairRR.	Selective Use of Calcium Chelators enhances the Yield of Calcium tolerant myocytes from adult heart	Indian Journal of Experimental Biology		1997; 35:451-456.
24.	Nair P , Padayatti PS , Abraham A, Sudha B , Raghu KG , Paulose CS	Glutamate Dehydrogenase induction in the Brain of Streptozotocin Diabetic Rats .	Indian Journal of Biochemistry& Biophysics		1996, 33: 428-430.

SL.NO.	Type of Program	Role	Name of Program	Title of Paper	Date	Organising Institution	Level
1	Conference	Presenter	International Scientific and Practical Conference	Soil Enzyme Activities as biochemical fingerprints of soil health	June 2007	Belaruse , Russia	International
2	International symposium	Presenter	International symposium	Mitogenicity of Earthworm lectin	5th to 10th September 2010	Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico	International
3	Conference	Presenter	42nd annual conference of Physiologists & Pharmacologists of India	Age-related variation in the sensitivity of cardiomyocytes to sub optimal concentrations of magnesium	December 26th 1996	Cuttack, India	National
4	Conference	Presenter	42nd annual conference of Physiologists & Pharmacologists of India	Selective use of Ca-ion chelators enhances the yield of Ca-tolerant cardiomyocytes from adult heart	December 26th 1996	Cuttack, India	National
5	Conference	Presenter	22nd All India Cell Biology Conference	Altered functional response of cardiomyocytes to variations in levels of extra cellular Magnesium		Trivandrum	National
6	National Symposium	Presenter	National Symposium on “Innovative and Modern Technologies for Agricultural Productivity, Food Security and Environmental Management	The potential biocnversion of paper waste into bioplastics and biofuel	22-23 July 2011		National
7	Conference	Presenter	Third Biopesticide International Conference (BIOCICON 2011)”	Earthworm muscle cells as models to study anthelminitic properties of plant extracts	28 – 30 November 2011	St. Xavier’s College, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tamil Nadu, India	International
8	Workshop	Presenter	ten successful years of Biotechnology Department	Changing trends in Biotechnology……Then,Now and Future	August 1, 2012	Mount Carmel College, Bangalore	Institutional
9	National Symposium	Presenter	Second National Symposium on “Innovative Approaches and Modern Technologies for Crop Productivity, Food Safety and Environmental Sustainability	Isolation and charecterisation of carbohydrate binding proteins from hemolymph and silk gland of Bombyx eri	19-20 November 2012	Kerala	National
10	Conference	Presenter	National Conference on “Emerging Trends in Bio-sciences and Bioindustry	Susceptibility of cardiac and hepatic cells to heavy metals	22nd of March 2013	The Department of Bio-sciences, Brindavan College, Bhoopasandra, Bangalore	National
11	Conference	Presenter	Emerging Trends in Biosciences and Bioindustry	Sugar binding proteins from silkworm” at Jnanatrishna-2013	22nd March 2013		National
12	Conference	Presenter	International Conference on Biodiversity, Bioresources and Biotechnology	Assessment Of Soil Vulnerability To Antibiotic Contamination Using Earthworm Cells	January 30th and 31st -2014	Mysore	International
13	Seminar	Presenter	UGC National Seminar cum Workshop on “Techniques in Biosciences”	Earthworm as biomarkers for assessment of soil vulnerability to antibiotic contamination	February 18-19, 2014	KKTM Govt College, Pullut,	National
14	Seminar	Presenter	KU-DBT-NCBHW-2014	Effect of antibiotic stress related immune response in earthworm ceolomocytes	March 20-22, 2014	Coimbatore	National

SL.NO.	Type of Program	Name of Program	Date	Level	Name of the Institution
1.	One Day Lecture	An introduction to Animal cell culture techniques	25-09-2020	Institutional	Kannur University
2.	Webinar	Preliminary requirements for animal cell culture facility	27-11-20	Regional	Mahatma Gandhi University
3.	Webinar	Animal cell culture-Requirements	04-05-21	Regional	SAS SNDP yogam College, Konni , Kerala
4.	Webinar	Preliminary requirements for animal cell culture facility	14-05-21	Regional	University of Kerala

SL.NO.	Title	Guide Name	Institution	MonthYear
1	Ph.D. – Title: Age-related differences in the functional response of Cardiomyocytes to Suboptimal concentration of Magnesium	Dr. Renuka Nair	Sree Chitra tirunal Institute of Medical Sciences and Technology, Trivandrum	March/2000

SL.NO.	Name of the Workshop/FDP/Training Programme	Name of Organiser	Level	Date
1	Radiation Safety Course	Radiation Safety Office, Washington State University, USA	International	February 2002
2	Bioinformatics	Bangalore university	Institutional	July 2006.
3	Stem cell applications & Apoptosis	Dept of IT, BT&Scince and Technology, Karnataka	Institutional	2008
4	Excellence in Teaching	Mount Carmel College, Bangalore	Institutional	24th January 2005
5	UGC sponsored Southern regional workshop on New Horizons in Biology	Centre for Scientific Research and Advanced Learning, Mount Carmel College, Bangalore	Institutional	22nd to 24th June 2005
6	Converging Sciences for Quality Life	Centre for Scientific Research and Advanced Learning, Mount Carmel College, Bangalore	Institutional	24th to 26th February 2009
7	Faculty Development Programme	Mount Carmel Institute of Management	Institutional	27th and 28th August 2009
8	National Seminar on Academic Leadership for Heads of Departments	Christ University	Institutional	26,27,28 of September 2012
9	CHANGING TRENDS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY….THEN, NOW AND FUTURE	Department of Biotechnology, MCC	Institutional	1st August 2012
10	Frontiers in smart learning	DBT STAR Colleges, Bangalore Cluster	National	14th -16th May-2020
11	2 day online teaching and E content	IIDE	National	3rd and 4th June-2020
12	Innovation, IPR and Start up entrepreneurship among HEIs	MHRD	National	28th April-22nd May
13	IPR, Scientific writing and recent trends in research	REVA University	National	7^th -11^th June 2021
14	Reigniting the research spark	St. Xaviers College , Mumbai	National	15th-20^th March 2021

