A. Student Research
(UNDERGRADUATE)
I. Supported by DBT Star Scheme and Status
2023-24
1. Isolation and identification of Staphylococcus aureus from Sweet meat and studying its virulence factors. (Ms Sakshi Sakunde and Ms Khushi Jain)
2. Identify and isolate PHB producing microorganisms from the mangrove soil sample.(Ms Oindrilla Chakraborty, Ms Preksha Sharma and Ms Maheen Shaikh)
3. Preparation of turmeric extract and evaluate its antibacterial activity against different bacterial strains.(Ms Dhuha Shah and Ms Saba Bajewala)
4. Microbiological Analysis of Milk Samples. (Ms Samika Pandey, Ms Cheryl Fernandes, Ms Soha Siddiqui, Ms Astha Singh, Ms Sakshi Gupta and Ms Atira Noronha)
5. From Waste to Growth: Investigating Cellulose Nanoparticles Synthesized from Corn Stover for Agricultural Benefit.(Ms Pranali Joshi, Ms Haadiya, Ms Heena Mehta, Ms Sidra, Ms Sobiya Ansari and Ms Janhavi Raut)
6. Comparative Study of Normal flora of diabetic people.(Ms Sakshi Sakunde, Ms Rutuja Salunkhe)
7. Isolation of plant pathogens from diseased plants - (Ms Gulnaz Khan, Ms Shoeba, Ms Ayesha)
8. Effect of waste water arising from usage of skin care products on the growth of microorganisms - FYBSc class project
9. Comparative Study of Normal flora of diabetic people -Sakshi Sakunde, Rutuja Salunkhe
10. Isolation of genomic DNA from Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Klebsiella pneumoniae, Staphylococcus aureus, Bacillus cereus, and thermophilic bacteria using Perchlorate Method and its confirmation via UV-Visible Spectrophotometer - Ms. Alen Shibu, Ms. Kirti Shinde, Ms. Zainab Khatoon, Ms. Yashra Khan (Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Klebsiella pneumoniae) Ms. Paridhi Dwivedi, Ms. Anjali Sharma, Ms. Zehra Bhinderwala (S.aureus, Bacillus cereus), Ms. Jollin Coelho, Ms. Farhat Memon, Ms. Sahana Kumara (thermophilic bacteria). E.coli was used as a control in every case.
2022-2023
1. Isolation of plant pathogens from diseased plants.(Ms Gulnaz Khan, Ms Shoeba Iqbal and Ms Ayesha Ansari)
2. Immobilization of lipase and its potential application. (Ms Valerie Antony, Ms Afifa Kapadia , Ms Ekta Gupta, Ms Zoha Khan and Ms Shweta Lade)
3. Straw preservation using herbal extracts . (Ms Aiysha Khan, Ms Ayesha Ansari, Ms Batul Ratlamwala, Ms Sahana Kumara, Ms Jollin Coelho, Ms Fatema Ansari, Ms Fatema Tambawala, Ms Cheryl Fernandes, Ms Sakshi Gupta, Ms Zahra Bhinderawala, Ms Soha Siddiqui, Ms Aishwarya Patil, Ms Samia Khan, Ms Harshal Bhingerdive, Ms Jheel Kambli)
4. Extraction of bacteriocin from Lactobacillus.(Isolation of plant pathogens from diseased plants - (Ms Gulnaz Khan, Ms Shoeba and Ms Ayesha)
5. Immobilization of lipase and its potential application.(Ms Valerie Antony, Ms Afifa Kapadia, Ms Ekta Gupta, Ms Zoha Khan and Ms Shweta Lade)
6. Development of a miniaturized technique for enrichment and isolation of cellulose degrading microorganisms from soil. (Ms. Haadiya Ansari and Ms. Noor Fatima Khan)
7. Development of miniaturized technique for enrichment and isolation of thermophiles.(Ms Dhuha Shah and Ms Fatema Chinwala)
8. Detection of Salmonella species in formula milk and lactation booster.(Ms Afnan Somani and Ms. Sobiya Ansari)
9. Measurement of microbial activity in soil collected from different locations of Sophia College campus using Soil respiration method. (Ms. Areeba Khan, Ms. Nisha Tiwari, Ms Pragati Singh and Ms Shilpa Panchal)
10. Isolation, Enrichment, and extraction of exopolysaccharides from exopolysaccharide producing bacteria. (Ms Megha Pillai, Ms Aisha Khan, Ms Fatimah Bhayani ,Ms Asma Surya and Ms Harshita Pathare)
11. Assessment of microbial flora on the surface of mobile phones and study of antibiotic resistance patterns.(Ms Sylvia Horta,Ms Prachi Davande, Ms Shrutika More, Ms Uzma Kazi and Ms Mariyum Ansari)
12. Isolation, Enrichment, and extraction of exopolysaccharides from exopolysaccharide producing bacteria. (Ms Megha Pillai, Ms Aisha Khan, Ms Fatimah Bhayani, Ms Asma Surya and Ms Harshita Pathare)
13. Assessment of microbial flora on the surface of mobile phones and study of antibiotic resistance patterns.(Ms Sylvia Horta, Ms Prachi davande,Shrutika more,Ms Uzma Kazi, Ms Mariyum Ansari.)
