Department of Microbiology

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P. G. DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY
RASHTRASANT TUKADOJI MAHARAJ NAGPUR UNIVERSITY
L. I. T. Premises, Mahatama Gandhi Marg
NAGPUR - 440 033 (M.S.) INDIA


About Us

 

 

The Post-Graduate Department of Microbiology, established in 1975 from the Golden jubilee celebration fund of R. T. M. Nagpur University, completed 31 years of its fruitful existence in 2006 A.D. The mandate was to impart Post-Graduate education i.e. M.Sc. degree course programme incorporated with eight theory papers & four practicals in regard to Environmental Microbiology, Microbial Chemistry and Metabolism, Microbial Enzymology, Industrial Microbiology, Medical Microbiology & Immunology, Virology, Molecular Biology & Biotechnology and also to conduct applied and strategic research in the areas of microbiology related to environment, agriculture, industry and medical sectors, in the backward region of Maharashtra state in particular and country as a whole in general. During these years, the Department of Microbiology has continued to promote and upgrade the knowledge of students, teachers & members of different social & cultural organisations with the recent developments. The intake capacity of students at M.Sc. Part I level has increased from 6 in 1975 to 23 till date. The Department has taken special interest in encouraging the students and teachers to take up pure, applied & strategic Ph.D. research programmes at local and national level, to restore the environmental quality and the development of indigenous microbial technology. More than 60 students have been awarded Ph.D. degrees so far since the inception of the Department. Several students of this Department have been gainfully employed & are working in several leading national & international laboratories, industries, research institutions and colleges. The research and development activities in the field of Microbial Biotechnology in this backward region have been strengthened through the establishment of R & D Centre - Rajiv Gandhi Biotechnology Cetnre, with the financial assistance of Rs. 11 lacs in 1995 initially through an NGO (RVK, New Delhi). The major emphasis has been on the use of proven low - cost ecofriendly bioproducts, process development, use of local & national languages with the proposed programme, transfer of technology in the form of Biopesticides & Biofertilizers to the tribal, rural & semi-urban areas for its use in agriculture, health care & environmental protection. Special R & D Projects amounting Rs. 2,15,20,203/- sanctioned by the various funding agencies of Govt. of India such as DBT, DST, Ministry of Sci. & Tech.; ICAR, Ministry of Agriculture; DNES, Ministry of Energy & NGOs were undertaken by the expert personnel of the Department & were completed successfully. These include biodegradation of pollutants, anaerobic digestion, extraction procedure of limonine, debittering of orange juice by enzyme, Microbial production of PHB, bioreclamation of barren/wasteland, bioleaching of phosphorus from Manganese ore, use of biofertilizers, use of biopesticides in aquaculture bodies, medical sector and in cereal crop cultivation.


 




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Courses

 

M.Sc. (Microbiology) and Ph.D. by research

Intake Capacity of Student In MSc. Part-I 23 Nos.
 

 

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Specializations

General (Environmental, Agricultural, Medical & Industrial Microbiology)

 

 

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Admissions

 

(Eligibility, General Procedure)
For Admission to M.Sc. Part-I Course in Microbiology the candidate must have passed the B.Sc. Examination with Microbiology and Chemistry subjects. Candidates are admitted on merit basis i.e. aggregate in B.Sc. Exam. and Classwise (B.Sc. I, II & III) Marks obtained in the subject in which admission being sought.
 

 

Admitted Students List (2011-2012) :

 

 

Admitted Students List of M.Sc.- I  

Admitted Students List of M.Sc. II 

Sr.No.

 Name of Students

Sr.No.

Name of Students

1)

Ku. Maria M. H. Joseph

1)

Ku.  Anukampa Pandurang Somkuwar   

2)

Ku. Ameerunnisa Begum B. Shariff

2)

Ku. Ankita Suresh Khedkar

3)

Ku. Nupur Dilip Raghuwanshi

3)

Ku. Bebi Farjana Moh.J. Ansari

4)

Ku. Priya Rameshrao Raut

4)

Ku.  Bhagashri Sudhakarrao Niwant       

5)

Ku. Minal Manohar Take

5)

Ku. Deepika Dattatray Jadhav               

6)

Ku. Sneha Lalitkumar Shukla

6)

Ku. Dimpy T.Singh Bawa

7)

Ku. Anita Sundarlal Katre

7)

Ku.  Dipika Shankarrao Zodape

8)

Ku. Khushbu B. Thakare

8)

Ku.  Farheen Sharafat H. Siddique

9)

Ku. Dhanashree Murlidhar Mone

9)

Mr.  Gopal Krishana Yadav                   

10)

Ku. Rupali Rajendra Khapre

10)

Ku.  Kahkashan Bee

11)

Ku. Pallavi Arun Burade

11)

Ku. Megha Ashok Gadhave

12)

Ku. Ashwine Baburao Dhodare

12)

Ku. Megha Ravindra Arde         

13)

Mr. Nikhil Abaji Kolte

13)

Ku. Neha Shyam Askarkar

14)

Ku. Kimaya Ramesh Potdar

14)

Ku. Pallavi Shankar Gorghate

15)

Mr. Rahul Sudhakar Bhende

15)

Ku. Priti Shrinath Shrivas

16)

Ku. Lubna Andaleeb Ikram Ullah Khan

16)

Mr. Pranav Sanjay Joshi

17)

Ku. Priya Laxman Derkar

17)

Ku. Rajeshri Baburao Chavhan

18)

Ku. Aiman Kauser G. M. Shahid Quazi

18)

Ku. Raksha Mohan Nayak                     

19)

Ku. Priti S. Patil

19)

Ku. Renu Sureshrao Mangalkar

20)

Mr. Dilip Laxman Shende

20)

