Dr Smaranika Pattnaik
Sambalpur University, Gayatri College of Pharmacy, Utkal University, Regional Medical Research Centre Bhubaneswar, Ravenshaw College (Utkal University)
About
Currently working as Associate Professor in School of Life Sciences, Sambalpur University, Odisha, India. The area of research is Medical Microbiology, carrying problems on drug resistance, persister biology, mechanism of action of herbal phytochemicals and mining of bioactive metabolites from actinomycetes, using metabolomics, proteomics and genomics approaches.
Supervision
No. of PG projects: 90+
No. of MPhil dissertation: 18
No. of PhD awarded: 11
No. of DSc. awarded: 2
No. of DSc. submitted:1
No. of PhD working: 5
Projects: 4
Employment
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Sambalpur University Associate Professor2010 - Present
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Gayatri College of Pharmacy Lecturer2002 - 2010
Education
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Utkal University PhD1991 - 1996
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Regional Medical Research Centre Bhubaneswar Ph D1991 - 1996
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Ravenshaw College (Utkal University) Msc1989 - 1991
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B.J.B. College + 3 Science1985 - 1989
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R. D. Womens College + 2 Science1983 - 1985
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (83)
- Cryptic Mutation in the Genome of Salmonella enterica to Acquire AMR Genes With Alteration of Amino Acid Sequences: A Pathogenomics Study Save
- Alcaligenes faecalis: A bacterium for sustainable management of environment Save
- Nosocomial Mucormycetes Isolates of Local Environment and a Ligand based Antibiogram Predictive Model Save
- Salophen Anchored Silver Nanoparticle as Nanoprobe Designed for Selective Sensing and Antibacterial Activity Save
- Technological advancements for the management of oral biofilm Save
- Lovastatin: An Antiviral Drug Design Approach for Cancer and Covid-19 Save
- Detection of presence of Bioactive metabolites in CCFE (Co cultured Cell Free Extracts) of Microbacterium barkeri (LMA4), Corynebacterium argentoratense (LMA5) and Streptomyces shenzhenensis (LMA6) Save
- Identification of Novel Bioactive Gene Producing Actinomycetes: An Introductory Study Save
- Metabolic Profiling Technologies for Biomarker Discovery in Ethnomedicinal Plants for Drug Development Save
- Alcaligenes Faecalis, An Opportunistic Pathogen of Multidrug Resistance Save