S.No

Name of the Author/s

Title of the Paper

Journal Name and details

1.

Madhan R., Selvakumar K., Vidhya Devi J., Krishna Prema K. and Kasturi Jayaraman

Isolation and Identification of Essential Phytochemical Constituents of Amorphophallus campanulatus and Screening its Antimicrobial Properties,

Research Journal of Pharmacy and Technology 5(2): 2012.

2.

Krishna Prema K. and Nirmala N

Seroprevalence of IgM And IgG antibodies against Rubella in Premarital Women.

International journal on Applied Bioengineering, Sathyabama University 2(6):2012

3.

Krishna Leena, Kalidasan Krishna Prema and Jayaraman Kasturi,

Comparative Study on Antimicrobial Resistance in Bacteria Isolated from Fresh, Frozen and Processed Tiger Prawn (Penaeus monodon),

Journal of Modern Biotechnology4 (2) : Jul 2013, pp 73-76.

4.

Krishna Prema K. and Kasturi Jayaraman

Effect of Lactobacillussp. andSaccharomycescerevisiae on Gold fishCarassiusauratusauratus

Indian Journal of Applied Microbiology, Indian Association of Applied Microbiologists, 2(16): Jul-Dec 2013, pp. 17-32.

5.

S. Lakshmi Priya and K. Krishna Prema

Screening and Isolation of Fibrinolytic Enzymes from Bacteria using Agro-waste for Thrombolytic treatment

Research Journal of Pharmacy and Technology12(4): 2019.

S.No

Name of the Presenter

Organizer Details

Date

1.

K.Krishna Prema

DBT, CSIR and TNSCST sponsored “International Symposium on Environmental Risk Assessment” organized by School of Life Sciences, BharathiarUniversity, Coimbatore

17th to 19th October 2011

2

K.Krishna Prema

National Conference on “Marine Biodiversity for new Biotechnological Applications” organized by Department of Life Sciences, Hindustan College of Arts and Sciences, Chennai

9th December 2011

3

K.Krishna Prema

DBT sponsored National Symposium on 4“Application of Genomics and Proteomics in Aquaculture, Fisheries and Marine Biology” organized by Centre for Ocean Research, Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai

20th and 21st June 2018

4.

K.Krishna Prema

16thNational level conference of Indian Association of Applied Microbiologists on ‘Human Microbiome in PersonalMedicine – A Bridge between Humans & Microbes for Future Sustainability’ organized by JSS Academy of Higher Education and & Research, Mysuru

28th and 29th

September 2018.

S.No

Name of the Principal/Co Investigator

Title of the Project

Funding Agency

Fund Amount

Status

1.

Dr.K.Krishna Prema and Mrs. G. Sangeetha Vani

Screening of immune status against Rubella virus in premarital women (2015-2016)

Ethiraj College Trust

Rs.10000/-

Completed

S.No

Name of the Author/s

Title of the Paper

Journal Name and details

1.

V.Gayathri,C.GangaBahee rathi,K.Revathi,Sathyanara yanaSethi

Identification of gut microflora from Green mussel,..

Journal of Advanced Biotechnology. pp 119-122,Vol 10,Issue 10, April 2011

2.

V.Gayathriand Dr.K.Revathi

Isolation of Vibrio sps .and other predominant bacteria from green mussels in Muthukadu, Tamilnadu..

Indian Journal Of Applied Microbiology pp114-119,Vol : 15,No.2 ISSN NO: 2249- 8400,July – December2012.

3.

V. Gayathri and Dr.K.Revathi.

A study on the presence of heavy metal inpernaviridis( green mussel ) and water of Ennore estuary ,south east coast of India.

International Journal Of Biotechnology ,pp : 8-14,Vol : 1Issue :1Year: 2012.

4.

V.Gayathriand Dr.K.Revathi.

Occurrence of Escherichiacoli and other coliform bacteria in Green Mussels of Ennore Estuary.

Indian Journal Of Applied And Pure Biologypp: 95-101,Vol : 28,No. 1ISSN No.:0970-2091 January 2013.

5.

V.Gayathriand Dr.K.Revathi.

Water quality of Chennai backwaters. .

