CURRICULUM VITAE
OF
PROF. T M MOHAPATRA
OSD&FormerDirector
InstituteofMedicalSciences
BanarasHinduUniversity
Varanasi‐221005,U.P.,India
0 CONTENT
S. No.
Particulars
1.
Salient Features
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2.
Brief Bio-data
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3.
Awards & Recognitions
4-5
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Administrative experience
6-7
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Performance Appraisal as Director
8-9
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Responsibilities as OSD (P&D)
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Publications
11-22
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SALIENT FEATURES
¾ Dynamic, diligent, innovative and adventurous with zeal to deliver goods
maintaining the integrity at all level.
¾ Highly rated and well known clinical Microbiologist nationally and internationally.
¾ One of the most popular teachers amongst the students in the campus.
¾ Having 40 years of experience in Academics and Patient care.
¾ One Hundred & Forty Five publication in international and national peer journals
including seventeen Chapters.
¾ First Microbiologist in Asia and third in the World to use ELISA as diagnostic
tool for Amoebiasis (1979).
¾ First to report HIV infection in Varanasi (1991).
¾ Conducted research projects in Tropical diseases and Hospital Infection.
¾ Implemented local Antibiotic Policy for the University Hospital.
¾ At least 17 years of administrative experience in different capacities.
¾ Experience of working in four different countries at top level.
¾ Expert member for various regional, state and national bodies / organizations.
¾ Made innovations/modifications in administration, academics and patient care
while working abroad which was highly appreciated.
¾ Served as Director (the administrative and academic head of the institute) &
Dean in one of the top medical schools of the country having three faculties
(Modern Medicine, Ayurveda & Dental Sciences) and Nursing College.
¾ WHO-CDC consultant for SRL of AIDS
¾ Member, Research Advisory Council, AIIMS, New Delhi – 2010.
¾ Expert member for ICMR Awards.
¾ Member of the Governing Council NEIGRIMS, Shillong - MOHFW.
¾ Member, Standing Selection Committee and Purchase Committee, NEIGRIMS,
Shillong
¾ Director, Grievance committee, MHRD.
¾ Head of the India Collaboration, with UK-India Education and Research Initiative
for St. Georges University
¾ Has been conferred various awards for his academic, administrative, community
services and extracurricular activities.
¾ Pioneer in Public Private Partnership (PPP) implementation in health sector.
Running projects of 64 Slice CT Scan Centre, Bio-medical waste management,
drug store, Dialysis units, Liquid Oxygen, KAL Panchkarma Therapy etc
¾ Involved in more than 6 national and international projects as Nodal Officer / PI
2 BRIEF BIODATA
Date of Birth
: 21.11.1947
Academic Qualifications
: MD, FRSTM&H (UK), FAMS
Field of specialization
: Medical Microbiology including hospital infection
and antibiotics
Field of Interest
Present
designation
: Tropical diseases
& : O.S.D (Planning & Development), Institute of
address
E-mail
Medical Sciences, BHU, Varanasi-221005
: [email protected]
[email protected]
Contact No.
: (O) 2367568 (Fax), 2309596, 2367406
(R) 0542 2369328 Mob: 09450530467
Professional Experience
Teaching
: Postgraduate
37 years
: Undergraduate
40 years
Research
Experience of Supervised
Research student Supervised
40 years
: PG (MD/ MS)
37 years
: Ph. D.
34 years
: No. of Ph D. Produced
15
: No. of MD/MS supervised
50
Total number of Publications
145
: International Journals
64
: National Journals
63
: Chapters in Books
18
Scientific Congress attended
87
International
22
National
65
Chaired
15
Member of the scientific Societies
10
3 International
4
National
6
AWARDS/SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
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Member, National Board of Directory for Malaria Research New Delhi-1980
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Commonwealth Medical Awards- 1984
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Fellow of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, U.K-1984
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Member, Citizen Ambassador Programme, Washington, USA to visit China1987
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Life Member of Indian Medical Association-1991
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National Judge for Inter- University debate on “AIDS”- 1992
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Consultant Microbiologist and Director of the Lab. Riyadh Region Ministry of
Health, Saudi Arabia-1993
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Member, The New York Academy of Sciences, USA- 1994
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Nominee for Who is Who in the World Marquis, A. Reed Reference Publishing
Co. USA.-1995
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Member, National Academy of Medical Sciences National Academy of Medical
Science India, New Delhi-1996
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Vice-President, IMA, BHU Indian Medical Association-1997-99
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Nominated as Men of Achievement in Biographical Historette Biography
International South- Asia Pub. Co. New Delhi-1999
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Certificate of excellence in imparting training in screening of Hepatitis-C, NACO
and National Institution of Biological, New Delhi-2000
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President, IMA (BHU Branch) Indian Medical Association (for two years)- 2000
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Who’s who in Medicine and Health care, 3rd edition MARQUIS WHO’S WHO.
