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BHARATHIDASAN UNIVERSITY Tiruchirappalli- 620 024, India

PROFILE

DEPARTMENT OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE

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DST-FIST (Level-I)

National Recognitions

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Prof. NARKUNARAJA Shanmugam

Professor and Head

Dr.SASHIDHAR Mulugu

Associate Professor

Dr.K.PREMKUMAR

Associate Professor

Dr.G.MATHAN

Assistant Professor

Dr.SD.SARASWATHY

Assistant Professor

Dr.S.Shanmugapriya

Assistant Professor

Dr.K.Sathiyamurthy

Assistant Professor

Faculty Members

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PREFACE

Welcome to our Department of Biomedical Science, School of Biotechnology and Genetic

Engineering, Bharathidasan University. The biomedical science is defined as one of the science disciplines

that provide a knowledge base most directly applicable to the biology of humans. Department of

Biomedical Science, since its inception in 2005, has been instrumental in realizing the importance of the

need to expose young minds towards the different pre and para medical subjects of medical sciences at an

early age and opening up career options other than engineering and medicine. It is the first of its kind in the

country in offering a 5-year integrated program leading to a M.Sc. degree in Biomedical Science to young

students who have completed their 12 years of schooling with studied Biology, Physics and Chemistry

subjects. The department provides the opportunity to obtain a Ph.D degree in Biomedical Science and

allow our students to be competitive in the biomedical science research fields. The department trains highly

qualified and skilled human resources at post-graduate and doctorate level across a broad spectrum of

medical science fields and to carry out competitive research in specific areas that reflect faculty interests.

Our faculty are highly qualified and have research experience in various other countries like USA,

German, France, and Japan. As per direction of our Honourable VC, our department faculty committed to

prepare students with a solid scientific foundation essential for an understanding of human health and

disease. We have created excellent research setting with world class infrastructures. Our research programs

consist of both basic and applied research in interdisciplinary areas of medical field with a commitment

towards betterment of human health and society. Our efforts have fetched nearly Rs 60 million funding

from various funding agencies like DST, DBT, UGC, and ICMR. Recently our department is recognised

by Department of Science and Technology, India, and sponsored with Rs.95 lakhs, Funds for Improvement

of Science and Technology Infrastructure (FIST), Level-I for advancement of our infrastructure. Our

students have placed various medical companies, premier research institutes in India abroad countries like

USA, UK, Germany, France, and China. Many of our M.Sc students are pursuing their higher studies in

various primer research institute like IISc and abroad.

We are constantly updating our M.Sc, Biomedical Science curriculum, based on current scientific

advancements and industrial needs,so that our students have flexibility of choosing either research or

industrial oriented subjects to pursue career in Academic, Bio-Pharma Industry, and Basic & Translational

Research by their Major Elective courses and also to suits International and National Eligibility exams like

GRE, MCAT, UGC-CSIR, DBT, ICMR, GATE, SET etc. Since academic year 2018, students have option

of either ending their program at the undergraduate level (B.Sc) after successful completion of 6 semesters

without any arrear as recommended by UGC, or can continue to have their Integrated 5 years M.Sc. degree

in Biomedical Science. The University authorities committed to extend an enriching and transformative

training to all our M.Sc student and research scholars.

On behalf of our department, I am very confident that young aspirants across India, after browsing

our new website, will opt for biomedical science program and research as a rewarding career. All general

information for students regarding the university, general admission, accommodations, student grants, and

facilities, can be found via the homepage of the Bharathidasan Univesity: http://www.bdu.ac.in for more

information.

Professor and Head

http://www.bdu.ac.in/

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To develop high quality human resource required for both academics and

industries as well as to pursue research in the frontier areas of biomedical

sciences of international standard

Offer international quality education and research in Biomedical Science

Producing broadly educated, highly skilled students who can choose their

own areas of interest in their future.

Equip young students with in-depth education, highly skilled and strategies to

change future of modern medicine in our new brave world.

Pursue the excellence in world-class biomedical science research and transmit

the outcome of our research to students, scholars, and the society through

Enriched academic programs

Excellent Publications in Journals, Reviews and Books

Organizing number of training programs, workshops, seminars,

conferences

RESEARCH INTEREST

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Faculty I Area of Research/Specialization: Cardiovascular Diseases &Diabetes

Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms of accelerated cardiovascular in

diabetes

Prof. NARKUNARAJA S.

Achievements made in Teaching/Research/Extension Professor & Head No. of Research Publications : 24

No. of papers presented in Conferences : 51

h-index : 14

i-10 index : 3

Total Citations : 2108

Projects Completed/Ongoing : 5 (five)

Awards and Recognitions

2018--- Dr. Brammaiah Sastry Award, IABMS.

2017--- Fellow of Indian Association of Biomedical Scientist (FABMS)

2014--- Biomedicine article was selected as Best article of the year by IABMS

2011--- Elected International Fellow of American Heart Association. (FAHA)

2008--- JBC research article was selected as “Article of the Week” by JBC Editorial Board.

1992-96 Senior Research Fellow U.G.C Govt. of India

1990-92 Junior Research Fellow U.G.C Govt. of India

1986-89 Best Post-graduate Alumni JIPMER (in M.Sc.)

1986-89 Rameshwardasji Birla Smarak Kosh Scholars (in M.Sc.)

Research Group Members Post Doctoral Fellow

1. Dr. Arun S, M.Sc, PhD, PDF 2017-

Graduate Students

1. Khader, Rajamohammed, M.Tech 2017-

2. Dr.Senthilkumar Nallusamy, MD, DNB 2018-

3. Ms. Kalaivani M, M.Sc 2018-

Past Members

1. Dr.Somusundaram Raghavan 2010-2013 University of Tennessee USA

2. Dr.Gobinath Shanmugam 2010-2013 University of Alabama, USA

3. Dr.Doulath Jafar Ali 2011-2014 Southeast University, Nanjing, China

4. Dr.Prabhakaran Kumar 2011-2014 University of Illinois, Chicago, USA

5. Dr.Kartiga Natarajan 2011-2015 University of Texas, Tyler, USA

6. Dr.Gokila Devi Mathialagan 2013-2018

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Faculty II

Area of Research/Specialization:

Inositol biology, Role of inositol phosphate in nutrient absorption

as seen in clinical conditions, role of phytates in nutritional deficiency.

Name: Dr. Sashidhar Mulugu

Associate Professor

Achievements made in Teaching/Research/Extension

No. of Research Publications :5

No. of papers presented in Conferences ---:

h-index : 5

i-10 index : 4


Patents Granted/Filed : --

Products Developed : ---

Projects Completed/Ongoing : --

Consultancies Completed/Ongoing : --

Awards and Recognitions:

Research Group Members

------

Past Members

1. Ms. S. Nityasakthi

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Faculty III


The major focus is on the Cancer Biology, Genomic Instability and

Nanotheranostics, particularly in delineating the cellular and genetic basis of

cancer and developing nano-materials for enhanced cancer diagnosis and

therapy

Dr. K. PREMKUMAR

Achievements made in Teaching/Research/Extension Associate Professor

No. of Research Publications : 63


h-index : 22

i-10 index : 37


Patents Granted/Filed : Nil

Products Developed : Nil

Projects Completed/Ongoing : Completed - 5

Consultancies Completed/Ongoing : Nil

Awards and Recognitions Awarded as Fellow of the Indian Association of Biomedical Scientists (IABMS) (2018) ICMR Prize for Biomedical Research by Indian Council for Medical Research, New Delhi,

