Age: 32Y, Male, Exp:10 Y
1 to 12th,
Mathematics
Pragathi nagar, Hyderabad
Project done:<br><br>• As part of course curriculum, I have done a project on “VACCINE FOR FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE” in Indian immuniologicals limited, set up by The National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) at Hyderabad for a period of six months.<br>Subjects such as bioChemistry, molecular Biology, immunology, physiology etc.<br><br>Professional Responsibilities:<br><br>• Quantitative and Qualitative estimation of Macromolecules like Carbohydrates, Lipids, Amino Acids, Proteins, Nucleic Acids.<br>• Basic techniques in MicroBiology, Biochemical tests, Bacterial antibiotic seNSITivity tests, Ames test, ELISA & WIDAL Tests.<br>• Isolation of Genomic DNA, Plasmid, Transformation, Bacterial Conjugation, Hybridization Techniques, Polymerase Chain Reaction, Electrophoresis Techniques, GFP Gene Cloning and Expression of Insert in the host.<br>• Plant tissue culture-Sterilization Techniques, preparation of media, Initiation of callus using various explants, Micro propagation, Organogenesis<br>Computer knowledge: Packages- MS-word, Excel, Power point, Internet.<br>Operating system-Windows family.<br><br>Equipemnt’s handled:<br>• HPLC-Agilent 1100 series with HPChem Station software.<br>• GLC-Agilent GC 6820 with Chem station software.<br>• PCR-Mastercycler gradient, Eppendorf.<br>• UV-VIS spectrophotometer-Perkin Elmer Lambda 25 with win lab software<br>• Bioreactor-Applikon Technology 3L Bench Top with ADI 1025 & ADI 1010 controller.<br>• Gel Documentation-GEL DOC XR Biorad Laboratories.<br>• FT-IR Spectrometer-IR 200 with EZOMNIC software, Thermo Nicollet corporation<br>• Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometery- AAnalyst 200, Perkin-Elmer.<br>• Electrophoresis unit- Genei, Biorad laboratories Equipments.<br><br>Publications<br><br>1. Suprava Nayak, Siva Kumar Ch.V, Poulamee Chakraborty and Gouri Sankhar Brahma (2011) ”Geochemical study on Groundwater Toxicity of Dehradun City, INDIA” IUP Journal of Environmental Science, 5, 3, 66-77.<br>2. Siva kumar Ch.V, Chandrakala.G, Meera Indrakanti, (2011) “ Second and third order spectrophotometric determination of Ofloxacin in bulk and dosage form”, International journal of pharma and Technology, 3, 3, 3083-3091.<br>3. Siva kumar Ch V, Garima Kumar, Chandrakala Gunturu, Abhisek Bagchi, Sharad Pandey and Meera Indracanti, (2011)“Biosorption of Chromium (VI) from aqueous solution by using natural filamentous algae” IUP Journal of Environmental Science, 5, 4.<br>4. Sivakumar Chv., Subham Gupta, Amendra k chandan, chandrakala gunturu, Meera I. (2012) “Determination of cefixime and ofloxacin by ratio spectra and zero crossing difference spectrophotometry”. International journal of pharmacy and pharmaceutical Sciences. 4, 3, 118-123. (Impact factor 1.0)<br>5. Siva kumar, Ch.V., Salini Singh. “Spectrophotometric simultaneous determination of ofloxacin and ornidazole in tablet dosage form by area under curve (AUC) and First Order Derivative spectroscopy” IJPRT, 4, 1, pp9-15.<br>6. Chandrakala Gunturu, Abhisek Bagchi, Siva Kumar Ch V, Meera Indracanti, S. V. Naidu, M. Narasimha Rao “Biosorption of iron (III) from aqueous solutions using the leaf powder of Ageratum conyzoides”. Journal of Environ research and dev. July 2012. (Impact factor: 0.25)<br>7. Sivakumar Chv., Subash kusam ray, Meera I. “Difference absorbance spectrophotometric determination of ofloxacin and ornidazole in dosage form” International journal of pharmaceutical research and analysis” vol 3, issue 2, 2013.<br>8. Sivakumar ChV, Meera I (2013) Antioxidant and Biological Activities of Three Morphotypes of Murraya koenigii L. From Uttarakhand. J Food Process Technol 4:246. (Impact factor : 3.3)<br><br>Conference Presentations<br>1. 13th International Conference of International Academy of Physical Science. “Study on Effect of phenanthrene cardiotoxicity using zebrafish embryo as vertebrate model organism”. June, 2011.
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