Madhulika Singh msingh@greg-jensen.com & | accomplished Assignment: As a SRA-CSIR I have started investigations on the expression pattern of CTC markers in peripheral blood of gynecological cancer patients and analyzing their association with clinical parameters and intermittent treatment responses. Comparison of prognostic utility of flow-cytometry and RT-PCR techniques in detection of CTC in patients was also carried out. Accomplished Assignments: As RA-ICMR, I worked solely on the factors involved in the progression of cervical carcinogenesis. So far, I have investigated the role of apoptotic and antiapoptotic proteins in progression of cervical dysplasia-cancer and their association with HPV. I investigated the diagnostic importance of MDR protein (p-glycoprotein) expression in differentiating the pathological conditions of cervix. During this period I worked on determination of the DNA ploidy and S-phase fraction by flow cytometry. further , I investigated the anticancer role of tea polyphenols against cervical carcinogenesis . As Research Assistant (Department of Obst. & Gyne. KGMU, Lucknow), I was largely responsible for most of the AgNOR immunostainning and counting studies in Pap smear samples. Study consists a total 3500 symptomatic women. We successfully developed a sensitive procedure that allows simultaneous detection of high-risk subjects on the basis of AgNOR counts and demonstrated that this approach can be effectively used in low-resource hospital settings. During my SRF-ICMR I have tested hepatoprotective potential of picroliv in hamsters infected with E. histolytica . Additionally, Picroliv exhibited protection against various liver toxicants (CCl4, thioacetamide and oxytetracyclin) and E. histolytica induced hepatic damage in laboratory animals. During study period we developed amoebic abscess in the liver of gerbils which can be used as therapeutic model for hepatic amoebiasis. Specialties: Flow cytometry, PCR, Immunohistochemistry, Fluorescence microscopy,cell culture, animal handling, in vitro and in vivo drug screening

Madhulika Singh

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Madhulika Singh’s Expertise accomplished Assignment: As a SRA-CSIR I have started investigations on the expression pattern of CTC markers in peripheral blood of gynecological cancer patients and analyzing their association with clinical parameters and intermittent treatment responses. Comparison of prognostic utility of flow-cytometry and RT-PCR techniques in detection of CTC in patients was also carried out. Accomplished Assignments: As RA-ICMR, I worked solely on the factors involved in the progression of cervical carcinogenesis. So far, I have investigated the role of apoptotic and antiapoptotic proteins in progression of cervical dysplasia-cancer and their association with HPV. I investigated the diagnostic importance of MDR protein (p-glycoprotein) expression in differentiating the pathological conditions of cervix. During this period I worked on determination of the DNA ploidy and S-phase fraction by flow cytometry. further , I investigated the anticancer role of tea polyphenols against cervical carcinogenesis . As Research Assistant (Department of Obst. & Gyne. KGMU, Lucknow), I was largely responsible for most of the AgNOR immunostainning and counting studies in Pap smear samples. Study consists a total 3500 symptomatic women. We successfully developed a sensitive procedure that allows simultaneous detection of high-risk subjects on the basis of AgNOR counts and demonstrated that this approach can be effectively used in low-resource hospital settings. During my SRF-ICMR I have tested hepatoprotective potential of picroliv in hamsters infected with E. histolytica . Additionally, Picroliv exhibited protection against various liver toxicants (CCl4, thioacetamide and oxytetracyclin) and E. histolytica induced hepatic damage in laboratory animals. During study period we developed amoebic abscess in the liver of gerbils which can be used as therapeutic model for hepatic amoebiasis. Specialties: Flow cytometry, PCR, Immunohistochemistry, Fluorescence microscopy,cell culture, animal handling, in vitro and in vivo drug screening

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Wed Jul 01 2015 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) — Present

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Mon Sep 01 2008 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) — Thu Sep 01 2011 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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accomplished Assignment: As a SRA-CSIR I have started investigations on the expression pattern of CTC markers in peripheral blood of gynecological cancer patients and analyzing their association with clinical parameters and intermittent treatment responses. Comparison of prognostic utility of flow-cytometry and RT-PCR techniques in detection of CTC in patients was also carried out. Accomplished Assignments: As RA-ICMR, I worked solely on the factors involved in the progression of cervical carcinogenesis. So far, I have investigated the role of apoptotic and antiapoptotic proteins in progression of cervical dysplasia-cancer and their association with HPV. I investigated the diagnostic importance of MDR protein (p-glycoprotein) expression in differentiating the pathological conditions of cervix. During this period I worked on determination of the DNA ploidy and S-phase fraction by flow cytometry. further , I investigated the anticancer role of tea polyphenols against cervical carcinogenesis . As Research Assistant (Department of Obst. & Gyne. KGMU, Lucknow), I was largely responsible for most of the AgNOR immunostainning and counting studies in Pap smear samples. Study consists a total 3500 symptomatic women. We successfully developed a sensitive procedure that allows simultaneous detection of high-risk subjects on the basis of AgNOR counts and demonstrated that this approach can be effectively used in low-resource hospital settings. During my SRF-ICMR I have tested hepatoprotective potential of picroliv in hamsters infected with E. histolytica . Additionally, Picroliv exhibited protection against various liver toxicants (CCl4, thioacetamide and oxytetracyclin) and E. histolytica induced hepatic damage in laboratory animals. During study period we developed amoebic abscess in the liver of gerbils which can be used as therapeutic model for hepatic amoebiasis. Specialties: Flow cytometry, PCR, Immunohistochemistry, Fluorescence microscopy,cell culture, animal handling, in vitro and in vivo drug screening Maharishi University Of Information Technology

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accomplished Assignment: As a SRA-CSIR I have started investigations on the expression pattern of CTC markers in peripheral blood of gynecological cancer patients and analyzing their association with clinical parameters and intermittent treatment responses. Comparison of prognostic utility of flow-cytometry and RT-PCR techniques in detection of CTC in patients was also carried out. Accomplished Assignments: As RA-ICMR, I worked solely on the factors involved in the progression of cervical carcinogenesis. So far, I have investigated the role of apoptotic and antiapoptotic proteins in progression of cervical dysplasia-cancer and their association with HPV. I investigated the diagnostic importance of MDR protein (p-glycoprotein) expression in differentiating the pathological conditions of cervix. During this period I worked on determination of the DNA ploidy and S-phase fraction by flow cytometry. further , I investigated the anticancer role of tea polyphenols against cervical carcinogenesis . As Research Assistant (Department of Obst. & Gyne. KGMU, Lucknow), I was largely responsible for most of the AgNOR immunostainning and counting studies in Pap smear samples. Study consists a total 3500 symptomatic women. We successfully developed a sensitive procedure that allows simultaneous detection of high-risk subjects on the basis of AgNOR counts and demonstrated that this approach can be effectively used in low-resource hospital settings. During my SRF-ICMR I have tested hepatoprotective potential of picroliv in hamsters infected with E. histolytica . Additionally, Picroliv exhibited protection against various liver toxicants (CCl4, thioacetamide and oxytetracyclin) and E. histolytica induced hepatic damage in laboratory animals. During study period we developed amoebic abscess in the liver of gerbils which can be used as therapeutic model for hepatic amoebiasis. Specialties: Flow cytometry, PCR, Immunohistochemistry, Fluorescence microscopy,cell culture, animal handling, in vitro and in vivo drug screening

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