India (2017) UGC Raman Fellowship for Post Doctoral Research in USA (2016) INSA-Visiting Scientist Fellowship by Indian National Science Academy, New Delhi, India

(2014) DST Young Scientist Award. (2009)


Ph.D Students Mr. Pankaj Vats

Mr. S. Venkatesh

Mr. S. R. Yogaraj

Mr. M. Manikandan

Mr. K. Karthikeyan

Postdoctoral Researcher

Dr. R. Vanaojothi

Past Members 1.Dr. S. Dhivya

2. Dr. Hussaina Banu.

3. Dr. H. Kalpana

4. Dr. P. Arunkumar

5. Dr. P. Govindaraj

6. Dr. M.V.Dass Prakash

7. Dr. R. Arun

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Faculty IV


Anti-cancer agents /Target oriented small molecular inhibitors for

Cancer therapeutics

Transcriptomics/ Novel Biomarkers for cancer diagnostics

Dr.G.MATHAN,PhD, FIABMS

Assistant Professor

Achievements made in Teaching/Research/Extension No. of Research Publications : 21

No. of papers presented in Conferences : -

h-index : 07

i-10 index : 06


Patents Granted/Filed : 01

Products Developed : -

Projects Completed/Ongoing : 5/1

Consultancies Completed/Ongoing : -


International

1. Mildred Scheel Cancer Conference Fellowship awarded from German Cancer Aid

(DeutscheKrebshilfe e.V.), Bonn, Germany (2011)

2. DAAD-Guest Professorship award from German Academic Exchange Service, Germany (2010)

National

1. Executive Member: Indian Association of Biomedical Scientists, Chennai (2015& 2018)

2. Fellow of Indian Association of Biomedical Scientists (FIABMS) awarded byIABMS, (2018)

3. Fellow of Research Health Society (FRHS) awarded by National Board of Alternative Medicines

(NBAM), Tamil Nadu, India (2016)

4. Dr. Yellapragada Subbarao Memorial Award for the best paper published in Biomedicine

Journal(2015)

5. Junior Medical Scientists Exchange Programme awarded by National

Academy of Medical Science (NAMS ), New Delhi(2013-2014)

6. Vocational Excellence award, Rotary Club of Dindigul Queencity, Tamil Nadu, India(2012)

7. Young Scientist Fellowship Scheme (YSFS 2010- 2011) award, Tamil Nadu Science Council for

Science and Technology (TNSCST), Chennai, India (2011)

8. Young Scientist Award, Department of Science & Technology (DST), India. (2011)

9. Senior Research Fellow award from CSIR, New Delhi, India (2004)

10. National merit fellowship (CSIR- UGC-NET-Lectureship) award, University Grants Commission,

India (2001)

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Mrs.R.Sabitha, Graduate Student

Past Members

1.Dr. Kumari Nishi, Post-Doctoral Scientist (2014-2018)

2. R.Dhivya, Graduate Student (2011-2016)

3. P.Navaneetha Krishnan, Graduate Student (2011-2015)

4. S.Boopathy, Graduate Student (2012-2017)

5.Tenzin Choedon, Graduate Student (2012-2017)

6. G.Vinoth Prasanna, Graduate Student (2013-2017)

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Faculty V

Area of Research/Specialization:Diabetes and Cancer

Dr. S.D. Saraswathy

Achievements made in Teaching/Research/Extension Assistant Professor



h-index : 4

i-10 index : 2


Patents Granted/Filed : -


Projects Completed/Ongoing : 1



Visiting Fellowship – awarded by Indian National Sciences Academy (INSA), New Delhi

during May 2012


Past Members

1. Ms. S. Mershiba

2. Ms. P. Suseela

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Faculty VI

Area of Research/Specialization:Molecular Biology of Diseases/ Clinical research

Achievements made in Teaching/Research/Extension Dr.S.Shanmugapriya AssistantProfessor



h-index : 03

i-10 index :


Patents Granted/Filed :

Products Developed :

Projects Completed/Ongoing : 1 completed

Consultancies Completed/Ongoing :


DBT- CREST AWARD 2011-2012

Recipient of ICMR - INSERM Mar 2004 visited INSERM UR 396, Laboratoire d’ Immunologie et d’

HIstocompatibilite, St.Louis Hospital, Paris, France (Mar –May2004).

UGC SLET 1999-2000


Mr. S. Baskaran

Mr. P. Balaji

Ms. K. Subathra

Ms. M. Sakthipriya

Past Members

1. Dr. Chandrani Chakravarty

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Faculty VII


Molecular Microbiology – Pathogens

Mechanism of pathogenesis

Bioactive principles from bacterial peptides

Dr.K.Sathiyamurthy

Assistant Professor

Achievements made in Teaching/Research/Extension


No. of papers presented in Conferences : -

h-index : -

i-10 index : -

Total Citations : -

Patents Granted/Filed : -


Projects Completed/Ongoing : completed




Past Members

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2.

3.

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Details of Research & Consultancy Projects – Appendix I

S. No. Name Reg. No. Fellowship

1. Prabaharan K 22791/Ph.D.1/Biomedical

Science/Full Time/Jan. 2011 JRF - DST

2. Gopinath S 27523/Ph.D.1/Biomedical

Science/Full Time/Jan. 2010 Project Fellow - DST

3. Dinesh Kumar S 39202-A/Ph.D.1/Biomedical

Science/Full Time/Oct.2010 Project Fellow - UGC

4. Karthika N 35639/Ph.D.1/Biomedical

Science/Full Time/Jan. 2011 JRF-DBT

5. Mershiba S 38365/Ph.D.1/Biomedical

Science/FT/Jan.2011 Project Fellow - UGC

6. Navaneethakrishnan P 1517/Ph.D.1/Biomedical

Science/FT/April 2011 JRF – DST PURSE

7. Boopathi S 16378/Ph.D.1/Biomedical

Science/F.T/July 2012

Project Fellow – DST

SERB

8. Govindaraj P 29271/Ph.D.1/Biomedical

Science/FT/Jan. 2011 SRF - CSIR

9. Baskaran S 34568/Ph.D.K1/Biomedical

Science/F.T/Oct.2012 Project Fellow - UGC

10. Vinoth Prasanna G 46072/Ph.D.K1/Biomedical

Science/Full Time/Jan. 2013 JRF - DBT

11. Balaji P 34543/Ph.D.K1/Biomedical

Science/FT/Oct. 2012

Project Fellow –

Doerenkamp Zbinden

Foundation / UGC

12. Gokila Devi M 3754/Ph.D.K1/Biomedical

Science/FullTime/April 2013

URF - Bharathidasan

University

13. Venkatesh S 7973/Ph.D.K1/Biomedical

Science/Full Time/April 2013

URF - Bharathidasan

University

14. Suseela P 14460/Ph.D.1/Biomedical

Science/Full Time/July 2011

URF - Bharathidasan

University

15. Kalpana H 34439/Ph.D.1/Biomedical

Science/Full Time/July 2011

JRF - Lady Tata

Memorial Trust

16. Yogaraj S R 22735/Ph.D.K1/Biomedical

Science/Full Time/Oct. 2014 JRF -DST

17. Manikandan M 06986/Ph.D.K1/Biomedical

Science/Full Time/April 2015

Research Assistant -

ICMR

18. Dhivya S 30897/Ph.D.1/Biomedical

Science/Full Time/Oct 2011

JRF - Lady Tata

Memorial Trust

19. Bavithra H 33309/Ph.D.K1/Biomedical

Science/Full Time/Oct. 2015

URF - Bharathidasan

University

Details of Fellowships being availed by the

Research Scholars/Project Staff

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Sum of the Times Cited : 973 h-index : 16

