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Department of Biotechnology & Bioinformatics
Email ID: biotech.dscasw@gmail.com

 

Introduction
 

Objective:

Reaching the necessary end-skills in the field of biotechnology and bioinformatics before entering the civil world

Vision:

Attaining new heights in biotechnology research, shaping biotechnology & bioinformatics into a premier precision tool of the future for creation of wealth and ensuring social justice - specially for the welfare of the poor.

Mission:

  • Realizing biotechnology as one of the greatest intellectual enterprises of humankind, to provide the impetus that fulfills this potential of understanding life processes and utilizing them to the advantage of humanity.
  • To launch a major well directed effort with significant investment, for harnessing biotechnological & bioinformatics tools for generation of products, processes and technologies to enhance the efficiency and productivity and cost effectiveness of agriculture, nutritional security, molecular medicine, environmentally safe technologies for pollution abatement, biodiversity conservation and bioindustrial development.
  • Scientific and technological empowerment of India's incomparable human resource.
  • Creation of a strong infrastructure both for research and commercialization, ensuring a steady flow of bioproducts, bioprocesses and new biotechnologies.
 
 
 
 
Opportunities
 

Biotechnology, in recent years has created unprecedented opportunities for the genetic manipulation of biological system for the benefit of mankind, and to understand the fundamental life processes. It is the world’s fastest growing and most rapidly changing technology. With a view to train manpower in this technological area, a strong infrastructure/ training and research needs to be established. Integration of biological sciences with other disciplines particularly chemistry and process engineering has resulted in the emergence of novel concepts and technologies with applications in and consequences for agriculture, medicine, health care, industry, environmental pollution cleaning of oil spills in the seas, development of safe and environment-friendly bio insecticides, energy generation and several other sectors of activity. The common denominator which links these areas together are cells and products derived from them. The use of bio-cellular materials in conjunction with chemical and process engineering have ushered in a new kind of revolution wherein it is possible to create transgenic animals, plants and microbes which otherwise could not have come into being in the foreseeable future.
 
For that matter without Biotechnology it would not be possible to create bio-degradable plastics or try to replace defective genes with good ones in patients afflicted with potentially or certainly fatal hereditary diseases. The pivotal role in the unfolding biotechnological revolution is of the recombinant DNA technology popularly known as Genetic Engineering.
 
Biotechnology can be viewed as a group of useful, enabling technologies with wide and diverse applications. It has large, highly profitable, modern industrial outlets of great value to society e.g. DNA recombinant technology, most revolutionary branch of the modern science and have a profound impacts on medicine, contributing to the diagnosis and cure of hereditary defects and serious diseases. The development of new biopharmaceutical drugs and vaccines for human and animal use. The modification of microorganisms, plants and farmed animals for improved and tailored food production and to increased opportunities for environmental remediation and protection. New technologies dealing with plant and animal breeding are much faster and have lower costs. Genetically modified crops are growing exponentially. The field is further exemplified with the industrial production of enzymes like proteases, amylases, cellulases, lipases etc. Industrial manufacturing plants for milk and milk products, alcohols, organic acids, antibiotics, vitamins, growth promoting factors, monoclonal antibodies etc.

Bioinformatics is an interdisciplinary field which addresses biological problems using computational techniques, and makes the rapid organization and analysis of biological data possible. The field may also be referred to as computational biology, and can be defined as, "conceptualizing biology in terms of molecules and then applying informatics techniques to understand and organize the information associated with these molecules, on a large scale." Bioinformatics plays a key role in various areas, such as functional genomics, structural genomics, and proteomics, and forms a key component in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical sector.The objective of bioinformatics is to store, retrieve, manipulate, visualize, analyze, integrate and interpret data from these information sources so that we can fully understand the vast array of life processes that occur in the living cell. Even the non-genetic diseases need the understanding of disease path way to cure. If we are to treat any of the 5,000 or so genetic diseases as well as the many communicable diseases. Applications of this knowledge include drug design and medical diagnostic procedures for modern drug design and medical diagnostic procedures.
 
 
 
 
Occpational Opportunities For Biotechnology Majors
 

This list is just a sampling of jobs for biotechnology majors.
 
Research:
Lab Assistant, Research Associate, Postdoctoral Research Scientist, Scientist, Associate Scientific Director, Scientific Director, Project Manager, Technical Services Manager
 
Quality control:
QC Inspector, QC Analyst, QC Engineer, Safety Specialist, Safety Manager, QC Supervisor, QC Manager, QC Director
 
Clinical research:
Clinical Programmer, Clinical Data Specialist, Clinical Research Associate, Biostatistician, Clinical Research Manager, Clinical Data Systems Manager, Associate Director, Director, Clinical Research, Animal Handler, Animal Technician,Toxicologist,Technical Writer

Administration:
Technical Recruiter, Patent Attorney
 
Regulatory affairs:
Documentation Coordinator, Documentation Specialist, Regulatory Affairs Specialist, Regulatory Affairs Manager, Director, Regulatory Affairs
 
