0000-0002-6773-8961 About
Irfan Gul is a biotechnology researcher working in virology and vaccine development, with expertise in RNA viruses affecting poultry and zoonotic diseases. He has Ph.D. in Biotechnology from University of Kashmir.
His research focuses on reverse genetics, viral evolution, development of genetically stable live attenuated vaccines and next generation poultry vaccines. He is currently engaged in avian influenza surveillance and molecular epidemiology studies in India
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Publications (14)
- Integrated molecular and pathobiological evaluation of three live infectious bursal disease vaccines reveals differential replication, immunogenicity and genetic stability Save
- A genetically-distinct Pigeon Paramyxovirus-I isolate fails to cross-react with neutralizing antibodies raised by LaSota vaccine in chicken Save
- In silico molecular docking and molecular dynamics simulation studies of potential inhibitors of canine lysyl oxidase Save
- An integrated in silico and ex vivo study identifies quinazolinedione L134716 as a potential inhibitor of infectious bronchitis virus Save
- Elucidating the EXOSC3-IRE1α interaction: a convergent study incorporating computational, in vitro and in vivo studies Save
- Molecular Characterisation and Dynamics of the Fusion Protein of an Emerging Genotype VIIi of Newcastle Disease Virus Save
- Molecular and ecological determinants of mammalian adaptability in avian influenza virus Save
- Understanding the pandemic potential of the avian influenza Virus- key insights into pathogenesis, transmission, and host immunity Save
- Utilizing Vet-Informatics for Developing Reverse Genetics-Based Vaccine Platforms Against RNA Viruses Affecting Poultry and Livestock Save
- Vetinformatics in Vaccine Design for the Control of Animal Diseases Save