NJ, 07974-012, USA-2001
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Head, Department of Microbiology BP Koirala Inst. Of Health Sciences,
DHARAN, Nepal.- 2003 •
200 Leaders of Science American Biographical Institute, Inc. North Carolina,
USA-2003
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Men of Achievements in Biography International South Asia Publication and
Co., New Delhi-2004
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Vijay Rattan Award and certificate of excellence India International Friendship
Society, New Delhi.- 2005
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Glory of India Gold Medal International Inst. Of Success Awareness-2005
4 •
President, IMA (BHU Branch) Indian Medical Association (for two years)- 2005
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Executive council member (IAMM) Indian Association of Medical Microbiologist
2006-09
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President (IAMM-UP Chapter) Indian Association of Medical Microbiologists2006 & 07
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Member Governing Body, IMA BHU Branch, Indian Medial Association-2008
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Prof. Bikram Dash Oration& Gold Medal Indian Association of Medical
Microbiologist (Orissa branch)- 2008
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WHO-CDC consultant for SRL of AIDS
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Member, Research Advisory Council, AIIMS, New Delhi
•
Kashi Ratna, Kashi Gaurav, Parasmani Chiktsa Guru, and Manishi RatnaVaranasi,2010-11
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Head of the India Collaboration, for UK-India Education and Research Initiative
for St. Georges University
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Member of the Governing Council NEIGRIMS, Shillong - MOHFW. 2011
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Member, Standing Selection Committee and Purchase Committee, NEIGRIMS,
Shillong 2011
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Expert member for ICMR Awards 2011
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Director, Dean and Chief Medical Superintendent, SS Hospital and IMS-2009
to 2012
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Visiting Professor, SRM University, Chennai-2012
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Fellow of the National Academy of Medical Sciences (FAMS)-2012
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UC Chaturvedi Oration award and Gold Medal for outstanding contribution in
Microbiology,UPMICROCON-2013
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Chairman National Committee , Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, New
Delhi
5 ADMINISTRATIVE AND OTHER EXPERIENCES:
International
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Visiting Scientist to UK.
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Director of the laboratory, Riyadh Central Hospital, Saudi Arabia.
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Head of the department, Microbiology, BPKIHS, Dharan, Nepal.
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Infection Control Officer in Riyadh and Dharan.
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Reviewer for international journals.
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Organized two international conferences.
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First Microbiologist in Asia and third in the world to use ELISA as a diagnostic
tool for Amoebiasis.
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Member of the American Society of Microbiologists.
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Partners, Harvard Medical International
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Nodal Officer, Indo-UK collaborative project on Genetics of Congenital
malformation.
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Nodal Officer of Indo-US Project on Tuberculosis
National
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WHO-CDC-NACO (Govt. Of India) Expert for laboratory service for AIDS
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Project Reviewer DBT.
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Advisor to UPSC in field of Microbiology.
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Member of the National Directory of Malaria.
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Executive Council Member of Indian Association of Medical Microbiologists.
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Reviewer for National journals.
•
Organized three congress and three workshops.
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First to report HIV infection in Varanasi.
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Chaired sessions in many National Conferences.
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Delivered orations/lectures in National Congress/ symposia/ CMEs.
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Appointed as examiner for MD and PhD in many universities of the country
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Member, Research Advisory Council, AIIMS, New Delhi – 2010
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Member, Selection Committee for ICMR Awards
6 State
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President, IAMM, UP Chapter.
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Advisor to Government of Orissa for DBT and DST.
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Expert member for Public Service Commission of UP, Rajasthan, Jharkhand &
West Bengal
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Expert member for selection in universities of Delhi, Aligarh, Lucknow, Calicut,
Guwahati and West Bengal.
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Organized three congress and six CMEs
University
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Director, Institute of Medical Sciences, BHU
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Officiating as Director/Dean of Medical Faculty, BHU
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Member of Academic Council, BHU.
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Head of the Department, Microbiology, IMS, BHU.
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Chairman/Member for various committees.
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Administrative Warden of Medical Hostels.
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Conducted PMT in all centers of the University
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Organizing Secretary of annual functions and Convocations of IMS
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President of Indian Medical Association- BHU branch.
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Infection Control Officer, S.S. Hospital, BHU
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Professor In-charge, Sanitary and Support System, BHU
International Exposure
•
UK, France, Germany, USA, Australia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Singapore,
Thailand, China, Malaysia, Nepal, Bangladesh and Pakistan
7 PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL AS DIRECTOR, IMS, BHU
Academic
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Papers published
:
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Chapters contributed
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No. of Ph.D supervised
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No. of MD/ MS supervised
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No. of projects at hand/applied :
as PI /Nodal Officer
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Elected Fellow
: 2
3
4
5
6
International
National
18
2
5
5
4
6
DST
2
DBT
1
ICMR
1
INDO-US
1
INDO-UK
1
Fellow of the National Academy of Medical
Sciences (FAMS)
Administrative Reforms
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Modification of Post Graduate Entrance Examinations
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Constitution of effective Web Committee
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Automation at Office and Library
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Planning and completion of new Lecture Theatre Complex
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Formulation and implementation of antibiotic policy
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Organization of National Conferences
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Organized IMS Golden Jubilee with academic and extracurricular activities
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Planning and execution of evening OPD
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Initiation of Geriatric Hospital
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Establishment of stroke, trauma and metabolic ward
Nodal Officer for Projects
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National Nodal Officer for projects with St. Georges University, UK
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Project for Tribal and Genomic Medicine
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DST Project
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Centre for Bone Marrow Transplant and Stem Cell Research
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Indo-US Project on Tuberculosis
8 Private Public Partnership
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Establishment of Dialysis System
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Panchkarma Therapy by KAL
•
Modification of sharing pattern for 64 Slice CT Scan
Contribution at University level
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Made milestone decision s in many important issues for university’s benefit
Contribution at National level
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WHO-CDC consultant for SRL of AIDS
•
Member, Research Advisory Council, AIIMS, New Delhi – 2010.
•
Expert member for ICMR Awards.
•
Member of the Governing Council NEIGRIMS, Shillong - MOHFW.
•
Member, Standing Selection Committee and Purchase Committee, NEIGRIMS,
Shillong
•
Director, Grievance committee, MHRD.
