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BIOTECHNOLOGY

Overview

 
Human Resource  

Bioinformation Up to date -a monthly New Letter

Vol.3 No.1 Jan 2010    
Vol.2 No.2 Feb 2009    
Vol.2 No.3 Mar 2009    
Vol.2 No.4 Apr 2009    
  Vol.2 No.5 May 2009    
Vol.1 No.1 June 2008 Vol.2 No.6 Jun 2009
Vol.3 No.6Jun 2010
   
Vol.1 No.2 July 2008 Vol. 2 No.7 Jly 2009
Vol.3 No.7 Jly 2010
   
Vol.1 No.3 Aug 2008 Vol.2 No.8 Aug 2009
Vol.3 No.8 Aug 2010
   
Vol.1 No.4 Sept 2008 Vol. 2 No.9 Sep 2009
Vol.3 No.9 Sep 2010
   
Vol.1 No.5 Oct 2008 Vol.2 No.10 Oct 2009
Vol.3 No.10 Oct 2010
   
Vol.1 No.6 Nov 2008 Vol.2 No.11 Nov 2009
Vol.3 No.11 Nov 2010
   
Vol.1 No.7 Dec 2008 Vol.2 No.12 Dec 2009
Vol.3 No.12 Dec 2010
   

 

 
Project:Creation of Bioinformatics infrastructure Facility for the Promotion of Biology Teaching through Bioinformatics

Funding Agency :      Department of Biotechnology

Bioinformatics is a critical tool in designing the molecular biology experiments. Our bioinformatics work/research can be classified under these major approaches: (i) genomics - sequencing and comparative study of genomes to identify gene and genome functionality, (ii) proteomics - identification and characterization of protein related properties and reconstruction of metabolic and regulatory pathways, (iii) application to the development of drugs and anti-microbial agents; (iv) analysis based upon the available experimental wet-lab data, (v) the use of mathematical modeling/data analysis to get new information, and (vi) an integrated approach that integrates search techniques with mathematical modeling. The major impact of bioinformatics research will be to automate the genome sequencing, development of databases for microorganisms, antomated genome comparisons to identify the genome function, the development of statistical techniques, clustering techniques and data mining techniques to derive protein­ protein and protein-DNA interactions, and the sequence comparison to understand the microbial evolution. The development of bioinformatics techniques will enhance the speed of biological discovery by automated analysis of large number of microbial genomes. The development of bioinformatics techniques have potential to facilitate (i) the discovery of causes of crops' disease, and (ii) improved cost effective agents for bioremediation; (iii) database development for microbes; (iv) easy database management for researcher in proteomics/genomics data search and analysis and reference database search; (v) partial sequence of DNA and sequence data analysis for finding the closest homo logs for the microbe in NCBI data bank etc.

 

 

HUMAN RESOURCE  
Area Coordinator, Biological science details

Dr Balagopalan  Unni
Ph D (Biochemistry)
Scientist G & Area Coordinator
ID No. 118

bgunni@rrljorhat.res.in
Ph : +91 0376-2370317 extn 2341
Fax : 0376- 2370011

Area’s of Interest : Biochemistry, Molecular biology Biotechnology.
Head of Department    

Dr Tarun Chandra Bora
Ph D (Soil microbiology)
Scientist  F & Head
ID No. 192

tcbora@rrljorhat.res.in /tcbora 2000@yahoo.co.in
Ph : +91 0376-2370056
Fax : 0376- 2370011

Area’s of Interest : Screening of microbial metabolites, Microbial bio-prospecting, etc

Scientists
 

 

Dr Rajib Lochan  Bezbaruah
Ph D (Microbial enzyme)
Scientist  F
ID No. 167

rlbezbaruah@rrljorhat.res.in /rlbez@yahoo.com
Ph : +91 0376-2370007
Fax : 0376- 2370011

Area’s of Interest : Microbial enzyme

Dr Sawlang Borsingh Wann
M Sc (Biochemistry),Ph.D(life Sci)
Scientist  EI
ID No. 1020
 
Wannsb@rrljorhat.res.in
Ph : +91 0376- 2372771/2372951
Fax : 0376- 2370011

Area’s of Interest : Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Microbiology,  Molecular biology

Dr Dileep  Kumar BS
Ph D (Microbial biotechnology)
Scientist EII
ID No. 74
 
kumardileep@rrljorhat.res.in /kumardileep@yahoo.com
Ph : +91 0376- 2370121 extn 2348
Fax : 0376- 2370011

Area’s of Interest : Biotechnology, Plant microbe interaction

Dr Neelima Saikia
Ph D (Soil Microbiology)
Scientist  EI
ID No. 551

saikian@rrljorhat.res.in /neelimasaikia@yahoo.co.
Ph : +91 0376--2370121/2372879
Fax : 0376- 2370011

Area’s of Interest : . Bioreclamation of wasteland and contaminated soil into cultivated land, Soil management for fertility, Plant growth and productivity,  Algicide for control of algal plant disease.

Dr Hari Prasanna Deka Boruah
Ph D (Biotechnology)
Scientist  EI
ID No. 882

dekabaruahhp@rrljorhat.res.in;hpdekabaruah@yahoo.com
Ph : +91 0376-2370121
Fax : 0376- 2370011

Area’s of Interest : Screening of microbial metabolites, Microbial bio-prospecting, etc

Dr Ratul Saikia
Ph D (Biotechnology)
Scientist  C
ID No. 1058

saikia_ratul@rrljorhat.res.in /rsaikia19@yahoo.com
Ph : + 91-0376-2370121extn 2344
Fax : 0376- 2370011

Area’s of Interest :Microbial diversity, Molecular plant-microbe interactions

Dr Mangminlun Khongsai
Ph D (Botany)
Scientist  B
ID No. 1061

khongsai_m@rrljorhat.res.in /lkhongsai@gmail.com 
Ph : + 91-0376-2370121
Fax : 0376- 2370011

Area’s of Interest : Microbial ecology, Microbial enzyme & technology

Technical Officers

Shri Ananta Sharma         
B Sc, B LIS
Technical Officer EI
ID No. 360

asarmah@rrljorhat.res.in
Ph : + 91-0376-2370121 extn 2343
Fax : 0376- 2370011

Area’s of Interest : Microbiological prospecting of petroleum, Bacteriological analysis of water

Shri Ajit Chandra  Kakoty
B Sc
Technical Officer C
ID No. 533

kakotya@rrljorhat.res.in
Ph : + 91-0376-2370121 extn 2341
Fax : 0376- 2370011

Area’s of Interest :  Biotechnology

Ms Archana Yadav
M Sc (Biochemistry)
Technical Officer A
ID No. 1005
yadava@rrljorhat.res.in
Ph : + 91-0376-2370121 extn 2341
Fax : 0376- 2370011

Area’s of Interest :  Biotechnology
   
     
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