Ku. Reena Gajanan Tijare                      

21)

Ku. Sarita A. Bhoyar

21)

Ku. Shital Siddharth Wankhade             

22)

Ku. Priyanka P. Sursawant

22)

Mr. Sumit Santosh Borkar            

23)

Ku. Chaitali V. Burange

 

 

 

 

 

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Syllabus outline :

 

 M.Sc.-I  

 Theory

 Paper-I    

 Microbial Chemistry, Biophysics and  Computer

 Paper-II  

 Microbial  Biochemistry And Enzymology

 Paper-III   

 Microbial Physiology And Metabolism  

 Paper-IV   

 Environmental  Microbiology And  Microbial Diversity

 

 

 M.Sc.-I   

 Practicals

 Practical -I   

 General Microbiology And Environmental Bio-science

 Practical -II   

 Analytical Biochemistry And Enzymology

 

 

 M.Sc.-II  

 Theory

 Paper-I  

 Molecular Genetics, Biotechnology And Bioinformatics

 Paper-II  

 Virology

 Paper-III  

 Food Microbiology And Fermentation Technology   

 Paper-IV   

 Medical Microbiology And Immunology

 

 

 M.Sc.-II         

 Practicals

 Practical -I   

 Molecular Biology And Industrial Microbiology               

 Practical -II   

 Diagnostic Microbiology And Immunology

 

 

 M.Sc.-II   

 Project / Dissertation Work

 

 

Faculty Profile
 

 
Name Dr. B. J. Wadher
Designation Professor & Head
Qualification M.Sc., Ph.D., Post-Doctorate (UK)
Specialization Medical Microbiology, Immunology & Virology
Name * Dr. S. U. Meshram
Designation Professor
Qualification M.Sc., Ph.D., Post-Doctorate (IAC), Holland
Specialization Environmental & Agricultural Microbial Biotechnology, Molecular Genetic Engineering

*  Prof. Sudhir U. Meshram is on lien
Name Dr. A. O. Ingle
Designation Associate Professor
Qualification M.Sc., Ph.D
Specialization Environmental Microbiology, Metabolism
Name Dr. P. M. Tumane
Designation Reader
Qualification M.Sc., Ph.D
Specialization Medical Microbiology & Immunology

 

 


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PUBLICATIONS

 

DR.BHARAT J.WADHER

 

AUTHORSHIP/ CO-AUTHORSHIP IN RESEARCH PAPERS PUBLISED IN

INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL JOURNALS

 

INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS:

 

  1. Wadher, B.J., and Miles, R.J.α-Glucosidase in Mycoplasma mycoides subspecies Capri. FEMS MICROBIOLOGY, LETT.Vol. 49(3),459.1988.IF=2.056

  2. Miles, R.J. and Wadher, B.J. Kinetics and Pattern of Substrate Utilization by Mycoplasma spp. ZENTRALBL BAKTERIOL SUPL.20, 675-677.1990.and In Recent Advances in Mycoplasmology.Edited by G. Stanek.,G.H Cassell J.G.Tully and R.F.Whitcomb.Publisher-Gustav Fisher Verlag,Stuttgart.New York.1990

  3. Mohan, K., Miles, R.J. and Wadher, B.J. Growth and Biochemical Characteristics of Mycoplasma Isolated from Lungs of Nigerian Goats.ZENTRALBL BAKTERIOL SUPL.20, 841-843.1990.and in Recent Advances in Mycoplasmology. Edited by G.Stanek. G.H.Cassell., J.G.Tully and R.F.Whitcomb.Publisher-Gustav Fisher Verlag, Stuttgart.New York.1990.

  4. Wadher, B.J., Henderson, C.L., Miles, R.J.and Varsani, H.A. Mutant of Mycoplasma mycoides Lacking H2O2 producing enzyme L- glycerophosphate oxidase. FEMS MICOBIOLOGY, LETT.Vol. 72(1-2), 127.1990.

  5. Miles.R.J, Wadher, B.J., Henderson, C.L.and Mohan, K. Increased Growth Yield of Mycoplasma spp. in Presence of Pyruvate. LETT. IN APPL.MICROBIOL.(U.K.)Vol.7, 149.1988.IF=1.002.

  6. Wadher, B.J., Varsani, H., Abu-Groun, E.A.M. and Miles, R.J. Biochemical Characterization of Bovine, Caprine and Ovine Mycoplasma.Proceeding of 8th INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF MYCOPLASMOLOGY (IOM) ISTANBUL, TURKEY.I.O.M. LETTERS, 1,517-518.1990.

  7. Abu-Groun, E.A.M., Taylor.R.R. Varsani,H.,Wadher,B.J., Leech,R.H. and Miles,R.J. Biochemical Diversity within the ‘Mycoplasma mycoides clusters. MICROBIOLOGY (Great Britain). Vol.140, 2033-2042.1994.IF=2.237.

  8. Nagoba, B.S., Deshmukh, S.R., Wadher, B.J. and Patil, S.B. Acetic acid Treatment of Pseudomanal Post Operative Wound Infection. J. HOSPITAL INFECTIONS (LONDON) Vol.36, 243.1997.

  9. Nagoba, B.S., Gandhi, R.C., Wadher, B.J., Deshmukh, S.R. and Gandhi, S.P. Citric Acid  Treatment of a Severe Electric Burn Complicated by Multiple Antibiotic Resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa- a case report. BURNS: Journal of the International Society for Burn Injuries (LONDON). Vol.24 (5):481-483.1998.IF=0.636

  10. Nagoba, B.S., Deshmukh, S.R., Wadher, B.J. Mahabaleshwar, L., Gandhi, R.C., Kulkarni, P.B., Mane, V.A. and Deshmukh, J.S. Treatment of Superficial Pseudomonal Infection – an effective and economical approach. J. HOSPITAL INFECTION (U.K.).Vol.40: 155-157, 1998.

