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NOMINATIONS Valid for Consideration for Election to Fellowship – 2014 CONFIDENTIAL (For use of Fellows of the Academy only) The National Academy of Sciences, India NOMINATIONS Valid for Consideration for Election to Fellowship – 2014 Section of Biological Sciences BOOK II ANIMAL SCIENCES (Structural, Developmental, Functional, Genetical, Ecological, Behavioural, Taxonomical and Evolutionary Aspects) MEDICAL & FORENSIC SCIENCES (Basic and Clinical Medical Sciences, Pharmacology, Anthropology, Psychology and Forensic Sciences, Human genetics, Reproduction Biology, Neurosciences, Molecular Medicine) 5, Lajpatrai Road, Allahabad-211002 The National Academy of Sciences, India NOMINATIONS Valid for Consideration for Election to Fellowship – 2014 Section of Biological Sciences BOOK II CONTENTS ANIMAL SCIENCES 255 - 304 (Structural, Developmental, Functional, Genetical, Ecological, Behavioural Taxonomical and Evolutionary Aspects) MEDICAL & FORENSIC SCIENCES 305 - 381 (Basic and Clinical Medical Sciences, Pharmacology, Anthropology, Psychology and Forensic Sciences, Human genetics, Reproduction Biology, Neurosciences, Molecular Medicine) 5, Lajpatrai Road, Allahabad-211002 ANIMAL SCIENCES AHMAD, Wasim 291 MISRO, Man Mohan 301 ALI, Sharique Athar 278 MURUGAN, Kadarkarai 270 ARCHUNAN, Govindaraju 267 NALLUR, Basappa Ramachandra 302 BHATNAGAR, Maheep 292 NAPPAN VEETTIL, Giridharan 284 BISWAS, Subhasish 300 NAQVI, Syed Mohammad Khursheed 285 CHANDRA, Amar Kumar 293 OMKAR 286 CHANDRA, Goutam 255 PANDA, Chinmay K. 262 CHAUHAN, Ramswaroop Singh 256 PRAKASH, Anil 271 CHOUBISA, Shanti Lal 294 RAMACHANDRAN, Sundararaj 263 DEY, Sudip 295 RANA, Suresh Vir Singh 287 DUBE, Anuradha 279 RAUT, Srimanta Kumar 303 GARG, Lalit Chander 296 SARKAR, Sagartirtha 264 GHOSH, Sukla 257 SAVARIAR, Vincent 272 GHOSH, Tapash Chandra 258 SAXENA, Prabhu Narain 304 GOMES, Antony 297 SHARMA, Mandeep 288 GOSWAMI, Umesh Chandra 259 SHARMA, Ramesh C. 265 GOYAL, Neena 298 SHARMA, Vijay Kumar 273 HALDAR, Chandana 268 SINGH, Dileep Kumar 299 HOTI, Sugeerappa Laxmanappa 280 SWARUP, Anoop 274 JAIN, Subodh Kumar 260 TAHSEEN, Qudsia 275 JENA, Joykrushna 281 TRIPATHI, Renu 276 KAR, Devashish 269 VARSHNEY, Akhilesh Chandra 289 KEERIKKATTIL, Joy Paily 282 VENUGOPALAN, Vayalam Purath 266 KROTHAPALLI, Raja Surya S. Rao 283 VERMA, Rama Shanker 290 MARIA-JOSEPH, Michael Aruldhas 261 WUDAYAGIRI, Rajendra 277 MEDICAL & FORENSIC SCIENCES ABRAHAM, Annie 348 DAMLE, Satyawan Gangaramji 359 ADIGA, Satish Kumar 305 DASGUPTA, Uma 360 BAHADUR, Raj 358 DASH, Debabrata 369 BASHYAM, Murali Dharan 306 DOGRA, Prem Nath 370 BASU, Sandip 307 GANGENAHALLI, Gurudutta Urgaiah 312 BISWAS, Jyotirmay 336 GARG, Pramod Kumar 313 CHAKRABORTY, Soumen 308 GARG, Ravindra Kumar 314 CHAKRAVARTY, Runu 309 GAUR, Shailendra Nath 371 CHAUDHURI, Keya 337 GHOSH, Sankar Kumar 339 CHAUDHURI, Swapna 310 GIRI, Ashok Kumar 315 CHHIBBER, Sanjay 338 JAIN, Amita 349 CHOUDHURY, Nabajyoti 311 JAMIL, Kaiser 316 JULKA, Pramod Kumar 317 PHANITHI, Prakash Babu 355 KANNABIRAN, Chitra 340 PODDAR, Mrinal Kanti 375 KAUL, Deepak 361 RAM, Jagat 376 KAUR, Gurcharan 319 RANI, Rajni 344 KHANNA, Vinay Kumar 341 RAY, Arunabha 329 KHULLAR, Madhu 320 SALUJA, Daman 345 KRISHAN, Kewal 