Manufacturing & Production:
Manufacturing Technician, Assay Analyst, Manufacturing Research Associate, Instrument/Calibration Technician, Chemical Engineer, Process Development Scientist, Process Development Engineer, Process Development Manager, Pilot Plant Manager Facilities Manager, Manufacturing Manager, Associate Director, Manufacturing, Director, Manufacturing
 
Information systems:
Assistant Librarian, Librarian, Scientific Programmer Analyst, Scientific Systems Manager, Director, Scientific Info. Systems

Marketing & Sales:
Market Research Analyst, Market Research Manager, Product Marketing Manager, Director of Marketing, Sales Representative, Regional Sales Manager, National Sales Manager, International Sales Manager, Customer Service Representative, Technical Service Representative, Development Research Analyst, Development Manager, Development Director

The Department of Biotechnology was established in the year 2001 with the Post graduate programme to cater to the needs of the first batch of 25 students. In the subsequent year, an undergraduate programme in Biotechnology and a postgraduate programme in Bioinformatics were initiated with 40 and 18 students respectively. Master of Philosophy in Biotechnology under regular stream was initiated in 2007 and Postgraduate Diploma in Bioinformatics was introduced in 2008. At present there are 217 students (81 UG, 131 PG and 5 M.Phil) belonging to Kerala, Andra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry.

 
 
 
 
Programmes Offered
 
S.No.
Course Name
1
B.Sc Biotechnology
2
M.Sc Biotechnology
3
M.Sc Bioinformatics
4
PGDBI
5
M.Phil Biotechnology
 
 
 
 
Faculty Profile
 
SNo
Faculty Name
Designation
Email ID

1

Ms.R.Sasidhara

Head

Sasidhara.r@gmail.com

2

Mrs. P. Seethalakshmi M. Sc., M. Phil

Lecturer

bioseetha@gmail.com

3

Mrs. K. Baby Jooju M. Sc., M. Phil., PGNBT

Lecturer

joojukathiresan@gmail.com

4

Ms. S. Amala M. Sc., M. Phil., PGNBT

Lecturer

amala.santhanam@gmail.com

5

Mrs. J. Nisha M. Sc. PGNBT

Lecturer

nizha.sara@gmail.com

6

Ms. R. Madura M. Sc., M. Phil PGDBI

Lecturer

madunathanster@gmail.com

7

Ms. P. Suvetha M. Sc., M. Phil

Lecturer

suvetha.parameswaran18@gmail.com

8

Ms. G. Subashini M. Sc., M.Phil.

Lecturer

ganesan.subashini@gmail.com

9

Mrs. R. Kalaivani M. Sc., M.Phil., PGDBI,  Ph.D (Pursuing)

Lecturer

kalaivasan@ymail.com

10

Dr. P. Nithya M. Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D

Lecturer

nithypappu@gmail.com

 

Ms. R. SASIDHARA  M. Sc., M. Phil., PGDBI

Ms.Sasidhara.R. is serving as Lecturer since July 2000 and as Head of the Department since July 2004. She had her Master of Philosophy in Microbiology from Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli and Post graduation in Microbiology from Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai. At present she is pursuing doctorate in Microbiology at Bharathidasan University. Her fields of specialization are Microbial Genetics, Animal Biotechnology and Fermentation technology. She underwent a skill development training programme in Bioinformatics at Oncophyta labs, Madurai during March 2003. She has successfully completed training on “Internal Audit” as per ISO 9001:2000 International Standards for Quality Management System. To her credit she has got a paper entitled “Activity phosphomonoesterase of wild and mutant strains species” published in Current Science (2002) 2 (2): 257-260 and a book entitled “Animal Biotechnology” published by MJP Publishers, Chennai in 2006. She has organized National Level Seminars and Workshops as a part of departmental activities. Also, she has co-ordinated training programmes on “Mushroom Cultivation” and “Vermicomposting”, to the student community and self help group women. Till date more than fifty post graduate students have successfully completed their project dissertations under her able guidance.

Mrs. P. SEETHALAKSHMI M.Sc., M.Phil.

She joined the College in July 2003. Her fields of interests include Sequence Analysis, Protein modeling, and Agri Bioinformatics. She has attended four National Level Symposia and one International Workshop and Conference.  In addition to this she has attended in the State Level Workshop at Sai’s Biosciences, Chennai in 2003.  She has attended training programmes in Protein Engineering and Structure Based Drug Design, GENOCLUSTER from Bharathidasan University to update her practical skills and PHYLIP from iPower Solutions Private Ltd, Chennai. Till date, under her assistance 66 post graduate students in both Biotechnology & Bioinformatics have submitted their dissertation.  She is the ISO Co-ordinator of the college and an examiner in the University Examination Board of Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli.

Mrs. BABY JOOJU M. Sc., M. Phil., PGNBT.

Mrs.Baby Jooju was appointed as lecturer in the Department of Biotechnology & Bioinformatics on 02.07.2007.  Her field of interest is on Plant Biotechnology.  During her post Graduation she had gained experience in dissertation work on “RAPD” analysis in Piper Nigrum and identification of true hybrids. She had undergone a special training on “Basic aspects of plant tissue culture in spices”.

