CONTENT
Why this Training
What we have proposed to do
Person to be contacted
Our Available Facilities
Laboratories
- Computer laboratories
- Protein purification facility
- The molecular biology
- The microbiology facility
- Acute tissue culture facility
Facilitation
Entrepreneurship
Corporate Education
On going Programme
Difference Courses
- Clinical Biochemistry
- Molecular Biology and Genetic Engineering
- Medical and Industrial Microbiology
- Industrial Microbiology
- Immunology
Summer Projects for Students
- B.Pharm Students
- Bio-tech Students
Practical Course content
Day-to-day schedule of the course for 15 days training programme
SHORT TERM TRAINING AND SUMMER PROJECTS
Why this Training
The Government of India in its Vision 2020, has identified Biotechnology
as one of the growth engines for the Country and has undertaken rapid strides
to develop the sector. Govt invites the private players to promote the
sector but still the country lacks appropriate number of skilled hands
in the field of Biotechnology & Pharmacy. Unfortunately, Varanasi has
not emerged as the destination of first choice for corporate and multinationals.
Although, NOIDA has attracted some Industrial houses, but still it is lagging
behind as compared to the other metro cities, Bangalore, Pune and Hyderabad.
As we all know that vision with action is a powerful empowerment, therefore
Prof SN Tripathi Memorial Foundation (829/92-93) established in 1992 on
the initiative of Late Professor K N Udupa to fulfil the incomplete goals
of Late Professor S. N. Tripathi, Ex Dean Faculty of Ayurveda, Banaras
Hindu University. Prof Tripathi had a firm belief that “Ayurvda is
a Science and it can only be proved at the molecular level”. He was
of opinion that only good scientists and most advance laboratories can
help in the proper development of Ayurveda.
As charity begins at home, late Prof S.N. Tripathi motivated his eldest
son Dr Yamini Bhusan Tripathi, PhD in Biochemistry, now Professor of Medicinal
Chemistry, Faculty of Ayurveda to do research in the field of Ayurveda
as early as in 1979. Later on he motivated his youngest son Vachaspati
Tripathi, M Pharm from Institute of Technology, BHU to establish a company
for manufacturing only Ayurvedic drugs in 1983. Now this is the only GMP
certified company named as Surya Pharmaceuticals in this area and has pride
to export its medicines, around the world as per FDA norms of USA. Prof.
Tripathi further motivated his another son Dr. Bamdeo Tripathi to study
the effect of season an Health. He is now chief Geophysist in ONGC.
Now, although science and technology has progressed so much in the country,
but it is really not being utilized for the development of Ayurveda, which
can be clearly seen by the AICTE website, as there is no approved course
for the development of herbal industry.
What we have proposed to do
Therefore, with an aim to produce an army of well trained scientists,
specialized in the field of herbal industry, we have decided to train the
MSc students and B Tech students with a holistic approach of chemistry,
pharmacy, biotechnology, medical, biology, computer and agriculture Sciences.
There is no such course, available with such integration of various subjects.
Besides, we are giving short-term training to the students of M Sc and
B tech. We are also giving an opportunity to take up 6 months project by
these students as the part of their semester.
We have set up a Cell for guiding the entrepreneurs and for filing applications
related to the Intellectual Property Rights (IPR). We are in the process
of setting up of a legal cell to solve the patent disputes.
We have developed a small Incubators under this center to provide common
facilities to those Biotech companies and herbal industries which do not
have their own standardization laboratory and R & D section.
PhD students from different institutions may also utilize this facility
and work here to achieve their objectives, which is not possible in their
parent Institutions.
We have applied for setting up an specialized animal house facilities
for laboratory experimentation, approved by animal welfare committee. We
have developed collaboration with various Universities and leading laboratories
of Science and technology across the world. The resource persons will be
invited from these institutions Group discussion and guest lectures will
be organized from time to time. For advance techniques and instrumentations,
academic tours will also be organized.
The focus will be on diagnostics, therapeutics, pharmacogenomics, bioinformatics,
agriculture, industrial, marine forest and environment biotechnologies
and aqua culture, drug development standardization and newer formulations.
It will cover education in alternative medicines, Ayurveda to modern doctors.