  11. Nagoba, B.S., Pathan, A.B. and Wadher, B.J. Citric Acid Treatment of Superficial      Nosocomial Infection: a New Era in Antimicrobial Chemotheraphy. KUWAIT MEDICAL JOURNAL. Vol.31 (1): 72-74.1999.

  12. Nagoba, B.S. Wadher, B.J. and Chandurkar, A.G. Citric Acid Treatment of Non-healing Ulcer in Leprosy Patients. BRITISH J. DERMATOLOGY.Vol.146: 1101.2002.IF=2.696.

  13. Nagoba, B.S, Wadher, B.J.Rao, A.KoreG.D.Gomashe, A.V and Ingle, A.B.A simple and effective approach for the treatment of chronic wound infection caused by multiple antibiotic resistant E.coli.JOURNAL OF HOSPITAL INFECTION.( U.K.)Vol. 69(2):177-180,June 2008.IF=2.956.

  14. Nagoba, B.S.Gandhi, R.C.Wadher, B.J.PotekarR.M. & Kolhe,S.M.Microbiological,histopathological and clinical changes in chronic wound infection after citric acid treatment. JOURNAL OF MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY (U.K.) Vol.57 (5):681-682, 2008.IF-2.180.

  15. Nagoba, B.S, Wadher.B.J, A.K.Rao, Gore.G.D, Gomashe.A.V and Ingle.A.B. Citric acid treatment of chronic wounds: reply to Dr.Cabeza de Vacca and Dr.Macia.JOURNAL OF HOSTPITAL INFECTION (UK). Vol.70 (4):385-386, Oct.2008.IF=2.956.

  16. Nagoba.B.S. Wadher.B.J., Kulkarni.P.B and Kohle.S.M.Acetic acid treatment of pseudomonal wound infections. EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF GENERAL MEDICINE.5 (2); 104-106, 2008.IF=H=2.

  17. Nagoba.B.S, Kolhe S. and Wadher.B.J. Antibiotic treatment failure in chronic nosocomial wound infections. EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF GENERAL MEDICINE. Vol.6 (1): 60, 2009.IF=H=2.

  18. Nagoba.B.S, Gandhi.R.C, Wadher.B.J, Rao.A.K, Hartalkar.A.R and Selkar.S.P. A simple and effective approach for the treatment of diabetic foot ulcer with different Wagner grades. INTERNATIONAL WOUND JOURNAL.Vol.7 (3):153-158, 2010.IF-1.427

  19. Nagoba.B.S, Gandhi.R.C, Hartalkar.A.R, Wadher.B.J. and Selkar.S.P.Simple, Effective and affordable approach for the treatment of burns infections.BURNS: Journal of the International Society for burns injuries.Vol. 36(8):1242-1247, Dec.2010.IF=1.950.

  20. Nagoba, B.S, Gandhi, R.C, Wadher, B.J, Gandhi, S.P and Selkar, S.P.Citric acid treatment of necrotizing fasciitis: a report of two cases. INTERNATIONAL WOUND JOURNAL. Vol.7 (6) :536-538, Dec.2010.IF=1.427.

  21. Nagoba, B.S, Wadher, B.J. and Selkar.Citric acid treatment of chronic wounds in animals. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ANIMAL AND VETERINARY ADVANCES.Vol.3 (1):26-28, Feb.2011.

  22. Nagoba, B.S, Aghav, A.A, Wadher, B.J, Rao, A and Selkar, S.P.The use of Citric acid for the treatment of Chronic Non-Healing Sinus. Letter to the Editor. IRAN JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES.Vol.36 (1):63-64.March 2011.

  23. Nagoba B, Raju R, Wadher B, Gandhi R, Rao AR, Selkar S and Hartalkar A. Citric acid treatment of surgical site infections: a prospective open study. WOUND PRACTICE AND RESEARCH (Australian Journal of Wound Management Association) Vol.19 (2):82-86, June 2011.

  24. Nagoba, B.S.,Punpale,A.S.,Ayachit R,Gandhi R.C and Wadher B.J. Citric acid treatment of postoperative wound in an operated case of synovial sarcoma of the knee. INTERNATIONAL WOUND JOURNAL.Vol.8 (4):425-427.Aug.2011. (12th May 2011 online publication) IF=1.427

  25. Nagoba B, Rao A,Wadher B, Gugale D and Mantri S.Simple and Effective Approach for treating Non-healing Ulcers after Snakebite. WOUNDS.Vol.23 (8):252-255. Aug 2011.IF=0.425.(U.K.) 

NATIONAL JOURNALS:

  1. Wadher, B.J.and Daginawala, H.F. Isolation and Characterization of Antibiotic Producing Pink Spored Streptomyces J.A.13 from Nagpur Soil. INDIAN J.MICROBIOL.23 (3): 279.1983.

  2. Wadher, B.J. and Daginawala, H.F.β-Lactum Antibiotic from Streptomyces J.A.13    INDIAN J.MICROBIOL.25 (1+2): 93.1985

  3. Wadher B.J. and Daginawala, H.F. Production.of an Antibiotic by Streptomyces J.A.13. NAGPUR UNIVERSITY SCIENCE JOURNAL.5: 59.1986-86.

  4. Purekar, P., Patil, A.T. Wadher, B.J. and Hussain, R.A. Plasmid Curing of Penicillin resistant isolate of Coagulase Positive Staphylococcus aureus. INDIAN J.HOSP.PHARM.Vol.XXX (1): 32-34.1993.