Indian Journal of Biological studies and Research.pp.159- 163,Vol:2, Issue :2Year :June 2013.

V.Gayathri and Dr.K. Revathi

Seasonal variations of heavy metal distribution in waters and green mussel of Ennore and Royapuram ..

Nature , Environment And Pollution Technology, Technoscienc epublications. Vol : 12 No: 3Year: 2013.ISSN NO: 0972-6268.

6.

J.Nasreen and V.Gayathri.

Preparation of Antibacterial herbal Mouthwash against oral pathogens.

International Journal of current Microbiology and Applied Sciences.Vol:5 Number 11 Year :2016) ISSN :2319-7706.

7.

Padmavathy and V.Gayathri.

Microbiological Analysis of Major Sea Food Consumed in Coastal Area of Chennai, Tamil Nadu.

International Journal of current Microbiology and Applied Sciences.Vol:6 Number 12(2017) ISSN :2319-7706, pp2689-2697

8.

Aparna .M and V.Gayathri.

Formulation of culinary plant medicine against bacterial skin infections caused by

Journal of pure and Applied Microbiology . Vol:12 Issue

S.No

Name of the Presenter

Title of the paper

Organizer Details

Date

1.

Gayathri.V,

Bacterial contamination of Green mussel, Pernaviridis at Ennore Estuary, South east coast of India,

AMSCO, Annamalai University.

2010

2.

Gayathri.V,

Pathogenic bacteria and heavy metal accumulation inPernaviridis from Ennore Estuary, South East Coast of India.

Aquatic Biotoxin 2011, Annamalai University.

2011

3.

Gayathri.V,

A pollution assessment study and heavy metal distribution in water and green mussels(pernaviridis ) of Ennore estuary, South East Coast of India.

Impact of climate change on Coastal Ecosystem Sathyabama University, 2011.

2011

4.

Gayathri.V,

Indicator bacteria in green mussels from Ennore estuary and Royapuram, Tamil Nadu,

National Conference on New Vistas in Indain Aquaculture. CIBA.

2012

5.

Gayathri.V,

Environmental Factors influencing human pathogens .

National Conference on Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Management KuvempuUniversity, Karnataka.

2014

6.

Gayathri.V,

Preparation of a common Herbal Medicine with culinary plants for skin infections caused by Candida albicansandPropionibacterium acnes.

National Conference on Current Trends on Conservation of Biodiversity for Food,Nutrition and Health. Prof.Dhanapalan College,Kelambakkam,Chennai,2019

2019

7.

Gayathri.V,

Antibacterial activity of the ink and tissue extract from octopus dollfusi against the human urinary pathogen,

Marine natural products as pharmaceutical agents,Sathyabama University

2019

S.No

Name of the Faculty Members

Title of the Project

Funding Agency

Fund Amount

Status

1.

Dr.V.Gayathri

Bioremediation Of Crude Oil In Sea Water Using Hydrocarbon Degraders With Carriers (Banana Peel,BananaStem,Gravel And Sediment) And Nutrients

Ethiraj College Trust

Rs.10000/-

Completed and Published

2.

Dr.V.Gayathri

Biodegradation of crude oil usingPseudomonas luteola and screening for biosurfactant production

Ethiraj College Trust

Rs.15000/-

Ongoing

S.No

Name of the Author/s

Title of the Paper

Journal Name and details

1.

Ganga Baheerathi C. and Revathi K. (2013),

“A comparitive study on the presence Ofhalophilic Vibrios in Crassostrea madrasensis from the backwaters of Chennai coast”

Nature Environment and Pollution Technology – Annexure ii, (An international open access journal on diverse aspects of environment), Scopus SJR = 0.156 Vol.12, No.3, pp.439-442, ISSN 0972-6268. 2013.

2.

Ganga Baheerathi C. and Revathi K.

“Seasonal Variation in heavy metal accumulation in edible oyster Crassostrea madrasensis from Royapuram coastal water

Indian Journal of Biological Studies and Research, IJBSR, Vol.2, No.2, pp.108-111,ISSN no: 2231-6922.2013

3.

Ganga Baheerathi C. and Revathi K.

Bacterial contaminants in Crassostrea madrasensis harvested from Muttukadubackwaters”.