Person to be contacted
(Dr Pratibha Tripathi)
Chief Coordinator
Research and Development Centre
Prof. S.N. Tripathi Memorial Foundation
1, Gandhi Nagar, Naria, Varanasi-221005
Tel : 0452-2366577, Cell : 9415694450
E-mail : pratibhaybt30@yahoo.com
Our Available Facilities
A hassle-free environment, compactable class room with all teaching aids
with 24-hour high speed internet connectivity, uninterrupted power supply,
round the clock security, good maintenance of all equipment. It is an ideal
place for any motivated knowledge seeker. Staff and faculty (in-house and
visiting) are all very accessible for help and advice. The friendly, congenial
atmosphere makes working a pleasure. The library, classrooms, computer
labs and wet labs are detailed in sections the following.
LABORATORIES
- Computer laboratories: The computer lab houses computers capable
of handling advanced bioinformatics software and molecular graphics, for
in silico biology.
- Protein purification facility: The protein purification facility includes
all infrastructure and equipment required for routine isolation and downstream
processing of proteins of interest from crude samples: Chromatography can
be carried out at ambient temp. and purity and activity may be assayed by
standard analytical techniques.
- The molecular biology lab has facilities for protein analysis genetic
analysis and comparative studies. The equipment and reagents required
for study of apoptosis, isolation of DNA and RNA are all available
under one roof.
- The microbiology facility includes sterile hoods, autoclaves, microscopes,
incubators and shakers for growing and screening of microbes.
- Acute tissue culture facility for eukaryotic cells is available,
and enables the student to work with macrophages, lymphocytes, thymocytes
and splennocytes. A clean environment and following of stringent rules
minimizes the problems associated with contamination.
Facilitation
Besides the physical infrastructure, we take care of Placements, Entrepreneurial
counseling and Mentor the alumni by maintaining active links with them.
Entrepreneurship
We promote entrepreneurship through an entrepreneurship club. In addition
there are several programs for and by students in this field. In fact,
we give small project through different industrial houses, who wish to
take our help in developing their industries.
Corporate Education
We do plan in future to educate the corporate executive and scientists,
by offering certain modules in different specialization of industrial sector.
Genes to Drugs: In-Silico Drug Discovery
A Lab-Course in Biotechnology
Patent Agent Training
Bio-Agriculture & Rural technology
Workshop on Pharmaceutical Education & Research Workshop on Bio-diesel
Global Regulatory & Quality Standards in Clinical Trials
Role of Statistics in Clinical Trials
Workshop on Molecule Drug Design
Introduction to Bioinformatics and Biotechnology
Information Technology in Healthcare
Herbal Industries development cultivation & collection of Medicinal
plants Research paper & research project writing.
On going Programme
Certificate course in Herbal Drug Industry
UG Diploma course in Herbal Drug Industry (Proposed)
Short term Training to M Sc and B Tech Students (Summer & winter Training)
Project work for M Sc and B Tech Students
Incubator for Ph D students
Incubator for Industrial houses for selected experiments and projects
Contract research
Difference Courses
-
Clinical Biochemistry
- Different methods of blood collection
- Storage, Transportation and Processing of Clinical specimens
- Separation of serum & plasma from blood
- Qualitative and quantitative analysis of urine samples
- Assessment of Body/ Mass Index (BMI)
- Diabetes mellitus : Estimation of glucose from blood and urine
- Anemia: Level of iron and hemoglobin in blood
- Demonstration for the assay of Glycosylated Hb and Insulin in blood samples
-
Cardiac risk assessment by using kits
- Estimation of fibrinogen
- Estimation of Lipid profile – Estimation of cholesterol, HDL, LDL and triglycerides
- Estimation of Lactate dehydrogenase
Clotting time
-
Liver function tests
- Determination of SGOT and SGPT activity
- Estimation of bilirubin
- Determination of Albumin/Globulin ratio in serum
Estimation of Alkaline phosphatase
-
Renal function tests
- Estimation of serum creatinine
- Analysis of serum urea
- Estimation of uric acid
Estimation of serum proteins
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Molecular Biology and Genetic Engineering
- Orientation and instrumentation
- Calculations and Chemical preparation
- Isolation of DNA
- Isolation of RNA
- Agarose Gel Electrophoresis for DNA and RNA
- Poly accrylamide gel electrophoresis of Proteins (Native PAGE and SDS PAGE)
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Medical and Industrial Microbiology
- Different methods of blood collection from animals and Human
- Storage, Transportation and Processing of Clinical specimens
- Separation of serum & plasma from blood
- Blood smear preparation, Staining & visualization of blood cells, Blood counts: TLC, DLC
- Measurement of RA factor, Pregnancy tests, CRP test
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Different Staining Methods
- Gram stain
- Capsular
- Acid-fast
- Endospore
- Albert’s
- Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR)
- Packed Cell Volume (PCV)
- Estimation of Blood hemoglobin using Haemometer
- Blood clotting related parameters
- Separation of serum by native Poly Acrylamide Gel Electrophoresis Agarose gel Electrophoresis
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Industrial Microbiology
- Media preparation and Sterilization
- Isolation & screening for industrially important bacteria
- Assessment of Microbial load on herbal drugs Colony counting
- Microbial Culture and growth curve of microorganism
- Bacterial Motility
- Immobilization of Cells
- Testing and efficacy of antimicrobial drugs
- Quality analysis of disinfectants
Analysis of water
- Detection & determination of alcohol by chromic acid method
- Thin Layer chromatography
- Chromatography of fat and oils
- Analysis of water
- Quality analysis of milk
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Immunology
- Different methods of blood collection from animals
- Separation of serum & plasma from blood
- Clinical specimen collection, Storage, Transportation and Processing
- Media preparation and Sterilization
- Separation of serum by native Poly Acrylamide Gel Electrophoresis Antigen- Antibody Titer
- Measurement of serum albumin
- Separation of serum aminoacids by paper chromatography
- Enzymology and biochemical analysis for
- Technique of Gel filtration chromatography
- Agarose Gel electrophoresis of Lipoproteins
Immunodiffusion technique
Antigen- Antibody titer
Allergy test.