Ms. S. AMALA M. Sc., M. Phil., PGNBT.

Ms.S.Amala was appointed as lecturer in the Department of Biotechnology & Bioinformatics on 23.07.08. Her fields of specialization include Genomics, Proteomics & Database Creation. She has undergone inplant training in Vermicompost and Mushroom cultivation.  She presented the Poster in the Title “Green Synthesis Stabilization & Characterization of Silver nano particles” at Anna University, Trichy.

Mrs.J.NISHA M.Sc. PGNBT

Mrs.J.Nisha was appointed as lecturer in the Department of Biotechnology & Bioinformatics on 5.8.2009. She had participated in various workshops at the state level and national level. She has undergone inplant training in Vermicompost and Mushroom cultivation and biofertilizers production. She is also proficient in various molecular biology techniques. 

Ms.R.MADURA M.Sc., M. Phil., PGDBI.

Ms.R.Madura was appointed as lecturer in the Department of Biotechnology & Bioinformatics on 01.10.2009. Her fields of interest include Spectrophotometric analysis, PCR, Blotting techniques and handling of all lab animals, collection of blood by various routes, collection of tissue for tissue culture experiments. She has undergone training on Molecular Biology& Genetic Engineering in 2006. Till date, more than five students have been successfully completed their Project dissertations under her able guidance.

Ms. P. SUVETHA M. Sc., M. Phil

Ms.P.Suvetha was appointed as lecturer in Department of Biotechnology & Bioinformatics on 01/07/2010. She has undergone training in Indian institute of Spices Research. She has participated in International conference on Genetics and molecular diagnostics in modern medicine. She has also presented a poster in role of iron in different forms of cancer (ICEB 2009) at Alagappa University. She is proficient in various immunological techniques and molecular biology techniques. She is good in cell culture techniques like monolayer culturing, suspension culturing and culturing of T and B lymphocytes.

Ms. G. SUBASHINI M. Sc., M. Phil., PGDBI.

Ms. G. Subashini has been appointed as lecturer in the Department of Biotechnology & Bioinformatics since 01/07/2010. She has participated in vaccine production training at Pasteur institute. She has completed her PGDBI from Bioinformatics Institute of India, Noida. She is proficient in molecular biology, biochemical and microbiological techniques. She is computer proficient with DCA. She has two years of teaching experience.

Mrs. KALAIVANI SRINIVASAN M. Sc., M. Phil., PGDBI., Ph. D (Pursuing)

Kalaivani Srinivasan has joined as lecturer in the Department of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics on 15.06.2011. She had her Post graduation in Biotechnology in Seethalakshmi Ramasamy College, Tiruchirapalli and Master of Philosophy in Lifesciences in Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Thirunelveli. She also did her PGDBI in Meenakshi Ramasamy Arts and Science College, Thathanur affliated to Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirapalli. She is pursuing her Ph. D in Bharathiar University, Coimbatore. She is having four years of teaching experience. She attended two workshops. She has organized a seminar on Frontier areas in Biotechnology and a workshop on Production of Biofertilizers, Vermicompost and Mushroom Cultivation in Meenakshi Ramasamy Arts and Science College. She has presented a poster in International conference in Hindustan College, Chennai and also in ICFAN a International conference in Periyar university, Salem. She presented a paper at State level seminar in A. V. College, Mayiladurai and also in National level seminar in Muthayammal College of Arts and Science, Rasipuram. She attended the DST sponsored STTP Programme on Modern Biotechnology and Entreprenurship at Periyar Maniammai University, Thanjavur. She has taken classes and offered training proghramme organized by M. R. college, Thathanur to the PG Biological science teachers from various Government Higher Secondary schools at Udaiyarpalayam taluk. More than 25 students did their PG research projects under her guidance.

Dr.P.Nithiya M. Sc., M. Phil., Ph.D

Dr.P. Nithiya has joined as lecturer in the Department of Biotechnology & Bioinformatics on 15.6.2011. She had her post graduation in Botany from St. Joseph’s college, Trichirappalli affiliated to Bharathidasan University, in the year 2003. She has completed her M.Phil in Botany in Bharathidasan University, in the year 2006. She did her Ph.D from St. Joseph’s college, Trichirappalli affiliated to Bharathidasan University, and she got award in the year 2010. Her field of interest is Plant biotechnology and Microbiology. She published 4 papers (2 international Journals) and 1 book article. She participated in 4 National level seminars. She got two overall best presentation awards for her presentation.

Non Teaching

Mrs.S.SASIPRIYA M.Sc.,


Mrs.S.Sasipriya joined as Lab Assistant in 2006.She had her under graduation in microbiology at Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan College of Arts & Science for Women, Perambalur in 2005. She assists the teaching faculty in B.sc laboratory Classes.