•
Visiting Professor, SRM University, Chennai
Future projects at hand
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Bone Marrow and Stem Cell Centre
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cGMP Complied Animal House
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BSL4 System for Infectious Diseases
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Modern Mortuary for Department of Anatomy and Forensic Medicine
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Up-gradation of IMS to AIIMS status
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Jan Ausadhi Program for SS Hospital
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Completion of Trauma Centre
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Modular OT in SS Hospital
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Comprehensive cancer therapy and research centre
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Referral tertiary care and research centre
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Indo US VAP on TB
9 RESPONSIBILITIES AS OSD (P&D)
Developmental works
1. Centre for Bone Marrow Transplant and Stem Cell Research (orders at final
stage)
2. Modern Mortuary for Department of Anatomy and Forensic Medicine (ongoing)
3. Office automation (ongoing)
4. Making the IMS campus WI-FI & digital display (ongoing)
5. Completion & Commissioning of Trauma Centre (at advanced stage)
6. Jan Ausadhi Program for SS Hospital ( MOU to be signed)
7. Institute beatification programme
8. Installation of Linear Accelerator
Planning
1. Up-gradation of IMS to AIIMS status( at negotiation stage)
2. Comprehensive cancer therapy and research centre (Project submitted to
MOHFW)
3. Referral tertiary care and research centre (Project submitted)
4. Establishment and modification of Students and Employees Health Care
Complex.
5. University Guest House at Delhi with exhibition hall to show case the
achievements of Mahanaji.
Creation of New Facilities
1. GLP Compliant Animal House ( project submitted to DBT).
2. BSL4 System for Infectious Diseases( project accepted by DST on principle)
3. Central Facility at IMS level ( committee formed).
4. RNTCP- EXPAND programme for DOTS + WARD and strengthening of
Mycobacteria lab.
Projects
1. Nodal officer (for India) for the MRC project “AGTC-India”(INDO-UK)
2. Nodal officer for Indo US VAP on Tuberculosis.
3. T cell Chimerism for transplantation (DST Project-approved)
4. Nodal officer for Tribal and Genomic Medicine
10 PUBLICATIONS
Chapters Contributed
1. Pulmonary Vasculature in Anaphylaxis.
Aspects of Allergy and Applied
Immunology. 4: Ed. R.K. Sanyal. Published by Atma Ram & Sons., Kashmere
Gate, New Delhi (1976).
2. Immuno-diagnosis of Kala-azar with special reference to Direct Agglutination
Test (DAT). 459. Tropical diseases: Molecular biology and Control
Strategies.
Ed.:
Sushil Kumar, A.K. Sen, G.P.Dutta and R.N. Sharma.
Publications and Information Directorate, CSIR, New Delhi (1994).
3. In vitro effect of levamisole on acetycholineestarase from W.bancrofti infected
microfilaria serum.40-45. Tropical diseases: Molecular biology and Control
Strategies.
Ed.:
Sushil Kumar, A.K. Sen, G.P.Dutta and R.N. Sharma.
Publications and Information Directorate, CSIR, New Delhi (1994).
4. “AIDS” 16th Orientation Course (Science Stream). Academic Staff College.,
B.H.U. (1996).
5. Infections in the Renal Transplant Recipients. Hand Book of Nephrology, PartII. Proceeding of International Certificate Course and
CME on Nephrology,
Varanasi, (1999). Edited : Prof. RG Singh & Prof. JP Ojha.
6. Bioterorrism. Proc. Acad. Staff College, BHU - 2001
7. Immunology in Filariasis, 2001, In: Pani’s Filariasis. Jaypee Brother Medical
Publishers (P) Ltd. New Delhi.
8. Biological Warfare and its Management. Handbook on Emergency Medicine,
2002.
9. Bioterorrism – role of microbiologists and laboratory medicine. Proc. of CME on
bioterorrism – a public health challenge, RIMS, Imphal, 2002.
10. Laboratory Diagnosis of Kala Azar : Recent Trends in Serological and
Immunological Profiles. Proc. Of CME on Molecular Techniques for the
Diagnosis of Parasitic Diseases and Workshop on Transfer of Basic
Technology to Rural Area, PGI Chandigarh, 2007.
11. Six Thousand years of Tropical Medicine.Proc.2nd Orissa Chapter of IAMM,
Cuttack, 2008.
12. Leishmaniasis/HIV co infection. Proc. of CME, Indian Academy of Tropical
Parasitology,New Delhi.2008
11 13. Biological War: yesterday,Today and Tomorrow. Proc.National Symposium on
Emerging trends in Biomedical Sciences, Dehradun. 2009
14. RK
Singh
and
TM
Mohapatra
Cyanobacteria:
a
potent
source
of
pharmaceuticals. In Advances in Life Sciences. Eds. NK Sharma, RP Sinha,
AK Rai. IK Publishing House, New Delhi pp. 212-252. 2011
15. Preeti Singh, RKumar Singh, R K Sai, S P Tiwari, T M Mohapatra Diversity of
Listeria. In: Biotic Potential and Abiotic Stress (Eds.) AK Diwedi, M Srivastava,
V N Pandey. Lambert Academic Press, Germany. P 373-389. 2011
16. S Upadhyay, RK Singh, SP Tiwari, MR Sen and TM Mohapatra (2011) Toxins
produced by family Enterobacteriaccae. In: Microbial Toxins and Toxigenic
Microbes. Eds. SK Singh, VD Pandey. Studium Press, New Delhi, India.
