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scs@ils.res.in |
Surendra C. Sabat
Institute of Life Sciences
Nalco Square
Bhubaneswar-751023, India
Office:
91 674 2300137/ 2301476 ext. 202
Lab: 91 674 2300137/ 2301476 ext. 214
91 674 2302059
Fax: 91 674 2300728
Email: scs@ils.res.in,
scsabat@yahoo.com,
surendrachandra@gmail.com |
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Current Graduate Students and Thesis
Titles
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Prosenjit Mondal (M.Sc. Biotechnology)
Characterization of catalase gene and
catalase gene product in rice.
(Thesis awarded)
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Mamata
Ray (M.Sc. Biotechnology)
Cloning, expression and biochemical
analysis of rice catalase-c gene and
gene product.
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Prakash
Pradhan (M.Sc. Life Science)
Light sensitive and insensitive catalase
gene: its’ stable transgenic expression
in rice plant and further physiological
and biochemical consequences under
stress conditions. |
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Graduate Students Supervised and Thesis
Titles
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Dr.
Sujata Rani Mishra (M.Sc. Botany, Ph.D.
Botany)
UGC Scholar (1998)
Studies on thylakoid photofunction of a
submerged aquatic angiosperm, Hydrilla
verticillata.
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Dr. Guru
Charan Nayak (M.Sc. Botany, Ph.D.
Botany)
Project Fellow (2002)
Changes in antioxidants system in
germinating and callus-forming rice
seeds.
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Dr.
Gopal Krishna Sahu (M.Sc. Botany, Ph.D.
Botany)
CSIR Senior Fellow (2004)
Studies on some physiological processes
in wheat (Triticum aestivum, Var.
Sonalika); effect of salicylic acid.
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Dr.
Ardhendu Kumar Dash (M.Sc. Botany, Ph.D.
Botany)
Project Fellow (2006)
Catalase activity in germinating rice
embryo. |
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Research Associates
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Dr
(Mrs.) Sushmita Sahu (M.Sc. Marine
Biology, Ph.D. Marine Biology)
Graduated from the Department of Marine
Sciences, Berhampur University, ORISSA.
She is involved in studying the salt
regulation of catalase gene expression
and its activity in rice. |
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Ms.
Priyanka Das (M.Sc. Botany, M.Phil. Botany)
Guest Scientist from Dept. of Botany,
Utkal University
Inducible characteristics of Cuscuta
catalase. |
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We are looking for two more graduated
students (NET-qualified) to work on
raising a series of transgenic plants
over expressing selective antioxidant
proteins and their subsequent
biochemical and physiological
characterization under controlled
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Present Graduate Students and Research
Associates of the LAB.
Collaborators
Prof. Peter C.
Loewen, Department of Microbiology, Manitoba
University, Canada
[he collaborative work involves large scale
purification of recombinant rice catalase-B
protein from E.coli and other host systems for
structural analysis. So far both the
laboratories have independently successful in
expressing the soluble rice catalase-B protein
in E. coli with help of chaperons.
Prof. M. Kar, Department of Botany, Utkal
University, Bhubaneswar
We collaborate with Prof. Kar for physiological
implications of catalase activity
in plants.
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