  5. Hussain, R.A, Wadher, B.J. Daginawala, H.F., Pathak, A.A., Deshmukh, S.R. and Nagoba, B.S.Clinico-Bacteriological Analysis of Urinary Tract Infection.THE INDIAN PRACTITIONAR.Vol. XLVII (7): 549-554.1994.

  6. Hussain, R.A. Wadher, B.J. Daginawala, H.F. Pathak, A.A. Aqueel Khan, Nagoba, B.S.and Deshmukh, S.R. Antibiotic Resistance Pattern of Organisms Causing Urinary Tract Infection in Human.INDIAN MEDICAL GAZZETE.Vol.CXXVII (7): 231-236.1994.

  7. Hussain, R.A., Wadher, B.J. Daginawala, H.F., Deshmukh, S.R. and Nagoba, B.S.Rapid and Economical Method for Detection of Significant Bacteriurea and Anribiogram of Uropathogens. INDIAN MEDICAL GAZZETE.Vol.CXXVII (9): 292-296.1994.

  8. Bilekar, S.L., Shegokar, V.R. Wadher, B.J. and Chowhan, R.N. Incidence of Entreric Fever in Rural Population of Ambajogai. INDIAN MEDICAL GAZZETE.Vol.CXXIX (2): 56-57.1995.

  9. Nagoba, B.S., Deshmukh, S.R., Kendre, P.B. Vyas, S. and Wadher, B.J. A Coparative Study of Zeil-Nielen Stain and Cold Stain by using Different Counter Stains.THE INDIAN PRACTITINAR.Vol. XLVII (8): 406-408.1995.

  10. Deshmukh, S.R., Kendre, P.B., Nagoba, B.S., Hussain, R.A.and Wadher, B.J.Modification of Schaffer and Fulton Method for Staining of M. tuberculosis. THE INDIAN PRACTITIONAR.XLVIII (9): 823.1995.

  11. Nagoba, B.S. Deshmukh, S.R., Kendre, P.S., Hussain, R.A. and Wadher, B.J.Identification and Antibiogram of Uropathogens within Eight Hours.INDIAN JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PRACTICE.Vol.5 (5): 53.1995.

  12. Hussain, R.A. Wadher, B.J., Pathak, A.A. Desmukh, S.R. and Daginawala, H.F.Elimination of Multidrug Resistant Plasmid in Clinical Isolates of E.coli by Acridine Dye. INDIAN MEDICAL GAZZETE.Vol.CXXIX (11): 347.1995.

  13. Shegokar, V.R., Nilekar, S.L., Wadher, B.J. and Chowhan, R.N.Seasonal Variation of Enteric Fever with Special Emphasis on Widal Reaction in Rural Population of Ambajogai. INDIAN MEDICAL GAZZETE.Vol.CXXIX (11): 343.1995.

  14. Hussain, R.A. Wadher, B.J., Daginawala, H.F., Deshmukh, S.R. and Nagoba, B.S.Serotyping and Transferability of Drug Resistance in Clinical Isolates of E.coli.INDIAN JOURNAL OF PATHOLOGY AND   MICROBIOLOGY. Vol.38 (4): 355.1995.

  15. Shah, R.C. Wadher, B.J. and Bhoosreddy, G.L. Incidence and Characteristics of Bacillus cereus Isolated from Indian Foods. JOURNAL OF FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY.Vol.33 (3): 248.1996.

  16. Deshmukh, S.R., Nagoba, B.S., Wadher, B.J., Gomashe, A.V., Shegokar, V.R., Nilekar, S.L., and Hussain, R.A.Prevalance of Methicillin Resistant Staphylococci in Hospitalized Patients. THE INDIAN PRACTITIONER.Vol.XLIX (11): 891-894.1996.

  17. Deshmukh, S.R., Nagoba, B.S., Wadher, B.J. and Tumane, P.M. Norfloxacin Induced Resistance Of Flouroquinolones and Structurally unrelated Antimicrobial Agents in Coagulase Negative Staphylococci.INDIAN JOURNAL OF MEDICAL RESEARCH.106: 460-464.1997.

  18. Nagoba, B.S., Deshmukh, S.R., Gude, U.G., Gomashe, A.V.and Wadher, B.J.In-vitro Susceptibility of Pseudomonas aeruginosa to Different Antibiotics.INDIAN JOURNAL OF MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY.15 (4): 185-186.1997.

  19. Nagoba, B.S., Deshmukh, S.R.Wadher, B.J., Kendre, P.B. and Gomashe, A.V.Prevalance and Antibiogram of Uropathogens in Hospitalized Patients.THE INDIAN PRACTITIONER.Vol.50 (12): 1047-1050.1997.

  20. Deshmukh, S.R., Nagoba, B.S.Wadher, B.J.Gomashe, A.V.and Hussain, R.A. In-vitro Susceptibility of Coagulase Negative Staphylococci to Various Antibiotics. THE INDIAN PRACTITIIONER. Vol.50 (12): 1020-1022.1997.

  21. Nagoba, B.S.Deshmukh, S.R., Hussain, R.A., Gomashe, A.V. and Wadher, B.J. Bacteriological Analysis of Various Environmental Sources in Rural Hospital.INDIAN JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES.Vol.51 (12): 465-469.1997.

  22. Deshmukh, S.R., Nagoba, B.S. and Wadher, B.J. Can WeControl MRSA in Hospital? THE INDIAN PRACTITIIONER.Vol.51 (4): 335-336.1998.

  23. Nagoba, B.S. Deshmukh, S.R. Wadher, B.J., Gude, U.G., Gomashe, A.V. and Tumane, P.M. Induction of resistance to Ciprofloxacin and other Flouroquinolones in Clinical and Environmental Isolates of Pseudomonas aeruginosa. INDIAN JOURNAL OF MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY.16 (1): 29-30.1998.