14. Evaluation of Antimicrobial effect of biologically and chemically synthesized silver nanoparticles on dental biofilm forming microorganisms.( Ms Pranali Joshi, Ms Aisha Dabir, Ms Aneska, Ms Ayesha Parkar,Ms Zareen Shaikh , Ms Tuba Memon) 15. Effect of Lactic Acid Bacteria On The Shelf Life Of Microgreens(Ms Ruchi Bohidar, Ms Ms Heena Mehta, Ms Shravani Priya, Ms Musfirah Shaikh, Ms Fareeha Dabir.) 16. Isolation of Amylase producers from Potato. (Ms Alisha Shaikh) 17. Efficacy of Brushing Teeth With Respect To Time And Toothpaste. (Ms Rushali Das, Ms Sarah Shaikh, Ms Vidushi Kandpal)
2019-2020
1. Isolation of oleaginous yeast for production of PHB and fatty acids.(Ms Fatima Zarah, Ms Arif Chamadiya, Ms Shabnam Khan)
2. Bacterial Isolation and identification from used handkerchief of male, female
and kid.(Ms Nazish Shaikh and Ms Heena Kausar Sayyed)
3. Kombucha: Worth the hype?(Ms Olivia Anthony)
4. Preliminary studies on microbiological degradation of methylene blue by Bacillus cereus. (Ms Zahabiya Chinikamwala, Ms Iman Dhansay and Ms Madhurima Pandya)
5. Analysis of ice-creams in Mumbai.(Ms Radhika Dashottar, Ms Nafia Zahidi)
6. Effect of copper nanoparticles on fungi. (Ms Nidhi Narayanan, Ms K.Vayeda)
7. Bacteriological and Chemical Analysis Of Shelf Life On The Quality Of Butter and Mayonnaise Before and after the Expiry Date. (Ms Amanda Taffy & Ms Sristi Pradhan)
8. Phytochemical characteristics, Antimicrobial and Antibiofilm activity of ginger extract. (Ms Asmita Nitin Khadye, Ms Riffat & Jinisha Shah)
9. Microbiological analysis of Ganga Water. (Ms Shivani Sahay & Ms Asma Shaikh)
10. Preparation of slow release biofertilizer using cellulose nanoparticles and the study of its effect on plant growth. (Ms Isha Barve and Ms Prashanthi Sirisilla)
11. Qualitative and quantitative detection of microbial lipase and its application.(Ms Sumaiya Ansari and Ms Ruksar Khan).
12. Antibacterial effect of Cinnamon. (Ms Priyanka Suryavanshi and Ms Shaima Parker)
13. Microbiological Analysis of Mayonnaise samples served at Local Vendors. (Ms Afreen Ansari, Ms Vidhi Rathod and Ms Shakira Khan)
14. Water analysis of Banganga Tank. (Ms Kajal Rai and Ms Jyoti Kalita)
15. Microbial spoilage of food and study of polysaccharide producers.(Ms Aqdas Shaikh and Ms Pratiksha Adhavaryu)
16. Antimicrobial properties of copper. (Ms Lamaya Ansari, Ms Afreen Ansari, Ms Vidhi Rathod and Ms Shakira Khan)
17. Verification of antibacterial effect of ANTI-BAC Crompton LED bulb on air flora by
sedimentation method. (Ms Disha Vaidya, Ms Sujata Urmude and Ms Tiann Jacinto)
18. Studying the antibacterial effect of ANTI-BAC Crompton LED bulb on endospore forming bacteria Bacillus cereus. (Ms Lopamudra Panja and Ms Shilpa Binoj)
19. Studying the antibacterial effect of ANTI-BAC Crompton LED bulb on pigment producing bacteria such as Serratia marcescens and Sarcina lutea.(Ms Hasnat Khan, Ms Mudra Joshi and Ms Shaziya Sayed)
20. Studying the antibacterial effect of the ANTI-BAC Crompton LED bulb on Escherichia coli.(Ms Mugdha Pandit, Ms Riya Rodrigues and Ms Rupshree Bhosale)
2018-2019
1. Green synthesis of zinc oxide nanoparticles and study of its antimicrobial property.(Ms Sharmin Shaikh and Ms Sumaiya Ansari)
2. Synthesis of zinc oxide nanoparticles by chemical method and study its antimicrobial activity. (Ms Nida Kazi and Ms Asma Siddiqui,)
3. Synthesis of Aluminium nanoparticles using tea, coffee and triphala extracts and study of its antibacterial activity on S.aureus and E.coli..(Ms Isha Singh and Ms Madhureema Pandey)
4. Green synthesis of magnesium oxide nanoparticles and study of its antimicrobial property.(Ms Ruksar Khan and Ms Shabnam Khan)
5. Isolation of actinomycetes from mangrove rhizosphere.(Ms Jovitta Sirisill)
6. Antimicrobial activity of lemon juice on E. coli and S. aureus (Ms. Vedangi Parab)
7. Antimicrobial effect of neem and cloves on mouth flora.(Ms Saheli Mondal and Ms Shreya Powle)
8. The isolation and identification of biosurfactant producing bacteria.(Ms Alfiya Khan, Ms Joyliza D costa and Ms Tahseen Shaikh)
9. Effect of Facewash and hand sanitizer on skin infection causing bacteria. (Ms Shagufta Shaikh)
10. Enumeration and characterisation of microflora present on the ATVM at Western railway stations in Mumbai (Ms Riffat Khan and Ms Arshiya Shaikh)
11. Study of characteristics of halophilic yeasts, it's salt tolerance and ability to ferment carbohydrates.(Ms Isha Barve)
12. Study of fermentative characteristics of lactic acid bacteria from probiotics. (Ms Fatima Zarah Chamadiya)