Indian Journal of Applied and Pure Biology, Vol.28, No.1.2013, ISSN NO: 0970-2091.

4.

Ganga Baheerathi C., V Gayathri , Revathi K. and Sathyanarayana sethi .

Seasonal variation and identification of pathogenic pollution indicators from royapuram back water.

Journal of advance bio tech, Vol- 10 Issue 10, Page no 111-114, ISSN No-0973: 0109.

5.

Ganga Baheerathi C. and

Bacteriological examination of back ater

Indian journal of applied

Revathi K.

from fishing harbor of ennore creek in Chennai coast-

microbiology- Vol-15, No2 Pager 100-106, ISSN No (2012)

S.No

Name of the Presenter

Title of the paper

Organizer Details

Date

1.

C.Ganga Baheerathi

“Seasonal variations andIdentification of pathogenic pollution Indicators fromRoyapuram backwaters”

International Conference on the Implications of Biotechnology on Biodiversity and its Conservation , M.S.Swaminathan Research foundation – Chennai and Plant Biotechnology, Ethiraj college for women(Autonomous) .

January 27th and 28th 2011,

2.

C.Ganga Baheerathi

Presence of fecal coliforms indicator bacteria inMuttukadu back waters”,

International Conference on Impact of climate changes on coastal ecosysytem – ICC-ECO 2011. Sathyabama University and Ministry of earth sciences.

November 10th and 11th 2011.

3.

C.Ganga Baheerathi

Bacterial flora of

Crassostrea madrasensis

in Chennai Coast.

International Conferences on Aquatic Microbiology (Status, Challenges and Opportunities) Centre of advanced study in Marine Biology, Faculty of Marine Sciences, Annamalai University:

September 2nd to 4th 2010.

4.

C.Ganga Baheerathi

Bacterial flora of Crassostrea madrasensis at Ennore estuary along Tamil nadu coast of India

International Seminar on Microbes – Elixir of Life. Dr.MGR Janaki College of Arts and Science for Women ,Chennai.

October 28th and 29th 2010

5.

C.Ganga Baheerathi

“A comparative study on the bacterial contaminants in the edible shell fishes Perna viridis and Crassostrea madrasensis in

National Conference on Aquatic Bio toxins. Centre of Advanced study in Marine Biology, Faculty of Marine Sciences. Annamalai University

September 14th to 16th 2011.

Kalpakkam coast”

6.

C.Ganga Baheerathi

A study on the presence of

pollution
Escherichia
Crassostrea
collected from the fishing areas of Chennai”,

indicating coli in madrasensis

National Conference on Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Management, Department of Zoology Kuvempu university.

25th and 26th March, 2014.,

7.

C.Ganga Baheerathi

A study on the bacterial flora of Indian backwater edible oyster, Crassostrea madrasensis from northern

Chennai
water.Name
Conference:
Conferences on “New vistas in Indian Aquaculture”CoastalAquaculture Society of India – Chennai.

Coastal of the National

Central Institute of Brackish water Aquaculture – Chennai.

February 23rd and 24th 2012.

8.

C.Ganga Baheerathi

Screening of Total heterotrophic bacteria E.coli, and Vibrio Sp. from edible oysters, water and sediments of Estuarine aquatic bodies from Chennai coast .

National Seminar on Recent trends in Microbial Technology with reference to Extremophils.Department of Microbiology, Periyar University

October 21st and 22nd 2010.

9.

C.Ganga Baheerathi

A study on the bacterial flora of Indian backwater edible oyster, Crassostrea madrasensis from Royapuram back waters.National,February

Conference on Marine Environmental Challenges and Coastal zone Management – Marina ’12.Department of Marine Sciences, Bharathidasan University

13th and 14th 2012.

S.No

Name of the Author/s

Title of the Paper

Journal Name and details

1.

Alavandi S.V., Subashin1i. M S and Ananthan S.

Occurrence of hemolytic Aeromonas species in domestic water supplies in Chennai.

Indian J.Med Res; 1999:50-55

2. 2.

Subashini M.S. and Rajendran P.

In vitro screening of anti HBV and anti HIV properties of Gymnema sylvestre R.Br.leaves from Kolli Hills, Tamil Nadu, India.