- Direct & indirect Antiglobulin Test (Coomb’s test)
Projects
1. For students of M Sc in Biochemistry, life sciences, genetics, Experimental
medicine, biochemistry, pharmacology and Pharmacy
Tenure 3 months
Price -15,000/=
A. Bio-tech Students
Effect of Drugs on lipid lowering and antioxidant property
Effect of Drugs on asthma and antioxidant property
Effect of Drugs on diabetes and antioxidant property
Effect of Drugs on wound healing and antioxidant property
Effect of Drugs on stress induced changes and antioxidant property
Effect of Drugs on learning and memory in rats
Effect of Drugs on inflammation antioxidant property
Effect of Drugs on inflammation antioxidant property
Curriculum
Handling of experiments
Ethical issues related to animal experiments
Introduction to various analytical techniques
Principles of spectrophotometry
Free radicals and antioxidants
Free radicals and diseases
Project writing skills
Principles of experimental medicine
Toxicity and safety in drug action
Adverse drug reactions
Standardization of herbal drugs
B. Pharm students
Projects
Phyto-chemical analysis of herbal drug
Pharmacognostical analysis of herbal drugs
Chemical Analysis of different pharmaceuticals samples
Analysis of antimicrobial drugs and pharmaceuticals
Safety and toxicity of herbal drugs
Development of new formulations
Development of new herbal ointments
Study of Drug metabolizing activity
Chemotaxonomy and genotaxonomy of plants
Curriculum
Analysis of herbal drug
Chemical Standardization of herbal drugs
Working in Tablet section and its standardization
Working in Syrup section and its standardization
Working in powder section and its standardization
Quality control measures in a pharmaceutical company
Introduction to various analytical techniques
Principles of spectrophotometry
Course content (please specify schedule of lectures and practical)
Practical
- Isolation and characterization of (1) small molecules from plants,
- Thin layer chromatography
- Column chromatography
- Melting point determination
- Determination of moisture content
- Determination of Ash content
- Determination of microbial load in the herbal samples
- Determination of quality of syrup, powder and tablets on standard parameters
- Determination of phytochemical contents
- Determination of alkaloid content
- Microscopy of plant samples
- Isolation and characterization of protein (urease)
- Isolation and characterization of enzyme Superoxide dismutase from RBC (activity staining)
- Isolation and characterization of DNA from animal tissues
- Isolation and characterization of DNA from bacterial culture
- Culture of bacteria and growth curve.
- Culture of peritoneal macrophages and its viability by trypan blue exclusion method.
- Radial diffusion on agarose plate.
- Antigen –anti body titer determination
- Determination of blood group
- Biochemical estimation of blood glucose, cholesterol
- Determination of blood HB,
- Identification of blood cells and their counting
- Microbial analysis of herbal producer.
- Training to manufacture Surya dosage form
- Training to manufacture Tablet dosage form
- Training to manufacture Capsule dosage form
- Training to manufacture Powder dosage form
- Training to manufacture gelatin dosage form
- Training other pharmaceutical fundamental
- Extra use in GMP & GLP
( Note : Depending on the type of industry, the participants will be classified
in to different groups and specific experiments will be taught to them)