13. Bacteriological analysis of fermented foods products Jalebi,before and after fermentation. (Ms Shraddha Lad)
14. Microbiological analysis of fermented food Kallappam.(Ms Amanda Taffy)
15. Study of fermented food FENI .(Priyanka Suryavanshi)
16. Bacterial analysis of lip balm baby lips.(Ms Palak Sompura)
17. To study the flora of cosmetics eyeliner kajal. (Ms Nameera Shaikh)
18. Formulation of new cost-effective vegetable based media for cultivation of Lactic acid bacteria Beetroot extract agar.(Ms Ekta Gada)
19. Formulation of new cost-effective vegetable based media for cultivation of Lactic acid bacteria Spinach agar. (Ms Vaishnavi Joshi)
20. Enrichment, Isolation and study of thermophiles from soil, pond water, sea in Mumbai and outside Mumbai (Konkan) and application in textile industry.(Ms. Khadija Shaikh, Ms. Iman Dhansay, Ms. Asma Shaikh and Ms. Delcy Fernandes)
21. Effect of Cough syrups, Anti-inflammatory drugs, Pain killers, Hypertension and blood pressure medicines on normal flora of gastrointestinal tract.(Ms Asmita Khadye, Ms Aiman Naik, Ms Shivani Sahay and Ms Nafia Zahidi)
22. Detection of Enterococcus faecalis in water, milk, vegetables and salad and checking its antibiotic susceptibility.(Ms Asma Ansari, Ms Zahabiya Chinikamwala, Ms Nida Shaikha and Ms Tabassum Shaikh)
23. Production of silver nanoparticles using chemicals and natural extracts like Garlic and Aloe vera and their effect on production of capsule by Klebsiella pneumoniae and on biofilm formation by natural flora of pond water. (Ms Sristi Pradhan, Ms Alka Kamat, and Ms Bibi Fatima Shaikh)
EXSP
2023-24
1. Immobilization Of Microorganisms For Wastewater Treatment.(Ms Ruchi Bohidar).
2. Antibacterial activity of different plant extracts on medical gauze.(Ms Preksha Sharma and Ms Sakshi Sakunde)
2018-19
1. Detection, Isolation and identification of Chlorpyrifos degrading bacteria. (Ms Bhavna Menon, Ms Priyanka Rodrigues and Ms Meghna Talukdar)
2. Effect of various parameters on pigment production by Pseudomonas.(Ms Jayshree Divekar)
(POST GRADUATE)
M.Sc dissertation projects
2023-2024
1. Isolation of Streptomyces species capable of producing antibacterial agents against pathogenic bacteria.(Ms Priyanka Dave)
2. Isolation of bacteriophages against shrimp-derived Vibrio & employment of the same to curb Vibrio infections in shrimp in vivo.(Ms Synora D?Costa)
3. Exploring microbial pigments: from extraction to application.(Ms Mahek Kazi)
4. Identification and characterization of microorganisms that decolorize congo red from several environment consortiums.(Ms Shivani Pandey)
5. Exploring siderophore: A potential tool to remediate heavy metal-polluted agricultural land.(Ms Sushmitha Gowda)
6. The potential utilization of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH'S) degrader in wastewater treatment and for low-cost biodiesel production.(Ms Rohini priya) 7. Isolation and screening of amylase-producing bacteria from various soil and water samples, optimization of enzyme production using natural waste carbon sources, and checking its application in desizing of the fabric.(Ms Khyati Champaneri)
8. Isolation of cellulase producing bacteria, optimisation of cellulase production & activity and application in the biopolishing of cotton fabric.(Ms Supriya Dubey)
2022-2023
1. Degradation of Remazol Brilliant Blue R (RBBR) dye : Efficiency and Storage Stability of Iron Oxide Magnetic Nanoparticles Immobilized Cells.(Ms Aafreen Ansari)
2. Isolation of Bacterial strains that can efficiently degrade anthraquinone dye Remazol Brilliant Blue R and use it in electricity generation via the Microbial Fuel Cell.(Mr Abhishek Thakur)
3. Study of antimicrobial and antifungal activities of stem extract and nanoparticles and prepared from the plant Ioxra Coccinea.(Ms Purva Kantak)
4. A brief study on the microbial degradation of polycyclic, aromatics, hydrocarbons in an eco-friendly manner to sustain the environment.(Ms Hasnat Khan)
5. Isolation of protease enzymes from alkaliphilic bacteria and its applications in tanning industry.(Ms Dayna Lobo)
6. Isolation of thermophilic and mesophilic cellulose degrading bacteria and determination of their cellulolytic potential.(Ms Salonee Lopes)
7. Isolation of pigment producing bacteria from soil and water samples and application of the pigments produced.(Ms Shreya Thorat)
8. Isolation and screening of amylase producing halophilic bacteria.(Mr Siddhesh Sawant)
Being COVID pandemic, teaching was in online mode and therefore projects of the academic years 2020-2021, 2021-2022 were based on literature surveys.
