With a strong background in research principles and a deep interest in scientific discovery, I am enthusiastic about learning and growing within a research environment. Possessing expertise in data collection and analysis, as well as proficiency in laboratory techniques, I can make valuable contributions to research projects. I am prepared to apply and enhance my analytical and research skills in the desired role, leveraging my genuine passion for scientific exploration.
I am working to develop novel keratinolytic enzymes from several microbes to utilize them for feather hydrolysis so that the tons of waste feathers can be turned into animal protein food.
I studied the molecular mechanism of Typhoid pathogenesis and development of more potent vaccines and therapeutics against Typhoid fever. I used the Alpaca derived single domain antibodies to test their capacity to neutralize the toxin in cell lines and mice. The single domain antibodies successfully neutralized typhoid toxin saving mice proving effectiveness of neutralizing the toxin.
I taught clinical biochemistry and molecular biology to undergraduate and graduate students in this medical college and supervised undergraduate thesis work as well as clinical laboratory lab.
I taught clinical biochemistry and molecular biology courses to undergraduate and graduate students.
I handled the department of biochemistry for curriculum design, teaching, evaluation and administration for biochemistry course for international medical undergraduates. I taught whole theory and practical courses of biochemistry for 51 students.
I taught clinical biochemistry and molecular biology courses to undergraduate and graduate students.