MB-WEBPG

Designation: Associate Professor

Qualification: M.Sc., Ph.D, F.H.S.

Teaching Experience: 28 years

Institutional email: bose.mala@sncwgs.ac.in

Teaching Module/Topic:

COURSE

 SEMESTER I

SEMESTER II

 SEMESTER III SEMESTER IV SEMESTER V SEMESTER V I
HONOURS Non-Chordates I

CC1

Protozoa,

Platyhelminthes, Aschelminthes

 Cell Biology

CC4

Plasmamembrane,

Cell Division, Cell Cycle and Cancer

 Chordates

CC5

Protochordata

 

Biochemistry

CC7

Nucleic Acids

 Comparative Anatomy

CC8

Respiratory System, Urinogenital System

 

Immunology

CC10

Immunology of Diseases,

Vaccines

 Molecular Biology

CC11

DNA Replication, Transcription

 

Genetics

CC12

Sex Determination
GENERAL Insect Vector and Diseases CC3

Dipteran as Disease vectors

 Applied Zoology DSE1

Introduction to Host Parasite Relationship, Parasitic Protozoa,Parasitic Helminthes

 

 

Academic Interest: Medical Parasitology, Helminthology, Vector Biology and Microbiology

Research Experience: 5 years (JRF, SRF) + 2 years (UGC M.R.P) + 2 years (UGC M.R.P)

Area of Research: Parasitology, Helminthology and Biochemistry

 

PublicationsPresentationsOther Academic Activities
    1. Book: Parasitoses and Zoonoses. Kolkata: NCBA, 2017, ISBN: 978-93-5255-048-7.
    2. Book: Cell Biology CBCS. Kolkata: Techno World, 2020, ISBN:978-93-88347-53-2.
    3. Book: A Modern Approach to Parasitoses in Progress.
    4. Book edited: Contemporary Health Issues and Environmental Impact(2018) Edited by Mala Bose, Soma Aditya Bandyopadhyay and Sandeep Poddar. Published by Lincoln University College.
    5. Member of Editorial Board International Journal of Advancement in Life Sciences Research (IJALSR) Online ISSN: 2581-4877

    Paper Published.

    1. “Mechanism and Pathway of glucose transportation in a digenetic trematode Ceylonocotyle scoliocoelium”. Folia parasitologica 37: 151-156;
    2. .”Glycolytic enzyme in a trematode Ceylonocotyle scoliocoelium”; Environment & Ecology 8 (i) : 459-460; 1990.
    3. “Phosphatases in an Amphistome Trematode Ceylonocolyte scoliocoelium”.Environment & Ecology 8 (1) : 447-449; 1990
    4. “Transaminases of an amphistome trematodeCeylonocotyle scoliocoelium”; Environment and Ecology 7(4): 969-970; 1989.
    5. Trace elements in a nematode and a trematode species. Indian Journal of Helminthology.6(1), 9-12; 1989
    6. “Some biochemical observation on the cuticle of Ascaridia galli( Nematoda; Heterakidae)” .  Indian Journal of Helminthology5(2), 47-49; 1988.
    7. “14 C-Glucose uptake in a digenetic trematode Ceylonocotyle scoliocoelium from the microenvironment bearing variable Hydrogen ion concentration.”  Impacts of Environment on Animals and Aquaculture. 145-147, 1990.
    8. “Emission spectroscopic studies on the inorganic elements of three avian filarids. ” Proceedings of Second National Convention of Young Scientists. 56-59, 1986.
    9. “Trace Elements in the body of nematode parasites play a vital role in physiology, metabolism and immune mechanisms.” Indian Journal of Parasitology.
    10. “14 H Lysine uptake in a spirurid nematode Neocamellanus singhi (Ali, 1957)”. Proceedings of the National Seminar on Management of Fisheries in Open Water System of India, 1989.
    11. “Hookworm Infestation and Anaemia among Primary School Children”. Zoological Research in Human Welfare. 285-289, 2008.

Presented paper at various conferences held in various Universities  and Institutions  like the University of Meerut, Kakatiya  University, University of Calcutta, University of Kalyani, University of Burdwan, Central Inland Capture Fisheries Research Institute etc.

  1. 3H- Lysine uptake in Strongyluris bengalensis Chakraborty 1936 (Nematoda Heterakidae)..
  2. Comparative study of three basic organic constituents in two gastrointestinal helminthes.
  3. Comparative study of glucose uptake in three gastrointestinal helminthes.
  4. “14 C-Glucose uptake in a digenetic trematode Ceylonocotyle scoliocoelium from the microenvironment bearing variable Hydrogen ion concentration.”
  5. 3H Lysine uptake in a Spirurid Nematode Neocamallanus singhi (Ali,1957).
  6. Hookworm Infestation and Anaemia among Primary School Children.
  7. Mechanism and pathway of glucose transportation in parasitic trematodes.
  1. Participated in various workshops, such as Food Safety, Biotechnology etc.
  2. Workshop on practical teaching in zoology
  3. Participated in a Summer Institute on Aquaculture.
  4. Completed UGC- funded research project on”Comparative study on Hook worm infestation among Primary School Children Population in Urban Slum and a Rural Community at Burdwan West Bengal”.
  5. Completed UGC-funded research project on “Study of the Nutritional and Haematological status of different Gastrointestinal Parasitoses among Primary School Children Population in Slum areas of Sunderbans”.
  6. Co-PI in AINP on Mariculture Project.
  7. Member of Board of Studies in WBSU.
  8. Acted as Member of Board of Studies in BU from 2012 to 2016.
  9. Life Member, Zoological Society, Kolkata.
  10. Fellow & Life Member, Helminthological Society of India.