Mrs.M.JAYALAKSHMI M.Sc., B.Ed


Mrs.M.Jayalakshmi joined as Lab Assistant in 2006. She had her under graduation in Microbiology at Srimad Andavan Arts & Science College, Trichy in 2001. She has completed Advance diploma in Computer Application.

Mrs. L. MANIMEKALAI M. Sc.,


Mrs.Manimekalai has been appointed as Lab Assistant in the Department of Biotechnology & Bioinformatics on 07.7.2009. Her areas of interest includes Biochemistry, Clinical and plant biochemistry, Enzymology. Her knowledge in the field of computer applications includes C, C++, and Bioinformatics.

Ms.P.SUDHA B. Sc., B. Ed.,


Ms.P.Sudha has been appointed as Lab Assistant in the Department of Biotechnology & Bioinformatics on 25.8.2010. Her areas of interest includes Plant biotechnology, R-DNA Technology. Her knowledge in the field of computer applications include PCP (Tally).

Programmer:

Ms.G.ABINAYA, MCA.,


Ms.G.Abinaya has been appointed as a programmer in the Department of Biotechnology & Bioinformatics on 02.07.2010. Her areas of interest include Core Java, C, C++, and VB6.0. She is computer proficient in operating Systems such as MS-DOS, Windows 2000, and XP, MS-Access.

Ms.S.LAVANYA, MCA.,

Ms.S.Lavanya has been appointed as a programmer in the Department of Biotechnology & Bioinformatics on 16.07.2010. Her areas of interest include OOPs Concepts. She is computer proficient in Programming languages in C, C++, ASP.Net and operating Systems such as MS-DOS, Windows 2000, XP.

 
 
 
 
WORKSHOP / TRAINING PROGRAMME / ORIENTATION / REFRESHER
 

2011-2012:

SNo
Date

Staff Name

Title

Organized By

1.

23.07.10 & 24.07.10

S.Sudha,

Workshop on “Food Processing & Preservation” 

DSCASW, Perambalur.

2.

23.07.10 & 24.07.10

P.Suvetha

Workshop on “Food Processing & Preservation” 

DSCASW, Perambalur.

3.

23.07.10 & 24.07.10

R.Madura

Workshop on “Food Processing & Preservation” 

DSCASW, Perambalur.

4.

28.12.10

G.Subashini

 

Training Programme on “Vermicomposting”

 

DSCASW, Perambalur

5.

18.01.11

R. Madura

“National Workshop on Nanatechnology” 

Thanthai Hans Roever Arts & Science College,Perambalur

2010- 2011:


SNo
Date
Title
Resource Person
1
23rd & 24th
July 2010
Food Processing
and Preservation

Dr.G.Gurumeenakshi,
Assistant Professor in the Department of
Food science and Research Institute,
TNAU, Madurai.

2
12th October 2010
Mushroom Cultivation

Dr. D. Dinakaran,
Professor (Plant Pathology),
Anbil Dharmalingam Agricultural College
and Research Institute,
Navalurkuttapattu.

3
20th December 2010
Integrated Pests
and Disease Management

Dr. K. Muthukrishnan,
Plant Pathologist,
Department of Biotechnology
and Bioinformatics,
Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan College
of Arts and Science for Women,
Perambalur.

4
28th December 2010
Vermicomposting

Dr. K. Muthukrishnan,
Plant Pathologist,
Department of Biotechnology
and Bioinformatics,
Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan College of
Arts and Science for Women,
Perambalur

5
5th January 2011
Biofertilizer

Dr. PANDIYARAJAN
Professor and Head
Department of Microbiology
Anbil Dharmalingam Agricultural
College & Research Institute,
Navalurkutapet, Trichy.

6

16.07.2010

Role of Vaccines
in Bio system

Dr. Aiyavu, Head,
Department of Biochemistry,
St.Joseph College Autonomous,
Trichy
 
 
 
 
Department Activities
2010- 2011
 

2011-2012:

SNo
Date
Title
Resource Person
1

12.08.2011

Systems Biology

Dr. P. Chellapandi
Assistant Professor
Department of Bioinformatics
Bharathidasan University Tiruchirapalli.

2

30.09.2011

New Horizons in Biotechnology

Dr. T. Thirunalsundari
Professor
Department of Biotechnology
School of Life Sciences
Bharathidasan University
Tiruchirapalli.

Dr. N. Prakash Prabhu
Assistant Professor
Department of Biotechnology
School of Life Sciences
University of Hyderabad
Hyderabad.

Dr. V. Sukumaran
Assistant Professor
Department of Biotechnology
Periyar Maniammai University
Tanjore.

3

31.10. 2011

Health & Hygiene

Mrs. J. Nisha
Lecturer
Department of Biotechnology & Bioinformatics, DSCASW, Perambalur.

2010- 2011:


SNo
Date
Title
Resource Person
1
23rd & 24th
July 2010
Food Processing
and Preservation

Dr.G.Gurumeenakshi,
Assistant Professor in the Department of
Food science and Research Institute,
TNAU, Madurai.