362 SARKAR, Banwarilal 364 KUMAR, Anil 350 SATISHCHANDRA, Parthasarathy 346 KUMAR, Ashok 321 SATYAMOORTHY, Kapaettu 365 KUMAR, Raj 363 SAXENA, Sunita 366 KUMAR, Vijay Lakshmi 351 SENGUPTA, Shantanu 330 MALHOTRA, Rajesh 372 SHARMA, Deepak 377 MANDAL, Anil Kumar 373 SHUKLA, Rakesh 356 MANDAL, Mahitosh 352 SHUKLA, Sangeeta 331 MANDAL, Nripendranath 342 SHUKLA, Yogeshwar 378 MEHROTRA, Divya 353 SINGH, Mahendra Pratap 332 MEHROTRA, Ravi 322 SINGH, Sanjay 357 MISRA, Sanjeev 323 SINGH, Sarman 379 MUKERJI, Mitali 354 SINGH, Surender 333 MUKHOPADHYAY, Asish Kumar 374 TRIPATHI, Anil Kumar 347 MUKHOPADHYAY, Satinath 324 TRIPATHI, Arvind 334 MUKHOPADHYAYA, Rabindranath 325 VALECHA, Neena 380 NALLARI, Pratibha 343 VASANTHAPURAM, Ravi 367 PALURU, Vijayachari 326 VEMUGANTI, Geeta Kashyap 368 PARMAR, Devendra 327 VIKRAM, Naval Kishore 381 PAUL, Vinod Kumar 328 VUTHALURU, Seenu 335 ANIMAL SCIENCES (Structural, Developmental, Functional, Genetical, Ecological, Behavioural Taxonomical and Evolutionary Aspects) CHANDRA, GOUTAM (b 1963), Professor, Department of Zoology, The University of Burdwan, WB Member of the NASI: No (YON 2014, Animal Sciences) Conducted filarial epidemiology covering vast areas of West Bengal based on WHO parameters (Hati et al.,1989; Chandra & Hati,1993; Chandra et al., 2013), established 3rd quadrant of night as peak period of filarial transmission Chandra,1995), established method of computing vector survival rate per gonotrophic cycle (Chandra et al.,1996), established Anopheles subpictus (A) as malaria vector in rural Bengal (Chatterjee and Chandra, 2000), sandflygenic sites with limiting factors for sandfly breeding were discovered (Chandra et al.,1994), method of sandfly culture in laboratory was developed (Chandra et al., 2005), methods of phytochemical analyses by spraying reagents were developed (Ghosh et al.,2008), dose of DEC was determined for microfilaremics with high (>40) microfilarial density (Chandra and Paramanik, 2008), larvivoracity of several fishes and insects was established (Chandra et al., 2008a, 2008b, 2013; Mandal et al., 2008), several plants were reported to have mosquitocidal, wormicidal, molluscicidal and bactericidal roles (Bhattacharjee et al., 2006; Ghosh et al., 2008, 2012; Hossain et al., 2012, 2013; Rawani et al., 2013), synergism between phytochemicals and antibiotics against pathogenic bacteria (Chatterjee et al., 2009) were established, green silver nano particles were synthesized by Drypetes roxburghii and Solanum nigrum having mosquitocidal and bactericidal activities (Haldar et al., 2012; Rawani et al., 2013). Geobacillus thermodenitrificans (thermophilic bacterium) was isolated and established as bioremidiator of some heavy metals (Chatterjee et al., 2010). Physicochemical characterization, functional and sequence analyses and phylogenetic study of some snake venom toxin proteins and related nontoxin proteins of other chordates were done (Panda and Chandra, 2012, 2013). Proposer : Prof. Vinod Prakash Sharma, Seconder : Prof. Anupam Chatterjee Ten Best Publications: 1. Chandra G (1995), Peak period of filarial transmission, American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 53: 378-379. (if= 2.592, ci= 7) 2. Bhattacharjee I, Chatterjee SK, Chatterjee