| Educational
Qualification |
B.Sc
(Hons) Chemistry – Scottish
Church College,
Calcutta
University
M.Sc
(Applied Chemistry) – Calcutta
University
D.Sc
(Applied Chemistry) – Calcutta University
1. Misra, A., Chattopadhyay, R., Banerjee, S., Chattopadhyay, D. J. and Chatterjee, I.B. Black tea prevents cigarette smoke induced oxidative damage of proteins in guinea pigs. J. Nutrition, 133, 2622-2628 (2003).(Impact Factor – 3.69)
2. Banerjee, S., Misra, A., Chattopadhyay, D. J., and Chatterjee, I. B. Black tea as an antidote for cigarette smoke-induced oxidative damage of proteins. In Medical Properties of Tea, Eds. B. Banerjee and T. C. Choudhuri, pp.113-131 (Oxford & IBH Publishing Co. Pvt. Ltd., 2005).
3. Failure of Alpha-Tocopherol to Prevent Cigarette Smoke-Induced Protein Oxidation: Comparison with Other Antioxidant Vitamins. Panda K. and Chatterjee I.B. Encyclopedia of Vitamin E. Oxford University Press (CABI), Oxordshire, UK. Editor, Victor R. Preedy,Kings College, London, UK. Chapter 63.p-883-893 (2007).
4. Banerjee, S., Maity, P., Mukherjee, S., Sil, A. K., Panda, K., Chattopadhyay, D., and Chatterje, I. B. Black tea prevents cigarette smoke-induced apoptosis and lung damage. J. Inflammation (London) 4, 3 (2007). (Impact Factor- 3.19)
5. Chatterjee I. B. and Dey N. Regarding detection of hydrogen peroxide in cigarette smoke. The FASEB Journal, Letters to the Editor 22:3755 (2008).(Impact Factor – 6.63)
7 Banerjee S., Chattopadhyay R., Ghosh A., Koley H., Panda K., Roy S., Chattopadhyay D. and Chatterjee I. B., Cellular and molecular mechanisms of cigarette smoke-induced lung damage and prevention by vitamin C, J. Inflammation 5:21 (2008). (Impact Factor- 3.19)
8. Chatterjee, I. B., B. C. Guha: The doyen of Indian biochemists and pioneer of vitamin C research, Science and Culture 75: 29-33 (2009)
9. Chatterjee, I. B., Evolutionary loss of vitamin C synthesizing ability in terrestrial vertebrates, Science and Culture 75: 113-119 (2009)
10. Chatterjee, I. B., The history of vitamin C research in India, J. Biosciences in press (2009).
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Cellular and molecular mechanisms of cigarette smoke-induced emphysema p-Benzosemiquinone a long-lived radical of cigarette
smoke, through formation of p-benzoquinone, produces protein
modification, apoptosis and emphysematous lung damage in
a guinea pig model developed in our laboratory.
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Role of NADPH-quinone oxidoreductase and vitamin C deficiency on cigarette smoke/p-benzoquinone-inducedmyelodystrophic
syndrome.
3. p-benzoquinone-induced
alteration of structure and function of human serum albumin.
4. p-benzoquinone-induced
histone modification and epigenetic regulation of gene expression.
Patent
# 1
Process
for the isolation of a major harmful oxidant from cigarette
smoke
Inventor:
Indu Bhusan Chatterjee
Assignee:
CSIR
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United States: |
Patent No. 6,929,012, dated August 16, 2005 |
| 2.
Korea: |
Patent
No. 10-0868687, dated November 7, 2008 |
| 3.
Japan: |
Patent
No. 4094545, dated March 13, 2008 |
Patent
# 2
Activated
charcoal filter for effectively reducing p-benzosemiquinone
from the mainstream cigarette smoke
Inventor:
Indu Bhusan Chatterjee
Assignee:
CSIR
| 1. United States: |
Patent
No. 7,025,067 B2, dated April 11, 2006 |
| 2. Japan: |
Patent
No. 3966856, dated August 29, 2008 |
| 3.
Europe (EP): |
Patent
No. EP1434503, dated May 7, 2008
(Validated in UK,
Italy, France,
Spain,Germany, Portugal
and Greece) |
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Archita Das
Phularenu
Guha Research Fellow
archita_cu@rediffmail.com
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Neekkan Dey
Juthika
Research Fellow
neekkandey@gmail.com
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Arunava
Ghosh
Senior
research fellow (PhD student)
arunavag@ymail.com
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