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PaperTopicsforMicrobiology:BacteriaandViruses
Youmaywanttostartyourpaperbychoosingaspecificbacterium,Archean,orvirus
andsubsequentlyfocustosomethingyoufindparticularlyinterestingaboutthat
organism.Alternatively,youmaywanttochooseacurrentissueorproblemin
microbiologyandfocusontheproblem,coveringtherelevantorganismfromthat
perspective.However,itisabsolutelyrequiredthatyoudiscussthepertinentbiology
oftheorganismsyouarestudyinginyourpaper.
Pleasetalktotheinstructorsandwecanprovideyouwithmorespecificsonthetopics
listedbelow.Pleasedonotfeelconstrainedbythesesuggestions.Followyourown
creativeidea!
Recentdiscoveries
Fluvaccineshortages
Bacteriawithcytoskeletons/evolutionarytree
Biofilmformationindisease,theenvironment,orindustry
Quorumsensing:howbacteriacommunicate
Developmentinprokaryotesspore
formation,Caulobacter,Myxococcus,Streptomyces
Lifeinextremeenvironments
Extraterrestriallife
Biodegradationofanthropogeniccompounds(PCB's,dioxinspesticides,etc.)
bybacteria
Evolutionoflife
Antibiotic/antiviralresistancemechanisms
Howtopreventantibioticresistance
Antibacterialproducts
Symbioticrelationshipsbetweenbacteriaandotherorganisms
Viable,butnonculturableorganisms
Antibacterialeffectsofspices
Emerginginfectiousdiseases
Avianflu
SARS
IncreaseinhepatitisC
Madcowdisease(BSE)
Norwalkvirusesandcruiseshipoutbreaks
Bioterrorism
Pathogenesisofagentsofconcernanthrax,smallpox,etc.
Preparednessresponsevaccines,antibioticstockpiling,drills
Pathogensandlinkstochronicdisease
Helicobacterpyloriandulcers
Chlamydiapneumoniaeandheartdisease
Chlamydiaandinfertility
Crohnsdisease
GuillianBarresyndrome
Pathogensandlinkstomalignancy
HumanherpesvirusandKaposisarcoma
Papillomavirusandcervicalcancer
HumanTcellleukemiavirusandleukemia
EpsteinBarrvirusandlymphoproloferativedisorders
Pathogenesis(manybacteriaandvirusescanbeexaminedinthiscontext)
Biotechnology
NovelpharmaceuticalproductsfrombacteriaorArchaeafromextreme
environments.
Genetherapyusingviralvectors
Level4labs
Foodirradiation
UseofPCRandDNAfingerprintingforcharacterizationofbacterial
communitiesinsoil,biofilmsorhostenvironments.
ProductionorbiodegradationofPHVB's(i.e.,biodegradableplastics)by
bacteria.
Epidemiology
Identifyingandfollowinganoutbreak
Trackingfoodbornepathogens
Molecularmethodsforidentifyingmicrobes
Bacteriaandyourbody
Useofbotulinumtoxinforcosmeticpurposes
Acneandbacteria
Normalmicrobiotaandpreventionofdisease
Flatulence,intestinalbacteria,andprobiotics
Selected Research Areas

MDTP trainer laboratories pursue investigations on a range of scientific research topics related to microbiology.
Classifications are inevitably somewhat arbitrary, following are some of the subdisciplines covered by MDTP faculty
with links to lists of trainers working in those areas. Each area page will provide brief research descriptions for each
trainer and a link to his or her website. This information is by no means exhaustive, but is intended to convey a sense
of research breadth in the MDTP, and of focused research strength in fifteen areas.
Cell Biology
David Andes, Andes Lab website
Medical Microbiology & Immunology: Antifungal activity and drug resistance
Briana Burton, Burton Lab website
Bacteriology: Molecular mechanisms of macromolecule transport across membranes.
Silvia Cavagnero, Cavagnero Lab website
Chemistry: Mechanisms of protein folding in the cell. Chaperone- and ribosome-assisted prevention of aggregation.
The effect of antibiotics on cotranslational protein folding.
Paul Friesen, Friesen Lab website
Biochemistry (Virology): Molecular biology of eukaryotic DNA viruses regulation of gene expression programmed cell
death (apoptosis) and retrotransposons.
Jenny Gumperz, Gumperz Lab website
Medical Microbiology & Immunology: Molecular and functional analyses of T lymphocytes in innate immunity
Anna Huttenlocher, Huttenlocher Lab website
Medicine/Medical Microbiology and Immunology: Molecular mechanisms of leukocyte chemotaxis and inflammation
Robert Kalejta, Kalejta Lab website
Molecular Virology: Viral modulation of the cell cycle
Laura Kiessling, Kiessling Lab website
Biochemistry: Molecular mechanisms underlying bacterial sensing and mycobacterial cell wall biosynthesis.
Laurence Loewe, Loewe Lab website
Genetics, WID: Evolution, systems biology, population genetics, evosysbio in diverse systems, all investigated by
computer simulations.
Megan McClean, McClean Lab website
Biomedical Engineering: Microfluidic and optogenetic tools for studying microbial signal processing
Nathan Sherer, Sherer Lab website
Molecular Virology, Oncology: HIV-1 RNA trafficking, virus-Host interactions
M. Suresh, Suresh Lab website
Pathobiological Sciences: Regulation of T cell proliferation apoptosis and memory
Douglas Weibel, Weibel Lab website
Biochemistry: Biochemical studies of bacterial physiology and behavior
Project is a word that terrifies most of the college students. This is because of the experience they had in
their schools. I remember when I searched a lot for project ideas as my project guide and other
professors werent that supportive. So here are a few innovative Micro biology project ideas to help you
out:
Immunology and Antibodies