Int.J.Curr. Microbiol. App.Sci; 2015 4(3):542-547.

3.

Subashini M.S. Rajendran3. P., Ashok G. and Kanthesh B.M.

TLC, FTIR and GCMS analysis of leaves of Gymnema sylvestre R.Br. from Kolli Hills, Tami Nadu, India.

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci. Int.J.Curr. Microbiol. App.Sci; 2015 4(7):757-764

4.

Divyalakshmi S, and4. Subhashini A.

Screening and isolation of polyethylene degrading bacteria from various soil environments.

IOSR journal of Environmental Sciences, Toxicology and Food Technology;10(12): 2016

5.

Pavithra S, Prathiba G5,. Subhashini A.

MRSA in Gymnasium Community. 6.

Int. J. Sci. Res. 2017; 6(6):2082- 2086.

S.No

Name of the Presenter

Title of the paper

Organizer Details

Date

1.

A. Subhashini

“Speciation andEnteropathogenicity of Aeromonas Species isolated from Water Sources in Chennai”

XXII National Congress, Kasturba Medical College, Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Manipal

9th November 1998.

2.

A. Subhashini 1.

Antiviral activity of certain Indian Medicinal Plants against Hepatitis B virus and Human Immunodeficiency Virus.

Karpagam University (6th Annual research Congress)

5th December 2014

3.

A. Subhashini 2.

Cytotoxic
ethanolic
Gymnema
Hybanthus
and Terminalia bellerica and insilico docking of GCMS compounds against HIV and HBV.

analysis of extracts ofsylvestre, eneaspermus

Karpagam University(7th Annua3l. research Congress)

26th December 2015.

4.

A. Subhashini 4.

Screening of MRSA in Community at 16th National Conference on at JSS Academy Mysuru.

National Conference on 5.

27th and 28th

September 2018

S.No

Name of the Principal Investigator

Title of the Project

Funding Agency

Fund Amount

Status

1.

Dr. A. Subhashini

Investigation of Chemo-therapeutic potential of L-asparaginase isolated from soil dwelling microorganisms.

2018-19

Ethiraj College Trust

Rs.10000/-

Ongoing

2.

Mrs. G. Sangeetha Vani & Dr. A. Subhashini

Optimization, Molecular Characterization and anticancer activity of L-Asparginase from soil bacterial isolates (2019 – 2020).

Ethiraj College Trust

Rs.15000/-

Ongoing

S.No

Name of the Author/s

Title of the Paper

Journal Name and details

1.

Sandhya, Anusha Balasingh

Bioremediation of crude oil and study of the hydrocarbon degrading isolates, their

Global journal of bioscience and biotechnology volume 8(1 2019)

Biosurfactant activity against human pathogens

2.

Rima Das, Anusha Balasingh, Anupam R

Bacteriophage therapy for treating multiple drug resistant urinary tract pathogen, Escherichia coli.

Int.Journal of Life Sciences ,2018;6(2):441-445.

3.

Anupama R, Anusha Balasingh

Isolation, purification and characterisation of bacteriocin producing Lactobacillus spp and its antimicrobial efficacy against foodborne pathogens.

International Journal of Microbiology research Vol 5,Issue 2 April -June 2018

4.

Leena., Anusha Balasingh

Biodegradation of hexavalent chromium, oil and grease in paper mill effluent using Micrococcus luteus and Bacillus aquimaris isolated from soil.

International journal of advanced research. Vol 3, Issue12, 402-407 . 2015.

5.

V.A. Leslie., A. Margare7t. Muthu Rathinam and Anusha Balasingh

Rapid identification of Vibrio harveyi isolates in Panulius homarus

International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Science Vol 3, Issue 12 402-407 2011

6

Anusha Balasingh S8.. Prasanna Kumar

Purification and characterization of keratinase from dermatophytes.

Advanced Biotechnology Vol 10 Issue 10 April 2011

7

Leslie V.A., Margare9t. Muthu Rathinam A and Anusha Balasingh

Distribution profile of Vibrio harveyi in Panulirus homarus.