  24. Ali, Y.A., Chandranee, N.J., Wadher, B.J. and Khan, Z.H. Prevalance of Dental Caries in Nursary School Children of Akola City.J.INDIAN SOC.PEDO.PREV.DENT.16 (1): 21-25.1998.

  25. Ali, Y.A., Chandranee, N.J., Wadher, B.J. and Khan, Z.H. Relationship between Caries Status, Colony Forming Units (cfu) of Streptococcus mutans and Synder Caries Activity test. J.INDIAN SOC.PEDO.PREV.DENT.16 (2): 56-60.1998.

  26. Nagoba, B.S., Deshmukh, S.R., Wadher, B.J.Hussain, R.A. and Gude, V.G. Comparative Efficacy of Flouroquinolones, Aminoglycosides, Anti-pseudomonal, Penicillincs and Cephalosporins against Pseudomonas aeruginosa Causing Burn Sepsis.THE INDIAN PRACTITIONER.Vol.51 (8): 610-612.1998.

  27. Patil, S.D., Wadher, B.J. and Ukesh, C.S. Comparison of Susceptibility Test Methods and Effect of Test Variables on Griseofulvin Sensitivity of Dermatophytes.JOURNAL OF MICROBIAL WORLD.Vol.1 (1): 56-60.1999.

  28. Nagoba, B.S., Deshmukh, S.R., Wadher, B.J. and Pathan, A.B. Bacteriological Analysis of Burn Sepsis. INDIAN JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES.53 (5): 216-219.1999.

  29. Ali, Y.A., Wadher, B.J. Khan, A., Chandranee, N.J. and Khan, Z.H. Isoloation and Biochemical Characterization of Streptococcus mutans Causing Dental Caries in Children of Akola City.JOURNAL OF MICROBIAL WORLD. Vol.2 (1): 3-9.2000.

  30. Shah, R.C. and Wadher, B.J. Occurance of Bacillus cereus and Staphylococcus aureus in Indian Foods. JOURNAL OF MICROBIAL WORLD. Vol.2 (1): 15-20.2000.

  31. Patil, S.D., Wadher, B.J. and Ukesh, C.S. In-vitro Susceptibility of Ringworm Fungi to Ketoconazole.JOURNAL OF MICROBIAL WORLD.Vol.2 (1): 43-48.2000.

  32. Nagoba,B.S, Kulkarni, P.B., Wadher, B.J., Ujjawala, P.Kulkarni and Mahabaleshwar, L.Citric Acid Treatment of Diabetic Foot: A Simple and Effective Approach.JOURNAL OF ASSO.PHYSICIAN INDIA.Vol.48 (7): 739-741.2000.

  33. Tumane, P.M., Wadher, B.J., Khan Aqueel. Gomashe, A.V. and Ingle, A.B. Antibacterial Activity of Plant Extracts. JOURNAL OF MICROBIAL WORLD.Vol.2 (2): 47-55.2000.

  34. Deshmukh, S.R., Nagoba, B.S., Wadher, B.J., Ingle, A.B., Tumane, P.M. and Gomashe, A.V.Antibiotic Resistance in Staphylococcus aureus with Special reference to Flouroquinolones.NAGPUR UNIVERSITY SCIENCE JOURNAL.Vol.IX: 5-12.2000.

  35. Wadher, B.J. Nagoba, B.S., Deshmukh, S.R., Ingle, A, B., Tumane, P.M., and Gomashe, A.V. Bacteriological Analysis of Pyogenic Infection in Hospitalized Patients.NAGPUR UNIVERSITY SCIENCE JOURNAL. Vol. IX: 50-57.2000.

  36. Tumane, P.M., Aqueel Khan, Wadher, B.J., Gomashe, A.V.and Deshmukh, S.R. Antibacterial Activity of Allium sativum against Drug Resistant Clinical Bacterial Isolates of Human Being.JOURNAL OF MICROBIAL WORLD.Vol.4 (1): 9-16.2002.

  37. Deshpande, A.R., Musadiq, M., Banole, A.M., Wadher, B.J.and Deshmukh, S.R. Antibiotic Resistant Pattern of Some Clinical Isolates of Staphylococci.THE INDIAN PRACTITIONER.Vol.57 (3): 174-177.2004.

  38. Bhoosreddy, G.L., Wadher, B.J.and Neetu Pradhan.Production of thermostable alkaline Proteases by Bacillus sp.PML-1.JOURNAL OF MICROBIAL WORLD.Vol.7 (1), 32-40, 2005.

  39. Jha,G. Wadher,B.J.and Tumane P.M.Individual and synergistic antibacterial activitiy of A.Sativam and A.Cepa. JOURNAL OF MICROBIAL WORLD.Vol.7 (1) 24-27, 2005.

  40. Kurup, R., Wadher, B.J. And Tumane, P.M. Isolation of MRSA plus VSSA strains causing hospital infection.JOURNAL OF MICROBIAL WORLD.Vol.7 (1)93-96, 2005.

  41. Khond, A.A., Wadher, B.J. and Tumane, P.M. Antibiotic sensitivity of floxacin against clinical isolates of Pseudomonas aeruginosa. JOURNAL OF MICOBIAL WORLD.Vol.8 (1) 55-58, 2006.

  42. Kale, P.A. and Wadher, B.J. Antibiotic sensitivity of floxacin against clinical isolates of Shigella dysenteriae.JOURNAL OF MICROBIAL WORLD.Vol.8 (1) 143-146,2006.

  43. Bhoosreddy, G.L., Wadher, B.J. and Chaurasia, M.Occurance of B.cereus in freshwater meat supplies.JOURNAL OF CURRENT SCIENCE.Vol. 7(2) 477-481, 2005.