You could compare the antibiotic activity of a certain product both in-vitro and in-vivo.
Red Tide
You can consider the algae species and analyze the toxins released by them and the conditions under
which they release the toxins. In particular, shellfish-related poisoning in humans caused by red tide
toxins is common, so a project can explore the relationship between the algae and human food sources.
Bacterial Sensitivity
Bacteria are sensitive to ultraviolet rays, which can cause variations of particular bacteria in different
ecological situations. Consider a project that measures the effects of these rays on different bacteria.
Variables known to affect the outcome of this "bacterial sensitivity" include the wavelength used, the age
of the bacteria and the temperature the experiment is carried out in. Apply your laboratory findings to real
world situations in order to posit the relationship between bacteria variations and ultraviolet rays.
Water Microbiology
You can measure the microbial growth in municipal water supplies, well water or naturally occurring
aquatic ecosystems. This will also come under waste water treatment.
Antibiotic Resistance:
You can also measure the resistance of various microbes and make a report about the superbugs.
Biosecurity - Infectious movement of genes; microbial

genetics
Phage inside human cells
Bacteria that invade human cells buy time to acquire antibiotic resistance genes. We showed that
invasive bacteria exchange genes by conjugation inside human cells, making the cytoplasm of human
cells a potentially highly productive ecosystem for gene transfer. Now we will determine how phage enters
the cytoplasm of human cells and assess the use of phage as therapeutics to control antibiotic-resistant
pathogens. We will use sophisticated genetic techniques along with confocal and epifluorescence
microscopy to:
1. define the place within the cell that pathogenic bacteria and phage meet,
2. test virus killing of antibiotic resistant bacteria inside human cells,

3. determine what happens to phage and bacterial nucleic acids released into human cells.
Degree: Honours / Masters / PhD
Background/skills required: Required: enough chemistry to make buffers and an understanding of
microbial genetics. Desirable: understanding of bacteriophage and tissue culture techniques
Scholarship funding may be available.
Field/lab support funding is available.
Supervisor: Professor Jack Heinemann
See also project under Biochemistry listed for Professor Jack Heinemann.
Microalgae
Taxonomic studies on cyanobacteria

The diversity of cyanobacteria in New Zealand is poorly known in almost all habitats. Only freshwater
phytoplankton communities have been examined in any detail. Thorough examination awaits for those in
soils, on rock surfaces, in benthic marine and freshwater habitats and associated with fungi in lichens.
The aim is to provide excellent descriptions of taxa. This would provide essential base-line knowledge to
support subsequent studies in a wide range of disciplines, e.g. ecology, use of cyanobacteria as
environmental indicators, investigation of bioactive products. Descriptions would be based on field and
cultured specimens. Light microscopy, transmission and scanning electron microscopy would be used.
Molecular genetic approaches could be applied if a supervisor for those could be found. The study could
experimentally investigate the stability of phenotypic characters in selected taxa. Unusual, barely studied
and novel taxa would almost inevitably be encountered.
Background/skills required: Basic microbiological skills. Enthusiasm for microscopy and descriptive
studies.
Supervisor: Dr Paul Broady
Soil Biology
Diversity and distribution of soil algae
There have been very few investigations of soil algae in New Zealand although they are an important
component of microbial communities in the upper few centimetres of most soils. How diverse are they?
How do communities differ between naturally-occurring and agricultural and other human-impacted soils?
Are New Zealand soil algae very similar to those described from other regions or do some soil types
support unique communities? Do high alpine soils support communities similar to those found in
Antarctica? What controls differences in community structure between different soil types? How
abundant are soil algae? How responsive are they to changes in their microenvironment, e.g. water
availability, temperature, nutrients? A range of taxonomic, ecological and experimental studies could be
designed to suit interests.
Background/skills required: Basic microbiological skills. Enthusiasm for microscopy and descriptive
studies.
Supervisor: Dr Paul Broady
Soil Microbiology and Biochemistry

