Thursday, 5 March 2015

Pradheeps M., Chella Perumal A. and Poyyamoli G. receive International Ayurveda Research Award-2015 in Natural Medicine




Breaking News: Pradheeps M., Chella Perumal A. and Poyyamoli G. receive International Ayurveda Research Award-2015 in Natural Medicine

Pradheeps M., Chella Perumal A. and Poyyamoli G. receive International Ayurveda Research Award-2015 in Natural Medicine


05 March, 2015, India, USA NEWS CORP

Much awaited award was announced this week. Finally India wins International Ayurveda Research Award-2015 in Natural Medicine. Thousands of nominations from several countries were received for international competition. The noble work is screened which distinguish from the rest, in different aspects of the Natural Medicine. The award is introduced to highlight excellent think tanks on global platform. The research findings were published on world’s prestigious The Journal of Ethnobiology and Traditional Medicine. Since this work involves collection of ethnobotanical knowledge base which is available only from few traditional healers, there is no possibility for increasing the number of people interviewed, in fact he has included all the available traditional healers from the selected villages. The data obtained from the census are cross referred with the data collected from traditional healers and confirmed. The declining trend in the tradition, by the modern facilities and exposure of the jobs outside the villages in the nearby town is the reason behind why the ethno botanical knowledge base is not common as reported by other workers. The study insists the need and importance of conservation of medicinal plants and ethnobotanical knowledge, since it is under great threats in the near future due to various factors ranges from absence of mother-child nexus to anthropogenic impacts in the study area. Hence by planning a proper set up of traditional school of ethnobotany along with herbal garden could conserve and document the remaining knowledge of traditional healers and ensure that the future generations will learn and keep the traditional heritage. They acknowledge Shri. Surendran and Shri Acchapan from Kunjome, Wayanad for assisting the fieldwork and the local people in the four villages for their co-operation extended during the survey are gratefully acknowledged. The authors are thankful to the Kerala Forest Department for permits and support for the field work and the infrastructural facilities provided by Pondicherry University are remembered with gratitude. The senior author is grateful to Pondicherry University for the research fellowship and the facilities provided by the Dept of Ecology and Environmental Sciences.
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R. Ramana Murthy, K. Sujatha, Ch. Srilatha, D. Sreenivasulu and Srinivas Naik H. receive Norman Ernest Borlaug Research Award-2015 in Toxicology and Health




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R. Ramana Murthy, K. Sujatha, Ch. Srilatha, D. Sreenivasulu and Srinivas Naik H. receive Norman Ernest Borlaug Research Award-2015 in Toxicology and Health


05 March, 2015, India, USA NEWS CORP

In a major move in the field of Toxicology and Health, Ramana Murthy, K. Sujatha, Ch. Srilatha, D. Sreenivasulu and Srinivas Naik H. from Department of Veterinary Pathology, College of Veterinary Science, Sri Venkateswara Veterinary University, Tirupati, India are awarded with Norman Ernest Borlaug Research Award-2015. The worldwide competition involved many countries. World’s scientific communities turn their attention to merit of the scientific concept involved in it. It is catalyzing the funding and research enthusiasm. The research findings appeared on world’s prestigious The Journal of Toxicology and Health. To study the residual effect of fenvalerate in broiler chicks and ameliorating effect of vitamin E in experimentally induced fenvalerate toxicity in broiler chicks. For this study one hundred fifty apparently healthy unsexed broiler chicks(White Leghorn) were randomly divided into five groups (Control, Group I, Group II, Group III, Group IV) consisting of 30 chicks in each group. The control chicks fed with normal feed without fenvalerate. Group I and II fed with 20 ppm/kg feed and 40 ppm/kg feed Fenvalerate respectively. Whereas Group III and IV chicks were feed with 20 ppm/kg feed and 40 ppm/ kg feed Fenvalerate respectively along with Vitamin E @ 2.5 ml each (62.5 mgs) in water.Residue levels in liver were estimated by Gas chromatograph and were 0.0081ppm, 0.0540ppm, 0.0060ppm, 0.0506ppm for group I, II, III and IV respectively. Positive results for fenvalerate residues in liver indicated the residual effect of fenvalerate in liver. Protective action of vitamin E at this dose level (@ 2.5 ml each to group III and IV throughout the experiment daily in water) was negligible. Keeping in view, further studies may be advocated by using higher doses of vitamin E for ameliorative effect. In the present study, positive results for fenvalerate residues in liver indicated the residual effect of fenvalerate in liver. Protective action of vitamin E at this dose level (@ 2.5 ml each to group III and IV throughout the experiment daily in water) was negligible. Keeping in view, further studies may be advocated by using higher doses of vitamin E for ameliorative effect. The authors are thankful to Sri Venkateswara Veterinary University, Tirupati for providing facilities to carry out postgraduate research work in the Department of Veterinary Pathology, College of Veterinary Science, Tirupati. Fenvalerate toxicity induces residues in livers of all experimental groups except control group. Protective action of vitamin E at this dose level (@ 2.5 ml each to group III and IV throughout the experiment daily in water) was negligible. Further studies may be advocated by using higher doses of vitamin E for ameliorative effect against fenvalerate toxicity. Recent year’s indiscriminate usage of pesticides to control pests throughout the world, so it causes adverse effect on health, production, immune status of animals and poultry. Now days after withdrawal of DDT and BHC for pest control of maize, rice, cotton and oil seeds etc. Fenvalerate, a synthetic pyrethroid and a potent insecticide being used in India since 1980. It is mostly employed in agriculture but also for insect control in homes and gardens and on livestock, alone or in combination with other insecticides. So residues of pesticides will increasing day by day in all vegetables, fruits and all kinds of meat and affect the either human and animal systems especially its effects immune system, haemopoitic system, hepatic system and nervous system etc.fenvalerate in broiler chicks and ameliorating effect of vitamin E.
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Srinivas Naik H., Srilatha Ch., Sujatha K.* and Ramamurthy R.V. receive Bjorn Sigurdsson Research Award-2015 in Virology