International Research Journal of Biological Sciences Res. J. Biological Science Vol. 1(4), 61- 64

8

Anusha Balasingh, S. Prasanna Kumar

Antidermatophytic activity of Neem (Azadirchta indica) Seed and Leaf Extracts against Clinical Isolates of Trichophyton rubrum and Trichophyton mentagrophytes.

Research Journal of Biological Sciences Vol. II (I).2010

S.No

Name of the Author/s

Title of the Paper

Journal Name and details

1.

S. K. Maiti , S. Nandhini , Manab Das

Accumulation of metals by naturally growing herbaceous and tree species in iron ore tailings

International Journal of Environmental studies. Issue: volume 62(5):593-603.2005.

2.

S.K.Maiti and S.Nandhini

Bioavailability of metals in fly-ash and their bioaccumulation in naturally occurring vegetation; A pilot scale study.

Environmental Monitoring and Assessment.Vol.116 (1):263- 273.2006

3.

S.Nandhini and K.Revathi

Study on Biofouling Organisms present on the surface of Boats in Royapuram, Chennai.

National Environment and Pollution Technology ISSN:0972- 6268. Vol 15(1):257-261.2016

4.

S.Nandhini and K.Revathi

Antifouling Activity of Extracts from Mangroves against Biofouling Bacteria Isolated from Boats in Royapuram, Chennai, India.

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci. 5(8): 324-335.2016

S.No

Name of the Presenter

Title of the paper

Organizer Details

Date

1.

Subodh Kumar Maiti, I.N. Sinha, S.Nandhini,Kheya De and Debalina Das.

Micronutrient mobility and heavy metal uptake in plants growing on acidic coal mine dump.

NSEEME, Dhanbad, March 19-20.

2004.

2.

Subodh Kumar Maiti and S. Nandhini.

Bioavailability of metals in fly ash and their

bioaccumulation
naturally occurring vegetation.

in

NHEEI, Bangalore, November 17-19.

2004

3.

Subodh Kumar Maiti and S. Nandhini.

Bioremediation of Fe-ore tailings and bioaccumulation of metals in the naturally occurring vegetation. A case study of Noamundi Fe-ore tailings, TISCO, Noamundi.

International Seminar on “MineralProcessing Technology (MPT-2005)”.

January 6- 8,2005

4.

Subodh Kumar Maiti, S. Nandhini and A.S.Venkatesh.

Evaluation of bioremediation and related environmental geochemical aspects of copper mine waste from Mosabani, Eastern India.

International Seminar on “MineralProcessing Technology (MPT-2005)”,.

January 6-8, 2005

5.

Subodh Kumar Maiti

Heavy metal distribution

Conference on “Technological

February 5-

and S. Nandhini. 2005.

pattern in fly ash in CTTP (Jharkhand) and in spontaneously occurring vegetation.

Advancement and Environmental Challenges in Mining and Allied Industries in the 21st century (TECMAC-2005)”; NIT, Rourkela,

6,2005.

6.

Subodh Kumar Maiti and S. Nandhini. Conference on

Heavy metal distribution in Fe-tailing of Noamundi mines and accumulation in the spontaneously occurring vegetation.

“TechnologicalAdvancement and Environmental Challenges in Mining and Allied Industries in the 21st century (TECMAC-2005)”, NIT, Rourkela,

February 5-6, 2005

7.

Subodh Kumar Maiti, S. Nandhini and Gurdeep Singh.

Bioavailability of Micronutrients and Heavy

Metals
Coalmine
Dumps
Bioaccumulation in Tree Species: A Case Study.

in Reclaimed Overburden and their

“First Indian Mineral Congress & technological exhibition” showcasingmineral industry in 21st century. ISM, Dhanbad,

February 28- March 01,

2005

8.

S.Nandhini and K.Revathi.

Study of biofouling organisms on the surface of boats in Royapuram, Chennai.

The 10th Indian Fisheries and aquaculture forum (10ifaf), Lucknow.

12-15 November, 2014

9.

S.Nandhini, K.Revathi and J.Lavanya.

Antifouling activity of extracts from mangroves against biofilm forming bacteria isolated from boats in Kasimedu, Chennai.

National Conference on Recent Trends in Modern biology and 46th Aqua-terra Annual Conference, Madurai.

27-28 February.2015.

10.

S.Nandhini and K.Revathi.