SL.NO.	Name of the Award/Achievement	Description	Organization	Month/Year
1	Devaraj Bajaj Research award	For developing newer techniques in isolation, culture and contractile parameters study of myocardial cells	Association of Physiologists and Pharmacologists of India	1996

SL.NO.	Name of the Project	Description
1	UGC – MRP Project completed	Titled: Characterization of a lectin from hemolymph, cocoon, and fecal matter of silkworm MRP(S)1067/11-12/KABA028/UGC-SWRO
2	INNO INDIGO* Partnership Programme	Joint Call on Bioeconomy (CDTI (Spain) and GITA (India) funding under CDTI-DST(GITA) Representing Academic partner from India; Mount Carmel College Titled: Conversion of Lignocellulosic Wastes into Biofuels and Bioplastics
3	Characterization of lectin from hemolymph,cocoon and fecal matter of silkworm	UGC – Minor Research Project -Completed
4	FUELANDPLASTIC: Conversion of Lignocellulosic Wastes into Biofuels and Bioplastics	DBT funded Under *INNO INDIGO Partnership Programme** Joint Call on Bioeconomy (CDTI (Spain) and GITA (India) funding under CDTI-DST(GITA) Program) Representing Academic partner from India; Mount Carmel College – Completed
5	Invitro analysis of hepatoprotective effect of Solanum nigrum of fruit extract against alcoholic and nonalcoholic fatty liver diseases	Mount Carmel College -Management funded major research project- Ongoing

