T he participants will be paid for the journey, to and fro, restricted to AC IItier train fare or bus. TA will be paid from the place of duty to the Summer School location and back by the shortest route. Facilities for boarding and lodging will be made available for the participants free of cost at institute guest house on sharing bases. Local participants are not eligible for boarding and lodging, however, local hospitality i.e. working lunch, tea, etc. will be provided. The weather in Bareilly in the month of June will be hot, temperature ranging from 38 to 420C Note: Please do not bring your spouse or family member during the course as there is limited space in guest house. Fluorosis in man and animal reported from 19 out of 29 states of India Ground water of many states contain higher than WHO permission level of Fluoride and Arsenic Attrition, mottling and decay of teeth in fluorotic buffalo available round the clock both at bus stand and railway station. Note: Selected candidate are advised to send their detail travel plan in advance through email ivrisummerschool2015@ gmail.com Registration fee for Summer School A s per ICAR guidelines a registration fee of Rs.50/per participant has to be paid by the participants. The fee may be paid through DD in favor of The Director, Indian Veterinary Research Institute payable at SBI branch CARI (07027), Izatnagar, Bareilly. How to reach B areilly city is almost equidistance from New Delhi and Lucknow and is well connected to major cities of India b y ra i l a n d ro a d . T h e railways station (Bareilly Junction) and bus stand are approximately 8 and 5 km, respectively from the Institute. Taxi, autorickshaws are readily Gr A (Unexposed healthy control group) Gr B (Exposed to Lead without therapeutic intervention) Gr C, Gr D (Animal exposed to lead intervened with different therapeutic agents) Brochure A4 copy.indd 1 Every living creature are exposed daily to heavy metal through inhalation or ingestion of contaminated food and water Heavy metals are capable of producing subtle health hazards such as genotoxicity, immunotoxicity neuronal deficit and cancer at very low level of exposure ICAR-Sponsored SUMMER SCHOOL on Heavy metal pollutants in environment, effects on animal and mitigation 3rd to 23rd June, 2015 Course Director Dr. Sahadeb Dey For more detail and quires please contact: Effect of lead toxicity on ALAD activity in red blood cells of Rats and therapeutic intervention Fluorosis affected zones in India DIVISION OF MEDICINE Heavy metals contaminate human food chains through residues in milk , egg fish : a matter of concern Toxic metals can severely affect neurological functions, development, and overall health Some Facts on HEAVY Metal Toxicity: Travel and Accommodation 1 Dr. Sahadeb Dey Principal Scientist & Course Director Division of Medicine ICAR-Indian Veterinary Research Institute Izatnagar, Bareilly 24322, (UP) email: [email protected] Division of Medicine ICAR- Indian Veterinary Research Institute Izatnagar, Bareilly-243 122(U.P), India ICAR-IVRI, IZATNAGAR 30/04/15 4:13 pm Spot Light OVERCOMING THE HIDDEN EPIDEMIC OF HEAVY METAL TOXICITY FOR VIBRANT HEALTH Heavy metal pollution--an emerging challenge for health in the country... About this programme H eavy metal pollutants in the environment have become a matter of concern as the concentration of these toxic metals is increasing day by day in biotic and abiotic environment of India. Anthropogenic emission of these toxic metals is more alarming in the developing countries like India where rapid growth in urban and industrial sectors has occurred in a very short period and to a great extent in an unscientific manner. Being a cumulative and nonbiodegradable poison, chronic heavy metal exposure is more detrimental to man and animals. Moreover, food chain contamination with heav y metals (vegetation, animal products such as milk, meat and eggs etc) has emerged recently a matter Effect two herbs on fluoroticfor lesions in bone and ofofgreat concern human -Healthy 4/24/2015 B: Untreated F exposed animal health. Due to extensive research in the subject in last two decades, it has become possible to detect subclinical as well as subtle health hazards of toxic metal in biological system. The same effort has resulted in identification of number of strategic approaches to mitigate these subclinical toxic effects, specifically, when use of metal chelators is contraindicated. T hrough the present summer school, the Education Division of Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) a n d I CA R - I n d i a n Ve te r i n a r y Research Institute (ICAR-IVRI) plan to provide an opportunity to approximately 25 entr y level or senior level scientists and assistant professors the required training for freshening the knowledge in the subject area and empower them with required hands on experience to handle the issue in day to day professional career. In turn, t h e p ro g ra m m e ex p e c t s to contribute human resources of required expertise in heavy metal toxicity to the national pool for development of future strategies About IVRI T he ICAR-Indian Veterinar y Research Institute (ICAR-IVRI) is one of the premier research institutions in South East Asia. This institute was established in 1889. The institute has currently faculty strength of more than 275 with a major mandate of research, teaching, consultancy and technology transfer activities. ICAR-IVRI imparts quality postgraduate education to students from various parts of the country, and also from overseas. The institute currently offers degree p r o g ra m m e f o r m a s t e r a n d doctoral research in more than 20 disciplines of veterinary and animal sciences. Institute has a strong committed research p ro g ra m m e f u n d e d b y b o t h national and international funding agencies. The research in the area Eligibility C andidate holding the rank of Scientist/ Assistant professor and above or equivalent in the Nati onal Agr i cul ture Research System (NARS) including SAUs/SVUs ,DUs, CUs, Agricultural and allied science faculties of other university possessing masters or doctoral degree in subject of Medicine, Pharmacology, Toxicology, Pathology, Biochemistr y, Biotechnology, Nutrition, Zo o l o g y, E n v i r o n m e n t a l science and other related biological sciences. needed for the nation. C: Treated with 200mg of T indica Osteofluorosis in femur of rat IVRI Lead Center 2008 Faculty: Important dates: 4 Faculty of Division of Medicine & allied disciplines of ICAR-IVRI. 4 Guest faculty of distinguished Indian experts. Important Instructions: J Last Date of Application: 20-05-2015 (Wednesday) J Communication to participants: 22-05-15 (Friday) J Commencement of Training program: 03-06-2015 (Wednesday) DIVISION OF MEDICINE Brochure A4 copy.indd 2 of environmental pollution and its effect on animal health was initiated in 7th five year plan in the Division of Experimental M e d i c i n e a n d S u r g e r y. Subsequently, the research programme on environmental pollution continued in the newly emerged independent Division of Medicine since 1993. The Medicine Division has the distinction of completion of 4 research programmes and has the credit of Mapping of lead, cadmium, arsenic and fluoride pollution pockets in different industrial and urban areas in the country. The research programmes also studied toxic effects of heavy metals at cellular level and identified their amelioration with the use of eco-friendly safer drugs including those from herbal system of medicine. 1 Correspondence or quire may be made through email: [email protected] 1 Application to be filled only by online mode through www.iasri.res.in/cbp, and signed hard copy of the same may be submitted through proper channel before last date. 1 Only 25 participants will be selected for the course by screening committee as per ICAR guidelines. ICAR-IVRI, IZATNAGAR 30/04/15 4:13 pm