  44. Wadher,B.J.,Nagoba,B.S. and Lade, C.A. Effect of citric acid on pathogenic microorganism.JOURNAL OF MICROBIAL WORLD.Vol. 8(1) 20-26, 2006.

  45. Bajanghate, K.M., Tumane, P.M. and Wadher, B.J.Antibacterial sensitivity of Staphylococcus aureus against floxacin antibiotics.JOURNAL OF MICROBIAL WORLD.Vol.8 (2) 152-154, 2006.

  46. Kalmegh,N.V.,Wadher,B.J. and Tumane,P.M.Antibiotic sensitivity of floxacin against clinical isolates of Proteus mirabilis.JOURNAL OF MICROBIAL WORLD.Vol. 8(2) 172-174, 2006.

  47. Tumane, P.M., Wadher, B.J., Aqueel Khan and Gomashe, A.V.Antibacterial activity of citrus limon fruit juice against pathogenic bacteria.J.CURRENT SCIENCE..Vol. 9(1) 89-94, 2006.

  48. Moon,A.,Khan,A.  and Wadher, B.J.Evaluation of phytochemical and antibacterial properties of medicinal plants.J.CURRENT SCIENCE.Vol. 9(1) 219-226, 2006.

  49. Tumane, P.M. Wadher, B.J.Gomashe, A.V. and Deshmukh, S.R.Antibacterial activity of citrus Limon fruit juice against clinical isolates of human pathogens. ASIAN JOURNAL OF MICROBIOL.BIOTECH. ENVIRON.SCI. Vol.9 (1)129-132, 2007.

  50. Yetta, N.S.Tumane, P.M. and Wadher, B.J. Antibiotic sensitivity of floxacin antibiotics against clinical isolates of Salmonella typhi.JOURNAL OF MICROBIAL WORLD.Vol.9 (2):181-184, 2007.

  51. Bhoosreddy, G.L.Wadher, B.J.and Nirali Patel. Incidence and characterization of Salmonella from local milk dairies. ASIAN JOURNAL MICROBIOL.BIOTECH.ENV, SCI.Vol.9 (3):577-580, 2007.

  52. Moon, A.N.Khan, A. and Wadher, B.J.Antibacterial activity of some medicinal plants against drug resistant isolates of human beings. INDIAN DRUGS.Vol.44 (12): 962-966, 2007.

  53. Ganvir.S.B, Tumane.P.M and Wadher.B.J.Antibacterial activity of clove and clove containing commercial products against dental pathogens. JOURNAL OF MICROBIAL WORLD.Vol.10 (2):193-195.2008.

  54. Karmarkar.S.A, Tumane.P.M and Wadher.B.J.Isolation of pathogenic flora in dairy products. JOURNAL OF CURRENT SCIENCE.Vol.12 (1):235-238.2008.

  55. Moon.A.N, Khan. A and Wadher.B.J. Biotherapeutic Antibacterial Potential of Schleichera oleosa Against Drug Resistant Isolates. JOURNAL OF PURE AND APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY.Vol.3 (1), 181-186, 2009.

  56. S.Sheba Rani, Tumane P.M., Wadher B.J.and Gomashe A.V.Antibacterial activity of chewing stick extract (Azadirechta indica) against dental pathogen. BIOSCIENCES, BIOTECHNOLOGY RESEARCH ASIA.Vol.6 (1), 337-340, 2009.

  57. Moon, A, Khan, A and Wadher, B.J.Antibacterial potential of Gardenia resinifera and Ochna gamblei against drug resistant isolate. INDIAN DRUGS.46(11),886-890,2009.(Nov.)

  58. Jaiswal, S.S and Wadher, B.J.Potentiation of Antibiotics by EDTA.JOURNAL OF MICROBIAL WORLD.Vol.12 (1), 19-22, 2010.

  59. Shah, R.C and Wadher, B.J. Copper sensitivity of Bacillus cereus food isolates. BIOSCIENCES BIOTECHNOLOGY RESEARCH ASIA.Vol.7 (1), 441-443, 2010.

  60. Moon.N.A, Khan.A and Wadher.B.J.Antibacterial potential of Thespesia populnea (Linn.)Sol.ex Corr.leaves and its corresponding callus against drug resistant isoloates.INDIAN JOURNAL OF NATURAL PRODUCTS AND RESOURCES.Vol.1 (4), 444-449.Dec.2010.

 

DR. A.O. INGLE

 

RESEARCH PAPER PUBLISHED:

 

  1. Keskar  J B ,  V N   Charde, A O Ingle, N M  Parhad and  H F   Daginawala. Degradation of o-amino phenol by entrapped Pseudomonas sp. J. Micro. Biotech.  6(1), !, 1991.

  2.  Ingle  A.O,  V N  Charde, C J Chandekar, A D  Bholey,  H F  Daginawala, and N M  Parhad.  Mixed  substrate degradation of aromatics by pure cultures of bacteria,  Environmental  Biotechnology Technical papers   NEERI Nagpur.   pp. 158, 1994.

  3. Chiddarwar  M K, M B  Patil  and A O  Ingle. Effect of sodium chloride stress on Rhizobium morphology, nodulation and nitrogenase activity in pigeon pea  (Cajanus cajan).  J. Soil & Crops. 6,1, 1996.

  4. Chiddarwar  M K, M B  Patil  and A O  Ingle. Osmoregulatory response of Rhizobium strains of pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan(L) Mill sp.) to proline under osmotic stress. J. Soil & Crops. 6(2), 125-127, 1996.