17. RK Singh, P Singh, R Sharma, TM Mohapatra (2012) Nonribosomal peptide
synthesis in microbes. In: Recent Advances in Microbiology Vol-I. Eds. SP
Tiwari, Rajesh Sharma, RK Singh. Nova Science Publishers, Inc. New York,
USA.
18. Bidya Shrestha, BM Pokhrel, TM Mohapatra (2012) Methicillin resistant
Staphylococcus aureus: A Review. In: Recent Advances in Microbiology Vol-I.
Eds. SP Tiwari, Rajesh Sharma, RK Singh. Nova Science Publishers, Inc. New
York, USA.
Paper Published
1. N. Prakash.,T.M. Mohapatra, R.K. Sinha and R.K. Sanyal. Effect of anaphylactic
shock on pulmonary surfactant in Guinea pig. Bulletin R.M.R.I, 2:15 (1974).
2. T.M. Mohapatra, S.C. Sanyal., P.C. Sen., S. Mittal., J.P. Gupta., A.K. Agrawal
and S.K. Bhattarcharya. Parasitological & Serological studies
in
intestinal
amoebiasis. Indian J. Prev. & Soc. Med., 6:265 (1975).
3. K.P. Dubey., M.K. Mishra.,T.M. Mohapatra, S.C. Sanyal., P.C. Sen., A.K.
Agrawal and S.K. Gupta. Some studies in Hepatic Amoebiasis. Indian J. Prev. &
Soc. Med. 6:291 (1975).
4. T.M. Mohapatra, S.C. Sanyal., S. Mittal and P.C. Sen. Evaluation of Geldiffusion precipitation test in Amoebiasis. Indian J. Med. Res. 67: 754 (1978).
5. T.M.Mohapatra, S.C.Sanyal.,S. Mittal, P.C. Sen., A.K. Agrawal, M.K. Mishra.
and J.P. Gupta. Evaluation of Parasitological & Serological Studies in
Amoebiasis: Trop. Med. Und Parasit., 30: 53 (1979).
12 6. T.M. Mohapatra, P.C. Sen. and S.C. Sanyal. The micro-ELISA technique in the
serodiagnosis of Amoebiasis. Proc. 4th Nat. Cong. Med. Micro. 4: 76 (1980).
7. J.P. Gupta., Yogendra Behari.,T.M. Mohapatra, A.K. Jain and P.C.Sen.
Immunoglobulins in symptomatic Giardiasis. Asian Med. J. 23: 636 (1980).
8. T.M. Mohapatra and P.C. Sen. Evaluation of micro-ELISA technique in Invasive
Amoebiasis. Ann. Trop. Med. Parasite. 77: 101 (1983).
9. G. Sengupta, T.M. Mohapatra and P.C. Sen. Detection
of
human filariasis
cases using Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent. Assay and IHA. Indian J. Parasit.
9:161 (1985).
10. Mritnyujay Kumar., S.K. Roy., T.M. Mohapatra and S. Khanna. Diagnostic role
of hepatitis B-virus antigen and alpha foeto protein in liver cancers. Indian J. Med.
Micro. 4:13 (1986).
11. G.Sengupta., T.M. Mohapatra and P.C. Sen. Immunodiagnosis of filariasis. J.
Trop. Med. & Hyg., 89: 313 (1986).
12. T.M.Mohapatra, P.N. Gupta. & P.C. Sen. Host cellular response in Bancroftian
filariasis. Indian J. Med. Res. 88:308 (1988).
13. G.Nath.,T.M. Mohapatra and P.C.Sen. Serum Immunoglobulin and complement
component C3 in filariasis. Ind. J. Med. Micro. 7:60 (1989).
14. S. Sunder.,K. Kumar., V.P. Singh and T.M. Mohapatra Prolonged diagnostic lag
period in Kala-azar; Test for early diagnosis needed. J.A.P.I. 39:651 (1991).
15. G.Nath.,T.M. Mohapatra and PC Sen. Circulating immune Complexes
in
bancroftian filariasis. Indian J. Path. Micro. 34: 92 (1991).
16. T.M. Mohapatra, P.N.Gupta & PC Sen. Immunological profiles
of Lymphatic
Filariasis in Man. Indian J. Prev. & Soc. Med. 22: 60 (1991).
17. S. Misra., T.M. Mohapatra and S. Rathaur. Wuchereria bancrofti: Identification
of parasitic acetylcholinesterase in microfilariae infected human serum. Trop.
Med. Parasitol: 44, 75-78, 1993.
18. S.Rathaur, S. Misra.,T.M.Mohapatra & V.Taneja. A
comparative study of
Secretory Acetylcholinesterase in Lymphatic and Bovine Filariasis. Lymphology.
25: 159 (1992).
19. N.R. Agrawal, A.M. Tripathi.,T.M. Mohapatra and S. Sunder. Effect of subclinical
malaria on foetal development. J. Obst. Gynae, India.356 (1994).
13 20. S. Sunder., B.B. Thakur., A.K. Tandon., N.R. Agrawal, C.P. Mishra.,T.M.
Mohapatra and V.P. Singh. Clinico epidemiological study of drug resistance in
Indian Kala-azar. Brit. Med. J. 308: 307 (1994).
21. Al-Basam,T.M. Mohapatra and L.Al-ogay’LL. Microsporum audoini infection in
a-14 days- old twins. Practional Journal (1995).
22. S.Sharma,TM Mohapatra and S.Rathaur.Detection of microfilaria carriers in
bancroftian endemic areas using the secretory acetylcholinestrases of Sateria
cervi microfilariae. a pilot study.Indian.J.Med.Microbilogy:16,108-111(1998)
23. Anupurba, MR Sen, G Nath, BM Sharma, AK Gulati,TM Mohapatra. Prevalence
of Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus in a tertiary Care referral hospital
in Eastern Uttar Pradesh. Indian Journal of Medical Microbiology (2003) 21:4951.