Foams are biological links between terrestrial aquatic systems
Foams occur in tropical and polar regions yet their biology and biogeochemistry is little known. Foams
contain very large concentrations of nutrients and numbers of microbes particularly bacteria. Foams may
function as inocula and are involved in colonisation of soils, at least, in Antarctica. Little is known about
the microbial species present in foams, their survivability and role, if any, in transfers between different
ecosystems.
Background/skills required: General biology and chemistry with an interest in natural science and
ability to live in remote, isolated places.
Scholarship funding may be available.
Supervisor: Associate Professor Laurie Greenfield
Virology
Australasian Mastreviruses: Diversity, Evolution and recombination

analysis
Mastreviruses are single stranded DNA viruses that infect grasses. Other than four isolates from
Australasia we have very limited information about these viruses and their infectivity in the region. In
African species of mastreviruses we have observed a high level of recombination between strains and
within strains. We aim set up an initial sample set of at least 50 infected samples from which we will
amplify (using rolling circle amplification), clone, sequence and analyse for recombination in the full length
genomes. This project will link in with a larger project run in Africa and the Indian Ocean Islands by
myself, Dr Darren Martin (University of Cape Town, South Africa), Dr Dionne Shepherd (University of
Cape Town, South Africa) and Dr Jean-Michel Lett (CIRAD, La Reunion) which is the largest non-human
pathogen diversity project in the world.
Degree: Honours / MSc
Background/skills required: Basic molecular biology
Supervisor: Dr Arvind Varsani - Co-supervisors Dr Darren Martin
The hunt for novel DNA viruses: Diversity and evolution through recombination
Rolling circle amplification using Phi29 DNA polymerase has revolutionised the non-specific amplification
of circular DNA viruses. Techniques established by my research group at the University of Cape Town,
South Africa, will be used to sample for novel DNA viruses in various ecosystems. Initially the project will
focus on the following:
1. Avian DNA viruses, mainly circoviruses and polymoviruses, in archived samples of mallards and
ducks undergoing an evolution bottle neck.
2. Corticoviruses and microviruses infecting bacteria will involve in dept studies on evolution through
recombination, measuring recombination hotspots and evolution rates
3. Plant viruses such as caulimoviruses and begomoviruses.
Degree: Honours / MSc
Background/skills required: Basic molecular biology

Supervisor: Dr Arvind Varsani - Co-supervisors Dr Darren Martin
Confused on how to start your research work? We are here to help you, you can browse through
numerous projects/dissertations, essays/papers, seminars and reports in microbiology.
Microbial Profile Of Vegetable "daucus Carota"

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Isolation Of Micrococus From Ugba

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Antibacterial Activity Of Honey On (staphylococcus Aureusescherichia Coli

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Analysis Of Bush Pear And Its Oil

The research project studies the analysis of pear and its oil. The mesocarp from edible African pear
DacryodesEdulis were evaluated for their oil yield. The pulp from this pear were oven dried at 10...
Microbial Analysis Of Toast Bread

Microbial analysis was carried out on six samples of toasted bread bought from threedifferent kiosks
in unilorin walkway. the microbial population of each samplewas dete...
Roles Of Bacteriocins In Food Safety

Bacteriocins are bacterial ribosomally synthesized peptides or proteins with antimicrobial activity. As
ribosomally synthesised peptides, bacteriocins are encoded by a plasmid- or chromosome-borne
str...
Mycotoxins: Characterization , Occurrence And Detection

Mycotoxins are pharmacologically active mold metabolites produced in a strain-specific way that
elicit some complicated toxicological activities (Bennett, 2003)....
Isolation, Identification And Classification Of Fungi