2021-2022
1. Synthesis of silver nanoparticles using banana peel extract, determination of its antimicrobial activity and effectiveness on microbial load of water.(Ms Maeeda Ansari)
2. The study of biodegradation of plastics (polyethylene and polystyrene).(Ms Sadiya Banu Choudhary)
3. Biosurfactant production from Lactobacillus species and its application as an emulsifying agent in food processing.(Ms Reshma Nair)
4. Isolation Of Xylanase Producing Organisms From Soil And Its Application For Fruit Juice Clarification.(Ms Ariella Brit)
5. Study of exopolysaccharides produced by microorganisms and their use for biosorption and bioaccumulation of heavy metals.(Ms Tanisha Chouhan)
6. Isolation of Golden yellow HER degrading microorganisms from mangrove soil collected from suburbs near Mumbai and degradation of dye using immobilized cells.(Ms Nafia Zahidi)
7. Isolation and characterization of marine bacteria producing PUFA, its optimization and use in cosmetics.(Ms Zainab Shahiwala)
2020-2021
1. Isolation and optimization of Bacteriocins from Lactic acid bacteria.(Mr Gaurav Sriram)
2. Isolation of lipids from microalgae for producing semipermeable liposomes that can be used for microencapsulation of Plant nutrients.(Ms Vaibhavi Mullasery)
3. Isolation of Naphthalene Degrading Fungi From Petroleum Polluted Soil.(Ms Reema Yadav)
4. Formulation of Probiotic Soy Yogurts and assessment of the effects of various strain combinations.(Mr Rahul Gupta)
5. Pharmacognostic and pharmacological activity of Bryophyllum pinnatum.(Ms Priyanka Supal)
6. Action of protease inhibitors on biofilm.(Ms Aamina Khan)
7. Biosynthesis of Selenium Nanoparticles Using Escherichia coli and Its Application for The Adsorption of Heavy Metal Ion (Zinc Ion).(Ms Misbah Ansari)
8. Formulation and evaluation of the efficacy of microemulsions on wound biofilms.(Ms Rosephil Coutinho)
2019-2020
1. Bioremediation of lead:Screening, Optimization and Applications.(Ms Anne Mary Pius)
2. Chromium resistant microbes:A key to chromium bioremediation.(Ms Olivia Lopes)
3. Isolation and screening of microorganisms for tyrosinase inhibitory activity.(Ms Mansi Kadam)
4. Isolation and characterization of probiotic organisms from natural sources.(Ms Tasneem Kapasi)
5. Study of various parameters to enhance lipid content of algae for formulation of skin cream.(Ms Sian Pinto)
6. Isolation of pigmented Actinomycetes from natural habitat and application of extracted pigment in cosmetic formulation.(Ms Ankita Ingale)
7. Evaluation of antimicrobial, antioxidant, anticancer properties of Ocimum tenuiflorum and Cathranthus roseus.(Ms Ayesha Shaikh)
8. Comparative study of antimicrobial, antibiofilm, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activity of Carica Papaya leaves and fruit extract.(Ms Nikita Lore)
2018-2019
1. Rhizobacteria: Isolation, characterization, and applications.(Ms Sonal Pal)
2. Study of in vitro drug delivery system using antimicrobial mangrove plant extract loaded chitosan nanoparticles.(Ms Priyanaka Mithbawakar)
3. Evaluation of antimicrobial, antioxidant and enzymatic activity of metabolites extracted from Actinomycetes isolated from soil.(Ms Pranavi Dandekar)
4. Applications of pigment produced by marine bacteria.(Ms Sevia Rebello)
5. Evaluation of Dye Decolourization activity of Consortia of Cyanobacterial isolates.(Ms Divya Kabadi)
6. Microparticle enhanced cultivation of Basidiomycetes for enhanced production of Laccase and evaluation of its efficiency in deinking.(Ms Samia Palat)
7. Evaluation of a topical formulation containing extracts of turmeric, pomegranate and banana peel on Staphylococcus aureus pathogenesis and studying its wound healing properties.(Ms Rukiya Safa Patel)
8. Anticandida and Immunomodulating activity of apple cider vinegar; its use in treating denture stomatitis and as a root canal irrigate.(Ms Gulafsha Khan)
9. Extraction of prodigiosin and serratiopeptidase from Serratia marcescens and examine their synergistic activity against Uropathogens.(Ms Niyoti Jayakar)
Dr. Arjumanara Surti
1. 2022 „Bioprospecting of Oleaginous Yeast for Sustainable Biodiesel Production using Waste Glycerol? (Ayesha Shaikh)
2. 2022 „Bio-control of a major aquaculture pathogen Flavobacterium columnare using bacteriophages? (Candida Silveira)
3. 2019 „Development of antimicrobial films containing extracts of spices and herbs for food packaging? (Roonal Kataria)
B. Staff Research projects
Dr. Arjumanara Surti 1. 2022-2023 Smt Dhandevi Mahindra Scholarship Award for the research project titled „Biodegradation of Remazol Brilliant Blue R and generation of electricity using Microbial Fuel Cell?. 2. 2016-17 Smt Dhandevi Mahindra Scholarship Award for the research project titled „Biodegradation of Reactive red 2 by Pseudomonas spp.: free v/s cells immobilized on superparamagnetic Fe3O4 nanoparticles?. 3. 2015-16 Minor Research grant from University of Mumbai for the research project titled „Screening of microorganisms degrading PCB mixture- Aroclor 1254 and analysis of its biodegradation by free cells & cells coated with magnetite nanoparticles?.