Antimicrobial activity ofLoligoduvauceli ink against biofouling bacteria isolated from boats in Royapuram, Chennai.

XV AZRA International Conference on recent advances in Life Sciences, Chennai.

11-13 February.

2016

11.

S.Nandhini and M.NusrathFarhana.

Efficacy of Pericarp of Pomegranate (Punicagranatum) extract as a preservative in

International Conference on WorldWomen’s Day 2019 held on at TamilUniversity.

8th March 2019

restructured chicken blocks.

S.No

Name of the Author/s

Title of the Paper

Journal Name and details

1.

Vidhya C.V. and Niren Andrew S.

Prevalence and antibiogram of multidrug resistant Staphylococci.”

Indian Journal of Applied and Pure Biology. July 2012. Vol. 27 : (2).p 271-277.

2.

Vidhya C.V. and Niren Andrew S.

Comparative study on antibiograms of coagulase positive and negative Staphylococci isolated from various samples.

Journal of Pure and Applied Microbiology. September 2012. Vol. 6 : (3). p 1357-1361.

3.

Vidhya C.V. and R.Aasha

Isolation, optimization and production of Polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHA) from soil bacteria.

Global Journal of bioscience and Biotechnology. February, 2018. Vol 7(4).

4.

Vidhya C.V.

Production and Optimization of Extra- cellular protease from Ganoderma.

Research J. Pharm. and Tech.

April 2019. 12(4).

5.

Vidhya C.V. and M.Linnett Naveena

Assessing the potential of Rhizobacteria in mine spoil remediation.

Global Journal of bioscience and Biotechnology. April, 2019. Vol 8(2). 241-245.

S.No

Name of the Presenter

Title of the paper

Organizer Details

Date

1.

Vidhya C.V.

“Production and optimization of extracellular protease fromGanoderma sp.”

International symposium on Environmental risk assessment, Bharathiar University.

October 2011.

2.

Vidhya C.V.

Comparative study on antibiograms of coagulase positive and negativeStaphylococci.”

International conference on Biosciences – Trends in molecular Medicine. D G Vaishnav College, Chennai.

February 2012.

3.

Vidhya C.V.

Antibacterial activity of Neem leaf extracts and oil against various pathogens.

“National conference on Microbiology and Biotechnology: Rising to the Challenges of Times. Madras Christian College, Chennai.

February 2013.

4.

Vidhya C.V.

“Molecular Profiling of Coa and Mec A genes from Multidrug resistantStaphylococcus aureus.”

XV AZRA International Conference on Recent Advances in Life sciences. Ethiraj College for Women, Chennai.

February 2016.

5.

Vidhya C.V.

Optimization of parameters for rapid production of

59th Annual conference of Association of Microbiologists of India (AMI 2018)

9th-12th December,

extra-cellular protease by

Ganoderma sp.

& National symposium on host pathogen interactions. University of Hyderabad. Telanagana.

2018.

S.No

Name of the Principal/Co Investigator

Title of the Project

Funding Agency

Fund Amount

Status

1.

Mrs.M.Linnett Naveena &
Dr. Vidhya C.V.

Phytoremediation of Mine Spoil using heavy metal resistant Rhizobacteria. 2017.

Ethiraj College Trust

Rs.10000/-

Completed and Published

S.No

Name of the Author/s

Title of the Paper

Journal Name and details

1.

Mary Sheela J

Antibacterial effect of ink gland extracts from Indian squid loligo duvauceli and cuttle fish sepia officinalis from north Chennai,

Indian journal of applied Microbiology.VOLUME 17,JAN- JUNE 2014,PP-32-37, ISSN NO- 2454-289X

2.

Mary Sheela J

Formulation and evaluation of gel using ink gland extract from Indian squid Loligo duvauceli.

International journal of current Research,volume 8,issue 10,pp- 39607-39610,October 2016, ISSN-0975-833X

3.

Mary Sheela J

Antifungal activity of cell extract of spirulina platensis against aflatoxin producing Aspergillus species.

Indian journal of applied Microbiology.VOLUME 4, Nov2015, PP-1025-1029. ISSN- 0975-833X

S.No

Name of the Presenter

Title of the paper

Organizer Details

Date

1.