24. Das
BK,Gurubacharya
RL,Mohapatra
TM,Mishra
OP.
Bacterial
antigen
detection test in meningitis. Indian J Pediatrics.(2003):70(10);799-80.
25. N.Arianpour & TM Mohapatra,Serological diagnosis of Amoebiasis by ELISA in
human.Yakhteh Med.Journal (2003):5(2);91-95
26. N.Arianpour & TM Mohapatra,Study of AntiAmoebic Antibody in Amoebiasis
Using ELISA and RID technique.Iranian J Publ Health (2003):32(4):13-18
27. N.Arianpour & TM Mohapatra,Evaluation of Specific and Non-specific Cellular
Immune
Responses
in
Amoebiasis
Patients
Iranian
J
Publ
Health
(2004):33(1):27-30.
28. Nahid Arianpour, T. M. Mohapatra. Immunogenicity of Entamoeba histolytica
Crude and Fractionated Antigens in Animal model. Yakhteh Med Journal (2004):
5 (20); 128-31.
29. P Hazrah,KTH Oahn,M Tewari,AK Pandey,TM Mohapatra and HS Shukla. The
frequency of live bacteria in gallstones. Journal of Hepato Pancreatic Biliary
Surgery (2004):6(!);28-32.
30. R K Goyal, T M Mohapatra Superiority of DAT over ELISA as a Diagnostic
and
Seroepidemiological Tool for the Diagnosis of Indian Kala-Azar. Ind. J. Med.
Microbiol (2004); 22; 57-61.
31. N.Kumari,TM Mohapatra and G. Ghimire. Antibiogram pattern of isolates from
urinary tract infection cases in Eastern part of Nepal. Nepal Medical College
Journal. (2005); 7(2): 116-8.
14 32. G.Ghimire, J.K.G.Magar, S.Bhattacharya andT.M.Mahapatra. Acinetobacter spp.
: A major isolates of nosocomial infections – clinical significance and antimicrobial
susceptibility.JIOM:27,2(2005)
33. N. Kumari, T. M. Mohapatra, Amreshwar Rai. In-vitro evaluation of piperacillin
and tazobactum combination in a tertiary care hospital-a preliminary study. Ind.J
Path Microbiol. (2006); 49(1): 57-58.
34. Abhishek Gaur, Pradyot Prakash, Shampa Anupurba, T M Mohapatra. Possible
role of Integrase gene Polymerase Chain Reaction as an epidemiological marker:
Study on multi-drug resistant Acinetobacter baumannii isolated from nosocomial
infections. Int. J. Antimicrob. Agents.(2007); 29(4); 446-50.
35. Abhishek Gaur, Amitabha Bhattacharjee, Shampa Anupurba, Pradyot Prakash,
M R Sen and Tribhuban M Mohapatra. Clinical significance and Epidemiology of
multi drug resistant Acinetobacter species isolated from nosocomial infection: An
experience of a tertiary care hospital in North India. Ind. J. Prev. & Soc. Med.
(2007); 38(1-2); 33-37.
36. A Acharya, B Kanal, R Kanungo and T Mohapatra. .Characterization and
susceptibility patterns of clinically important Enterococcus species in eastern
Nepal. Nepal Medical College Journal (2007); 9 (4)
37. A Gaur, A Garg, P Prakash, S Anupurba, and T M Mohapatra .Observation on
Carbapenem resistance by MIC in nosocomial isolates of Acinetobacter species:
an experience at a tertiary care hospital in North India. Journal of Health,
Population and Nutrition (2008):26(2),183-188
38. Lekha Tuli, T M Mohapatra and A K Gulati. Socio-Economic relevance of
opportunistic infections in HIV patients in and around Varanasi. IJPSM, 39, No. 1
(2008).
39. Lekha Tuli, A K Gulati and T M Mohapatra. The Saviors of mankind in troubled
waters – The Indian perspective. IJPSM, Vol. 39, No. 2 (2008).
40. Lekha Tuli, A K Gulati, Shyam Sundar and T M Mohapatra . Correlations
between CD4 counts of HIV patients and enteric protozoan in different seasons –
An experience of tertiary care hospital in Varanasi, India. BMC Gastroenterology
:8,36. (2008). doi: 10.1186/
1471- 230x8-36.
41. Kumari N, Mohapatra TM, Singh YI. Prevalence of Methicillin Resistant
Staphylococcus aureus(MRSA) in a Tertiary care Hospital in Eastern Nepal.J
Nepal Med. Assoc(2008) 47(170):53-56.
15 42. TM Mohapatra, Bidya Shrestha, BM Pokhrel Constitutive and Inducible clindamycin
resistance in staphylococcus aureus and their association with methicillin-resistanct S.
aureus(MRSA):experience from a tertiary care hospital in Nepal. International J
Antimicrobial Agents: 33,2. 187-189 ( 2009)
43. Lekha Tuli, TM Mohapatra and A K Gulati. Childrens innocence at stake-an
alarming report from Varanasi, India. J. Child Abuse and Neglect: 33, 203-204
(2009)
44. Lekha Tuli,Gk Bhatt,DK Singh & Tribhuban Mohan Mohapatra. Dark Secrets
behind the shimmer of contact lense:the Indian scenario. BMC Research
Notes:2:79(2009)
45. Bidya Shrestha, Bharat M Pokhrel and Tribhuban M Mohapatra. Phenotypic
Characterization of nosocomial isolates of Staphylococcus aureus with reference
to MRSA. J Infect. Dev. Ctries 3(7):554-560. (2009)
46. Dharmendra Prasad Singh, Shyam Sundar and Tribhuban Mohan Mohapatra.
The rK39 strip test is non-predictor of clinical status for kala-azar. BMC Research
Notes 2009, 2:187 doi: 10.1186/1756-0500-2-187
47. B Shrestha, B Pokhrel, T Mohapatra. “Study of nosocomial isolates of
Staphylococcus aureus with special reference to methicillin resistant S. aureus in
a tertiary care hospital in Nepal” Nepal Med Coll J. 2009; 11(2): 123-126.