SN & Chandra G (2006), Antibacterial potentiality of Argemone mexicana solvent extracts against some pathogenic bacteria, Memorias Do Instituto Oswaldo Cruz, 101(6): 645-648. (if= 1.363, ci= 69) 3. Ghosh A, Das BK, Roy A, Mandal B & Chandra G (2008), Antibacterial activity of some medicinal plant extracts, Journal of Natural Medicine,62: 259-262. (if= 1.516, ci= 68) 4. Chowdhury N, Ghosh A & Chandra G (2008), Mosquito larvicidal activities of Solanum villosum berry extract against the dengue vector Stegomyia aegypti, BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine,8:10-17. (if= 2.20, ci= 54) 5. Mandal S, Bhattacharjee I, Ghosh A & Chandra G (2008), Biocontrol Efficiency of Odonate nymphs against larvae of the mosquito, Culex quinquefasciatus Say, 1823, Acta Tropica, 106: 109-114. (if= 2.787, ci= 13) 6. Ghosh A, Chowdhury N & Chandra G (2008), Laboratory evaluation of a phytosteroid compound of mature leaves of day jasmine (Solanaceae: Solanales) against larvae of C. quinquefasciatus (Diptera: Culicidae) and non-target organism, Parasitology Research,103 :271-277. (if= 2.852, ci= 46) 7. Chandra G, Mandal S.K., Ghosh AK, Das D, Banerjee SS & Chakraborty S (2008), Biocontrol of larval mosquitoes by Acilius sulcatus (Coleoptera: Dytiscidae), BMC Infectious Diseases, 8: 138-145. (if= 3.15, ci= 14) 8. Chatterjee SK, Bhattacharjee I & Chandra G (2010), Biosorption of heavy metals from industrial waste water by Geobacillus thermodenitrificans, Journal of Hazardous Materials,175: 117-125. (if= 4.533, ci= 59) 9. Haldar MK, Haldar B & Chandra G (2013), Fabrication, characterization and mosquito larvicidal bioassay of silver nanoparticles synthesized from aqueous fruit extract of putranjiva, Drypetes roxburghii (Wall), Parasitology Research, 112: 1451-1459. (if= 2.852, ci= 4) 10. Rawani A, Ghosh A & Chandra G (2013), Mosquito larvicidal and antimicrobial activity of synthesized nano-crystalline silver particles using leaves and green berry extract of Solanum nigrum L. (Solanaceae: Solanales), Acta tropica, 128: 613-622. (if= 2.787, ci=Nil) [ 255 ] CHAUHAN, RAMSWAROOP SINGH (b 1958), Professor, Veterinary Pathology, GBPUAT Pantnagar- 263145 Uttarakhand Member of the NASI: No (YON 2014, Animal Sciences) During his tenure as academician and scientist, he has written 73 books including 21 manuals and 1 monograph; most of them are very popular among the students world over. He contributed 80 chapters in different books and published 188 research papers in various National and International journals of repute. Besides, he participated in 16 International and 57 National Conferences. He also popularizes the scientific research by publishing 322 semi-technical articles in various magazines. He is life member of 15 scientific bodies and has been in several executive committee such as Chairman, President,Secretary- General,Vice President, Registrar, ICVP, etc. Based on his contributions and scientific achievements, he has been awarded with several prizes, medals and honours including Best Young Scientist Award (1992), IAAVR Award (1996), National Fellow Award (1999), Fellow NAVS (2000), Fellow SIIP (2001), K.S. Nair Memorial Award (1999), Vigyan Bharti Award (2000),
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