Mary Sheela J

A Study on Antibacterial activities in the aqueous extract from seed of Madhuca indica “

Annual Conference of Indian Association of Biomedical Scientists (IABMS,2003)New Delhi

2016

2.

Mary Sheela J

A Study of invitro synergistic activity in the aqueous extract of Terminalia chebula andDecalipes hamiltoni against gastroenteritic bacteria” at

28thannual conference of Indian Association of Medical Microbiologists.

2004

3.

Mary Sheela J

“A piolet study on Ink gland extracts from Indian

“The 10th Indian Fisheries and aquaculture forum (10ifaf).

12-15, November,

squid loligo duvauceli and cuttle fish sepia officinalis from north Chennai against skin pathogens.

2014.

4.

Mary Sheela J

Formulation of natural hair dye using herbal extract and squid ink possessing antimicrobial activity.

National Conference on Recent Trends in Modern biology and 46th Aqua-terra Annual Conference (Madurai Kamaraj University)

27-28 February, 2015

S.No

Name of the Author/s

Title of the Paper

Journal Name and details

1.

G.Sangeetha Vani, D.Geetha,T.Anand and K.S.Subramaniam.

A study on isolation of Streptococcus mutans and its in vitro susceptibility to extracts from Ficus bengalensis Linn,Terminalia chebula Reitz,Terminalis bellirica Roxb,Piper betel and Schizigium aromaticum Linn. S.Rajarajan,

Ind J of App Microbiology

(2006)6(1):26-28.

2.

S.Rajarajan, G.Sangeetha Vani, D.Geetha,T.Anand and K.S.Subramaniam.

A study on isolation of Streptococcus mutans and its in vitro susceptibility to extracts from Ficus bengalensis Linn,Terminalia chebula Reitz,Terminalis bellirica Roxb,Piper betel and Schizigium aromaticum Linn.

Ind J of App Microbiology (2006)6(1):26-28.

3.

G.Sangeetha Vani, S.Rajarajan.

A study on in silico analysis of phytochemicals targeting the proteins of Hepatitis B and hepatitis C virus.

Int.J.Curr,Microbiol.App.Sci (2015)4(12):ISSN 2319-7706, 683-691pp.

4.

G.Sangeetha Vani, S.Rajarajan .

A study on in vitro antiviral activities of lyophilized extracts of Glycyrrhiza glabra on Hepatitis B virus..

Int. J of Pharmacological Research (2016) IJPR Vol 6, Issue 6: ISSN 2277-3312

5.

S.Jayashree, G.Sangeetha Vani.

In vitro study on antibacterial activity of aqueous extract and silver nanoparticles of

Int.J.Curr,Microbiol.App.Sci(201 6)5(5): ISSN 2319-7706,400-

Andrographis paniculata.

406pp.

S.No

Name of the Presenter

Organizer Details

Date

1.

Sangeetha Vani G.

16th National conference of IAAM at JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research, Mysore.

27th and 28th September 2018

2.

Sangeetha Vani G.

International Conference on on Molecular Signature – GenNxt at Dr.MGR. Janaki College for Women, Chennai.

13th and 14th

September 2017

3.

Sangeetha Vani G.

XXVII National Conference on IAMM at Mumbai.

7-9th

November 2003

4.

Sangeetha Vani G.

International Conference on Medicinal Plants and Herbal Drugs for Human Welfare (ICMP 2015) at Centre for Advanced Studies in Botany and Centre for Herbal Sciences.

28-30th January, 2015

S.No

Name of the Principal/Co Investigator

Title of the Project

Funding Agency

Fund Amount

Status

1.

Mrs. G. Sangeetha Vani and Dr.K.Krishna Prema

Screening of immune status against Rubella virus in premarital women (2015-2016)

Ethiraj College Trust

Rs.10000/-

Completed

2.

Dr. A. Subhashini & Mrs. G. Sangeetha Vani

Investigation of chemotherapeutic potential of L-Asparginase isolated from soil dwelling microorganisms (2018 – 2019).

Ethiraj College Trust

Rs.15000/-

Completed

3.

Mrs. G. Sangeetha Vani & Dr. A. Subhashini

Optimization, Molecular Characterization and anticancer activity of L-Asparginase from soil bacterial isolates (2019 – 2020).