48. B Shrestha, BM Pokhrel, TM Mohapatra. Antibiotic susceptibility pattern of
nosocomial isolates of Staphylococcus aureus in a tertiary care hospital, Nepal,
JNMA. 2009 Sept.; 48 (175) p 234-238.
49. Mohapatra TM, SinghDP, SenMR, Bharti K, Sundar S: Comparative evaluation
of rK9, rK26 and rK39 antigens in the serodiagnosis of Indian visceral
leishmaniasis. J. Infect. Dev. Ctries; (2010) 4(2), 114-7.
50. Dharmendra P.Singh,Rahul K Goyal,Rahul K.singh,S Sundar and TM Mohapatra
In Search of an Ideal Test for the Diagnosis and Prognosis of Kala-azar.J.Health
Popul Nutr(2010)28;(3)
51. Shrestha B, Pokhrel BM, Mohapatra TM. Staphylococcus aureus nasal carriage
among health care workers in a Nepal hospital. Brazilian J Infectious Diseases.
13(5): 322, 2009;
52. Shrestha B, Pokhrel BM, Mohapatra TM. Molecular epidemiology of methicillin
resistant Staphylococcus aureus among nasal carriers of a tertiary care hospital:
First report from Nepal. J Hosp Infect. Vol. 48, No. 3, P 234-238, 2009.
16 53. Shrestha, B M Pokherel, TM Mohapatra. Molecular epidemiology of MRSA
among nasal carriers in a tertiary care hospital: first report from Nepal. J. Hosp.
Infect, Vol. 74, No. 3, P 294-295, 2010.
54. Lekha Tuli, Deepak K Singh, Anil K Gulati, Shyam Sundar, Tribhuban M
Mohapatra. A multiattribute utility evaluation of different methods for the
detection of enteric protozoa causing diarrhea in AIDS patients. BMC
Microbiology, Vol. 10, doi ; 10.1186/1471-2180-10-11 (2010)
55. R.K.Singh, S Upadhyay, SP Tiwari, AK Rai and TM Mohapatra (2010)
Screening of cyanobacterial extracts against bacteria causing nosocomial
infections. J Pharmacy Research 3(9): 2096-2098.
56. D.P.Singh, RK Goyal, RK Singh, S Sundar and TM Mohapatra (2010). In search
of an ideal serological test for diagnosis and prognosis of Kala azar. Journal
of Health Population and Nutrition 28(3): 281-285.
57. RK Singh, DP Singh and TM Mohapatra, (2011) Targeted Therapies for
Cancer treatment. Journal of Pharmacy Research. 4 (2): 312-316.
58. RK Singh, SP Tiwari, AK Rai, TM Mohapatra (2011) Cyanobacteria: an
emerging source for drug discovery. Journal of Antibiotics. 64: 401–412.
59. Anamika Gupta, M R Sen, TM Mohapatra, Shampa Anupurba (2011) Evaluation
of the Performance of Nitrate Reductase Assay for Rapid Drug –
susceptibility Testing of Mycobactgerium tuberculosis in North India. J.
Health Popul. Nutr. 29(1): 20-25.
60. Rai, Rakesh K, Vishvakarma, Naveen K, Mohapatra Tribhuban M, Singh Sukh
Mahendra (2012). Augmented macrophage differentiation and polarization of
tumor-associated
macrophages
towards
M1
subtype
in
Listeria-
administered tumor bearing host. J. Immunotherapy, Vol. 35, Issue 7, P544554.
61. A Shukla, T M Mohapatra, A K Agrawal, D. Parmar, K. Seth (2013). Salsolinol
induced apoptotic changes in neural stem cells: Amelioration by
neurotrophin support. NeuroToxicology, Vol. 35, p. 50-61.
62. Pushpendra Kumar Mishra, Rahul Kunwar Singh, Anamika Gupta, Adya
Chaturvedi Rahul Pandey, Shree Prakash Tiwari, Tribhuban Mohan Mohapatra
(2013).
Antibacterial activity of Andrographis paniculata (Burm. f.) Wall ex Nees
17 leaves against clinical pathogens. Journal of Pharmacy Research, 7, pp. 459462.
63. Rashmi, V K Singh, A N Gangopadhyay, G L Shah, A khanna, T M Mohapatra,
Om Shankar, Royana Singh (2013). In Silico Study Of transcription factor
binding elements of human PAX gene Family Members. Trends in
Bioinformatics, ISSN 1994-7941/DOI :10,3923/tb.2013:1-29.
64. Shira Elkobi-Peer, Rahul Kunwar Singh, Tribhuban Mohan Mohapatra, Shree
Prakash Tiwari and Shmuel Carmeli (2013). Aeruginosins from a Microcystis
sp. Bloom Material Collected in Varanasi, India. Journal of Natural Products,
x.doi.org/10.1021/np4001152.