4. 2010-2012 UGC Minor Research grant for the research project titled „Screening of PCB degrading microorganisms and study of their degradation capacity by free cells and cells immobilized on magnetite nanoparticles?. 5. 2010-2011 Minor Research grant from the University of Mumbai for the research project titled „Keratinase: Isolation, characterization and the probable use of the keratin degradation products in bacteriological media for cultivation of microorganisms?. 6. 2007-2008 Minor Research grant from the University of Mumbai for the research project titled „Study of the effect of silver nanoparticles on formation of biofilm by Escherichia coli on catheter associated urinary tract infection?. 7. 2003-2004 Minor Research grant from the University of Mumbai for the research project titled „Microbial production of poly (3-hydroxy butyric acid) [P (3HB)]: A Source of Biodegradable Plastic?.
Dr. Rajbinder Kaur Dehiya
1. 2024-25: RUSA supported research project titled, “Preliminary studies on Sustainable Microbial Cellulose Production from Bacteria Isolated from Rotten Fruits.”
2. 2017-18: Minor research grant from University of Mumbai for the project titled, “Preparation of low cost indigenous amperometric whole cell based biosensor”.
3. 2014-15: Minor research grant from University of Mumbai for the project titled, “Screening of Microalgae from local habitats as a potential source of Biofuel and antimicrobials.”
4. 2011-2012: The Rotary Club of Bombay MidTown Smt Sumitra Devi Jatia Research Award for the project titled, “Setting up of a Laboratory scale microbial / bio-desalination cell”.
5. 2010-2011:Dr. (Mrs.) Barbra Naidu Memorial Scholarship for the project titled, “Microbial Fuel Cell and its application in wastewater treatment.”
6. 2009-2010: Minor research grant from University of Mumbai for the project titled, “Microbial Siderophores: Isolation, Characterization and Quantification from polluted soils.”
7. 2007-2008: Minor research grant from University of Mumbai for the project titled, “Microbial degradation of Methyl Parathion: Characterization of its metabolites and their effect on Biological systems,”
8. 2003-2004: Minor research grant from University of Mumbai for the project titled, “Cytotoxic effects of Enteropathogenic E. coli: Invitro studies.”
Ms Shraddha Prabhu
1. 2023-24: Isolation And Evaluation Of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon (PAH) Degraders As A Source Of Single-Cell Protein (SCP) Supported By : Lobo Dubey Research Scholarship
2. 2004-05 “Biofilm Of Mutans Streptococci: Susceptibility Pattern Before And After Chlorhexidine Exposure.” This Minor Research Project Was Awarded A Consolation Prize By The University Of Mumbai
Mr. Vijay Vig 1. 2024-25: RUSA supported research project titled, “Identification of pigment producing bacteria and fungi from soil, sea water and food products, and characterization of the pigment produced”
2. 2024-25: Dhandevi Mahindra Scholarship Award for the research project titled, “Isolation, purification of mesophilic and alkaliphilic cellulase producing bacteria from soil, cow dung and kitchen waste, optimization of cellulase production and checking it's application in leaf litter degradation and biopolishing in the textile industry.”
