A.M Jana

TL;DR: It is demonstrated that RT-LAMP assay has the potential clinical application for detection and differentiation of dengue virus serotypes, especially in developing countries.

TL;DR: In vivo protection studies with neem leaves extract at its maximum non-toxic concentrations 120-30 mg/ml resulted in inhibition of the virus replication as confirmed by the absence of Dengue related clinical symptoms in suckling mice and absence of virus specific 511 bp amplicon in RT-PCR.

TL;DR: The sudden shifting and dominance of the dengue virus serotype-3 (subtype III) replacing the earlier circulating serotypes-2 and IV is a point of major concern and may be attributed to increased incidence of DHF and DSS in India.

TL;DR: NIM-76 protected mice from systemic candidiasis as revealed by enhanced % survival and reduced colony forming units of C. albicans in various tissues, shows that NIM- 76 has a potent broad spectrum anti-microbial activity.

TL;DR: Serological, virological and molecular investigations of a major outbreak of dengue infection occurred in northern India during October to December 2003 confirmed the reemergence of d Dengue virus type-3 in a dominant form in India after a gap of nine years.