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National Symposium on "Recent Advances in Modern Biology and Biotechnology 2019" (RAMBB 2019) March 14-16, 2019

Schedule for Poster/Young Researcher/ Inspiring for Innovation/ Company Start-up presentation

DAY 1- 14th March 2019 Poster Session: Disease Biology; Stem Cells & Developmental Biology Time- 14:00- 14:30 Hrs Poster No Name Abstract Title DB 1 Manmohan Mitruka Scope of non-traditional biological samples such saliva and nail in cancer biomarkers discovery DB 2 Nikita Tomar Biomaterial and Biomolecule applications: New uses of old things DB 3 Sheetal Patel A simple method to determine in vitro cancer cell growth arrest and apoptotic cell death by using VTGE based metabolite profiling DB 4 Sumitra Choudhary Goat urine DMSO fraction (GUDF): Enriched with short chain fatty acids can serve as potential anti-cancer drug option DB 5 Vaishnavi Warrier Glycan mediated targeting of C-type lectin receptors on antigen presenting cells DB 6 Roshini Pal Development of early detection biomarker assay for oral carcinoma Young Researcher Session Time- 14:30-15:00 Hrs YR1 Sangeeta Ballav Targeting PPAR-γ: novel Quercetin derivatives as potential anti-proliferative agents in Lung Carcinoma YR2 Rajashri Shende Mep1p, a metalloprotease secreted from Aspergillus fumigatus conidia cleaves host complement proteins YR 3

• Dr. Rajkumar S Sood

Extralingual taste buds: potential targets to prevent obesity? DAY 2: 15th March 2019 Poster Session: Microbes & Metagenomics; Plant Biotechnology Time- 13:30-14:30 Hrs MB 1 Chikanshi Sharma Exploring the bioactive potential of actinomycetes isolate. MB 2 Dhanshree Navale Genomic & Proteomic Characterization and Bioprospecting of Bacterial Endophytes from Pannicum sp MB 3 Manisha Junnarkar Studies on safety and efficacy of probiotic formulation “AVAPRO” in overcoming inflammatory bowel disease

MB 4 Pramila Bennigol Use of N, N’-Diacetylchitobiose in decreasing toxic effects of indoor air pollution by preventing oxidative DNA damage MB 5 Aayesha S., Prathanna S. Recycling and sustainable use of treated laboratory agar waste for commodity products MB 6 Sarika Dengale Screening of alkaliphilic and thermophilic proteolytic bacteria isolated from hot water springs for production of alkaline protease MB 7 Shraddha Chavan Diversity analysis of root-nodulating bacteria associated with pea, cultivated in the trans- Himalayan regions of Himachal Pradesh, India MB 8 Shrayansh Surtaniya Molecular Characterization of Pink Pigmented Facultative Methylotrophs (PPFMs) and Their Role in C1Carbon Utilization MB 9 Shubham and Kirti Screening of lactic acid bacteria for bacteriocin and vitamin B12 production MB 10 Suryanshi Tiwari Studies on alkaline proteases from regional hot water springs MB 11 Vikas Shinde Assessment of probiotic properties of the Bacillius species isolated from vegetable source MB 12 Tanvi Patil Microbial production of 2nd generation bioethanol from individual as well as mixed residual feeds stocks. PB 1 Abhishek Extraction, purification and characterization of protease inhibitor from Mentha spaciata PB 2 Maitreyee Mukhopadhyay, Ankita Mehra Studies of Penicillinase inhibitors obtained from Herbs and other natural sources PB 3 Chinmay Rahalkar Biochemical studies of protease inhibitor from Cucumis sativus sap PB 4 Shreyanshi Tirkey Green synthesis of silver nanoparticle using Tagetes erecta leaf and flower extract and Evaluation of its Antimicrobial, Antioxidant and Phytochemical properties PB 5

• P. R. Sneha Priya

Screening for seedling salt tolerance in Chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.) PB 6 Yash Kuber Analysis of Antioxidant Activity of Some Essential Oils using DPPH, ABTS, CUPRAC Assay and Total Phenolic Content PB 7 Deepika Yadav Chemotaxonomic Analysis of essential oils using Thin-layer Chromatography PB 8 Pratik Dhotre Antimicrobial and Phytochemical screening and synthesis of silver nanoparticles using leaf and flower extract of lantana camara Young Researcher Session Time- 12:15-12:45 Hrs YR1 Swarupa Hatolkar Molecular Methods: Rapid technique for identification and drug resistance detection for MTB.

YR2 Priti Yewale Molecular Characterization of Antibiotic resistant genes contributing to development of multidrug resistance in bacteria isolated from river water YR3 Neha Patil Formulation of Synbiotic Chocolates DAY 3- 16th March 2019 Poster Session: Bioinformatics & System Biology; Inspiring for Innovation Time- 13:20-14:00 Hrs BSB 1 Ayushi Tiwari Inhibitory action of Bergamot oil against Uropathogen quorum sensing activity: In vitro and in silico approach BSB 2 Kirthika Nair Effect of Neroli oil on quorum sensing activity: in vitro and in silico approach BSB 3 Kruti Kagthara Quorum sensing inhibitory efficacy and in silico computational docking studies of green synthesis silver nanoparticles BSB 4 Nachiket Thosar From sequence to structure modelling polyketide synthase of Fusarium solani BSB 5 Subham Saha Identifying Novel Aromatase Inhibitors from Piper Betel using Molecular Docking Studies II 1 Aayesha Shaikh AGASTIC: A useful and biodegradable polymer for making commodity products from laboratory agar waste II 2 Neha Sinha et al. Sustainable Paper Ultracentrifuge II 3 Shankarrao Patil Cost Effective kit for easy follow up of the intake of the drug by TB patients II 4 Sheetal Patel A simple method to determine in vitro cancer drug potential and cancer biomarkers by using VTGE based metabolite profiling II 5 Labade Dinesh et. al. A simple method to determine in vitro cancer drug potential and cancer biomarkers by using VTGE based metabolite profiling Young Researcher Presentation Time- 11:15-11:35 Hrs YR 1 Shankarrao Patil Homology Modeling of Dopamine 1 Receptor (D1R) & Pharmacophore based screening for a potent Agonist & Antagonist against D1R YR2 Sagar Nagare Molecular modelling, docking and dynamic studies of flavanone and its derivatives withcell cycle arrest, apoptosis and anti-angiogenesis pathway proteins in cancer Company Start-up Time- 14:40-14:50 Hrs CS 1 Shankarrao Patil

Note- Young Researcher Presentations are for 7 minutes each.