DR. MAMTA PATHAK
image.png 74.67 KBName: Dr. Mamta Pathak
Qualification: PhD
Designation: Assistant Professor.
Department: Veterinary Pathology.
Major Field: Veterinary Pathology.
Specializing Field: Research techniques: Gross pathology and histopathological examination, blood collection and hematological examination, Cell culture (primary and cell lines), chemical inactivation of virus and vaccine preparation, Virus titration, Serum Neutralization Test, Indirect ELISA, Genomic DNA and RNA isolation, RT-PCR, qRT-PCR, Gene expression analysis by qRT-PCR, RNA extraction, PBMCs isolation and culture, Media preparation, Gel-electrophoresis, Basic microbiology laboratory techniques, working on Excel sheet, GraphpadPrism, etc. Experience of handling and experimentation in laboratory animal (mice), avian (duck) and large animal (pig).
Email: [email protected]
Mobile: 8254841757
Academic identity:
ORCID ID- User name- [email protected]
Research gate- https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Mamta-Pathak?ev=hdr_xprf
Google scholar- https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=qGrCplcAAAAJ&hl=en
Publications:
No. of Research Articles: 18
No. of Review Articles: 17
No. of Popular Articles: nil
No. of Books: nil
No. of Book Chapters: nil
List of Top Five Publications:
Pathak M, Begum SA, Arif SA, Konwar N, Patel SK, Barman NN, Rahman T. Role of vaccine virus in interfering the pathogenesis of wild strain of duck plague virus (DPV). Indian J. Vet. Pathol. 2019;43(3):202-210.
Pathak M, Patel SK, Arif SA, Konwar N, Pathak P, Verma NK. Pathology of Wild Strain (DP/As-Km/0019) of Duck Plague Virus Infection Revived in Ducklings. J. Anim. Res. 2019; 9(6): 831-835.
Sarmah H, Shah M, Pathak M, Barman NN, Koul M, Gupta A, Sahariah PJ, Neher S, Das SK, Gogoi SM, Kumar S. Pathodynamics of Circulating Strains of Duck Enteritis Virus: A Step Forward to Understand Its Pathogenesis. Avian Dis. 2020; 64(2):166-173.
Patel SK, Pathak M, Singh A, Agrawal A, Rana J, G Saikumar. Pathology and Molecular Characterization of Porcine Sapelovirus in Indian Pigs. Indian J. Ani. Res. 2020; B-4739: 1-7. 5.
Patel SK, Pathak M, Singh A, Saikumar G. Pathological and Molecular Investigation of Porcine Kobuvirus (PKV) from Indian Pigs. Indian J. Ani. Res. 2020; B-4448: 1-6.