2
12th October 2010
Mushroom Cultivation

Dr. D. Dinakaran,
Professor (Plant Pathology),
Anbil Dharmalingam Agricultural College
and Research Institute,
Navalurkuttapattu.

3
20th December 2010
Integrated Pests
and Disease Management

Dr. K. Muthukrishnan,
Plant Pathologist,
Department of Biotechnology
and Bioinformatics,
Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan College
of Arts and Science for Women,
Perambalur.

4
28th December 2010
Vermicomposting

Dr. K. Muthukrishnan,
Plant Pathologist,
Department of Biotechnology
and Bioinformatics,
Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan College of
Arts and Science for Women,
Perambalur

5
5th January 2011
Biofertilizer

Dr. PANDIYARAJAN
Professor and Head
Department of Microbiology
Anbil Dharmalingam Agricultural
College & Research Institute,
Navalurkutapet, Trichy.

6

16.07.2010

Role of Vaccines
in Bio system

Dr. Aiyavu, Head,
Department of Biochemistry,
St.Joseph College Autonomous,
Trichy
 
 
 
 
Depaerment Facilities: Lab Facility
 

We have well established and well equipped state of Bio Chemistry lab for conducting UG and PG practicals.The Lab facilities are also extended to Microbiology students for their Allied practicals.

Name of the Laboratory
Brief Description of Lab
Basic Equipments available
B.Sc.,Biotechnology
Isolation and screening of organisms from various sources and Biochemical analysis of biomolecular, isolation and identification of cells, Blood grouping, Antigen-Antibody interactions, Serological tests, SDS-PAGE, etc.
Autoclave, Laminar Chamber, Shaker incubator, Colorimeter, Hot Air Oven, Incubator, Hot plate, Microscopes, Electronic balance, Sonicator, ELISA reader, UV spectrophotometer, Cooling Centrifuge, Refrigerator, Cyclomixer.
B.Sc.,Biotechnology
Molecular techniques for DNA isolation, Identification, Introduction to various instruments used in Biotechnology Blood grouping, Antigen-Antibody interactions, Serological tests, Production and separation of metabolic products, Plant tissue culture, Animal cell culture, Animal cell Line maintenance, SDS-PAGE,AGE etc.
Laminar Chamber, Autoclave, Electronic Balance, Gel Documentation,UV Spectrophotometer, UV Transilluminator, PCR, ELISA reader, Cooling Centrifuge, Refrigerator, Fermentor, Rocker Vacuum pump, Magnetic stirrer, CO2 incubator, Sonicator, Deep Freezer, Biosafety Cabinet, Phase contrast Microscope
M.Sc.,Bioinformatics
Bioinformatics Lab is one of its main dedicated assets and is the central biocomputing resource. It allows the students to perform various analyses at protein and nucleotide level. A variety of bioinformatics tools and databases related to genomics and structural biology are available. It also provides electronic mail services and network information services (WWW browsers, e.g. Mozilla, Netscape, Explorer, and conqueror) to all disciplines.
A network of several high-performance computers suitable for data mining, sequence analysis, structural chemistry, molecular modeling and scientific graphics visualization were procured and installed in the facility. Bioinformatics Facility is based on a number of UNIX servers accessible through Internet and the Local Area Network (LAN). The facility maintains operating systems environments like UNIX, LINUX, and Windows compatible with PCs, Compaq Alpha servers, and Intel based servers.
The LAN is based on Ethernet, interconnected by gateways, and provides uniform network access to PCs. The network is enhanced with a fibre optic backbone devoted for the bioinformatics facility with the Internet access at high speed. The hardware procured by the facility: Consul uninterruptible power supply system with backup model 7.5KVA, Recent 26 Pentium IV PCs with Dual OS - Linux and Windows attached to a network printer HP LaserJet 1005 series, Multimedia keyboard, mouse, Samsung CDdrive 52X and floppy drive, Samsung CDWriter, Shiram 12v 19P batteries with fully cha
 
 
 
 
Faculty Achievement
 


SNo
Date
Staff Name
Title Organised By Title of the Paper
1

09.09.2010

S. Amala

National Symposium on “Nanorevelations 2010”

Anna University,Trichy

-

2

24.09.10 & 25.09.10

 

R.Sasidhara 

“Microplexus 2010”-Hidden Treasures of microbial world.

Bharathidasan University, Trichy

-

3

24.09.10 & 25.09.10

P.Suvetha

“Microplexus 2010”-Hidden Treasures of microbial world.

