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School of BiotechnologyMadurai Kamaraj University, Madurai |
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Dr.Aditya Kumar Gupta Professor Dept.of Plant Biotechnology mail : akg54sify.com |
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Research Interests
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![]() M.Phil students guided����������� 1. O.R.Yatheeswaran (1989), �Induction of callus formation in rice and cowpea�, M.Phil degree awarded by Bharathidasan University, Thiruchirapalli. 2. K.Rajendran (1989), �Regulation of nitrate reductase by IAA and Kinetin in etiolated green gram seedlings� M.Phil degree awarded by Bharahidasan University, Thiruchrapalli 3. S.Shanthini (1989 ), �Ammonium regulation of nitrate reductase induction in etiolated rice seedlings�, M.Phil degree awarded by Bharathidasan University, Thiruchirapalli. Ph.D students guided 1. C. Raghunath �Molecular mechanisms of nitrate reductase induction by light and nitrate in higher plants�, Degree awarded by Madurai Kamaraj University, INDIA. 2. M.Ramesh �Genetic transformation of Indica rice using biolistic gene delivery system�, Degree awarded by Madurai Kamaraj University, INDIA. 3. V.Mathangi �Development of transgenics in economically important crop plants�, Degree awarded by Madurai Kamaraj University, INDIA. 4. P.Theriappan �Molecular mechanism of abiotic stress tolerance in higher plants�, Degree awarded by Madurai Kamaraj University, INDIA. 5. Anoop,N �Genetic Engineering of Oryza sativa v indica for salinity and tolerance and insect resistance� Thesis submitted� to Madurai Kamaraj University , India 6. A.Mushtaaq � �Identification of genes conferring abiotic stress tolerance in indica rice� thesis submitted to Madurai Kamaraj University, India. �Ph.D students currently working 1. Satheesh Kumar -Genetic engineering of Casuarina eqisetifolia for salinity and drought tolerance. 2. K.Vydehi -Functional Genomics of cellular differentiation in Rice. 3. Joseph vijay � Isolation and characterization of abiotic stress induced genes from Oryza sativa. 4. Kalidhasan.N- Study of root specific EST�s from tomato. 5. SivaPriya: Characterization of root developmental genes from tomato. |