SL. NO.	Name of the Authors	Type of Program	Role	Name of Program	Title of Paper	Date	Organising Institution	Level
1	Shalini,B.U. and Sushmitha, R.	Conference	Presenter	Contemporary Panorama Biosciences (ICCPoB ’19)	Evaluation of some selected oils for their antioxidant activity and anti-microbial potential against acne causing bacterium Propionibacterium acnes	6^th and 7^th February 2019	Sri Sarada College for Women (Autonomous), Salem – 636 016, Tamil Nadu.	International
2	Swastika Sarkar and Shalini,B.U.	Conference	Presenter	11^th Annual Conference KARNATAKA SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ACADEMY in Association with NMKRV College for Women	Phytoremediation Using Chlorophycean Member: Chlorella vulgaris.	1^st and 2^nd February 2019	NMKRV college for Women	National
3	Sindhu Priya and Shalini BU	Conference	Presenter	11^th Annual Conference KARNATAKA SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ACADEMY in Association with NMKRV College for Women	Phytoremediation Using Cyanophycean Member: Microcystis sp.	1^st and 2^nd February 2019	NMKRV college for Women	National
4	Shalini, BU	Seminar	Participant	One day state level seminar on Medicinal Plants – Elixir of Life	–	15^th October 2018	K.L.E. Society’s S. Nijalingappa College, Bangalore	National
5	Shalini, BU	Seminar	Participant	National expert seminar on “Biodiversity based economy”	–	4^th & 5^th Jan 2019.	Sustainability platform, Asia & Departments of life sciences, St. Philominas college, Mysuru	National
6	Shalini, BU	Conference	Presenter	Medicinal Plants and Drug Discovery	Evaluation of Sun Protecting Factor (SPF), anthocyanin content and anti-oxidant activity of few aromatic petals	18^th to 20^th July, 2018.	Bangalore University	International
7	Niveda and Shalini, BU	Conference	Co-author	“Biodiversity and Bio-prospecting for sustainable development – 2018	Screening of the photoprotective activity and antioxidant property of some aromatic petals	23 and 24^th February 2018	Vignana Bhavana, University of Mysore, Manasagangotri, Mysore.	National
8	Shalini, BU	Conference	Participated	Technology in Redefining Health	–	22^nd and 23^rd November 2017	Mount Carmel College, Bangalore	International
9	Shalini, BU	Conference	Co-author	Bioessence integrated Healthcare	In-vitro evaluation of common oils for their anti-acne potential against Propionibacterium	11 and 12^th of January 2017	Jyothi Nivas College, Bengaluru organized by the Life Sciences departments.	National
10	Shalini, BU	Conference	Co-author	Bioessence integrated Healthcare	Evaluation of Pimenta dioica for their anti-acne potential against Propionibacterium acnes	11 and 12^th of January 2017	Jyothi Nivas College, Bengaluru organized by the Life Sciences departments.	National
11	Shalini, BU	Conference	Co-author	Bioessence integrated Healthcare	A study of anti-acne property of Pilea hirsuta against acne causing bacteria Propionibacterium acnes	11 and 12^th of January 2017	Jyothi Nivas College, Bengaluru organized by the Life Sciences departments.	National
12	Olivia and Shalini	Conference	Presented	Importance of Herbal Medicine in the era of Globalization – A live Demonstration	In-vitro evaluation of different parts of Syzigium jambos for their antiacne potential against Propionibacterium acnes	21^st to 23^rd of December 2016	Department of Chemistry, Sahyadri Science College, Shivamogga.	International
13	Shalini, BU	Conference	Participated	NanoScience – A Multidisciplinary Approach	–	10^th and 11^th February 2016	Department of Electronics in association with V B ceramics consultants, Chennai	National
14	Shalini, BU.	Conference	Participated	A Vision for Higher Education – 2030	–	30^th and 31^st July 2015	Mount Carmel College	International
15	Shalini, BU	Conference	Co-author	Environmental Pollution, Urban Waste Management and Public Health Security	Effect of Different Nitogenous sources on growth and yield of Bacopa monnieri (L.) Penn. – A Herb of Grace	13-14^th of February 2015.	Christ University, Bangalore during	National
16	Shalini, BU	Conference	Co-author	Environmental Pollution, Urban Waste Management and Public Health Security	Effect of Different Nitogenous sources on growth and yield of Medicinal plant – Gymnema sylvestre (Retz.) R. Br. ex Schult	13-14^th of February 2015.	Christ University, Bangalore during	National
17	Shalini, BU	Conference	Presented	Medicinal Plants and Herbal Drugs for Human Welfare (ICMP-2015)	Evaluation of the Anti-aging property of some medicinal plants	28^th -30^th January 2015	Centre of Advanced Studies in Botany and Centre for Herbal Sciences, University of Madras, Guindy Campus, Chennai.	International
18	Shalini, BU	Conference	Co-author	Bioneers 2014” titled Bioveda – A Treasure Trove	Evaluation of anti-aging property of medicinal plants from North-East and South-West India	6^th and 7^th February 2014		National
19	Shalini, BU	colloquium	Co-author	Global Network of Emerging Science on 4^th “	Evaluation of anti-aging property of medicinal plants from North-east and south- west India” – Third prize	February 2014	Jyoti Nivas College, Bangalore	Inter-collegiate
20	Shalini, BU	Conference	Co-author	Green Wealth – A strategy for Health	Antioxidant activity of ten selected medicinal plants of North East India”	27^th and 28^th February, 2013	Mount Carmel College, Bengaluru	National
21	Shalini, BU	Conference	Co-author	Green Wealth – A strategy for Health	“Distribution of antioxidant properties in the vegetative parts of the medicinal plants	27^th and 28^th February, 2013	Mount Carmel College, Bengaluru	National
22	Shalini, BU	Seminar	Co-author of poster presented	Second Indian Biodiversity Congress	Resurrection of Crop Genetic Resources: The Biotechnological Approach	9^th to 11^th December 2012.	J.N. Tata Auditorium, Bengaluru, Karnataka	National
23	Shalini, B.U and Jennifer	Conference	Presented	Medicinal Plants and Herbal Products	In-vitro evaluation of Anti-aging property of Medicinal plants leaves extract	6-8^th of September 2012	John’s Hopkins University, Montgomery Country Campus, Rockville, Maryland, USA By University of Colombo and SV University, India	International
24	Shalini, B.U. and Prasoona, M.	Conference	Presented	Bioremediation and Environmental Management and Polar Science and Technology	Effect of Biofertilizer from an Aquatic weed Eichhornia crassipes (Mart.) Solmes on germination, growth and yield of Spinacea oleracea	28^th– 29^th December 2011	Presidency College, Bangalore	International
25	Shalini, BU and Prasoona, M.	Conference	Presented	Developmental Biology – NACON D BIO 2010	Diversity in Aquatic weed, Eichhornia crassipes (water hyacinth) grown on different water bodies in Bangalore (India)”	15^th to 17^th of September 2010	Department of Botany, Bangalore University, Bangalore	National
26	Shalini, BU and Prasoona, M.	Conference	Presented	Environmental, Pollution, Water conservation and Health entitled	Effect of compost from an aquatic weed Eichhornia crassipes (Mart.) Solmes on germination, growth and yield of Trigonella foenum-graecum	29 – 31 July 2010	Department of Zoology, Bangalore University, Bangalore.	International
27	Shalini, B.U. et al.,	Global Summit	Presented	Medicinal and Aromatic Plants	Bioremediation of Mine Tailings and Subsequent Phytoremediation with Medicinal Plants	1^st -5^th Dec 2009	Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia	International
28	Shalini, BU	Conference	Participated	Emerging Trends in Medicinal Plants Research	–	8^th and 9^th October 2009	Department of Botany, Maharani’s Science College for Women, Bangalore.	National
29	Shalini. BU	Seminar	Participated	Converging Sciences for Quality Life	–	24^th to 26^th February 2009	Faculty of Science and the Centre for Scientific Research and Advanced Studies, Mount Carmel College, Bangalore	National
30	Shalini, BU	Conference	Participated	Convergence of Science and Technology towards Sustenance of Human Health	–	2009	Department of Electronics in association with Sagar Hospital	National
31	Shalini, BU	Seminar	Participated	Present Scenario of Organic Farming for Sustaining Soil-Plant Health and Productivity	–	30^th and 31^st January 2009	Department of Botany and Regional Centre of Organic Farming (RCOF), at Jnanajyothi Convention Hall, Central College Campus.	National
32	Shalini, BU	90^th Indian Science Congress	Participated	–	–	January 3^rd to 7^th 2003	Jnana Bharathi Campus, Bangalore	National

