Dr. Senjuti Banerjee
- Designation: SACT-I
- Department: Botany
- Qualification: M.Sc., Ph. D.
- Contact No:
- Email: senjuti.botany@gmail.com
- Area of Specialization: Cell Biology and Genetics
Research Interest:
Assay of different biochemical and cytological parameters of Mangrove plants.
Teaching Experience:
19 years
Awards:
Professional Membership:
Annual membership appliedfor “Indian Mycological Society” and “Indian Botanical Society”.> <Important Publication:
Research Paper Publications in Journal:
1. Mukhopadhyay, A., Banerjee, S.,Pal, R..(2004): “Lead and Cromium Bio-availability to pro and eukaryotic algal cell system and their Cytotoxicity”, Perspectives in Cytology and Genetics, ISSN: 0970-4507
2. Banerjee, S. and Sarkar,K. (2021): “Antimicrobial and antioxidant properties of common mangrove plants of sundarban, patharpratima, west bengal”, journal of mycopathological research (an official journal of the indian mycological society), ISSN: 0971-3719(communicated)
Conference Publication:
International Conference Research Paper
1. Antimicrobial effect of some plants of Sundarban, Patharpratima, West Bengal.(Organised by Indian Mycological Society, Feb 6-8, 2020.
2. Predicting an evolutionary tree of some major mangrove plants of sundarban, west bengal, using statistical analysis of biological characters (Organised by Calcutta University, Advanced Study, Feb. 2020)
National Conference Research Paper
1. Predicting an evolutionary tree of some major mangrove plants of sundarban, west bengal, using statistical analysis of biological characters (organised by St Xaviers College, Jan.2020)
Research Projects:
Completed: As PI
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Project title |
Start date |
Completion date |
Project cost |
Sponsoring agency |
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A cytotaxonomical study of some Sundarban mangrove plants in the light of interspecific hybridization |
23rdDecember, 2016 |
23rdDecember, 2018 |
2,65,000 |
UGC-Minor |
Submitted: PROPOSAL SUBMITTED (AS PI)
Evaluation of the anti-alpha amylase (anti-diabetic) property of some major mangrove plants of sundarban, West Bengal.( SPONSORING AGENCY – R & D )
Special Achievements:
A cytotaxonomical Study of Some Mangrove species in the light of interspecific hybridization. Funding by UGC