  5. Thakre  P V, A O  Ingle and H F  Daginawala.  Detection of alkaline protease in lab scale activated sludge treating dairy wastewater.  Ind. J. Microbiol. 36,169, 1996

  6. Chiddarwar  M K,  M B Patil and A O Ingle. Nitrogen fixation by salt tolering bacteria. Biochem 97 , 1997.

  7. Pradhan Nilotpala and Ingle A.O. Degradation of phenol through ortho pathway by Pseudomonas sp.BC-1. Ind. J. Microbio. 43(4), 267-269, 2003.

  8. Chawla J.B. and A.O. Ingle. Biodegradation of 2-, 3-, and 4- chlorophenols by a defined mixed culture. Asian Jr. of Microbiol. Biotech. Env. Sc. 6(1), !33-137, 2004.

  9. Chawla J. B. and A. O. Ingle. Influence of yeast extract on aerobic biodegradation of  2-chlorophenol and 4- chlorophenol.  Indian J. Environ. &  Ecoplan. 12(3), 573-584, 2006.

  10. Chawla J. B. and A.O. Ingle.  Biodegradation of monochlorophenols and Cresols in mixtures. Asian  Jr of  Microbio. Biotech.Env. Sc. 9 (4), 861-66, 2007.

  11. Dahiwade S. S. and A. O. Ingle. Cometabolism of phenol during the biodegradation of Aniline J. Microb. World. 9(1), 60-63, 2007.

  12. Hedau S. R. and A. O. Ingle. Biodegradation of diaminobenzoic acid by Pseudomonas species. J. Microb. World. 9(!),  84- 88, 2007.

 

DR. P. M. TUMANE

 

RESEARCH PAPER PUBLISHED:

  1. S.R. Deshmukh, B.S. Nagoba, B.J. Wadher & P. M. Tumane “Norfloxacin induced resistance to fluroquinolones and structurally unrelated antimicrobial agents in coagulase negative staphylococci”.

    Indian J. Medical Research, 106, Nov. 1997, PP 461-464.

  2. B. S. Nagoba, S. R. Deshmukh, B. J. Wadher, U. G. Gude, A. V. Gomashe & P. M. Tumane “Induction of resistance to Ciprofloxacin and other fluoroquinolones in clinical and environmental isolates of Pseudomonas aeruginosa”.

    Indian J. of Medical Microbiology, 1998, 16(1), 29-30.

  3. P.M. Tumane, B. J. Wadher, A. Khan, A. V. Gomashe and A. B. Ingle “Antibacterial activity of plant extracts”.

    J. Microb. World, 2(2) pp 47-55, 2000.

  4. B. J. Wadher, S. R. Deshmukh, P. M. Tumane, B. S. Nagoba, A. B. Ingle & A. V. Gomashe “Bacteriological analysis of pyogenic infection in Hospitalized patients”.

    Nagpur University SCI. J. VOL. IX, 2001, pp. 50-57.

  5. S. R. Deshmukh, B. J. Wadher, P.M. Tumane, B. S. Nagoba, A. B. Ingle & A. V. Gomashe “Antibiotic resistance in S. aureus with special reference to fluoroqinolones”.

    Nagpur University SCI. J. VOL. IX, 2001, pp 05-12.

  6. P. M. Tumane, A. Khan, B. J. Wadher, A. V. Gomashe, S. R. Deshmukh “Antibacterial activity of Allium sativum against drug resistance clinical bacterial isolates of human beings”.

    J. Microb. World, 4(1) pp 09-16, 2002.

  7. G. Jha, B. J. Wadher & P. M. Tumane “Individual and synergic antibacterial activity of Allium sativum and Allium cepa”. J. Microb. World, 7(1) pp 24-27, 2005.

  8. R. Kurup, B. J. Wadher , P. M. Tumane & G. L. Bhoosreddy “Isolation of MRSA plus VSSA strains causing hospital infection”.

    J. Microb. World, 7(1), 93-96, 2005.

  9. P. M. Tumane, B. J. Wadher, A. Khan & A. V. Gomashe “Antibacterial activity of citrus limon fruit juice against the pathogenic bacteria”.     J. Curr. Sci, 9(1) pp 89-94, 2006.

  10. A. A. Khond, B. J. Wadher, P. M. Tumane “Antibiotic sensitivity of floxacin against the clinical isolates of Pseudomonas aeruginosa”.

    J. Microb. World, 8(1) pp 55-58, 2006.

  11. K. M. Bajanghate, P. M. Tumane & B. J. Wadher “Antibacterial sensitivity of S. aureus against floxacin antibiotics”.

    J. Microb. World, 8(2) pp 152-154, 2006.

  12. N. V. Kalmegh, B. J. Wadher  & P. M. Tumane “Antibiotic sensitivity of floxacin against the clinical isolates of Proteus mirabilis”. J. Microb. World, 8(2) pp 172-174, 2006.

  13. A. V. Gomashe  & P.M. Tumane “In vitro antimicrobial activity of citric acid against multiple drug resistant Uropathogens”.

    J. Curr. Sci. 9(2): 595-598, 2006.

  14. P.M. Tumane, B. J. Wadher, A. V. Gomashe & S. R. Deshmukh “Antibacterial activity of citrus limon fruit juice against clinical isolates of human pathogens”.

    Asian Jr. Of Microbiol. Biotech. Env. Sci. Vol. 9 No. (1) :129-132, 2007.

  15. N. S. Yetta, P.M. Tumane & B. J. Wadher “Antibiotic sensitivity of Floxacin antibiotic against clinical isolates of Salmonella typhi”.

    J. Microb. World. 9(2), pp. 181-184, 2007.

  16. K.N. Sahare, V. Anandhramam, V. G. Meshram, S. U. Meshram, MVR Reddy, P.M. Tumane & K. Goswami “Antimicrofilarial activity of metanolic extract of Vitex negundo and Aegle marmelos and their phytochemical analysis”.