SL.NO.	Title	Book, Editors and Publishers	Date of Publication	Volume No/Issue No/Page No
1	Singla P., Garg N. 2017. Plant Flavonoids: Key players in signaling, establishment, and regulation of rhizobial and mycorrhizal endosymbioses.	In: Mycorrhiza – Function, Diversity, State of the Art, (Eds.) Varma, A., Prasad, R., Tuteja, N., Springer International Publishing (ISBN: 978-3-319-53064-2)	12 May 2017	Volume no.: 4 Page no.: 133-176
2	Singla P., Kaur S. 2018. Insights into Pivotal Role of Phytohormonal Cross Talk in Tailoring Underground Plant Root System Architecture.	In: Root Biology, (Eds.) Giri, B., Prasad, R., Varma, A., Springer International Publishing (ISBN: 978-3-319-75910-4)	02 May 2018	Volume no.: 52 Page no.: 1-41
3	Singla P. 2021. “Plant Synthetic Biology: A Paradigm Shift Targeting Stress Mitigation, Reduction of Ecological Footprints and Sustainable Transformation in Agriculture”	under exclusive license to Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2021 B. Giri, M. P. Sharma (eds.), Plant Stress Biology, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-9380-2_15	With editors

SL.NO.	Presentation	Poster/Oral	Conference	Organized by	Time
1	Garg, N., Singla, P., Bhandari, P., 2011. Influences of Arbuscular mycorrhizae on growth and metabolism of Pisum sativum and Cajanus cajan in arsenic and cadmium contaminated soils.	Poster	“52^nd Annual Conference of Association of Microbiologists of India (AMI)-2011.International conference on Microbial Biotechnology for sustainable development”	Panjab University, Chandigarh	November 3-6, 2011
2	Garg, N., Bhandari, P., Singla, P., 2012. Role of arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis in metal uptake and oxidative metabolism in pea and pigeonpea under arsenic and cadmium stress.	Poster	National symposium on microbes in Health and Agriculture	School of Life Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi	12-13 March, 2012
3	Garg, N., Singla, P. 2013.Stimulation of growth, mycorrhization, nitrogen, and trehalose metabolism by naringenin and AM in chickpea under salt stress.	Poster	7^thInternational conference on Mycorrhiza	The Energy and Resources Institute under the auspices of International Mycorrhiza Society and in collaboration with the mycorrhiza Network	6-11 January, 2013
4	Singla, P., Bhandari, P., Amandeep, Garg, N. 2014. Differential Responsiveness of Cicer arietinum L. (Chickpea) Genotypes to Mycorrhizal Colonization Under Salt Stress.	Poster	National conference on “Prespectives and Trends in Plant Sciences and biotechnology”	Dept. of Botany, Panjab University, Chandigarh and Society for Plant Research, India	February 21-23, 2014
5	Singla, P., Bhandari, P., Pandey, R.and Garg, N. 2014. Nutrient exchange and transport mechanisms between plant host and fungal partner in arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) symbiosis In:	Poster	“Recent Trends in Plant Sciences with special Reference to Phycology and Mycology” (Under the aegis of SAP-DRS-III Programme)	Department of Botany, Panjab University, Chandigarh	October 28, 2014
6	Singla, P., Garg, N. 2015. Naringenin and Funneliformis mosseae facilitated equilibrium in redox state synchronizes antioxidant network to alleviate oxidative stress in salt stressed Cicer arietinum L. Nodules.	Oral	Fifth International Conference on Plants and Environmental Pollution	International Society of Environmental Botanists and CSIR-National Botanical Research Institute, Lucknow, India	24-27 February, 2015
7	Singla, P. and Garg, N. 2015. Synchronization of antioxidant defense machinery by facilitation of redox state equilibrium in Naringenin-treated and Funneliformis mosseae inoculated-Cicer arietinum L. genotypes under salt stress.	Poster	“3rd International Plant Physiology Congress – Challenges and Strategies in Plant Biology Research”	Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India	December 11-14, 2015
8	Singla, P. and Garg, N. 2016. Naringenin and Funneliformis mosseae facilitates N₂-fixation by improving membrane integrity and ionic homeostasis in salt stressed Cicer arietinum L. nodules.	Poster	National Conference on Plant Science Research: Looking beyond 21^st Century for Environmental and Agricultural Revolution	Society for Plant Research (VEGETOS) & Department of Botany, University of Delhi, Delhi -110007, India	5-7 February, 2016
9	Singla, P. 2018. P51-Flavonoids: Key players in stimulation of mycorrhization, nutrient acquisition and synchronization of antioxidant defense machinery in salt stressed legumes.	Poster	National Conference on Challenges and Strategies to Improve Crop Productivity in Changing Environment: An Integrated Approach	Department of Botany, Zakhir Hussain Delhi College, University of Delhi, India	12 January, 2018
10	Kaur, S., Kaur, I., Singla, P., Kaur, G., Dharini, Gagandeep. 2019. Nanofertilizers: Nascent Nutrient Delivery System in Today’s Agriculture Sector.	Poster	6^th World Congress on Nanomedical Science ISNSCON – International Society for Nanomedical Science Conference	University of Delhi, Jamia Hamdard and International Society for Nanomedical Sciences	07-10 January, 2019
11	Singla, P. 2019. Flavonoids: Prime Players in Mycorrhization Stimulation, Nutrient Acquisition and Synchronization of Antioxidant Machinery in Salt Stressed Legumes.	Oral	The International Conference on “Biotechnological Advances in Medicinal Plants and Natural Products and Exhibition on Natural Products and Medicinal Plants Research”	Department of Life Sciences, School of Sciences, GCU, Bangalore	September 19 – 20, 2019
12	Hemashree K., Singla, P. 2019. Insights into Imperative Roles of Transition Metals in Photosynthesis by Primary Producers.	Poster	Samagatha-Science Forum	held at Maharani Lakshmi Ammanni College For Women (Autonomous) affiliated to Bangalore Central University, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560012, India	17-18 October, 2019