C. PUBLICATIONS
Dr Arjumanara Surti
1. Roonal Kataria and Dr Arjumanara Surti (2024) „Preliminary Screening of Phytochemicals and Essential Oils in Selected Herbs and Spices? in International Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences’ 2; (12) : 1034-1041
2. Arjuman Surti and Mugdha Taral (2024) „Study of Optimization, characterization and Applications of Keratinase produced by a Bacillus strain? in Journal of Applied Biological Sciences, 18 (2) : 143-161
3. Ayesha Shaikh and Arjumanara Surti (2024) „Exploring Oleaginous yeasts from diverse environmental sources for biodiesel production using crude glycerol :isolation, characterization, and lipid analysis in International Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research, Vol 11 (5) : c577- c585
4. Arjumanara Surti and Aafreen Aslam Ansari (2024) „A Comparative Study of Biodegradation of dyes in textile effluent by free and immobilized bacterial cells in International Journal of All Research Education and Scientific Methods, Vol 12 (3) : 8-14 5. Ayesha Shaikh and Arjumanara Surti (2024) „Oleaginous Yeast: A Promising Pathway for Biodiesel Production? in International Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research, Vol 11 (2) : d281-295
6. Arjumanara Surti and Aafreen Aslam Ansari (2023) „Screening of potential environmental isolates with Remazol Brilliant Blue R metabolizing activity?, in International Journal of Enhanced Research in Science, Technology and Engineering, Vol 12 (12): 8 - 14
7. Arjuman Surti and Manali Sawant Shraddha (2023) Study of phosphate solubilizing strain from mangrove soil as a bioinoculant for plant growth promotion in European Journal of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Volume 10 (12) : 184-190
8. Arjumanara Surti and Annemary Pius (2023) „Optimization of Siderophore production in lead resistant bacterium as a promising bioremediation strategy?, International journal of research publication and reviews, Vol 4 (11) : 1768-1776
9. Arjuman Surti & Sneha Mhatre (2021), Optimization of inulinase production by a fungal species isolated from rotten garlic sample, Journal of Applied Biotechnology Reports, June; 8 (2) : 164-171 10. Arjuman Surti and Vinita D?Souza (2019), Isolation and Screening of Streptomyces Species Producing Anti-Microbial Compounds active against Multi-Drug Resistant
Pathogens causing Respiratory Tract Infections?, International Journal of Pharmacy and Biological Sciences, Vol 9 (1) : 850-859
11. Arjuman Surti and Rubina Ansari (2018) „Characterization of dye degrading potential of suspended and nanoparticles immobilised cells of Pseudomonas AR-7? in Journal of Microbiology, Biotechnology and Food Sciences, Vol 8 (2) { 774-780
12. Sachitesh Devrukhkar, Amruta Kothare, Dipit Kochar, and Arjumanara Surti (2017) Aerobic degradation of Aroclor 1242 by Pseudomonas mendocina strain CL-10.4.? in International Journal of Advanced Research and Development, 2 (3) : 128-132
13. Amruta Vagal, Radha Srinivasan and Arjumanara Surti (2014) „Biodegradation of PCB 118 by Pseudomonas mendocina strain CL-10.4. coated with superparamagnetic Fe3O4 nanoparticles in International Journal of Scientific Research’ 3 (6) : 395-398
14. A.Kadam, G. Oza, P. Nemade, A. Surti and H.Shankar, (2009) „Sorption of Pathogens on to Natural Materials?, Journal of Environmental Biology,Vol. 30 (5) 641:646
15. Surti A M & Bapat M M, (2003), Isolation and Purification of extracellular protease from a new strain of Bacillus subtilis NCIM 2711, Indian Journal of Experimental Microbiology, Vol. 41, 620-626
Dr. Gianni Mapara
1. Erevelles Mapara G., Pani Prasad K. and Anthappan P. D. Development of polyclonal antibodies to Listeria monocytogenes. Proceedings of the UGC sponsored National Conference on Current Trends in Biological Sciences held on 29 th and 30 th January, 2010 at R. K. Talreja College of Arts, Science and Commerce, ISBN No.978-93-80697-57-4.
Ms Suparna Dugal
1. Dugal. S., Prabhu S., Kadiru S. Empirical Analysis of Trends in Computer Usage Among Young Women in Science.International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development. ISSN No 2349-4182.3(11)2016.pgs 68-70.
2. S.Dugal, S. Chakraborty.Biogenic synthesis of nanosilver and its antibacterial effect against resistant gram negative pathogens. Int. J. Pharm Pharm Sc. 2013.Vol 5, Issue 3, 498-501.
3. S.Dugal, H.Purohit. Antimicrobial Susceptibility Profile And Detection Of Extended Spectrum Beta-Lactamase Production By Gram Negative Uropathogens. Int. J. Pharm Pharm Sc. 2013.Vol 5, Issue 4.SJR 1.59
4. S.Dugal,A.Chaudhary. Formulation and in vitro evaluation of niosomal povidone –iodine carriers against candida albicans. Int. J. Pharm Pharm Sc. 2013.Vol 5, Issue 3, 509-512.
5. S.Dugal,A.Chaudhary. Novel Drug Delivery System for Management of S.aureus Infections in Patients Suffering Venous Stasis Ulcers. J. Adv Sci Res. 2013; 4(3):12-16.
6. Dugal Suparna, Choudhary Aasia.,2012, Lentiviral Mediated Correction of Genetic Disorders, J Adv Sci Res, 3(4): 04-14.
7. S.Dugal, M. Gangawane, 2012. Cross-Resistance to Zinc Exhibited By cadmium-Resistant Pseudomonas Species Isolated from Heavy Metal Contaminated Soil. Biosciences International, 1(2): 40-44.
8. S.Dugal, A. Chaudhary. Microencapsulation of an antiseptic for sustained microbicidal activity. Proceedings 2012-National Conference on Phytochemistry: Recent Trends and Challenges.