Communicated Articles
1. Androg M, Singh RK, Tiwari SP, Mohapaptra TM, Carmeli S. (2013) Two new
diterpenoids from an Indian plant Andrographis paniculata Tet. Letters.
2. Singh RK, Bajpai R, Gupta A, Rai AK, Tiwari SP, Mohapaptra TM. (2013)
Characterization of cyanobacterial isolates having non ribosomal peptide
synthatase gene clusters from tropical environment. Hydrobiol.
3. Gupta R, Mohapatra TM (2013) In-silico study of transcription factor binding
elements of Human PAX gene family members. PLoS ONE.
Publications in Journals as Abstracts, not Included in Medical Database, but
Published in Journal of National Societies/Professional Associations
1. Clinico-parasitological
study
in
Amoebiasis.
Proc.
Ind
Association
of
Gastroenterology. (1975).
2. Parasitological and serological study in persons infected with E. histolytica. roc.
1st Asian Cong. Parasitology. (1978).
3. Cell mediated
Immunity in various liver disorders. Proc. Indian Immuno. Soc.
(1978).
4. Interpretation of the serological data of filariasis as epidemio-logical marker in an
endemic area. Proc. VI International Cong. of Trop. Med. and Malaria, Calgary
Canada (1984).
5. An aetiological study ofchyluria.Proc.2ndAsian Congress Parasitology.153 (1986).
6. Filariasis as an aetiological factor in male infertility. Proc. 2nd Asian Cong.
Parasitology, 162 (1986).
18 7. Filariasis
and Male infertility - A clinical, serological and
histo-pathological
study. Proc. 6th International Congress Parasitology, Brisbane, Australia (1986).
8. Chyluria:
An
aetiological viewpoint.
Proc.
6th Int. Cong. Parasitology.
Brisbane, Australia (1986).
9. Detection of Giardial antigen as tool for the diagnosis of Giardiasis. Proc. 12th
Nat. Cong. I.A.M.M. (1988).
10. Correlation of Maternal Malarial antibody with foetal abnormality. Proc. 12th Nat.
Cong. I.A.M.M. (1988).
11. Immunoglobulin, complement and Circulating Immune Complexes in Filariasis.
Proc. 12th Nat. Cong. I.A.M.M. (1988).
12. Filariasis:
An immnunological view point. Proc. VII Int.Cong. Parasit. Paris
(1990).
13. Host parasite Interactions in Filariasis - An immunological overview. Proc. CSIR
Golden Jubilee Symposium on Tropical Diseases. 53 (1992).
14. Clinical & Microbiological evaluation of spontaneous Bacterial peritonitis - A
preliminary communication. Proc. Indian Soc. Gastro. 32 (1992).
15. Amoebic antigens and Protective immunity - An experimental study. Proc. U.P.
chapter of Indian Society Gastroenterologist. 18: (1992).
16. Epidemiology, Protozoology, Pathology and Pathogenesis of
Amoebiasis. Proc.
Assoc. Surgeons of India, Calcutta (1992).
17. Protective and diagnostic efficacy of different fractions of E. histolytica antigen.
Proc. of C.S.I.R. Golden Jubilee Symposium on Tropical diseases, Lucknow,
(1992).
18. Role of E. histolytica antigens in protection & Immunodiagnosis. Proc. of XIII Int.
Congress of Tropical Medcine and Malaria, Bangkok, Thailand (1992).
19. A comparative evaluation of sero-diagnostic methods in kala-azar. Proc. Assoc.
Physicians of India (1992).
20. Clinico epidemiological study of antimony resistant in Kala-azar. Joint Ann. Conf.
API, Patna (1992).
21. Clinical, parasitological and serological correlation for the diagnosis of kala-azar.
Proc. CSIR Golden Jubilee Symposium on Tropical Diseases: Molecular Biology
and Control Strategies, Lucknow. (1992)
19 22. Clinical and Microbiological Evaluation of spontaneous Bacterial Peritonitis- A
preliminary communication.
3rd Annual Conf. U.P. Chapter, Ind.
Assoc.
Gastroenterology, (1992).
23. Experimental study of the E. histolytica antigenic fractions in protection and
diagnosis of Amoebiasis. Proc. 4th All India Iranian Students Seminar, Pune
(1993).
24. Clinical, Parasitological and Immunological study of Amoebic Liver Abscess.
Indian Association for study of the Liver (INASL), Jaipur (1993).
25. Bacteriological study of prostatitis and urethritis.
Proc. 8th Saudi Urological
Conference., Dhahran, Saudi Arabia (1993).
26. Chemotherapy of malaria - current status in
Internal Medicine Update. API,
Bihar Chapter.95 (1993).
27. Diagnostic evaluation of ELISA & DAT in visceral leishmaniasis. Proc. XVIII
National Congress of IAMM (1994).
28. Differentiation of strains of Leishmania donovani by DNA-DNA hybridization.
Proc. XIX Nat. Cong. IAMM, Pondicherry (1995).
29. Comparative study of different immunodiagnostic tests in Visceral Leishmaniasis.
Proc. XIX Nat. Cong. IAMM, Pondicherry (1995).
30. Recognition of different subspecies /strains of L. donovani by DNA: DNA
hybiridization technique. Ist World Congress on Leishmaniosis, Turkey, (1997).
31. L. donovani antigens and their role in immunodiagnosis of leish-maniasis.
Ist
World Congress on Leishmaniosis, Turkey, (1997).
32. Secretary Acetylcholine esterase from Setaria cervi microfilaria: its functional
implications in lymphatic filariasis. Proc. 2nd Europian Congress of Tropical
Medicine. UK, (1998).