Citations in Each Year (Web of Science)

0

50

100

150

200

250

2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013

Number of …

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List of Research Publications since 2013-14 to 2017-18 – Appendix II

1. 1. Thirumalaipillai Rajendran Divya, Boopathi Subramaniyan, Ganeshan Mathan (2018). Role of

Notch Signaling In Colorectal Cancer. Role of transcription factors in Gastrointestinal

malignancies,Springer Publication, Singapore.PP, 311-318,ISBN 978-981-10-6727

Conferences/Workshops/Seminars Organized

S. No. Conferences/Workshops/Seminars Period

1. One day National Seminar on Emerging Trends in Cancer and Stem

Cell Biology 20

thMarch, 2018

2. Workshop on Techniques in Clinical Hematology and Biochemistry 3rd

April, 2018

3. One day seminar on Recent Advances in Medical Research 7th

Dec 015

4. One Day Seminar on BUDS THINK-2018 Circadian Rhythm 23rd

April 2018

5. One day seminar on Recent Advances in Medical Research 7th

Mar 2018

6. One day free Blood Pressure check up 22nd

Sep-2018

7. World Heart Day - One day free Blood Pressure check up 29nd

Sep-2018

1. M. Sc. Biomedical Science 5 year Integrated program

2. Ph. D. Biomedical Science

Program objectives

The objectives of M. Sc. Biomedical Science program are:

Equip young students with in-depth education, highly skilled and strategies to change the future of

modern medicine.

Achieve National recognition of M.Sc Biomedical Science as one of the best programs in India.

Provide students with the principles of diverse and critical thinking, skeptical inquiry, and the scientific

approach to reasoning and problem solving

Collaborate and coordinate with other programs to catalyze interactiosn between inter program growth

to benefit medicine and human health.

Eligibility:Candidate should be a 10+2 in Science groups with Biology as one of the subjects from recognized

School with minimum pass grade or equivalent and as per Government norms

Selection Procedure: An entrance test will be conducted by the Department of Biomedical Science for

admission to the 5 years Integrated M.Sc Biomedical Science. The entrance test will be of objective type.

On the basis of the performance in the entrance test, and the marks secured in +2, the candidates will be

short-listed for admission. The performance in the entrance test, +2 marks, evidence of age, educational

qualification, community, extra-curricular activities, etc., will be verified during the admission time. The

Tamil Nadu Government norms will be applied in the selection of candidates.

The list of candidates who are selected will be displayed in the notice board of the departments and

University website. Official letter of intimation will also be sent to the selected candidates.

Books/Book Chapters (2013-14 to 2017-18)

Programs offered

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Programme structure – Appendix III

S. No. Reg. No. Name Exam(s) Qualified

1. BMS12275 C.S.Naren CSIR-UGC NET

2 BMS16386 B.Geethanjali BDU FEST 2016 4

th place western group

singing

3. BMS16386 B.Geethanjali BDU FEST 2018 3th

place quiz competition 4. BMS16381 S.Anu 3

rd place in Essay competition 2018

5. BMS16409 S.Sharmilaragavi 4th

place in Basket ball Inter collegiate sports

6 BMS13297 M.Kalaivani 1st place International seminar 2018

7 BMS15359 R.Nerethika 1st place International seminar 2018

8 BMS15359 R.Nerethika 3rd

place in BDU FEST 2016 painting

9. BMS15359 R.Nerethika 3rd

place in BDU FEST 2017 painting

10 BMS15359 R.Nerethika 3rd

place in BDU FEST 2017 installation

11 BMS15373 Subaharini 4

th place in BDU FEST 2016 western

groupsinging

Awards Received by students/scholars

Year Name of the Awarded

Students

National Awards

Name of the Award Awarding Institution

1 Gokila Devi M University Research Fellow Bharathidasan University

2 Venkatesh S University Research Fellow Bharathidasan University

3 Kalpana H JRF Lady Tata Memorial Trust

4 Yogaraj S R JRF DST

5 Kumari Nishi Post doctoral fellowship UGC-NET-JRF

6 Manikandan M Research Assistant. ICMR

7 Dhivya S Lady Tata Memorial Trust Lady Tata Memorial Trust

8 Bavithra H University Research Fellow Bharathidasan University

9 Balaji P Project Fellow UGC

10 Vinoth Prasanna G JRF DBT

11 Nelson F Project Fellow DST

12 Suseela P University Research Fellow Bharathidasan University

13 Mershiba S Project Fellow UGC

14 Karthika N JRF DBT

15 Navaneethakrishnan P JRF DST-PURSE

16 Boopathi S Project Fellow DST-SERB

17 Govindaraj P Senior Research Fellowship CSIR

18 Balaji P Project Fellow Doerenkamp

ZbindenFoundation

19 Vishnuvarthini JRF DBT

20 Prabaharan K JRF DST

21 Gopinath S Project Fellow DST

22 Dinesh Kumar S Project Fellow UGC

Students’ achievements (2013-14 to 2017-18)

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Foreign PDF received by scholars

S.No Name of the scholar Awarding institution

Somusundaram R Senior RA, University of Texas, Memphis, USA.

Doulathunnisa J Southeast University, Nanjing, China.

Gobinath S University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA.

Prabhakaran K University of Illinois, Chicago, USA

Kartiga N PDF, University of Texas, Taylor,Texas, USA.

Velmurugan A M PDF, University of Texas, Taylor,Texas, USA.

Boopathy S PDF, University of Toledo, Toledo, USA.

Dhivya S PDF, Moffit Cancer Center, USA.

P.Navaneethakrishnan Tasly Pharmaceuticals Group,Tianjin, China

A.Baskaran University of AlaBama, Birmingham, AL

S.No Ph. D. Awardees M. Sc. Gold Medalists

1 Name Year of passing Name Year of passing

2 Arun R 2013-14 Ms.S.Rohini 2018

3 Dassprakash MV 2013-14

4 Somusundaram R 2013-14

5 Gobinath S 2013-14

6 Doulathunnisa J 2013-14

7 Prabaharan K 2014-15

8 Govindaraj P 2014-15

9 Karthiga N 2014-15

10 Arunkumar P 2014-15

11 Baskaran A 2015-16

12 Navaneethakrishnan P 2015-16

13 Kalpana H 2015-16

14 Divya R 2015-16

15 Hussaina Banu BM 2016-17

16 Sureka I 2016-17

17 Tenzin Choedon 2016-17

18 Boopathi S 2016-17

19 Dinesh Kumar S 2016-17

20 Mershiba S 2016-17

21 Suseela P 2017-18

22 Velmurugan AM 2017-18

23 Vinoth Prasanna G 2017-18

24 Jennifer Emelda E 2017-18

25 Divya S 2017-18

26 Chandrani

Chakravarty 2017-18

27 Gokila Devi M 2018-19

28 Senthil Raja R 2018-19

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Real Time PCR

HPLC

UV-Spectrophotometer

Fluorescence Microscope

High Speed Centrifuge

Facilities

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Human Skeleton

Anatomical Specimens

Bio-safety cabinet

ECG

Students Lab

Bacterial Culture system

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One day National seminar on “Recent

Advances in Medical Research” (RAMR-2018)

on 07-03-2018

BUDS THINK 2018- Medicine Nobel Prize

Theme on 23rd

April 2018

One day National seminar on “Recent

Advances in Medical Research” (RAMR-2018)

on 07-03-2018

One day Natrional Seminar on Cancer and

Stem cell biology held on 22-03-2018

One day workshop on “Techniques In Clinical

Hematology And Biochemistry 03-04-2018

One day NATIONAL SCIENCE DAY

Open house 27th

Feb 2018

CONFERENCES, SEMINARS AND WORKSHOP

ORGANISED

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Special lecture held on 20-09-2018 and delivered by

Prof. Kumarvel Somasundaram,Indian Institute

of Science (IISc) Bangalore 560 012.