SL. NO.	Program	Organized by	Date
1	“Faculty Developmental Programme on Research and Data analysis using SPSS”	Dept. of Statistics, Panjab University in collaboration with SPSS, South Asia Ltd.	Bangalore on 16^th and 17^th December, 2010
2	2 days National Workshop on “Research Methodology, Statistical Analysis And Stress Management”	Panjab University Campus students Council (PUCSC) and Centre for Public Health, Panjab University, Chandigarh	30-31 January, 2014
3	Hand on training workshop on “Scientific Graphing with SigmaPlot”	Centre for Industry Institute Partnershp Programme (CIIPP), Panjab University, Chandigarh	26^th March, 2014
4	Resequencing – Next generation sequence data analysis workshop	Bionivid Technology [P] Ltd. at IPP congress at Convention Center, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India	December 11-14, 2015
5	National Workshop on Basic ICT Skills for Educators (e-Content Development and Assessment Tools)	Guru Angad Dev Teaching Learning Centre of MHRD, SGTB Khalsa College, University of Delhi.	15-16 March, 2017
6	National Webinar: ICT Enabled Higher Education in India: Challenges and Opportunities – an online Faculty Development Programme	Guru Angad Dev Teaching Learning Centre of MHRD, SGTB Khalsa College, University of Delhi	15^th April 2020
7	FDP on “Enhancing Research Effectiveness using Scopus, ScienceDirect and Mendeley”	Faculty Development Centre, Kurukshetra University,in collaboration with Elsevier, under the scheme of Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya Nation Mission on Teachers and Teaching (PMMMNMTT), Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India	1^st May 2020
8	FDP on “Scientific Writing for Journals”	ISRO in collaboration with Springer Nature	8^th May 2020
9	FDP on “SARS-CoV-2 Research: Insights from Computational Biology”	Department of Life Sciences, Kristu Jayanti College, Bangalore	11-15^th May 2020
10	FDP on “ICT Tools for Online Teaching”	Center of Excellence, Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, University Of Delhi	09 June, 2020 – 13 June, 2020
11	FDP on “Moodle Learning Management System”	Department of B.B.A. (Computer Applications), Vidya Pratishthan’s Arts, Science and Commerce College, Vidyanagari , Baramati, Maharashtra in association with Spoken Tutorial, IIT Bombay funded by National Mission on Education through ICT, MHRD, Govt of India	11th June 2020 to 16 th June 2020
12	FDP on “Managing Virtual Classrooms and Open Educational Resources”	Centre for Academic Leadership & Education Management (CALEM), Department of Education, Panjab University, Chandigarh under the Aegis of PMMMNTT, MHRD in collaboration with SWAYAM CELL, Institute of Educational Technology & Vocational Education and University Business School, Panjab University, Chandigarh	June 24-29, 2020

SL.NO.	Description
1	Member of International Mycorrhiza Society w.e.f. 6^th January 2013.
2	Life member of India society for Plant Physiology w.e.f. 22^nd August 2015.
3	Annual Member of Indian Society of Mycology and Plant Pathology w.e.f. 8^th January 2019.

Name	Programme	Institution/University	Year of Passing
Ph.D.	Biochemistry	Bharathiar University, Coimbatore.	Dec 2018
M. Phil	Biotechnology	Bharathidasan University, Trichy.	May 2005
M.Sc.	Biochemistry	Adhiparasakthi College of Science, Kalavai , University of Madras	Mar 2003
B.Sc.	Biochemistry	Kamban Arts & Science College for Women, University of Madras	Jun 2000

SL.NO.	Title	Author	Name of the Journal	Date of Publication	Volume No/Issue No/Page No
1.	Serrapeptidase gene of Serratia marcescens from plant origin expressed by Pichia pastoris has protease activity.	N.S.Kaviyarasi, V.V.S.Suryanarayana	Journal of Medical Research and Pharmaceutical Sciences	2016	3 pp. 66-67
2.	In Silico analysis of inhibitor and substrate binding site of Serrapeptidase from Serratia marcescens MTCC 8708.	N.S.Kaviyarasi, C.N.Prashantha , V.V.S.Suryanarayana	International Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.	2016	Vol 8 Issue 4
3.	Characterization of a gene encoding Serrapeptidase from Serratia marcescens strain (SRM) MTCC 8708, a plant isolate.	N.S.Kaviyarasi, Swaroop sarkar and V.V.S.Suryanarayana,	International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences	2015	4(8)
4.	Antimicrobial activity in leaf extract of neem (azadirachta indica Linn.)	Maragathavalli S., Brindha S., Kaviyarasi N.S., B. Annadurai, Gangwar S.K.	International Journal of Science and Nature	2012	VOL. 3(1) : 110-113
5.	Effect of organic amendments on the bio chemical transformations under different soil conditions	Thamaraiselvi T., Brindha S., Kaviyarasi N. S., Annadurai. B. Gangwar, S. K.	International Journal of Advanced Biological Research	2012	VOL. 2(1) : 171-173
6.	Anti-arthritic effect of amukkara (Withania somnifera) choornam in patients with rheumatoid arthritis	Thamaraiselvi T., Brindha S., Kaviyarasi N. S., Annadurai, B. & Gangwar, S. K.	International Journal of Advanced Biological Research	2012	VOL. 2(1) : 174-176
7.	Mosquitoes larvicidal activity of leaf extract of neem (Azadirachta indica)	Maragathavalli S., Brindha S., Kaviyarasi N. S., Annadurai B. & Gangwar, S. K.	International Journal of Advanced Biological Research	2012	VOL. 2(1) :138-142
8.	Expression, production and purification of proteinases from Aspergillus sp.	J. Rajamurugan, S Brindha, Kaviyarasi N. S., Maragathavalli S, T. Thamaraiselvi , B. Annadurai & S. K Gangwar	International Journal of Advanced Biological Research	2011	VOL. 1(1)

