Department of Veterinary Microbiology
Faculty members:
|
Name |
Designation |
Qualifi-cations |
Specialization |
|
Ms. Rashmi
Singh |
J.R.O. |
M.V.Sc. |
Vety.
Immunology |
Courses offered:
U.G. Courses
1. General Veterinary Microbiology
2. Veterinary Bacteriology and Mycology
3. Veterinary Virology
4. Veterinary Immunology & Serology
5. Veterinary Laboratory Diagnosis
P.G. Courses
1. Seminar
2. Special Problem
3. Techniques in Veterinary Microbiology
4. Topics in Bacteriology
5. Bacterial Pathogens
6. Veterinary Medical Mycology
7. Viral Pathogens
8. Principles of Immunology
9. Immunological Techniques
10. Immunological Disorders
11. Applied Immunology
12. M.V.Sc. Thesis/Research
13. Concepts in Immunology
14. Vaccinology
15. Enterobacteria
16. Mycoplasmal, Chlamydial & Rickettsial Pathogens
17. Pathogenic Anaerobes
18. Topics in Virology
19. Microbial Toxins
20. Ph.D. Thesis Research
Research Projects in Operation:
1. Development and
evaluation of cell culture adapted vaccine against fowl pox
2. Characterization of potent protective antigens of Pasteurella
multocida and development of recombinant vaccine against
Haemorrhagic septicaemia
3. Serological and molecular characterization of etiological agents
of hydro pericardium syndrome with special reference to development
of suitable cell culture vaccine
Salient Achievements:
1.
To detect the presence of urea in adulterated/ synthetic
milk, a strip test has been developed. The test is sensitive enough
to detect urea at a concentration of 0.1% in milk in only one
minute.
2.
Immunodiagnostic tests like ELISA, rider immunoassay (RIA),
coagglutination (COAT), counter current Immunoelectrophoresis (CIE),
fluorescent antibody test (FAT) have been standardized and carried
out for the diagnosis of Infectious diseases, viz. infectious bursal
disease, canine parvovirus infection, new castle, rota virus
infection and salmonellosis.
3.
A live attenuated cell culture vaccine against sheep pox was
developed using Karnal strain of sheep pox virus.
4.
A Marek’s disease virus strain isolated locally from an
apparently healthy bird was attenuated in chicken embryo fibroblast
cell culture. The virus at its 20th passage level was used
as a vaccine and the protection afforded was comparable to other
available MD vaccines.
5.
Salmonella Toxoid afford 100% protection in mice.
6.
Congo red binding test for detection of pathogenecity of
Escherichia coli strains in poultry
developed.
7.
Studies based on serotypes of E.coli
and antibiotic sensitivity pattern in colibacillosis in poultry were
determined.
8.
Enterotoxin and four novel cytotoxins of Salmonella were
purified and characterized.
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