Special lecture held on 10-10-2018 anddelivered by

Dr.Antony Joseph Velanganni,Bharathidasan

University

Special lecture held on 29-08-2018 and delivered by

Mr. N.Subramanian, In-house trainer, IPR cell

Bharathidasan University

Special lecture held on 01-08-2018 and delivered

by Ms. Pavithra Devi, Final year M.Sc BMS

student, Bharathidasan University

Quiz program held on 11-07-2018 by

Dr. Prahalathan & Dr. Antony Joseph

Vellankanni, Bharathidasan University.


by Dr. P. Ramajayam, CSSEIP, Bharathidasan University

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by Dr.V.Ravikumar, Department Of

Biochemistry,Bharathidasan University

Special lecture held on 14-02-2018 and

delivered by Dr. E. Sanmugapriya, ,

Bharathidasan Institute of Technology Campus


by Dr. E. Ramganesh,Department of Edu.

Technology,Bharathidasan University

Special lecture held on 03-10-2017 and

delivered by Dr. Chinnakkaruppan

Adaikkan, MIT, Cambridge, USA


by Dr. Kannan Venugopal, University

of Glasgow, Scotland, UK

Special lecture held on 12-10-2017and

delivered by Mr. T.S.Raghu Ram,

ShriRamachandra Mission

https://www.facebook.com/shakthi.kannanvenugopal?fref=mentions

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Organized,World Heart Day, One day free

Blood Pressure check up and BMI on 29-09-

2018, Pappakurichi, Tiruchirappalli District

Organized,, One day free Blood Pressure

check up on 22-09-2018, M.R. Palayam,

Tiruchirappalli District

DEPARTMENT CELEBRATED PONGAL FESTIVAL ON 2018

DEPARTMENT CELEBRATED AYUTHA PUJA ON 2018


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Department Alumni Meet held on 11-08-2017

Department Alumni Meet held on 03-09-2018

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Department Parent Teacher Meet

held on 19-08-2013


held on 09-08-2014


held on 14-08-2015


held on 09-08-2016


held on 18-08-2017


held on 31-08-2018

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Prof. NARKUNARAJA Shanmugam Professor and Head Department of Biomedical Science Bharathidasan University Tiruchirappalli - 620 024 Tamil Nadu, India Tel: +91 431 - 2407045 Fax:+91 431- 2407116 E-Mail: [email protected]

Contact us

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Appendix I

Research & Consultancy Projects

Completed Projects

Ongoing Projects

S.

No.

Principal

Investigator

Project Title Period Funding

Agency

Rs(in

lakhs) From To

1. DBT-Major

Research

Project

Analysis and evaluation of

Indian staple food fortified with veldt

grape (Cissusquadrangularis) stem

powder to overcome osteoporosis(Co-Principle Investigator)

2016 2019

DBT-

Major

Research

Project

31.98

S.

No

Principal

Investigator Project Title

Period Funding

Agency

Rs (in

lakhs) From To

1. Dr.Narkunaraja MDA induced proinflammatory effect on

Lymphocyte-A proteomic approach 2010 2013 DBT 27.77

2. Dr.Narkunaraja Selective gene silencing using miR16 in

Diabetic atherosclerosis 2011 2014 DBT 64.86

3. Dr.Narkunaraja High glucose induced proinflammatory

gene expression in Lymphocytes 2010 2013 DST 36.88

4. Dr.Narkunaraja Ligation of RAGE induced IP-10 mRNA

regulation in leukocytes 2011 2015 DBT 44.76

5. Dr.Narkunaraja S100B-derived

RAGEantagonistic/inhibitory peptide 2014 2016

DST-

SERB 12.00

6. Dr.G.Mathan

Studies on aberrant crypt foci, apoptosis

and early growth response genes (Rps27a

& β-Catenin) in rat colorectal

carcinogenesis (CRC) using floral isolates

of Butea monosperma

2011 2014 DST-

SERB 11.38

7. Dr.G.Mathan

Studies on intervene effects of anti cancer

compound, Butrin/Isobutrin, on cell cycle

regulation in HT-29 human colon cancer

cells

2012 2015 UGC-

Major 07.50

8. Dr.G.Mathan

Studies on Potential Oncogenic Role of the

Transcription Factor Nsep 1 Association

with the Over expressed Rps27a in

HumanHepatocellular Carcinoma(HCC)

2012 2015 DBT-

RGYI 27.07

9. Dr.G.Mathan

Studies on antimitotic effect and WNT/β-

Catenin pathway interference of

isocoreopsin, isolated from Butea

monosperma floral extracts, in human

colon cancer cells

2015 2016 SERB-

EMEQ 5.50

10. S.D. Saraswathy Studies on attenuating effects of L-

Carnitine on LPS - induced hepatitis in D-Galactosamine sensitized rats

2011 2014 UGC 14.7

11. Dr.K.Sathiyamur

thy

Molecular Characterization of Toxigenic

vibrios from Human and Environmental

Sources

2011 2014 UGC 7.82

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Appendix II

Books/Book Chapters (2013-14 to 2017-18) 1. Thirumalaipillai Rajendran Divya, Boopathi Subramaniyan, Ganeshan Mathan (2018). Role of

Notch Signaling In Colorectal Cancer. Role of transcription factors in Gastrointestinal

malignancies,Springer Publication, Singapore.PP, 311-318,ISBN 978-981-10-6727

List of Research Publications since 2013-14

1. Kumari Nishi,Vinoth Prasanna Gunasekaran, Jaganath Arunachalam, Ganeshan Mathan.

Doxorubicin induced female reproductive toxicity: An assessment of ovarian follicular apoptosis,

cyclicity and reproductive tissue histology in Wistar rats. Drug and Chemical Toxicology,2018 Jan;

41(1):72-81, (IF-1.53)

2. Vinoth Prasanna Gunasekaran, Kumari Nishi,Dakshinamurthy Sivakumar, Thirunavukkarasu

Sivaraman,and Ganeshan Mathan. Identification of 2, 4-dihydroxy-5-pyrimidinyl

imidothiocarbomate as a novel inhibitor to Y box binding protein-1 (YB-1) and its therapeutic

actions against breast cancer. European Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences (2017). Sep 12. pii:

S0928-0987 (17) 30511-0. doi: 10.1016/j.ejps.2017.09.019. (IF-3.756)

3. Boopathi Subramaniyan, Vijay Kumar, Ganeshan Mathan. Effect of sodium salt of Butrin, a novel

compound isolated from Butea monosperma flowers on suppressing the expression of SIRT1 and

Aurora B kinase-mediated apoptosis in colorectal cancer cells. Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy,

June 2017, Volume 90, Pages 402–413 (IF-3.457)

4. Boopathi Subramaniyan, Kaviya Jeganathan, Sabitha Ramakrishnan and Ganeshan Mathan.

Targeting the interaction of Aurora kinases and SIRT1 mediated by Wnt signaling pathway in colorectal

cancer: A Critical Review. Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy, 2016, Vol.82, 413-424(IF-3.457)

5. Boopathi Subramaniyan, Navaneethakrishnan Polachi and Ganeshan Mathan. Isocoreopsin: An

active constituent of n-butanol extract of Butea monosperma flowers against colorectal cancer

(CRC). Journal of Pharmaceutical Analysis, 2016, Vol 6 (5), 318-325.