SL.NO.	Title	Name of the Journal	Date of Publication	Volume No/Issue No/Page No
1.	Azadirachtin(A) Distinctively Modulates Subdomain 2 of Actin – Novel Mechanism to Induce Depolymerization revealed by Molecular Dynamics Study	Journal of Biomolecular Structure and Dynamics	2016	34(12): 2698-2710
2.	Docking, molecular dynamics and QM/MM studies to delineate the mode of binding of CucurbitacinE to F-actin	Journal of Molecular Graphics and Modelling	2016	63: 29–37
3.	Molecular Dynamics Simulation Reveal the Mechanism of Resistance of Mutant Actins to Latrunculin A –Insight into Specific Modifications to Design Novel Drugs to Overcome Resistance	Current Computer-Aided Drug Design,	2016	12(2): 107 – 118
4.	Molecular dynamics and high throughput binding free energy calculation of anti-actin anticancer drugs	J. Computational Biology and Chemistry	2016	64, 47-55
5.	Identification of a Reaction Intermediate and Mechanism of Action of Intermediary Enzymes in Plumbagin Biosynthetic Pathway Using Molecular Dynamics Simulation	Catalysts	April 2020	10, 280
6.	Connecting the dots in the mechanism of action of Cucurbitacin E (CurE) – path analysis and steered molecular dynamics reveal the precise site of entry and the passage of CurE in filamentous actin	Journal of Biomolecular Str and Dynamics	March 2019	Volume 38,Issue 3 Pages 635-646

SL.NO.	Title	Name of the Journal	Date of Publication	Volume No/Issue No/Page No
1	Mitochondrial Complex I Inhibition in Parkinson’s Disease: How Can Curcumin Protect Mitochondria?	Antioxidants & Redox Signaling	2007	Vol 9, 399-408
2	Integrating glutathione metabolism and mitochondrial dysfunction with implications for Parkinson’s disease: A dynamic model	Neuroscience	2007	Vol 149; 917-930
3	Curcumin treatment alleviates the effects of glutathione depletion in vitro and in vivo: Therapeutic implications for Parkinson’s Disease explained via in silico studies	Free Radical Biology and Medicine	2008	Vol 44, 907-917
4	Biochemical analysis of protein stability in human brain collected at different post-mortem intervals	Indian Journal of Medical Research	2009	Vol 129, 189-199
5	Muscarinic receptor 1 agonist activity of novel N-aryl carboxamide substituted 3-morpholinoarecoline derivatives in Alzheimer’s presenile dementia models	Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry	2009	Vol 17 (15), 5526-5534
6	Bioconjugates of curcumin display improved protection against glutathione depletion mediated oxidative stress in a dopaminergic neuronal cell line: Implications for Parkinson’s disease	Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry	2010	Vol 18, 2631-2638
7	Glutamoyldiester of the dietary polyphenol curcumin offers improved protection against peroxynitrite-mediated nitrosative stress and damage of brain mitochondria in vitro: implications for Parkinson’s disease	Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry	2011	Vol 347, 135-143
8	Chronic dietary supplementation with turmeric protects against 1-methyl-4-phenyl-1,2,3,6-tetrahydropyridine-mediated neurotoxicity in vivo: implications for Parkinson’s disease.”	British Journal of Nutrition	2011	Vol 106, 63-72
9	Evaluation of Markers of Oxidative Stress, Antioxidant Function and Astrocytic Proliferation in the Striatum and Frontal Cortex of Parkinson’s Disease Brains.”	Neurochemical Research	2011	Vol 36, 1452-1463
10	Increased Oxidative Damage and Decreased Antioxidant Function in Aging Human Substantia Nigra Compared to Striatum: Implications for Parkinson’s Disease.”	Neurochemical Research	2012	Vol 37, 358-369
11	Bacopa monnieri extract offsets rotenone-induced cytotoxicity in dopaminergic cells and oxidative impairments in mice brain.”	Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology	2012	Vol 32, 455-465
12	Curcumin: a potential neuroprotective agent in Parkinson’s disease.”	Current Pharmaceutical Design	2012	Vol 18, 91-99
13	Therapeutic potential of natural products in Parkinson’s Disease.”	Recent patents on Endocrine, Metabolic & Immune Drug Discovery	2012	Vol 6, 181-200 * Co-corresponding author
14	Mitochondrial alterations and oxidative stress in an acute transient mouse model of muscle degeneration: implications for muscular dystrophy and related muscle pathologies.”	Journal of Biological Chemistry	2014	289(1), 485-509
15	Bioavailability of dietary polyphenols: Factors contributing to their clinical application in CNS diseases.”	Neurochem Int.	2015	Oct;89:198-208
16	Fish Oil Prophylaxis Protects against 3-Nitropropinic Acid-Induced Oxidative Impairments in Striatum and Cerebellum in Male Rat Brain.”	J Neurosci and Neuropharm	2017	3(1); 1529-1537
17	Manganese- and 1-methyl-4-phenylpyridinium-induced neurotoxicity display differences in morphological, electrophysiological and genome-wide alterations: implications for idiopathic Parkinson’s disease”	J. Neurochem	2017	Nov. 143(3), 334-358
18	Therapeutic potential of polyphenols in Parkinson’s disease.”	In: Parkinson’s Disease. Intech open access Publisher, Rijeka	2011	CROATIA – ISBN 978-953-307-463-4: 115-150
19	Disease systems: Parkinson’s disease.	In: Encyclopedia of systems biology.Dubitzky W, Wolkenhauer O, Cho K-H, Yokota H (Eds) , Springer, New York	2012	589-592
20	Nutraceuticals and Other Natural Products in Parkinson’s Disease Therapy: Focus on Clinical Applications.	Book Chapter In: Bioactive Nutraceuticals and Food Supplements in Neurological and Brain Disease,	2015	Edition 1, Chapter 44: page 421-431 *Co-corresponding author
21	Omics and epigenetics of polyphenol mediated neuroprotection: the curcumin perspective.”	In: Curcumin for Neurological and Psychiatric Disorders: Neurochemical and Pharmacological Properties. Farooqui and Farooqui (Eds), Elsevier, Philadelphia,	2019	Edition 1, Chapter 9: page 169-189.^*Corresponding author