9. Dugal S, Gangawane M., 2012. Metal tolerance and potential of penicillium species for use in mycoremediation, J. Chem. Pharm. Res.; 4(5):2362-2366.
10. Dugal S., Khanvilkar S., Prabhu S., 2011. A Novel Strategy to control Candida Biofilms. International Journal of BioSciences and Technology; Volume 4, Issue 2, Page(s): 12 – 17. ISSN: 0974 – 3987
11. Dugal Suparna, Mamajiwala Nafisa, 2011.A novel strategy to control emerging drug resistant infections. J. Chem. Pharm. Res.; 3(1):584-589. ISSN No: 0975-7384
12. Dugal Suparna, Rao Olivia, 2011. Enhancement of acid tolerance of entrapped probiotic bacteria by polyoxyethylene (80) sorbitan monooleate. J. Chem. Pharm. Res.; 3(4): 122-128. ISSN No:0975-7384
13. Dugal Suparna, Fernandes Andrea, 2011. Carbapenem Hydrolysing Metalloß-lactamases:A Review. Int J Curr Pharm Res.;Vol 3, Issue 3, 9-16.
14. Dugal Suparna, Fernandes Andrea, 2011. Formulation andevaluation of a novel mucoadhesive drug delivery system to treat intestinal candidiasis in immunocompromised patients. Research in Pharmacy 1(4) : 10-16,
15. Dugal S, Shaikh S. 2011. Assessment Of Pollution Of Mithi River, Mumbai, India. Bionano Frontier Journal Special Issue - 6; 32-35.
16. Dugal S, Mamajiwala N.,2011. Synthesis and antibacterial activity of chitosan nanoparticles and quaternary ammonium chitosan nanoparticles against drug resistant bacteria. Proceedings of National Conference on Current Trends in Biological Sciences; pages 1-5. Excel publishers.
17. S. Dugal, A.Fernandes. Evaluation of itraconazole as a chemotherapeutic agent for small intestine bacterial overgrowth Bionano frontier.5(2): 201-203.
18. S. Dugal, S. Kadiru. Effect of Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) on aquatic organisms. Journal of Association of Zoologists, India.
Dr. Rajbinder Kaur Dehiya
1. Kandpal, V., & Dehiya, R. K. (2023). CAR-T Cells: A Cancer Immunotherapy. Science
Chronicles in Research and Investigation Based Education, 4(1), 78-91. (Review article)
2. Mullassery, V., Dehiya, R.K. (2022). Nanoparticles for Smart Delivery of Pesticides and Fertilizers. Science Chronicles in Research and Investigation Based Education, 3, 88-97. (Review article)
3. Rodrigues, P., Menon, B., Talukdar, M., & Dehiya, R.K. (2021). Isolation of chlorpyrifos degrading bacteria and comparative analysis of methods to estimate extent of chlorpyrifos degradation. Science Chronicles in Research and Investigation Based Education, 2, 16-25.
4. Abbas, S., Sriram, G., & Dehiya, R. K. (2021). Azo Dyes: Microbial Degradation and Mechanisms. Science Chronicles in Research and Investigation Based Education, 2, 67-80. (Review article)
5. Somaiya, J., Khan, A., & Dehiya, R. K., (2015) Desalination of sea water and bioelectricity generation by microbial desalination cell using sewage as substrate and source of microorganisms. Int. J. Res Biosciences, 4(4), 46-53 EISSN 2319- 2844.
6. Khan, N., & Kaur, R. D., (2014). Production Of Biofuel And Other Value-Added Co-
Products From Freshwater Microalga. Conference proceedings UGC sponsored two day National level Seminar on “Expanding Panorama of Microbiology” 31-36 (ISBN -978-93-83342-05-1), organised by Changu Kana Thakur College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Panvel.
7. Dehiya R. K., Bhartiya D.,Kapadia C & Desai M. (2000) Insulin Like Growth Factor-I, Insulin Like Growth Factor Binding Protein-3 and Acid Labile Subunit Levels in Healthy Children and Adolescents Residing in Mumbai Suburbs. Indian Pediatrics, 37, 990-997. ISSN (PRINT) 0019-6061.