6. Vinoth prasanna Gunasekaran, Kumari Nishi, Ravikumar Vilwanathan and Ganeshan Mathan.

Nuclear shuttling of Y Box binding protein-1, its clinical relevance in cancer and as a therapeutic

target. Bangladesh Journal of Pharmacology, 2016, Vol. 11(2), 501-524. (IF-0.815)

7. Vinoth prasanna Gunasekaran, Kumari Nishi and Ganeshan Mathan. Structural and functional

aspects of Y Box binding protein in relation to its interactions with DNA/RNA/ Extracellular

receptors. European Journal of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 2016,Vol.3(5),359-67

8. Rajakumar Dhivya , Paramasivam Jaividhya, Anvarbatcha Riyasdeen , Mallayan Palaniandavar

,Ganeshan Mathan, Mohammad Abdulkader Akbarsha. In vitro antiproliferative and apoptosis-

inducing properties of a mononuclear copper (II) complex with dppz ligand, in two genotypically

different breast cancer cell lines. Biometals, 2015, Oct 3:28(5):929-43(IF-2.18)

9. Tenzin Choedon, Ganeshan Mathan and Vijay Kumar.The traditional Tibetan medicine Yukyung

Karne exhibits a potent anti-metastatic activity by inhibiting the epithelial to mesenchymal

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transition and cell migration. BMC, Complementary and Alternative Medicine, 2015,15:182.

(IF-2.28)

10. Sabitha Ramakrishnan, Steena Partricia, Ganeshan Mathan, Overview of high-risk HPV’s 16 and

18 infected cervical cancer: Pathogenesis to prevention, Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy, 2015,

Vol.No:70; 103-110. (IF-3.457)

11. Navaneethakrishnan Polachi, Prashantha Nagaraja, Boopathi Subramaniyan, Ganeshan Mathan,

Antiproliferative activity of n-butanol floral extract from Butea monosperma against hct 116 colon

cancer cells; drug likeness properties and in silico evaluation of their active compounds towards

gsk-3β/axin and β-catenin/tcf-4 protein complex, Asian J Pharm Clin Res,Vol.No:8,1, 2015. (134-

141)

12. Tenzin Choedon, Dawa Dolma, Ganeshan Mathan, Vijay Kumar. Molecular Insights into the anti-

cancer properties of traditional Tibetan medicine Yukyung Karne.BMC, Complementary and

Alternative Medicine, 2014,Oct 7;14(1):380.(IF-2.28)

13. Harni Nallusamy,Surendran Srinivasan and Mathan Ganeshan. Ameliorative effect of Ixora

javanica flower extract on Streptozotocin induced diabetes in rats, Biomedicine,2014, Vol.No:34,4,

(Selected as best paper of the year from the journal for Dr. Yellapragada Subbarao Memorial

Award)

14. Vinoth prasanna Gunasekaran and Mathan Ganeshan. Inverse correlation of ribosomal protein

S27A and multifunctional protein YB-1 in Hepatocellular carcinoma. Clinical Biochemistry, 2014,

47(13-14):1262-4 (IF-2.43)

15. Navaneethakrishnan P, Prashantha Nagaraja, Boopathi S, Sabitha R and Mathan G. In silico

design of Butea monosperma floral derived compounds and its inhibitory effect on β-catenin, GSK-

3 β and APC complex proteins in colorectal cancer. International Journal of Drug Discovery.

(11/2013); 5(1):191-197.

16. Sellamuthu Anbu, Asaithambi Killivalavan, Elisabete C B A Alegria,Ganeshan Mathan,

Muthusamy Kandaswamy. Effect of 1,10-phenanthroline on DNA binding, DNA cleavage,

cytotoxic and lactate dehydrogenase inhibition properties of Robson type macrocyclic dicopper(II)

complex.Journal of Coordination Chemistry (10/2013); 66(22):3989–4003.(IF-1.70)

17. Kumari Nishi, SabithaRamakrishnanan, Vinoth Prasanna Gunasekaran, Kaushal Parkash

Arumugam Ramakrishnan Natesan Vijayakumar, Mathan Ganeshan. Protective effects of

p‑coumaric acid on ethanol induced male reproductive toxicity, Life Sciences,209, Pages 1-8, (15

September 2018) (IF-3.23)

18. Navaneethakrishnan polachi, Boopathi Subramaniyan,Prashantha Nagaraja, Kannan Rangiah and

Mathan Ganeshan, Extract from Butea monosperma inhibits β-catenin/Tcf signaling inSW480

human colon cancer cells. Gene Reports, 10, 79-89(2018)

19. Kumari Nishi,Vinoth Prasanna Gunasekaran, Jaganath Arunachalam, Ganeshan Mathan.

Doxorubicin induced female reproductive toxicity: An assessment of ovarian follicular apoptosis,

cyclicity and reproductive tissue histology in Wistar rats. Drug and Chemical

Toxicology,2018Jan;41(1):72-81, (IF-1.53)

https://www.researchgate.net/researcher/2045956372_Sellamuthu_Anbu

https://www.researchgate.net/researcher/73485492_Asaithambi_Killivalavan

https://www.researchgate.net/researcher/2041149170_Elisabete_C_B_A_Alegria

https://www.researchgate.net/researcher/38568654_Muthusamy_Kandaswamy

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/259532662_Effect_of_110-phenanthroline_on_DNA_binding_DNA_cleavage_cytotoxic_and_lactate_dehydrogenase_inhibition_properties_of_Robson_type_macrocyclic_dicopper%28II%29_complex?ev=prf_pub



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20. Vinoth Prasanna Gunasekaran, Kumari Nishi,Dakshinamurthy Sivakumar, Thirunavukkarasu

Sivaraman,and Ganeshan Mathan. Identification of 2, 4-dihydroxy-5-pyrimidinyl

imidothiocarbomate as a novel inhibitor to Y box binding protein-1 (YB-1) and its therapeutic

actions against breast cancer. European Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences (2017). Sep 12. pii:

S0928-0987(17)30511-0. doi: 10.1016/j.ejps.2017.09.019. (IF-3.756)

21. Boopathi Subramaniyan, Vijay Kumar, Ganeshan Mathan. Effect of sodium salt of Butrin, a novel

compound isolated from Butea monosperma flowers on suppressing the expression of SIRT1 and

Aurora B kinase-mediated apoptosis in colorectal cancercells. Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy,

June 2017, Volume 90, Pages 402–413 (IF-3.457)

22. Boopathi Subramaniyan, Kaviya Jeganathan, Sabitha Ramakrishnan and Ganeshan Mathan.

Targeting the interaction of Aurora kinases and SIRT1 mediated by Wnt signaling pathway in colorectal

cancer: A Critical Review. Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy, 2016, Vol.82, 413-424(IF-3.457)

23. Boopathi Subramaniyan, Navaneethakrishnan Polachi and Ganeshan Mathan. Isocoreopsin: An

active constituent of n-butanol extract of Butea monosperma flowers against colorectal cancer

(CRC). Journal of Pharmaceutical Analysis, 2016, Vol 6 (5), 318-325.