Bharathidasan University, Trichy

-

4

19.01.2011

R.Madura

National level workshop on Nanotechnology

Thanthai Hans  Roever College , Perambalur

-

5

30.09.2011

Ms. R. Madura

National  symposium on New Horizons in Biotechnology

Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan College of Arts and Science for Women, Perambalur

Production of Keratinase from feather degrading microorganism from poultry soil

6

30.09.2011

Mrs. R. Kalaivani

National  symposium on New Horizons in Biotechnology

Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan College of Arts and Science for Women, Perambalur

The Ecofriendly Packaging Alternative In Future

S.SUDHA:

SNo
Title
Journal Name

Published Date

1
Standardization of Human Papilloma virus
DNA test correlation with pathology
of cervical cancer
Journal of pure &
Applied Microbiology,
vol: 4(1), P.243-246.
2010
2
A Novel genomics approach for
identification of therapeutic targets
in Leptospira interrogens
Asian Journal of Microbiology,
Biotechnology &
Environmental science,
vol: 12, No (2), P.333-336.
2010

S.Amala

SNo
Title
Journal Name

Published Date

1
Insilico studies and 3D modeling
of ASAH1 Protein in Farber
lipogranulomatosis
Journal of Advanced Biotechnology
December 2010
2
Green Synthesis, Stabilization
and Characterization of
Silver NanoParticles
International Journal of
Nanotechnology & Applications
December 2010

R.Madura

SNo
Title
Journal Name

Published Date

1
Green Synthesis, Stabilization
and Characterization of
Silver NanoParticles
International Journal of
Nanotechnology & Applications

December
2010


K.Baby Jooju

SNo
Title
Journal Name

Published Date

1
Green Synthesis, Stabilization
and Characterization of
Silver NanoParticles
International Journal of
Nanotechnology & Applications

December
2010


R.Sasidhara

SNo
Title
Journal Name

Published Date

1
Mushroom Cultivation &
Yield Production
Hand Book

November
2010

 
 
 
 
Publications
 
SNo
Faculty name
Title of publication
Publisher name

Month/yearof publication

1

S.Amala

Insilico Studies and the homology moeling of a hypothetical protein in Mycobacterium tuberculosis

Journal of Computational Intelligence in Bioinformatics

2011

2

S. Amala

Insilico Analysis of Multidrug Efflux pump protein from Klebsiella pneumonia and its active inhibition by Reserpine

Journal of Computational Intelligence in Bioinformatics

2011


 
 
 
 
Syllabus
 

M.Sc BIOTECHNOLOGY:


SNo
Semester
Course
Title of the Paper
1
I
Core Course – I
Biochemistry
2
Core Course – II
Cell & molecular Biology
3
Core Course – III 
Microbiology
4
Elective Course – I
Biostatistics
5
II
Core Course – V (CC)
Recombinant Technology
6
Core Course – VI (CC)
Animal Biotechnology
7
Core Course – VII (CC)
Immunotechnology
8
Core Course – VIII (CC)

Practical covering the Core
Course V, VI & VII

9
Elective Course – II
Enzymology
10
III
Core Course – IX
Plant Biotechnology
11
Core Course – X
Environmental Biotechnology

12

Core Course – XI 
Bioprocess Technology
13
Core Course – XII

Practical covering the core
courses IX, X & XI

14
Elective Course –III
NanoBiotechnology
15
Elective Course -IV
Genomics & Proteomics

M.Sc BIOINFORMATICS:

SNo
Semester
Course
Title of the Paper
1
I
Core Course – I
Cell Biology & Biodiversity
2
Core Course – II
Bioinformatics Resource & Applications
3
Core Course – III 
Computer programming
4
Core Course – IV
Molecular Biology & Genetic Engineering
5
II
Core Course – V
Practical-1: Computer programming
6
Core Course – VI (CC)
Computational Biology
7
Core Course – VII (CC)
Mathematics for Bioinformatics
8
Core Course – VIII (CC)

Experimental Techniques for Biomolecules

9
Core Course – IX (CC)
Practical II: Computational Biology
& Statistical package
10
Elective Course – I
Structural Bioinformatics
11
III
Core Course –X
Database Management Systems

12

Core Course – XI
Genomics & Proteomics
13
Core Course – XII 
Practical-III: Genomics,
Proteomics & Database
Management Systems
14
Elective Course –II

Molecular Modelling & Drug Design

15
Elective Course -III
Chemoinformatics
16
IV
Core Course –XIII
Advanced Computer Programming
17
Core Course – XIV
Practical-IV: Molecular Modelling
& Advanced Computer Programming
18
Elective Course –IV
Applied Bioinformatics
19
Elective Course -V
Information Management
20
Project Work
Project Work

B.Sc BIOTECHNOLOGY:

SNo
Semester
Course
Title of the Paper
1
I
Language Course-I-
Tamil/Other Language
 
2
English Language Course-I
 
3
Core Course – I
General Microbiology
4
Core Course – II
General Microbiology Lab
5
First Allied Course-I
Biological Chemistry
6
First Allied Course-II
Immunology
7
II
Language Course-I-
Tamil/Other Language
Mathematics for Bioinformatics
8
English Language Course-I

Experimental Techniques for Biomolecules

9
Core Course – III
Cell And Molecular Biology
10
Core Course – IV
Cell Biology Lab
11
First Allied Course-II
Immunology

12

First Allied Course-III
Bio physics and Instrumentation
13
Environmental Studies
-
14
Value Education