Ethiraj College Trust

Rs.15000/-

S.No

Name of the Author/s

Title of the Paper

Journal Name and details

1.

Reena Banerjee, Rajendran P, Ganapathy M, Satish T, Thyagarajan S.P

Haemophilus ducreyi: A potential re-emerging STD pathogen and its antibiogram.

Indian Journal of Appli Microbiology. 2001; (1): 17 – 21.

2.

Rajendran P, Priya Thyagarajan S.P, Kannan Hari R, Kanthesh B.M, Ree Banerjee, Abdul Rahim Saravanan M.S, Haripriya Sripathi M.S, Vijayakumar

RS,erological studies in relation to Syphilis,
IA, cquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome, Hepatitis B –

nand Hepatitis C – Virus infection in
Mp,atients attending sexually transmitted diseases

Ki,ntravenous drug users clinics, from Chennai, .Tamilnadu, India.

Indian Journal of Ap iMruiscrobiology. 2002; 2

17 – 22. and

3.

Reena Banerjee, Rajendran P, Thyagarajan S.P, Ganapathy M, Satish T, Selwyn W, Kanthesh B.M,

Identification of plasmid DNA in Haemophilus ducreyi from chancroid cases.

Indian Journal of Applied Microbiology. 2002; 2 (1): 45 – 46.

Abdul Rahim M.

4.

Reenaa M, Rajendran P.

gmh A gene expression and virulence in Haemophilus ducreyi from chancroid cases.

Biomedicine.2009; 29 (4): 373 – 375.

5.

Reenaa M.

Effect of sizing mill effluent on the digestive enzymes of the fish Oreochromis mossambicus.

Journal of Advanced Biotechnology.2011; 10 (10): 48 – 51.

6.

Reenaa M, Krishnamala K.

Antibiotic susceptibility pattern of PCR confirmed Salmonella typhimurium isolated from food samples in Chennai.

Indian Journal of Applied Microbiology.2013; 16 (1): 51 – 54.

7.

Shabana Razmin, Reenaa M, Vishnu Prasad, Rajendran P.

Hepatitis C and B virus infection among chronic renal failure patients undergoing haemodialysis in Calicut, Kerala State, India.

Asia Pacific Journal of Research.2013; 9 (1): 11 – 16.

8.

Reenaa M, Sai Arpitha S.

Decolourising activity of laccase enzyme from Trametes sps against textile dyes.

International Journal of Engineering & Scientific Research.2015; 3 (9): 92 – 101.

9.

Reenaa M.

Antimicrobial activity of Tridax procumbens against multidrug resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa isolated from burn cases.

Indian Journal of Applied Microbiology.2016; 19 (1): 58 – 65.

10.

Thameem Fathima A, Reenaa M.

Anticancer and Antibacterial activity of Ganoderma lucidum.International

Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences.2016; 5 (10): 891 – 909.

11.

Reenaa M, Vadivukkarasi D.

Prevalence of Streptococcus mutans in public and private pre-school childen.

Indian Journal of Applied Microbiology.2016; 19 (2) : 52 – 57.

12.

Reenaa M, Athira S. Menon.

Synthesis of silver nano particles from different citrus fruit peel extracts and a comparative analysis on its antibacterial activity.

International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences.2017; 6 (7): 2358 – 2365.

13.

Reenaa M, Gurpreet Kaur.

Anti-enteric Potentials of Six Common Food Spices.

International Journal of Current Research and Academic Review.2017; Special Issue – 4: 165 – 172.

S.No

Name of the Presenter

Title of the paper

Organizer Details

Date

1.

M.Reenaa

“Characterisation of

Haemophilus ducreyi

isolated from genial ulcer” –

XXIV National Congress, – IAMM, Belgaum.

Nov 2000.

2.

M.Reena

“Effect of sizing mill effluent on the Digestive tract Microbial communities and digestive enzymes of the fishOreochromis mossambicus”

International Conference on Implications of Biotechnology on Biodiversity & its Conservation, hel, conducted by Department of Plant Biology & Plant Biotechnology,Ethiraj College for Women, Chennai.

27th & 28th January 2011,