24. Vinoth prasanna Gunasekaran, Kumari Nishi, Ravikumar Vilwanathan and Ganeshan Mathan.

Nuclear shuttling of Y Box binding protein-1, its clinical relevance in cancer and as a therapeutic

target. Bangladesh Journal of Pharmacology, 2016,Vol. 11(2), 501-524. (IF-0.815)

25. Vinoth prasanna Gunasekaran, Kumari Nishi and Ganeshan Mathan. Structural and functional

aspects of Y Box binding protein in relation to its interactions with DNA/RNA/ Extracellular

receptors. European Journal of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 2016,Vol.3(5),359-67

26. Rajakumar Dhivya , Paramasivam Jaividhya, Anvarbatcha Riyasdeen , Mallayan Palaniandavar

,Ganeshan Mathan, Mohammad Abdulkader Akbarsha. In vitro antiproliferative and apoptosis-

inducing properties of a mononuclear copper (II) complex with dppz ligand, in two genotypically

different breast cancer cell lines. Biometals, 2015, Oct 3:28(5):929-43(IF-2.18)

27. Tenzin Choedon, Ganeshan Mathan and Vijay Kumar.The traditional Tibetan medicine Yukyung

Karne exhibits a potent anti-metastatic activity by inhibiting the epithelial to mesenchymal

transition and cell migration. BMC, Complementary and Alternative Medicine, 2015,15:182.

(IF-2.28)

28. Sabitha Ramakrishnan, Steena Partricia, Ganeshan Mathan, Overview of high-risk HPV’s 16 and

18 infected cervical cancer: Pathogenesis to prevention, Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy, 2015,

Vol.No:70; 103-110. (IF-3.457)

29. Navaneethakrishnan Polachi, Prashantha Nagaraja, Boopathi Subramaniyan, Ganeshan Mathan,

Antiproliferative activity of n-butanol floral extract from Butea monosperma against hct 116 colon

cancer cells; drug likeness properties and in silico evaluation of their active compounds towards

gsk-3β/axin and β-catenin/tcf-4 protein complex, Asian J Pharm Clin Res,Vol.No:8,1, 2015. (134-

141)

30. Tenzin Choedon, Dawa Dolma, Ganeshan Mathan, Vijay Kumar. Molecular Insights into the anti-

cancer properties of traditional Tibetan medicine Yukyung Karne.BMC, Complementary and

Alternative Medicine, 2014,Oct 7;14(1):380.(IF-2.28)

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31. Harni Nallusamy,Surendran Srinivasan and Mathan Ganeshan. Ameliorative effect of Ixora

javanica flower extract on Streptozotocin induced diabetes in rats, Biomedicine,2014, Vol.No:34,4,

(Selected as best paper of the year from the journal for Dr. Yellapragada Subbarao Memorial

Award)

32. Vinoth prasanna Gunasekaran and Mathan Ganeshan. Inverse correlation of ribosomal protein

S27A and multifunctional protein YB-1 in Hepatocellular carcinoma. Clinical Biochemistry, 2014,

47(13-14):1262-4(IF-2.43)

33. Navaneethakrishnan P, Prashantha Nagaraja, Boopathi S, Sabitha R and Mathan G. In silico

design of Butea monosperma floral derived compounds and its inhibitory effect on β-catenin, GSK-

3 β and APC complex proteins in colorectal cancer. International Journal of Drug Discovery.

(11/2013); 5(1):191-197.




complex.Journal of Coordination Chemistry (10/2013); 66(22):3989–4003.(IF-1.70)




complex.Journal of Coordination Chemistry (10/2013); 66(22):3989–4003. (IF-1.70)

36. Suseela P, SD Saraswathy. Formulation, characterization and pharmacokinetic evaluation of

narangenin-loaded gastroretentive mucoadhesive polymeric nanosystem for oral drug delivery.

Journal of Drug Delivery and Therapeutics, 2015; 5; 107-114.

37. SD Mershiba, SD Saraswathy. Protective effect of chrysin (5,7 - dihydroxyflavone) on

hyperglycemia and augmented oxidative stress in streptozotocin-nicotinamide induced experimental

rats. Biomedicine, 2015; 35; 81-86.

38. Sam Daniel Mershiba, MV Dassprakash, SD Saraswathy. “Protective effect of naringenin on hepatic

and renal dysfunction”. Molecular Biology Reports, 2013; 40; 3681–3691. (Impact Factor: 1.89)

39. .Sathiyamurthy, K. A. Baskaran and S. Dinesh Kumar. 2013. Prevalence of Vibrio cholerae and

other vibrios from environmental and seafood sources, Tamil Nadu, India. British Microbiology

Research Journal. 3(4): 538-549.

40. Velmurugan, A.M,A. Baskaran, S. Dinesh Kumar, I. Surela, E. Jennifer Emelda and K.

Sathiyamurthy. 2015. Screening, stability and antibacterial potential of rhamnolipids from

Pseudomonas sp., isolated from hydrocarbon contaminated soil. Journal of Applied Pharmaceutical

Science. 5(8): 26-33.

41. Sureka Indrajith, Baskaran Athmanathan, Dinesh Kumar Subbaraj, Velmurugan Meganathan,

Jennifer Emelda Edward Arockiaraj, Jesuraj Edison Woodrowwilson and Sathiyamurthy

Karuppannan. 2015. Incidence and antibiotic resistant profiles of pathogenic Salmonella spp.

from different environmental and food samples. International Journal of Microbiology and

Immunology Research Vol. 3(5): 076-083.















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42. Dinesh Kumar Subbaraj, Athmanathan Baskaran, Indrajith Sureka, Meganathan Velmurugan,

Edward Arockiaraj Jennifer Emelda and Karuppannan Sathiyamurthy. 2016. Bioactive potential

of plants and spices extracts against human bacterial pathogens.IOSR Journal of Pharmacy and

Biological Sciences (IOSR -JPBS) e Volume 11, Issue 1 Ver. I (Jan. - Feb. 2016), PP 45-51.

43. Jennifer Emelda Edward Arockia Raj, Athmanathan Baskaran, Subbaraj Dinesh Kumar, Indrajith

Sureka, Meganathan Velmurugan and Karuppannan Sathiyamurthy. 2016. Isolation and

Screening of L-asparaginase and L-glutaminase Producing Bacteria and their Antimicrobial

Potential from Environmental Sources. IOSR Journal of Pharmacy and Biological Sciences (IOSR -

JPBS) Volume 11, Issue 3, Ver. I : 47-53.

44. SenthilRaja, R., K. Sathiyamurthy, P. Padmapriya, V. Senthilkumar, S. Khallefathullah, P.

Gunasekaran and K. Kaveri. 2016. Circulation of Dengue Virus -2 in Chennai-2014, India. IOSR

Journal of Pharmacy and Biological Sciences (IOSR-JPBS). 11(3 ):Ver. IV (May - Jun.2016): 01-

06. (IF - 1.519).

45. Dinesh Kumar Subbaraj, Srinivasan Ponnuraj, Rajalakshmi Manickam, Gowthamraj Rajendran and

Karupppanan Sathiyamurthy. 2017. Eco friendly Larvicide source from Acacia auriculiformis

and its antimicrobial activity against clinical pathogens. International Journal of phytomedicine.