-

15
III
Language Course-I-
Tamil/Other Language
Chemoinformatics
16
Language Course-I-
Tamil/Other Language
Advanced Computer Programming
17
Core Course – V
Molecular Genetics
18
Core Course – VI
Molecular Genetics-Lab
19
Second Allied Course-I
Bioinformatics
20
Second Allied Course-II
Bioinformatics Lab
21
Skill Based Elective-I Office Automation
22
Non Major Elective-I Mushroom Technology
23
IV
Language Course-I-
Tamil/Other Language
 
24
English Language Course-I  
25
Core Course – VII rDNA Technology
26
Core Course – VIII rDNA Technology-Lab
27
Second Allied Course-II Bioinformatics Lab
28
Second Allied Course-III Biostatistics
29
Skill Based Elective-II Windows Operating System
30
Non Major Elective-II Food & Nutrition
31
V
Core Course – IX Animal Biotechnology
32
Core Course – X Plant Biotechnology
33
Core Course –XI Microbial Biotechnology
34
Core Course – XII Practical covering the core course IX,X&XI
35
Major Based Elective-I Plant tissue culture
36
Skill Based Elective-III MS-Word
37
Skill Based Elective-IV MS-Exel
38
VI
Core Course –XIII Bioprocess Technology
39
Core Course – XIV Environmental Biotechnology
40
Core Course –XV Practical covering the core course XIII&XIV
41
Major Based Elective-II IPR,Biosafety&Bioethics
42
Major Based Elective-III Biodiversity
43
Skill Based Elective-V RDBMS & Internet Concepts

P.G. DIPLOMA IN BIOINFORMATICS:

SNo
Semester
Course
Title of the Paper
1
I
01
Basics of Bioinformatics
2
02
Statistics for Bioinformatics
3
03
Basic Structural Biology
4
04
Object Oriented Programming
and Web Publishing
5
05
Practical-I C++ Programming
and Web Publishing Lab
6
II
06
Data Base Management Systems
7
07
Bio-Physics
8
08

Genomics and Proteomics

9
09
Computational Biology
10
10

Elective
1. Commercial Applications
of Bioinformatics
2. Molecular Modeling and Drug Design
Data communication Networks

11
11
Practical-II Bioinformatics Lab

M.Phil BIOTECHNOLOGY:

SNo
Semester
Course
Title of the Paper
1
I
Course-I
Research Methodology
2
Course-II
Advances in Biotechnology
3
Course-III
Paper on Topic Of Research
4
Course-IV
Teaching and Learning Skills
5
II
-
Dissertation and Viva-Voce
 
 
 
 
Student Achivements
PG Biotechnology & Bioinformatics
 
SNo
NAME
Event
Venue Date(s)

1.

Najma.A

Workshop on Nanotechnology

Thanthai Hans Roever College

19.01.11

2.

Durga Devi.U

Workshop on Nanotechnology

Thanthai Hans Roever College

19.01.11

3.

Farveen Banu. E

Workshop on Nanotechnology

Thanthai Hans Roever College

19.01.11

4.

Farveen Banu. E

Workshop on Nanotechnology

Thanthai Hans Roever College

19.01.11

5.

Sabira Begum. N

Workshop on Nanotechnology

Thanthai Hans Roever College

19.01.11

6.

Ganga. S

Workshop on Nanotechnology

Thanthai Hans Roever College

19.01.11

7.

Anandhi. K

Workshop on Nanotechnology

Thanthai Hans Roever College

19.01.11

8.

Saranya. R

Workshop on Nanotechnology

Thanthai Hans Roever College

19.01.11

9.

Sangeetha. P

Workshop on Nanotechnology

Thanthai Hans Roever College

19.01.11

10.

Prabavathi. K

Workshop on Nanotechnology

Thanthai Hans Roever College

19.01.11

11.

Aishwarya.N

National Sysposium on Commercial aspects of Bioscience

Srinivasan College of Arts and Science

27.01.11 & 28.01.11

12.

Deena Das

National Sysposium on Commercial aspects of Bioscience

Srinivasan College of Arts and Science

27.01.11 & 28.01.11

13.

Shalet.P

National Sysposium on Commercial aspects of Bioscience

Srinivasan College of Arts and Science

27.01.11 & 28.01.11

14.

Sithara.C.C

National Sysposium on Commercial aspects of Bioscience

Srinivasan College of Arts and Science

27.01.11 & 28.01.11

15.

Nikitha.A.K

National Sysposium on Commercial aspects of Bioscience

Srinivasan College of Arts and Science

27.01.11 & 28.01.11

16.

Deepthi.P.P

National Sysposium on Commercial aspects of Bioscience

Srinivasan College of Arts and Science

27.01.11 & 28.01.11

17.

Barani.K

National Sysposium on Commercial aspects of Bioscience

Srinivasan College of Arts and Science

27.01.11 & 28.01.11

18.

