Dr MANOJ KUMAR
Also known as: https://livedna.org/91.13336
Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Indian College of Laboratory Animal Medicine, TANUVAS, Veterinary College Bangalore
About
I have did my Masters in veterinary virology in 2010 from one of the prestigious institute name as Indian veterinary research institute, Izatnagar(UP).I was worked under guidance of Dr R P Singh principal scientist,Division of Biological product Indian veterinary research institute Izatnagar. I have did my research on quality control test of rabies vaccine in different cell culture. Virus isolation , molecular diagnostic tests etc. I was worked for more than six years in Animal husbandry Department, Government of Bihar and presently I am working as veterinary officer in Laboratory animal facility of Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical sciences(IGIMS), Patna. I have Ten national and international publication including my research paper.
Employment
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Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences Officer In Charge2023 - Present
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Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences Veterinary Officer2017 - Present
Education
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Indian College of Laboratory Animal Medicine DICLAM2024 - 2029
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TANUVAS FELASA-D/ CCLAS
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Veterinary College Bangalore B.V.Sc & A.H
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (9)
- Isolation and Identi cation of Klebsiella pneumoniae from a Milk Sample Save
- Herbal Therapy: An Alternative against Bovine Teat Papillomatosis in Cattle Save
- Pseudocowpox in a Crossbred cow and her calf Save
- REVIEW ON ANTIVIRAL AND IMMUNO-STIMULATORY POTENTIAL OF MEDICINAL PLANTS Save
- Therapeutic management of Degnala disease in a buffalo calf: A case report Save
- Therapeutic Efficacy of Levofloxacin along with Vitamin E for the Management of Repeat Breeding Syndrome in Cow under Field Condition Save
- Therapeutic management of bovine puerperal metritis in a cow Save
- Development of Alternative Approaches for In-Process Quality Control of Rabies Vaccine Save
- A Comparative Evaluation of Two therapies for the Management of Acute Bovine Mastitis Save