9(1).

46. Magesh, Bupesh Sathiyamurthy K, Saran, Vennila , Sureshbabu , Kaveri , Ramasamy and

Gunasekaran . 2017. Sero-prevalence, Epidemiology and genetic Characterization of Hepatitis C

Virus,India, Virology & Immunology Journal 1(1):000102.

47. Ramalingam Senthilraja, Padmanaban Padmapriya, Vijayan Senthilkumar, Palani Gunasekaran,

Krishnasamy Kaveri and Karuppannan Sathiyamurthy. 2017. Dengu Scenario in Chennai,

Tamilnadu-An Analysis (2011-2013). International Journal of Tropical Disease & Health 22(3): 1-3

48. Bavithra. H and Sathiyamurthy. K. 2018. Bioactive potential of sponge associated bacteria – A

preliminary study. International Journal of Pharmacy and Biological Sciences. 8 (3): 603-610.

49. Gokila Devi Mathialaganand Shanmugam N.Heterofunctionalized gold nanoparticles to silence

AU-richelementcontaining mRNAs in RAGE-expressing inflammatory cells:

preparation,characterization, and in-vitro evaluation. Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology.

March 2017. IF. 1.338 ISSN: 1533-4880

50. Gokila Devi Mathialagan1 and Shanmugam N Protein-Protein Docking Analysis of Receptor for

Advanced Glycation End Products with the S100B-Derived Peptide: An In silico Approach.

Biomedicine 2017

51. Natarajan, K., Mathialagan, G., Raghavan, S., andShanmugam N Advanced lipoxidation end

product precursor Malondialdehyde induces il-25 expression and skews lymphocyte to th17 subset

CMBL 20 647-662 2015 IF-1.753 ISSN 1425-8153.

52. Rajajeyakumar M, Prakash ES, Pawar GS, Narkunaraja, Tamizharasan T, et al. (2014) Is Any

Significant Impact of Average RRInterval on Prognostic Ability of Sympatho Vagal Homeostasis. J

Bioengineer & Biomedical Sci 4: e121. doi:10.4172/2155-9538.1000e121 ISSN: 2155-9538 0.75

vol-4 issue -1

53. Natarajan K and Shanmugam N. Protein Expression profiling by S100b Reveals presence of IL-34

in the monocyte membrane Biomedicine 2014:36(3) ISSN:0970 2067

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54. Kumar P, Natarajan K and Shanmugam N. High glucose Driven Elucidation of T-lymphocyte

skewing to Th-17 subset and molecular mechanism of IL-17E regulation Cellular Signalling 2014

26, 528-539. IF 4.104 ISSN: 0898-6568

55. Kumar P, Raghavan S, Shanmugam G,andShanmugam N Ligation of RAGE with Ligand S100b

Attenuates ABCA1 Expression in Monocytes. Metabolism 2013,62,1149-1158 IF- 4.375 ISSN:

0026-0495

56. Doulathnnisa J and Shanmugam N. Exogenous miR16 induced changes in protein biological

network and pathways in LPS treated THP-1 monocyte. Biomedicine 2013 33: 260-269

57. Raghavan S, SubramaniyamG, and Shanmugam N. Proinflammatory Effects of Malondialdehyde

In Lymphocytes. J Leukoc Biol. 2012, 92, 1055-67 IF-4.165 ISSN: 0741-5400

58. Shanmugam N, Reddy MA, and Natarajan R. Distinct Roles of Heterogeneous Nuclear

Ribonuclear Protein K and microRNA-16 in Cyclooxygenase-2 RNA Stability Induced by S100b, a

Ligand of the Receptor for Advanced Glycation End Products. J.Biol. Chem 2008 283(52):36221-

33. Article of the weekISSN 1083-351X4.258

59. i Y, Reddy MA, Miao F, Shanmugam N, Yee JK, Hawkins D, Ren B and, Natarajan R. Role of the

histone H3 lysine 4 methyltransferase, SET7/9, in the regulation of NF-kappa B dependent

inflammatory genes: Relevance to diabetes and inflammation. J.Biol Chem, 283:26771-81. 2008

IF- 4.57 ISSN 1083-351X

60. Figarola JL, Loera S, Weng Y, Shanmugam N,, Natarajan R and Rahbar S. LR-90 prevents

dyslipidaemia and diabetic nephropathy in the Zucker diabetic fatty rat. Diabetologia 51:882-91,

2008. IF- 6.2 ISSN: 0012-186X

61. Xu ZG, Yuan H, Lanting L, Li SL, Wang M, Shanmugam N,, Kato M, Adler SG, Reddy MA and

Natarajan R. Products of 12/15-lipoxygenase upregulate the angiotensin II receptor. J Am Soc

Nephrol 19(3):559-69. 2008. IF-9.343 ISSN: 1046-6673

62. Figarola JL, Shanmugam N, Natarajan R and Rahbar S. Anti-inflammatory effects of the AGE

inhibitor LR-90 in human monocytes. Diabetes, 56:647-55. 2007. ISSN: 0012-1797 8.784

63. Shanmugam N, Ransohoff RM and Natarajan, R. Interferon-γ-inducible Protein (IP)-10 mRNA

Stabilized by RNA-binding Proteins in Monocytes Treated with S100b. J. Biol. Chem 281:31212-

21, 2006.

64. Shanmugam N, Figarola JL, Li Y, Swiderski PM, Rahbar S and Natarajan R. Proinflammatory

effects of advanced lipoxidation end products in monocytes. Diabetes.57:879-88,2008. IF-8.3

65. Xu ZG, Li S-L, Lanting L, Kim YS, Shanmugam N, Reddy MA, and Natarajan R. Relationship

between 12/15-Lipoxygenase and Cyclooxygenase-2 in Mesangial Cells: Potential Role in Diabetic

Nephropathy. Kidney Internationals. 69, 512–519, 2006. IF-8.56 ISSN: 0085-2538

66. Shanmugam N, Todorov IT, Nair I, Omori K, Reddy MA and Natarajan R. Increased expression

of Cyclooxygenase-2 in Human Pancreatic Islets treated with high glucose or ligands of RAGE,

and in islets from diabetic mice. Diabetologia.49: 100–107, 2006. IF- 6.61

67. Shanmugam N, Gonzalo IT, and Natarajan R. Molecular mechanisms of High Glucose-Induced

Cyclooxygenase-2 Expression in Monocytes. Diabetes. 53:795-802, 2004. IF-8.3

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68. Shanmugam N, Kim YS, Landing L and Natarajan R. Regulation of Cyclooxygenase-2 Expression

in Monocytes by Ligation of the Receptor for Advanced Glycation End Products (RAGE), J. Biol.

Chem.278: 34834-34844, 2003.

69. Shanmugam N, Reddy MA, Guha M, and Natarajan R. High glucose induces the expression of

proinflammatory cytokine and chemokine mRNAs in monocytic cells - a gene array analysis.

Diabetes, 52: 1256-64, 2003.