Ms Shraddha Prabhu
1. Samia Palat, Shraddha Prabhu (2020) „Microparticle enhanced cultivation of Basidiomycetes for enhanced production of laccase and evaluation of its efficiency in deinking. al., J Adv Sci Res; 11 (4): 61-68
2. Anam Shaikh , Shraddha Prabhu (2017) „Bioluminescent Bacteria: The Sparkling Hope For Pollution Detection? Indian J.Sci.Res. , 8(1) : 125-130 ISSN : 0976-2876 (Print),
ISSN : 2250-0138 (Online)
3. J. Fulwala, S. Prabhu (2016),„Evaluating Efficacy of Biosurfactants from Bacterial Isolates in Conferring Protection against Rhizoctonia and Sclerotium Infection in Wheat and Peanut Plants.? BMRJ 15(5): 1-13 , ISSN: 2231-0886,
4. N. Choudhary , S. Prabhu (2016) „Thermophilic Actinomycetes from Hot Water Spring Capable of Producing Enzymes of Industrial Importance? IJRSB Vol.4, Issue 6, Pages 29-35 ISSN 2349-0357 (Print) & ISSN 2349-0365 (Online)
5. S Dugal, S. Prabhu, S. Kadiru. (2016) Empirical analysis of trends in computer usage among young women in science? IJMRD , Volume 3; Issue 11; Page No. 68-70 Online ISSN: 2349-4182, Print ISSN: 2349-5979
6. S Dugal, S khanvilkar, S Prabhu (2011) „Novel strategies to control Candida Biofilms?. „Novel strategies to control Candida Biofilms?. IJBST, Issue2, Pages 12-17, ISSN: 0974-3987
Ms Jyoti Mantri
1. Khan G., & Mantri J. (2019) Anticandida and immunomodulating activity of apple cider vinegar; its use in treating denture stomatitis and as a root canal irrigant. Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research Vol. 6 (Issue 5) 600-610. (ISSN-2349-5162)
2. Patel P.,&Mantri J. (2019) Evaluation of a topical formulation containing extracts of turmeric, pomegranate and banana peel on S aureus pathogenesis and studying its wound healing properties Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research Vol. 6 (Issue 5) 17-26. (ISSN-2349-5162)
3. Shrutika Bhaskar, Jyoti Mantri, (2018) Study of Antimicrobial and Wound Healing Properties of Cotton gauze impregnated with Calendula and Silver nanoparticles. International Journal Of Advancement In Engineering Technology, Management and Applied Science (IJAETMAS) ISSN: 2349-3224,, Volume 05 - Issue 01, -PP. 27-38
4. Pratiksha Chandorkar & Jyoti Mantri, (2017)„Triphala -An Indian Ayurvedic Herbal Formulation?: A comparative study of some biological properties of triphala, its ingredients, & amp; triphala silver nanoparticles. International journal of Advance Research In Science and Engineering, Volume 06, Issue No. 12 :ISSN: 239-8354
5. Mantri J., (2016) „Primary screening of multipotent therapeutic properties exhibited by Indian propolis?. Indian Journal of Natural Products and Resources (IJNPR) Vol 7, No 2 Pg 135-140 (2016): June, ISSN 0976-0504
Mr. Vijay Vig
1. Vig, Vijay J. (2024). Climate Change and the emergence and reemergence of viruses: A threat in the future? Sophia Lucid. 3(1): 162-179.
2. Pandey, Samika., & Vig, Vijay. (2023). The International Year of Millets: Food for Thought. Science Chronicles in Research and Investigation Based Education. 4(1):19-25
3. Malik, Nagesh., & Vig, Vijay. (2013). Characterization of Amylase from thermophilic soil isolate Geobacillus thermoleovorans active at low as well as high temperature, Thematics Journal of Microbiology. 2(1):20-26. ISSN 2277-2952.
4. Malik, Nagesh., & Vig, Vijay. (2013). Production and optimization of amylase from Geobacillus thermoleovorans and it's use in desizing of textile fabric. Journal of Microbial World. 15(1) :23-32. ISSN- 0972-1487.
Ms Ayesha Shaikh
1. Co-authored a Book titled “Medical Laboratory Technology I” ISBN: 978-93-93337-56-6. – July 2024.
2. Shaikh A, Surti A. "Exploring Oleaginous Yeasts from Diverse Environmental Sources for Biodiesel Production Using Crude Glycerol: Isolation, Characterization, and Lipid Analysis." Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research, May 2024, Volume 11, Issue 5.
3. Shaikh A, Surti A. "Oleaginous Yeast: A Promising Pathway for Biodiesel Production" Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research, February 2024, Volume 11, Issue 2.
4. Research Article - Evaluation of Antimicrobial Effect of Biologically & Chemically Synthesized Silver Nanoparticles on Dental Biofilm-Forming Microorganisms (Staphylococcus aureus, Candida albicans, Pseudomonas aeruginosa)
Pranali Joshi, Aishah Dabir, Ayesha Parkar, Zareen Shaikh, Aneska D'mello, Tuba Memon, Ayesha Shaikh Department of Microbiology, Sophia College for Women (Empowered Autonomous), Mumbai Corresponding author: Ayesha Shaikh, Department of Microbiology, Sophia College for Women, Volume 4 (1), SCRIBE 2023
5. Review Article – Peto?s paradox and cancer resistance – a mini-review: Kazi A, Shaikh A. Volume 3, SCRIBE 2022.
6. Meeta Saxena, Ayesha Shaikh. Green Synthesis and Zeta Potential Measurement of Silver Nanoparticles, International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas in Education, Vol-7 Issue-3 2021. ISSN(O)-2395-4396.
7. Shaikh A, Kadiru S. Effect of Chemically and Biologically Synthesized Silver Nanoparticles on Zebrafish Embryos (Danio rerio) and Daphnia, International Journal of Scientific Research and Reviews, 2019, 8(2), 3486-3495.
8. Dugal S, Shaikh A. Chemically and Biologically Synthesized Silver Nanoparticles: Synthesis, Characterization, and Application in a Novel Skin Cream Formulation, Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research, May 2019, Volume 6(5).