SL.NO.	Title	Name of the Journal	Date of Publication	Volume No/Issue No/Page No
1.	Biofertilizers: a potential approach for sustainable agriculture development.	Environmental Science and Pollution Research International; Springer	February 2017	Volume 24, Issue 4, pp 3315–3335
2	Biofilm, pathogenesis and prevention-a journey to break the wall: a review	Archives of Microbiology; Springer	January 2016	, Volume 198, Issue 1, pp 1–15
3.	Leucine and its transporter provide protection againstcigarette smoke-induced cell death: A potential therapy foremphysema	Toxicology Reports; Elsevier	2014	1:752-763. doi: 10.1016/j.toxrep.2014.09.011. eCollection 2014.
4.	Vitamin C forestalls cigarette smoke induced NF-[1]B activation in alveolar epithelial cells	Toxicology research; Elsevier	April, 2013	220(1):76-81. doi: 10.1016/j.toxlet.2013.04.009. Epub 2013 Apr 21.
5.	IKKb–I-kBe–c-Rel/p50: a new axis of NF-kB activation in lung epithelial cells	Oncogenesis	Apr 9, 2012	1, e8; doi:10.1038/oncsis.2012.8

SL.NO.	Name of the inventor	Title of invention	Patent number	Patent Application number	Date Of issue	Organization/ Institution
1.	Chitralekha Khatri and Ashu Rani	Green catalytic process for aspirin synthesis using fly ash as heterogeneous solid acid catalyst.	Indian Patent number 258334	Patent Application No.- 1980/DEL/2007	2014	Department of Chemistry, University of Kota, Kota
2.	Ashu Rani, Deepti Goyal, Chitralekha Sidana	Fly ash supported lime slurry as an efficient cost-effective solid base catalyst	Indian Patent number 281690	Indian Patent No 1291/DEL/2010	2017	Department of Chemistry, University of Kota, Kota

Sl. no.	Name of the workshop/FDP/Training programme	Name of organizer	Level	Date
1	Educational trends and media communication	Karnataka regional commission for education	State	October 2018
2	Innovation in teaching/learning, research methodology, and data analysis using SPSS/AMOS	St. Joseph’s College	National	February 2019
3	Research methodology and data analysis using R and Python	St. Aloysius Degree College and Postgraduate studies	National	March 2019

Area	Programme	Institution /University	Year
Nanoelectronics	Ph.D.	Bangalore University	Pursuing
Electronics	M.Phil	Bharathidasan University	2007
Electronics	M.Sc	University of Mysore	2003

Sl.No	Name of the Workshop/FDP/Training Programme	Name of Organizer	Name of Program	Level	Date
1.	Orientation Program	Government Science College	One day Orientation Programme on “Recent Trends in Electronics and Revision of UG – Electronics Syllabus”	State	4/4/ 2018
2.	International Conference	Mount Carmel College	Technology in Redefining Health	International	23/11/2017
3.	Seminar	Indian Carbon Society, Bengaluru chapter, AeSI	Current Trends in Carbon Materials	National	4/8/2017
4.	International Conference	RV College of Engineering	Large Area Flexible Microelectronics ILAFM-2016	International	20/12/2016 to 22/12/2016
5.	National Conference	Jain University	Recent Trends in Physical Sciences-RTPS-16	National	26/2/2016
6.	workshop	RV College of Engineering	Real-Time Embedded System Design	National	5/8/2013 to 9/8/2013
7.	National level Seminar	Christ University	Latest Trends in Wireless Communication	National	15/2/2013 16/2/2013
8.	National level workshop	Christ University	Electronic Instrumentation and Applications	National	7/9/20118/9/2011
9.	State-level	Vijaya College	Emerging trends in Embedded Systems	State	2/11/2009 3/11/2009
10.	State	Maharani’s Science College for Women	Advanced Experiments in Electronic communication and Microprocessor	State	5/3/2009 6/3/2009
11.	State-level Workshop	Christ University	Microcontroller and Embedded Systems	State	19/9/2008 20/9/2008
12.	State-level Workshop	Maharani’s Science College for Women	Advanced Experiments in Electronic Communication and Microprocessor	State	05/3/2009 06/3/2009
13.	Workshop	Mount Carmel College	Workshop for Higher Education Academicians Latex and Moodle	Institutional	9/1/2016
14.	Refresher Course Under FDP	Mount Carmel College	Research Methodology and statistics	Institutional	16/03/2018 22/03/2018
15.	International	Mount Carmel College	A Vision for Higher Education – 2030	International Conference	30/07/2015 30/07/2015
16.		Mount Carmel College	Faculty Enrichment Programme 2015	Institutional	1/6/2015 6/6/2015
17.	FDP	Mount Carmel College	Transformation – 2012	Institutional	23/8/2012 24/8/2012
18.	Workshop	Jyothy Institute of Technology	Workshop on Material Characterizations by SEM and PXRD	Institutional	4/1/2019
19.	Workshop	Global Academy of Technology		Institutional