70. Tumaney AW, Shanmugam N, and Ram R. Identification of lysophophatidic acid acyltranferase in

microsomal membrane of developing castor endosperm. Current Science 76: 660-664, 1999. ISSN

0011-3891 IF 0.883

71. Shanmugam N, Antony K and Jayabaskaran C. Changes in aminoacylation levels of plastid tRNA

species in dark-grown ragi (Eleucine coracana) seedlings treated with phytohormones and light

Journal of Plant Physiology. 151:450-456, 1997. ISSN: 0176-1617 2.971

72. Shanmugam N, Antony K and Jayabaskaran C. Effects of exogenous phytohormones on plastid

tRNA modifications in ragi coleoptiles Indian J Biochem Biophys. 34(6):494-500, 1997 ISSN:

0301-1208 (IF. 0.958)




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Appendix III Programme Structure

Sem Subject Title Course Code Marks/ 100 Credits

Hour

s /

Week

Exam

Time

CIA ESE T/P T/P

I

Tamil இக்காலஇலக்கியம்-1/French-1 18BMS11T/FL

1 25 75 3 6 3hr

English for Effective Communication 18BMS11EL1 25 75 3 6 3hr

Ancillary Mathematics & Computer Prog 18BMS11AC1 25 75 4 4 3hr

Practical-1 Ancillary Math & Computer

Prog. 18BMS11AP1 40 60 3 3hr

General Biology 18BMS11C1 25 75 6 6 3hr

Practical-2 General Biology 18BMS11P1 40 60 3 3hr

Value Education 18BMS11VE 25 75 2 2 3hr

Total 700 24 30


Hours

/

Week

Exam

Time

CIA ESE T/P T/P

II

இடைக்காலஇலக்கியமும்புதினமும்/French-

2

18BMS12T/FL

2 25 75 3 6 3hr

English for Proficiency Development 18BMS12EL2 25 75 3 6 3hr

Ancillary Chemistry 18BMS12AC2 25 75 4 4 3hr

Practical-3 Basic Laboratory Techniques 18BMS12AP2 40 60 3 3hr

Human Anatomy and Physiology 18BMS12C2 25 75 6 6 3hr

Practical-4 Human Anatomy &

Physiology 18BMS12P2 40 60 3 3 3hr

Environmental Science 18BMS12ES 25 75 2 2 3hr

Total 700 24 30


Hours

/

Week

Exam

Time

CIA ESE T/P T/P

III

காப்பியமும்நாைகமும்/French-3 18BMS23T/FL

3 25 75 3 6 3hr

English for Practice 18BMS23EL3 25 75 3 6 3hr

Ancillary Physics 18BMS23AC3 25 75 4 4 3hr

Practical-5 Cell Biology 18BMS23AP3 40 60 3 3hr

Basic Biochemistry 18BMS23C3 25 75 6 6 3hr

Practical-6 Biochemistry 18BMS23P3 40 60 3 3 3hr

Non Major elective Applied Microbiology 18BMS23NM1 25 75 2 2 3hr

Total 700 24 30

38


Hours

/

Week

Exam

Time

CIA ESE T/P T/P

IV

பண்டையஇலக்கியம்/ French-4 18BMS24T/FL

4 25 75 3 6 3hr

English for Professional Communication 18BMS24EL4 25 75 3 6 3hr

Bioinformatics 18BMS24AC4 25 75 3 3 3hr

Practical-7 Bioinformatics 18BMS24AP4 40 60 3 3 3hr

Human pathology 18BMS24C4 25 75 5 5 3hr

Practical-8 Human pathology 18BMS24P4 40 60 3 3 3hr

Human Pathology 18BMS24NM2 25 75 2 2 3hr

Gender studies 18BMS24GS 25 75 2 2 3hr

Total 800 24 30


Hour

s /

Week

Exam

Time

CIA ESE T/P T/P

V

Pharmacology 18BMS35C5 25 75 3 6 3hr

Principle of human Genetics 18BMS35C6 25 75 3 6 3hr

Microbiology 18BMS35C7 25 75 3 3 3hr

Practical-9 Microbiology 18BMS35P5 40 60 3 3 3hr

Molecular Biology 18BMS35E1 25 75 5 5 3hr

Skill based elective (Biosafety and

bioethics) 18BMS35S1 40 60 3 3 3hr

Skill based elective (Biotechniques) 18BMS35S2 25 75 2 2 3hr

Soft skill Development 18BMS35SS 25 75 2 2 3hr

Total 800 29 30


Hours

/

Week Exam

Time

CIA ESE T/P T/P

VI

Embryology 18BMS36C8 25 75 6 6 3hr

Clinical Biochemistry 18BMS36C9 25 75 6 6 3hr

Practical-10 Clinical Biochemistry 18BMS36P6 40 60 4 5 3hr

Basic Immunlogy 18BMS36E2 25 75 6 6 3hr

Trends in Modern Biology 18BMS36E3 25 75 6 6 3hr

Extension Activities 18BMS36EA 25 75 1 1 3hr

Total 600 29 30

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Sem Subject Title Course Code Marks/ 100

Credi

ts

Hour

s

/Wee

k

Exam

Time

CIA ESE T/P T/P

VII

Genetic Engineering 18BMS47C10 25 75 4 5 3

Practical-11 Genetic Engineering 18BMS47P7 40 60 4 8 3

Virology 18BMS47C11 25 75 4 5 3

Reproductive Biology/ Mol. Medicine 18BMS47C12R/

M 25 75 4 5 3

Genomics / Cardiovascular Biology 18BMS47C13G/C 25 75 4 5 3

Students’ choice 18BMS59NM3 25 75 2 2 3

Total 600 22 30


Hours

/Wee

k

Exam

Time

CIA ESE T/P T/P

VIII

Stem Cell Bio & Tissue Engineering 18BMS48C14 25 75 5 5 3hr

Clinical Microbiology 18BMS48C15 25 75 5 5 3hr

Practical-12 Clinical Microbiology 18BMS48P8 40 60 4 8 3hr

Proteomics / Neurobiology 18BMS48E4

P/N 25 75 5 5 3hr

Drug Disco & Assay Dev /Adv P

Immunology

18BMS48E5

D/A 25 75 5 5 3hr

Non-Major Elective-4 18BMS59NM4 25 75 5 2 3hr

Total 700 26 30


Hour

s

/Wee

k

Exam

Time

CIA ESE T/P T/P

IX

Cancer Biology 18BMS59C16 25 75 5 6 3hr

Immune & Molecular Diagnostics 18BMS59C17 25 75 5 6 3hr

Practical-13 Immune & Mol Diagnostics 18BMS59CP9 40 60 4 8 3hr

Cell Signaling / Nephorology 18BMS59E6

C/N 25 75 5 5 3hr

Nanomedicine / Pharm.Tech 18BMS59E7 N/P 25 75 5 5 3hr

Cancer Biology 18BMS59C16 25 75 5 6 3hr

Total 700 24 30


Hour

s

/Wee

k

Exam

Time

CIA ESE T/P T/P

X Self Study 18BMS510C18 25 75 5 6 20min

Project 18BMS510PW 25 75 15 24 20min

Total 200 20 30

40

Major Electives 18BMS35E1 Molecular Biology 5credits

18BMS36E2 Basic Immunology 6credits

18BMS36E3 Trends in Modern Biology 6credits

18BMS48E4 P Proteomics 5credits

18BMS48E4 N Neurobiology 5credits

18BMS48E5 D Drug Discov & Assay Dev 5credits

18BMS48E5 A Adv Paper in Immunology 5credits

18BMS59E7 P Pharmaceutical Technology 5credits

18BMS59E6 C Cell Signaling 5credits

18BMS59E6 N Nephorology 5credits

18BMS59E7 N Nanomedicine 5credits

Non-Major Electives (offered to students from other Dept)

18BMS23NM1 Applied Microbiology 2credits

18BMS24NM2 Human Pathology 2credits

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