Elavarasi.T

National Sysposium on Commercial aspects of Bioscience

Srinivasan College of Arts and Science

27.01.11 & 28.01.11



SNo
NAME
CLASS
PRESENTED COLLEGE
TITLE OF THE POSTER
1
C. Renuga Devi

III  UG Biotechnology

Poster
presentation

J.J College of Arts & Science
Pudukottai

Production of Vaccine
from transgluic plants
for votary use
2
M. Nirmala

III  UG Biotechnology

Poster
presentation

J.J College of Arts & Science
Pudukottai

Production of Vaccine
from transgluic plants
for votary use
 
 
 
 
University Rank Holders
 

PG Biotechnology & Bioinformatics:


SNo
BATCH
NAME OF THE STUDENTS
UNIVERSITY RANK
1
2001-2003
Sarathy.S
4
2
2002-2004
Abirami.G
6
3
Sangeetha.P
9
4
Susanna.P
13
5
Janani.R
15
6
Seema Nair
20
7
P.Britto Cathrin
2
8
Samitha M.Nair
4
9
2003-2005
Bindu.C.J
2
10
Sabina.K.V
2
11
Sunitha Dayaka
3
12
Sandhya Devi Nalluri
7
13
Soumya.S..Raj
9
14
Reshmi.S.Panicker
10
15
Venumadahava Hima Bindhu.K
11
16
Soumya Madahavan
12
17
Preeti Krishna
16
18
Narmadha.G
17
19
Anuja.S
20
20
Susan Zacharia
2
21
Vijayalakshmi Kasu
2
22
Alisha Joy
4
23
Kiruthika.C
6
24
Nisha Mathew
7
25
Honey Thankam Prasad
8
26
Keren Susan Mathew
9
27
Asha.A
10
28
2004-2006
Lekshmi Krishna (GOLD MEDALIST)
1
29
Anusree Nair
3
30
Teena Ann Mathew
6
31
Manjula.M
9
32
Jisha Vijayan
15
33
Lakshmi .T
17
34
Vinitha Chandran
19
35
Sindhu.V
20
36
Umayal.K (GOLD MEDALIST)
1
37
Bissy Kuriakose
2
38
Rosalina Anitha.G
4
39
Remya Elsa Mathew
6
40
2005-2007
Anusree .M.K (GOLD MEDALIST)
1
41
Bala Abirami.S
9
42
Indu.U
14
43
Cynthia.S
16
44
Sailakshmi.S
16
45
Nisha.N.C (GOLD MEDALIST)
1
46
Mahima Mathew
3
47
Jomy Joy
8
48
2006-2008
Asha Jyothi.S
2
49
Nithya.P
2
50
A.M.Reji
8
51
2007-2009
Kranthi Sri.G (GOLD MEDALIST)
1
52
Gargi Thampi.B
8
53
Nazia Aziz.K
13
54
Savitha.S
13
55
Gayathri Devi.M
17
56
Niranjana.P
18
57
Megala.M
20
58
2008-2010
Pradeeba .M
1
59
Shanthi priya.C                                
2
60
Savitha narayanan nair          
3
61
Gayathri.G
5
62
Shireesha Nagamoni                 
7
63
Elavarasi.T                                      
9
64

2009-2011

Elavarasi.P                                   

5

65
 

Aswathy Das.S

7

66
 

Lekshmi Unnithan.S

10

67
 

Manju.S

11

68
 

Uma.A                  

13

69
 

Sangeetha.M        

14

70
 

Reshmi Raghavan

17

71
 

Sivasankari.A

1

72
 

Shriprapanjana.J

2


UG Biotechnology:

SNo
BATCH
NAME OF THE STUDENT

UNIVERSITY RANK

1
2002-2005
Anusree.M.K

5

2
2002-2005
Linda Pious John

9

3
2002-2005
Bala Abirami.S
13
4
2007-2010
Kalarani.V
8
5
2007-2010
Saranya.R
9
6
2007-2010
Kowsalyadevi.J
11
7
2007-2010
Sankari.g
12

 
 
 
 
Aluminae Details
 

2007-2009:


SNo
NAME OF THE STUDENT
ORGANISATION
1
R.Saranya
Copy Editor in SPS
2

D.Ramya

Indian Foods
3

A.Rashmic

Teacher,Salafi English Medium School,Kerala
4
M.Megala
Dharama Pharmacy Pvt.Ltd,Adayar,Chennai
5

K.Nazia Aziz

Research under u win Biotech Bangalore
6
A.L.Pournami
Language Editor,SPS,Trichy
7

K.C.Anu

Manager,Manapuram Finance,Bangalore
8

B.Arunthathi

Ekdand Enviro Services,Chennai
9
K.Bagya
Appasamy Ocular Devices
10

K.K.Dhilana

Teacher
11

B.Gorgi Thampi

Teacher,Saraswathi vidhyalaya
Residential Central School
12

M.Gayathri Devi

Chemist Sri Grand Enterprises,Vilupuram
13

G.Kranthi Sri

Curator in GVK Bio, Hyderabad
14
S.Vimala Devi
Arthur Asirvatham Hospital,Madurai
15

K. Suganya

Dr. Mohan’s Diabetes Specialities Centre

16

K. Samseera

Haji Abdulla Sha Matriculation School

 
 
 
     
 
 
 
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