33. Recognitions of different sub-species/ strains of Leishmania donovani by DNA:
DNA hybridization technique. Proc. 2nd Europian Congress of Tropical Medicine.
UK, (1998).
34. Leishmania donovani antigens and their role in immuno diagnosis of
Leishaminasis. Proc. 2nd Europian Congress of Tropical Medicine. UK, (1998).
35. Prevalence of sexually transmitted diseases in pregnant women.Proc. 43rd All
India Congress of Obstet. & Gynaecol. Lucknow, (1999)
36. Incident of Sexually transmitted diseases (STD) in pregnant women. Proc. Silver
Jubilee Cong. Of IAMM, (Nov. 2001)
20 37. Importance of a simple serological test for the detection of Lishmanial antigen.
Proc. Silver Jubilee Cong. Of IAMM, (Nov. 2001).
38. Detection of Leptospirosis for the first time in the eastern zone of Northern India;
A preliminary report. Proc. Silver Jubilee Cong. Of IAMM,
(Nov. 2001).
39. Latex agglutination test (LAT) Vs. Conventional bacteriological technique for the
detection of causative agents in Pyogenic Meningitis. Proc.XXVI Annual Cong. of
IAMM, (NOV.2002).
40. ELISA and Leptodipstick tests for the detection of leptospirosis cases. Proc.
XXVI. Cong of IAMM (Nov.2002).
41. Acinetobacter species: A major isolates of nosocomial infections- Clinical
significance & antimicrobial susceptibility, Proc, XXVII National Conference of
Indian Association of Medical Microbiologists, (2003).
42. In vitro Evaluation of Piperacillin and Tazobactum combination in a Tertiary care
hospital- A Preliminary study. Proc. XXVIII. Cong of IAMM (Nov.2004)
43. Prevalence of Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus
in a Tertiary care
hospital - Proc. XXVIII. Cong of IAMM,Lucknow (Nov.2004).
44. Nosocomially acquired Enterococcal infection in a tertiary care hospital. 8th
INFICON, Hydarabad, (2005).
45. Minimal inhibitory concentration (MIC) pattern of Acinetobacter Species to five
commonly used drugs. 8th INFICON, Hydarabad, (2005).
46. Detection of Integrons in Nosocomial strains of Acinatobacter species by
Integrase Gene PCR: An Indo-Nepal study: Proc. of 1st.Annual Cong.of UP
Chapter of Indian.Assoc.of Med.Micro.(2005)
47. Validation of the Serological tests used for the Diagnosis of Visceral
Leishmaniasis: Proc.XXIX Nat.Cong.Med.Micro (2005).
48. Detection of integron in nosocomial strains of Acinetobacter species by integrase
gene PCR: An Indo-Nepal study, Proc, 1st Annual Conference of U.P. ChapterIAMM, (2005).
49. Minimal Inhibitory concentration (MIC) pattern of Acinetobacter species to five
commonly used drugs, Proc, VIII National Conference of Inficon, (2005).
50. Carbapenem resistance, Metallo beta-lactamase and Integrons: Study in
Nosocomial isolates of Acinetobacter baumannii, Proc, 15th Annual Conference of
Indian association of Pathologist & Microbiologist (2006).
21 51. Antibiotic abuse: Carbapenem resistance in Nosocomial isolates of Acinetobacter
baumannii. Proc, XXX National Conference of Indian Association of Medical
Microbiologists, (2006).
52. T Lymphocyte Sub-population in Leishmaniasis and HIV co-infection. Proc, XXX
National Conference of Indian Association of Medical Microbiologists, (2006).
53. Detection of Integrons in Nosocomial Isolates of Acinetobacter baumannii, found
in north India, Proc, IX National Conference of Hosp Infect Soc India
(2007).
54. Prevalence of Nosocomial infection in a Tertiary care hospital, Proc, IX National
Conference of Hosp Infect Soc India (2007).
55. Study of Lymphoid & Myeloid Phenotypes and Intracellular Cytokines in Visceral
Leishmaniasis (VL) Patients. Proc. One Hundred Years of Trop. Med.: Meeting
the Millennium Development Goals. London, UK (2007).
56. Evaluation and Validation of Immuno-diagnostic Tests for Kala-azar. Proc. One
of Trop. Med.: Meeting the Millennium Development Goals. London, UK, (2007)
57. Clonal Diversities and Integron Carriage in Multi-drug resistant Nosocomial
isolates of Acinetobacter baumannii. Proc. 47th ICAAC, Chicago, USA (2007)
58. Comparative evaluation 0f RK9, RK 26 and RK 39 antigens in serodiagnostic of
Indian Kala-azar. Proc. First National Conference of Indian Academy of Trop.
Parasitology, Tropacon( 2007)
59. Evaluation of different diagnostic methods for the detection of intestinal parasites
in AIDS patients. Proc. XXXI National Congress of Indian Association of Medical
Microbiologists (IAMM),(2007)
60. The saviors of Mankind in troubled water-The Indian perspective. Proc.IV.Annual
Conference of UP Chapter of IAMM (2008)
61. Constitutive and Inducible Clindamycin resistance of Staphylococcus aureus and
their association with MRSA. Proc. XXXII National Congress of Indian
Association of Medical Microbiologists (IAMM), Pune.(2008)
62. Diversity of Listeria serotypes in soil and fecal sheddings of animals from
Varanasi region. International Conference on New Horizons in Pharmaceutical
and Biomedical Sciences (NHPBMS), Dehradun. (2013).
63. Functional elucidation of PAX gene family members in Homo sapiens sapiens:
An in-silico approach, ISHG, BHU, Varanasi(2013)
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