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Prof.
D. J Chattopadhyay
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Development of Potent Anti-viral Agent(s) Against Chandipura
Virus (In collaboration with Dr. Subrata K Ghosh, CRIJAF,
Barrackpore)
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RNMV-induced
growth promotion in jute: its possible mechanism and utilization
for sustainable production (In collaboration with Dr. Subrata
K Ghosh, CRIJAF, Barrackpore)
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Cigarette
Smoke-induced stress resposnse in Schizosaccharomyces
pombe
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Microbial
Bio-diversity in East Calcutta Wet-Land area: A metagenomic
approach
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Cellular
and molecular mechanism of emphysema
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Molecular
Mechanism of Glutamic Acid induced Cell Migration in Neutrophils
Prof.
I. B Chatterjee
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Cellular
and molecular mechanisms of cigarette smoke-induced emphysema
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Role
of NADPH-quinone oxidoreductase and vitamin C deficiency
on cigarette smoke/p-benzoquinone-induced myelodystrophic
syndrome
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p-benzoquinone-induced
alteration of structure and function of human serum albumin
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p-benzoquinone-induced
histone modification and epigenetic regulation of gene expression.
Dr.
Kaushtabh Panda
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Proteomic
Identification of Cigarette Smoke-induced Degraded Proteins
in Emphysema
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Study
of the Role of NO and Nitric Oxide Synthases In Inflammatory
Lung Damage
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Development
of a novel drug for therapeutic inhibition of inducible
nitric oxide synthase (iNOS) for clinical control of diseases
causally related to its over-expression.
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Isolation
and identification of a principal hazardous oxidant from
cigarette smoke and its molecular mechanism of toxicity
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Elucidating
the molecular mechanism of Arsenicosis and its prevention
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Antioxidant
role of black tea against cigarette smoke-induced lung damage
Dr.
Gopal Chakraborty
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Study
of drugs-protein interaction targeting eukaryotic cell division
protein tubulin and analog prokaryotic cell division protein
FtsZ.
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Mechanism
of prevention of aggregation of tubulin by Deuterium Oxide.
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Investigation
of the active compound(s) of Cigarette Smoke (CS) which
causes damage of tubulin-microtubule system.(With Prof I.B.
Chatterjee)
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New
Approach for Developing Antimicrobial Drugs.
Dr.
Rajat Banerjee
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Transcriptional
regulation of Alanyl-tRNA synthetase (AlaRS)
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Induced
conformations and amino acid discrimination during substrates
binding of plant arginyl-tRNA synthetases (In collaboration
with Professor Gabor Igloi, University of Freiburg, Germany)
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Evolution
of Glutamyl-Q- tRNAAsp Synthetase (In collaboration
with Professor Daniel Kern, University of Strasbourg, France)
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Mechanism
of substrate recognition by truncated glutamyl-tRNA synthetase
(In collaboration with Professor Gautam Basu, Bose Institute,
Kolkata, funded by Council for Scientific and Industrial
research, Govt of India)
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Structure-function
studies of tyrosyl-tRNA synthetase (TyrRS) from Mimi virus (Acanthomoeba
polyphega)
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Secret
Sharing Scheme Using DNA Cryptography (In collaboration
with Dr. Avishek Adhikari, department of Pure Mathematics,Universit
of Calcutta; funded by Ministry of Information Technology,
Govt. of India.)
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Isolation,
identification and characterization of biodegradable polyester
from bacterial sp. (In collaboration with Dr. Sumana Chatterjee,
Department of Chemistry, Basanti Devi College, Kolkata)
Dr.
Anindita Seal
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Cloning
and characterization of heavy metal transporter family of
proteins from B. juncea
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Establishment
of stable transgenic of Typha angustifolia a heavy
metal tolerant and accumulator plant
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Interaction
screening of heavy metal transporter proteins from B.
juncea
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