A fungus is any member of a large group of eukaryotic organisms that includes microorganisms such
as yeasts and molds, as well as the more familiar mushrooms. these organisms are cla...
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Paradox of autoantibodies and immune deficiency: Interferon gamma
antibodies and susceptibility to intracellular pathogens
S Sehgal, D Suri
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Advantage and limitations of nitrofurantoin in multi-drug resistant Indian
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How to develop an in-house real-time quantitative cytomegalovirus
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ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Quantification of human polyomavirus JC virus load in urine and blood
samples of healthy tribal populations of North-Eastern part of West
Bengal, India
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S Chattaraj, NK Bera, C Dutta, S Bhattacharjee

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Human immunodeficiency virus and hepatitis B virus co-infections

among tuberculosis patients attending a Model Rural Health Research
Unit in Ghatampur, North India
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T Hussain, KK Kulshreshtha, VS Yadav, K Katoch

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Salmonella Weltevreden food poisoning in a tea garden of Assam: An

outbreak investigation
L Saikia, A Sharma, R Nath, G Choudhury, AK Borah
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Characteristics of Vibrio cholerae O1 isolated from water of the River

Ganga, Varanasi, India
SS Mohaptra, CK Mantri, T Bhotra, DV Singh
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Optimization and head-to-head comparison of MISSR-PCR, ERIC-PCR,

RAPD and 16S rRNA evolutionary clock for the genotyping of Vibrio
cholerae isolated in China
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QH Mo, HB Wang, H Tan, SL An, ZL Feng, Q Wang, JC Lin, Z Yang

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Outbreak of chickenpox in a Union Territory of North India

MP Singh, C Chandran, A Sarwa, A Kumar, M Gupta, A Raj, RK Ratho
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Molecular characterisation of enteroinvasive Escherichia coli O136:K78

isolates from patients of a diarrhoea outbreak in China
X Zhou, W Xia, J Tu, L Xue, X Ni
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Determination of minimum inhibitory concentrations of itraconazole,

terbinafine and ketoconazole against dermatophyte species by broth
microdilution method
VK Bhatia, PC Sharma
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Ocular infections caused by Candida species: Type of species, in

vitro susceptibility and treatment outcome
SR Motukupally, VR Nanapur, KN Chathoth, SI Murthy, RR Pappuru, A Mallick, S
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Sharma
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Detecting mutation pattern of drug-resistant Mycobacterium

tuberculosis isolates in Himachal Pradesh using GenoTypeMTBDRplus
assay
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C Thakur, V Kumar, AK Gupta

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Mebiolgel, a thermoreversible polymer as a scaffold for three

dimensional culture of Huh7 cell line with improved hepatocyte
differentiation marker expression and HCV replication
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AR Rajalakshmy, J Malathi, HN Madhavan, JKA Samuel

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Clinical significance of various diagnostic techniques and emerging

antimicrobial resistance pattern of Helicobacter Pylorifrom Gastric
Biopsy Samples
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MA Vagarali, SC Metgud, H Bannur, SG Karadesai, JM Nagmoti

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BRIEF COMMUNICATIONS
HIV reverse transcriptase gene mutations in anti-retroviral treatment
nave rural people living with HIV/AIDS
K Mohanakrishnan, A Kasthuri, SK Amsavathani, G Sumathi
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Loop mediated isothermal amplification assay using hydroxy naphthol

blue, conventional polymerase chain reaction and real-time PCR in the
diagnosis of intraocular tuberculosis
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PK Balne, S Basu, S Rath, MR Barik, S Sharma

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How better is random blinded re-checking results in revised national TB

Control Programme, India?
BN Sharath, AMV Kumar, R Ranjini, S Anand, H Sundaram, SK Singh, P Kumar
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Rare yeasts causing fungemia in immunocompromised and haematology

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MR Capoor, DK Gupta, PK Verma, HC Sachdeva
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Awareness and practices regarding bio-medical waste management

among health care workers in a tertiary care hospital in Delhi
G Bhagawati, S Nandwani, S Singhal
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CASE REPORTS
An ocular cysticercosis case: Caused by Asian genotype of Taenia
solium
M Sharma, N Beke, S Khurana, HS Bhatti, R Sehgal, N Malla
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Keratitis by Paecilomyces lilacinus: A case report from Sub-Himalayan

region
V Sharma, A Angrup, P Panwar, S Verma, D Singh, A Kanga
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Surviving a recurrent Scedosporium prolificans endocarditis : A case

report
S Smita, S Sunil, K Amarjeet, B Anil, M Yatin
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Fatal meningitis by Cryptococcus laurentii in a post-partum woman: A