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Srinivas Naik H., Srilatha Ch., Sujatha K.* and Ramamurthy R.V. receive Bjorn Sigurdsson Research Award-2015 in Virology


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The Bjorn Sigurdsson Research Award-2015 goes to Srinivas Naik H., Srilatha Ch., Sujatha K.* and Ramamurthy R.V. from Department of Pathology, College of Veterinary Science, Sri Venkateswara Veterinary University, Tirupati, India. This is an excellent global opportunity to recognize the meritorious efforts by individual and organization. The research findings were published on world’s prestigious Photon Journal of Pathology. The worldwide competition involved many countries. World’s scientific communities turn their attention to merit of the scientific concept involved in it. It is catalyzing the funding and research enthusiasm. Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Limited also witnessed a rise of +3.24% in stock price. Visna/Maedi virus (VMV), a small ruminant lentivirus responsible for lympho proliferative pneumonia, encephalitis, arthritis and mastitis in sheep. In the present study, 3698 lungs collected from slaughtered sheep in and around Tirupati, AP, India and examined morphologically. 396 lungs were showed different pneumonic lesions. Among 396 lung lesions 21 (5.80%) were diagnosed as Maedi. Grossly, the weight of the lung is increased to two to four times than normal lung. All these lungs were voluminous and slight collapse of lungs when the thoracic cavity is opened. The shape of the enlarged lung remains normal and the affected tissue is of firm often somewhat fleshy consistency. The normal pinkish-red colour of a healthy sheep lung is replaced by a characteristic grey-brownish colour. Greyish discolouration of consolidated areas and more number of minute pinhead sized nodular lesions under the pleural surface. Histopathologically, chronic interstitial pneumonia with dense mononuclear cellular infiltration, hyperplasia of smooth musculature in alveolar septa, and slight fibrosis were observed in all the cases. Peribronchial and perivascular lymphoid hyperplasia and epithelial proliferation in small bronchi and bronchioles. Basing on gross and microscopic changes in lung confirmed it as maedi in sheep. Present study revealed 5.3% cases of Maedi out 396 ovine lung lesions and in few cases it is associated with the Pulmonary adenomatosis and Suppurative pneumonia. Grossly, the lungs were voluminous, greyish in colour with pinhead sized nodular lesions under the pleura. Microscopically, Chronic interstitial pneumonia with dense lymphoid aggregated of mononuclear cell infiltration around the bronchi, bronchioles and perialveolar spaces. The authors are thankful to Sri Venkateswara Veterinary University, Tirupati for providing facilities to carry out postgraduate research work in the Department of Veterinary Pathology, College of Veterinary Science, Tirupati. The incidence of Maedi was 5.3 % out of 396 ovine lungs. Studied gross and microscopic lesions in maedi suspected lungs. Maedi was associated along with the other condition viz pulmonary adenomatosis (0.7%), interstitial pneumonia (1.0%), and suppurative pneumonia (0.5%). The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has announced its second progress report on its strategy to promote the judicious use of antimicrobials in food-producing animals.
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