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  • Dr Irfan Ahmad Ghazi

  • Professor
  • University of Hyderabad
Publications 2004 - 2018

Publications

  • 25
    Journal Articles
  • 1
    Other
  • 7
    Projects
  • 1
  • 7

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100 Citations
7 h-index
112 Citations

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Expertise

Miscellaneous Biology

Functional Genomics of Rice. Rice Disease Resistance for Bacterial Leaf Blight disease, Anticancer aspects of Medicinal Plants

Personal Information

Dr Irfan Ahmad Ghazi

Male
Department of Plant Sciences, School of Life Sciences University of Hyderabad, Prof CR Rao Road, Gachibowli
Ranga Reddy, Telangana, India - 500046

Experience

  • Professor

    Department of Plant Sciences

    University of Hyderabad

Qualification

  • Ph.D

    Hamdard University

Honours and Awards

2013

Indo-US Raman Award for Postdoctoral Research in USA

UGC, India

2013

Indo-US Raman Award for Postdoctoral Research in USA

UGC, India

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Doctoral Theses Guided

2018

Characterization of active constituents for antiproliferative and anti-inflammatory properties from Artemisia nilagirica – a traditional medicinal plant.

Dr. Mohd. Yasin Bhat , University of Hyderabad

2015

Phytochemical and Biological studies on selected medicinal plants used in Indian traditional system.

Dr. Zahoor Gul Mir , University of Hyderabad

2014

Elucidating the molecular diversity pattern of major bacterial blight R-genes and identification of candidate bacterial blight resistance genes in rice.

Dr. Waikhom Bimolata , University of Hyderabad

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2018

Characterization of active constituents for antiproliferative and anti-inflammatory properties from Artemisia nilagirica – a traditional medicinal plant.

Dr. Mohd. Yasin Bhat , University of Hyderabad

2015

Phytochemical and Biological studies on selected medicinal plants used in Indian traditional system.

Dr. Zahoor Gul Mir , University of Hyderabad

2014

Elucidating the molecular diversity pattern of major bacterial blight R-genes and identification of candidate bacterial blight resistance genes in rice.

Dr. Waikhom Bimolata , University of Hyderabad

2014

Molecular Cloning and functional validation of Bacterial Blight resistance genes in rice.

Dr. Anirudh Kumar , University of Hyderabad

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Membership In Committees

2017

UoH Hazardous Waste Monitoring Committee

Committee Member

2017

UoH Hazardous Waste Monitoring Committee

Committee Member

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Research Projects

Identification of novel alleles of wild rice derived bacterial blight resistance genes and their functional analysis

Funding Agency : SERB, Govt of India

Identification of bioactive compound(s) from purified plant extracts of Artemisia nilagirica

Funding Agency : UGC Sponsored UPE-UoH Phase-II

Identification of candidate genes for enhanced water use efficiency in rice through activation tagging and their deployment through genetic engineering. (Network Project): Myself as Co-PI

Funding Agency : DBT, Govt of India

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Identification of novel alleles of wild rice derived bacterial blight resistance genes and their functional analysis

Funding Agency : SERB, Govt of India

Identification of bioactive compound(s) from purified plant extracts of Artemisia nilagirica

Funding Agency : UGC Sponsored UPE-UoH Phase-II

Identification of candidate genes for enhanced water use efficiency in rice through activation tagging and their deployment through genetic engineering. (Network Project): Myself as Co-PI

Funding Agency : DBT, Govt of India

Identification and characterization of Xa21 and xa13 alleles conferring disease resistance to Xanthomonas oryza pv. Oryzae from wild rice species Oryza nivara

Funding Agency : UGC, Govt. of India

Expression analysis of candidate disease resistance genes and allele mining in rice.

Funding Agency : DST, Govt of India

Antioxidant, Inhibitory and Apoptosis-inducing Effects of Artemisia nilagirica Extracts on tumor cells.

Funding Agency : UGC Sponsored UPE-UoH Phase-II

Cloning and functional validation of class 5 resistance gene analogues from long arm of chromosome 11 of rice.

Funding Agency : DBT

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