SL.NO.	Name of Authors	Title	Name of the Journal	Year of Publication	Volume No/Issue No/Page No
1	Emon Chatterjee, Suba G A Manuel, and Syed Shamimul Hassan	Effect of Fruit Pectin on Growth of Lactic Acid Bacteria	J Prob Health	2016	4:2.
2	Lekha Ravindran, Niveda Manjunath, Rachel Prianka Darshan, and Suba G A Manuel	In vitro study analysis of antimicrobial properties of lactic acid bacteria against pathogens	J.Bio.Innov	2016	5(2): 262-269
3	Emon Chatterjee, Suba GA Manuel, Syed Shamimul Hasan	Comparative study of natural and commercial pectin on the growth of probiotic.	International Journal of Biological Science	2015	online
4	Emon Chatterjee, Suba GA Manuel, Syed Shamimul Hasan	Characterization and Statistical Analysis of Bioactive Compounds from Fruit Wastes	International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research	2015	1749 – 1764
5	Suba G.A. Manuel, E. Usha, Shobha A. Reddy and Radha D. Kale	Protease Activity of Earthworm Exudates and Vermicompost	J. Soil Biol. Ecol.	2013	33 (1&2): 207-214
6	Emon Chatterjee, Suba, G.A. Manuel, Radha D Kale	Antimicrobial activity of fruit waste	NABS Newsletter	2013	15 – 16
7	Usha, E., Suba G. A. Manuel, S.V. Shobha, and R.D. Kale	In vitro control of Fusarium oxysporum by Aspergillus sp and Trichoderma sp isolated from vermicompost	J. Bio. Innovl	2013	(5):142- 147
8	Sameen Faraha, Emon Chatterjee, Suba, G.A. Manuel, Shobha Ananada Reddy, Radha D Kale	Isolation and characterization of bioactive compounds from fruit wastes	Dynamic Biochemistry, Process Biotechnology and Molecular Biology	2012	6 (Special Issue 2): 92-94
9	Firdous Tasneem, Diana Hubert, Dorothy G W, Nischita VK, Shobha A. Reddy, Suba G. A. Manuel, Radha D Kale	Recycling of kitchen waste water through root zone treatment	Carmelight	2012	9(1) :27 – 34
10	Usha E, Suba G. A. Manuel, Shobha A. Reddy, Radha D Kale	Suppression of Fusarium oxysporum by Trichoderma spp. and Aspergillus spp	Carmelight	2012	9(1):107 -112
11	Ragunath,C., Suba, G.A. Manuel, Venkat Venkataraman, Hameetha B.R. Sait & Chinnaswamy Kasinathan. ().	Probing the role of aromatic residues at the secondary saccharide binding sites of human salivary alpha amylase in substrate hydrolysis of bacterial binding	J. Mol. Biol	2008	384:1232-1248.
12	Ragunath,C., Suba, G.A. Manuel, Kasinathan, C & Ramasubbu, N	Structure – function relationships in human salivary alpha – amylase: Role of aromatic residues in a secondary binding sites	Biologia	2008	63:1028-1034
13	Suba, G.A. Manuel, Ragunath,C., Hameethabanu, B.R.S., Izano, E.A., Kaplan. J.B., &Ramasubbu, N.	Role of active site residues in dispersin B, a biofilm-releasing β-hexosaminidase from a periodontal pathogen, in substrate hydrolysis	FEBS J	2007	274:5987-99
14	Sripathi K., Raghuram H., Rajasekar R., Karrupudurai T., & Suba G A Manuel	Population estimation in the false vampire bat Megaderma lyra: Mark and recapture analysis using Jolly – Seber Method	Acta Chirpterologica	2004	6:145-154.
15	Dorrie M., Schmid S., Suba G A Manuel.,Sripathi K	Contact calls of the bat Megaderma lyra : a comparison between the Indian and Sri Lankan population(2001)	Zoology	2003	104, Suppl IV ( Abstract 94.1):5
16	R. Selvaraj Pandian, Suba G.A. Manuel and A. Charles Manoharan	Susceptibility of the larvae of Culex quinquefasciatus Say to extracts of medicinal plants	Journal of Environment & Pollution	1994	1 (3 & 4): 109-112
17	R. Selvaraj Pandian, Suba G.A. Manuel and A. Charles Manoharan	Susceptibility of the larvae of Culex quinquefasciatus Say to Nuvan, an organophosphorous insecticide and extracts of medicinal plants	Geiobios	1994	21: 256-259

SL.NO.	Author Name	Title	Name of the Journal	Date of Publication	Volume No/Issue No/Page No
1	Rituparna Dutta, Shreyoshi Ghosh, Maclyn Veena, Padmashree kulkarni, and Radha D. Kale.

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