    Indian Journal of Experimental Biology Vol. 46. Feb. 2008. pp 128-131.

  17. A. Lampuse, P.M. Tumane  & S. V. Jalgawnkar “Incidence of Vulvovaginal candidiasis and Trichomoniasis in pregnant women with special reference to HIV Status”. Ind. Medical Gazette. April, 2008, 132-140.

  18. S. C. Narwadiya, S. V. Saoji, U. L. Dhumne, P. M. Tumane & V. G. Meshram “Activity of Indian habitat plants extracts against Mycobacterium tuberculosis to treat tuberculosis”.

    Biosciences, Biotechnology Research. Asia Vol. 5 (1), 455-459, 2008.

  19. S. A. Karmakar, P. M. Tumane & B. J. Wadher “Isolation of pathogenic bacterial flora in dairy products”.

    J. Curr. Sci. 12(1): 235-238, 2008.

  20. S. B. Ganvir, P. M. Tumane & B. J. Wadher “Antibacterial activity of clove and clove containing commercial products against dental pathogens”.

    J. Microb. World 10(2) pp. 193-195, 2008.

  21. S. C. Narwadiya, U. L. Dhumne, P. M. Tumane & V. G. Meshram        “Assessment of liver enzymes level in the serum of tuberculosis patients during directly observed short term chemotherapy (DOTS)”

    Biomedical & Pharmacology Journal, Vol. 1 (2) 449-452 (2008).

  22. S. Sebarani, P.M. Tumane, B. J. Wadher & A. V. Gomashe “Antibacterial activity of chewing stick extract ( Azadirachta indica) against dental pathogens”.

    Bioscience, Biotechnology Research Asia, Vol.6(1) 337-340 (2009).

  23. P. R. Zade, R. D. Dhore, S. S. Pande and P. M. Tumane “Study on effect of biofertilizer and vermiconpost on the yield of spinach”.

    Ecol, Env. & cons.  15(3) 2009 pp. 565-569.

  24. Lampuse A, Tumane P. M., Jalgaonkar S. V. “Study of prevalence of Bacterial vaginosis in pregnant women with special reference to HIV status”.

    The Indian Practitioner, vol 63, No. 2 pp. 96-102, 2010.

  25. M. A Maisgawali,  A. V. Gomashe, D.P. Golge, P. M. Tumane & S. C. Narwadiya “Antibacterial investigation of Punica granatum (Pomegranate Rind) extract against different plant pathogenic bacteria”.

    Biosciences, Biotechnology Research Asia, vol 7(1), 377-382 (2010).

  26. R. D. Dhore, S. S. Pande & P. M. Tumane “Study on prospective of microbial Biotechnology in cotton crop(Gossipium spp)”.

    Asian Jr. of Microbial Biotech. Env. Sc. Vol 12 (4), 2010 : 1-4.

  27. S.C. Narwadiya, K.N. Sahare, P.M. Tumane, U. L. Dhumne & V. G. Meshram “In vitro Anti-Tuberculosis effect of vitamin C content of medicinal plants”.

    Asian Jr. Expt. Bio. Sci. vol 2(1), 2011, 151-154.

  28. Neha I. Bagde & P. M. Tumane, “Studies on microbial flora of fruit juices and cold drinks”.

    Asiatic Journal of Biotechnology Resources;  2011; 2(04) 454-460.

  29. Durgesh D. Wasnik & P. M. Tumane, “Comparative study of antibacterial activity of Tridax procumbens, Calatropis gigantean & Calendulla officinalis plant extracts against clinical isolates from wound infection”.

    Asiatic Journal of Biotechnology Resources; 2011; 2 (6) 781-786

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Ph.D. Research Students List (2011-2012):

Sr. No.

Name Of Students

Name of Supervisor

Co-Guide

 

Mr.  Kshitij S. Tankhiwale

Prof. S. U. Meshram

Dr. S. D. Patankar

 

Mr. Murlidhar L. Jisnani

Dr. A. V. Gomashe

Prof. S. U. Meshram

 

Mr. Amol S. Shyamkuwar

Dr. N. G. Deogade

Prof. B. J. Wadher

 

Mr. Roshan D. Dhore

Dr. S. S. Pande                

Dr. P. M. Tumane

 

Ms. Sujata R. Kamble

Prof. S. U. Meshram

Dr. (Mrs.) A. S. Shanware

 

Ms. Hemaxi S. Nikhar

Prof. S. U. Meshram

Dr. G. B. Shinde

 

Ms. Suchita S. Dahiwade

Dr. A. O. Ingle                  

Dr. S. R. Wate

 

Mr. Ritesh A. Datir

Dr. A. V. Gomashe

Dr. P. M. Tumane

 

Mr. Harshul A. Mishra

Prof. B. J. Wadher

Dr. A. V. Gomashe

 

Mr. Rakesh U. Thakare

Dr. A. B. Ingle

Prof. B. J. Wadher

 

Mrs. Vandana M. Dautpure

Dr. A. O. Ingle

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Mrs. Vaishali U. Thool

Dr. G. L. Bhoosreddy

Prof. B. J. Wadher

 

Ms. Priti G. Dharmik

Dr. A. V. Gomashe

Prof. B. J. Wadher                  


R&D Research Project  List  (2011-2012):

Sr. No.

Title of R&D Project

Investigator in-Charge/ Co-ordinator

Total grants Sanctioned

Date of commencement

Date of completion

 

1)

“In vitro Antibacterial Activity of Medicinal Plant Against Clinical Isolates From Wound  Infections”  (Sponsored by UGC, Govt. of India, New Delhi)

Dr. P. M. Tumane

Rs. 6,56,300/-

2011

Ongoing

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P.G. Department of Microbiology
Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University
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