manifestation of immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome
N Mittal, S Vatsa, AKA Minz
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Oral dirofilariasis
RS Desai, N Pai, AP Nehete, JS Singh
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COMMENTARY
Human dirofilariasis: A fast emerging zoonosis in India
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Tinea corporis due to Trichophyton violaceum: A report of two cases
C Smriti, S Anuradha, T Kamlesh, K Isampreet, K Nitin
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Unusual fungal sepsis of Alternaria alternata in acute lymphoblastic

leukaemia in an adult patient
S Jain, B Tarai, P Tuli, P Das
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Molecular characterization of plasmid-mediated blactx-M15 extended

spectrum lactamase (esbls) in Acinetobacter spp. Isolates from
intensive care unit patients, at a tertiary care hospital, South India
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E Kumar, K Usha, BV Ramana, A Chaudhury, DVR Sai Gopal

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Comamonas testosteroni bacteraemia in a tertiary care hospital

B Swain, S Rout
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Evaluation of Carba NP test for rapid detection of carbapenemase

producing Enterobacteriaceae
S Mitra, M Kazi, M Panchal, C Rodrigues, A Shetty
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Association of Bacillus circulans with non-diabetic foot infection in

Bangladeshi patient
SK Sanyal, M Karmaker, M Sultana, MA Hossain
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High rate of infection with hepatitis C virus genotype 4 in Chad, Central

Africa
M Ali-Mahamat, R Njouom
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Rapid emergence of New Delhi Metallobetalactamase-1 among clinical

isolates from blood - a comparative study over two periods, 12 months
apart
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V Jain, SK Prakash, S Kumar, H Jha

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Technical and interpretative issues of fosfomycin susceptibility testing

C Chitra, DRN Kumar, L Shakti, SR Diana, V Balaji
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Asymptomatic colonization with carbapenem resistant

enterobacteriaceae (CRE) in ICU patients and its associated risk factors:
Study from North India
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Novel sequence type 435 with plasmid-borne New Delhi metallo-lactamase-1 in Acinetobacter baumannii
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New Delhi metallo--lactamase-1-producing acinetobacter lwoffii of

companion animal origin in China
Y Sun, X Ji, Y Liu, Q Liu, X Guo, J Liu, L Xu, L Zhu, W Zhou, S Feng
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Erratum: Fluconazole susceptibility of 3056 clinical isolates of candida
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PaperTopicsforMicrobiology:BacteriaandViruses

Selected Research Areas

Immunology and Antibodies

Biosecurity - Infectious movement of genes; microbial

2. test virus killing of antibiotic resistant bacteria inside human cells,

Taxonomic studies on cyanobacteria

Soil Microbiology and Biochemistry

Australasian Mastreviruses: Diversity, Evolution and recombination

Field/lab support funding is available.

Microbial Profile Of Vegetable "daucus Carota"

Isolation Of Micrococus From Ugba

Antimicrobial Resistance In Salmonellosis

Antimicrobial Resistance In Salmonellosis

Antibacterial Activity Of Honey On (staphylococcus Aureusescherichia Coli

Analysis Of Bush Pear And Its Oil

Microbial Analysis Of Toast Bread

Roles Of Bacteriocins In Food Safety

Mycotoxins: Characterization , Occurrence And Detection

Isolation, Identification And Classification Of Fungi

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S Chattaraj, NK Bera, C Dutta, S Bhattacharjee

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Human immunodeficiency virus and hepatitis B virus co-infections

T Hussain, KK Kulshreshtha, VS Yadav, K Katoch

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Salmonella Weltevreden food poisoning in a tea garden of Assam: An

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Characteristics of Vibrio cholerae O1 isolated from water of the River

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Optimization and head-to-head comparison of MISSR-PCR, ERIC-PCR,

QH Mo, HB Wang, H Tan, SL An, ZL Feng, Q Wang, JC Lin, Z Yang

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Outbreak of chickenpox in a Union Territory of North India

[ABSTRACT] [HTML Full text] [PDF] [Mobile Full

Molecular characterisation of enteroinvasive Escherichia coli O136:K78

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Determination of minimum inhibitory concentrations of itraconazole,

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Ocular infections caused by Candida species: Type of species, in

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Detecting mutation pattern of drug-resistant Mycobacterium

C Thakur, V Kumar, AK Gupta

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Mebiolgel, a thermoreversible polymer as a scaffold for three

AR Rajalakshmy, J Malathi, HN Madhavan, JKA Samuel

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Clinical significance of various diagnostic techniques and emerging

MA Vagarali, SC Metgud, H Bannur, SG Karadesai, JM Nagmoti

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