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      • Delineating the Role of OsMADS1 in Auxin Distribution, Floret Identity and Floret Meristem Determinacy 

        Lhaineikim, Grace (2017-12-02)
        Rice have highly derived florets borne on a short branch called ‘spikelet’ comprised of a pair of rudimentary glumes and sterile lemma (empty glumes) that subtends a single fertile floret. The floral organs consist of a ...
      • Delineating the Roles for WNT Signaling During PRRs Driven Inflammatory Responses : Implications for Host-Pathogen Interaction 

        Singh, Vikas
        The mammalian immune system consists of the innate and adaptive arm/s that protect the host against pathogenic infections in a highly coordinated process involving multiple steps. Innate immune cells such as macrophages ...
      • Delineation Of Signal Transduction Events During The Induction Of SOCS3 By Mycobacterium Bovis BCG : Possible Implications For Immune Subversion Mechanisms 

        Yeddula, Narayana (2010-09-30)
        Pathogenic Mycobacteria are among the most unrelenting pathogens known to mankind as one-third of the world population is latently infected with Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the causative agent of pulmonary tuberculosis. ...
      • Delineation Of Signaling Events Regulating Mycobacterium Bovis BCG Induced Expression Of MMR-9 And SPI6 : Possible Implications For Immune Subversion Mechanisms 

        Kapoor, Nisha (2013-08-30)
        One key to the pathogenic potential of the mycobacteria lies in their capacity to resist destruction by infected macrophages and dendritic cells. Robust host immune responses during mycobacterial infection often involve a ...
      • Design and Application of Temperature Sensitive Mutants in Essential Factors of RNA Splicing and RNA Interference Pathway in Schizosaccharomyces Pombe 

        Nagampalli, Vijay Krishna (2018-05-10)
        Gene deletions are a powerful method to uncover the cellular functions of a given gene in living systems. A limitation to this methodology is that it is not applicable to essential genes. Even for non-essential genes, gene ...
      • Developmental Basis and Diversity of Polar Growth Patterns in Leaves 

        Gupta, Mainak Das (2018-03-06)
        Growth polarity in leaves – a final discussion Insights into the growth processes of leaf lamina have come from studies on several species including Arabidopsis, Antirrhinum, tobacco and maize. A feature common to the ...
      • Differential Expression Of tRNA1 Gly Genes From Within A Multigene Family In Bombyx Mori 

        Parthasarthy, Akhila (2013-08-20)
      • Differential Regulations Of p73 By Viral Oncogenes And Its Implications For Therapeutics 

        Sanjeev Das, * (2011-05-05)
      • Dissecting the function of NuMA in cleavage furrow formation and chromatin decondensation at the mitotic exit in animal cells 

        Rajeevan, Ashwathi
        In animal cells, the duplicated genetic material is aligned on a microtubule-based structure known as the mitotic spindle during mitosis. At the mitotic exit, the mitotic spindle elongates, and the sister chromatids get ...
      • Diversity In Indian Equine Rotaviruses And Structure And Function Of Rotavirus Non Structural Protein 4 (NSP4) 

        Deepa, R (2009-03-11)
        Rotaviruses, members of the family Reoviridae, are the major etiologic agents of severe, acute dehydrating diarrhea in the young of many mammalian species, including humans, calves and foals. Recent estimates indicate an ...
      • Division of the Salmonella Containing Vacuole and Other Virulence Strategies Employed by Salmonella 

        Chaudhuri, Debalina
        Salmonella comprises a genus of rod-shaped, Gram-negative, non-sporulating and primarily motile enterobacteria. They have remained a major cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide, claiming several hundreds of lives per ...
      • DNA Binding Studies With The Transcriptional Activator Protein C Of Bacteriophage MU 

        Ramesh, V (2012-06-06)
      • DNA Gyrase And Topo NM From Mycobacteria : Insights into Mechanism And Drug Action 

        Kumar, Rupesh (2017-10-26)
        Maintenance of a topological homeostasis by introduction and removal of the supercoils to relieve excessive strain on the DNA is a hallmark of topoisomerase function in the cell. The requirement of the topoisomerases during ...
      • DNA Methylation Landscape of Astrocytoma : Role of Fibromodulin (FMOD), a Hypomethylated and Upregulated Gene, in Glioblastoma Cell Migration 

        Mondal, Baisakhi (2018-08-30)
        Astrocytoma is defined as the neoplasia of astrocytes, the most abundant non-neuronal glial cells in brain. According to the WHO classification, the different grades of astrocytoma are- gradeI/pilocytic astrocytoma (benign ...
      • DNA Repair In Mycobacteria 

        Pradeep Kumar, * (2013-08-13)
      • DNA Repair Proteins in Mycobacteria and their Physiological Importance 

        Sang, Pau Biak (2018-03-09)
        DNA repair proteins in mycobacteria and their physiological importance Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the causative organism of tuberculosis, resides in the host macrophages where it is subjected to a plethora of stresses ...
      • Effect Of Azidothymidine And 5-Fluorouracil On Avian Myeloblastosis Virus-Infected Chicks And On Sp2/0 Cells Grown In Vitro 

        Sailaja, G (2012-06-04)
      • Elucidating Deregulated Novel Pathways in Glioma through Genetic and Epigenetic Approaches 

        Pal, Jagriti
        Malignancy of glial cells is termed as glioma. Gliomas comprise of thirty percent of all tumors of the central nervous system (CNS) and eighty percent of malignant brain tumors (Goodenberger and Jenkins, 2012). Astrocytoma, ...
      • Elucidating the mechanism of interaction of Salmonella with plants 

        Karmakar, Kapudeep
        Salmonella, is an established pathogen of members of the kingdom Animalia. Its principal species S. enterica serovars Typhi, Paratyphi and Typhimurium can cause various diseases ranging from typhoid fever to gastroenteritis ...
      • Elucidating the role of carbon metabolism genes chiA and yjiY in Salmonella pathogenesis. 

        Chandra, Kasturi
        Salmonella is a foodborne pathogen that causes debilitating enteric diseases in a wide range of hosts. While Salmonella Typhimurium causes self-limiting gastroenteritis in human beings, Salmonella Typhi causes typhoid fever ...

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