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Dr. BISWAPRIYA MISRA
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Title
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Dr.
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First Name
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BISWAPRIYA
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Last Name
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MISRA
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University/Institution
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University of Florida
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Phone #
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13522738130
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Email ID
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siku23mishra@gmail.com
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City
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Gainesville
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Country
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United States
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State
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Florida
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Zipcode
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32610
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Department
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Biology
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Area of Research
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Plant 'Omics'
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Area of Expertise
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Plant Biology, Biotechnology, Genomics, Metabolomics
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Brief Description of Research Interest :
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Aims and Objective: Plant 'omics' need combined knowledge from biology (Master's, Utkal University), biotechnology (my Ph.D- IIT Kharagpur), genomics (Postdoc, CCB@USM, Malaysia), metabolomics (Postdoc, University of Florida, USA) for a holistic understanding of plant function and life-cycle. Methodology: As a Postdoc, learned plant biotechnology and phytochemistry, then genomics, presently I am learning- plant metabolomics, with special interests in phenylpropanomics and terpenomics. Results: Established biosynthesis, phytochemistry and biological activity of sesquiterpenoids (Phytomedicine, Trees, LAM, AJCS, Plant Science, PDJ, AoB Plants, JOPR) and drafted genome of rubber tree (BMC Genomics). Future prospects: Interests in science administration, wider dissemination of science, networking, research and development, patenting, collaborations and networking, to work for a science-motivated NGO and a world-renowned pharma-company.
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Representative Publications :
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1. Misra, B.B. & Dey, S. 2013. Shikimic acid (Tamiflu precursor) production in suspension cultures of East Indian sandalwood (Santalum album L.) in air-lift bioreactor. Postdoc Journal, 1 (1): 1-9.
2.Misra, B.B. & Dey, S. 2013. Evaluation of in vivo anti-hyperglycemic and antioxidant potentials of α-santalol and sandalwood oil. Phytomedicine 20 (5): 409-416.
3.Misra, B.B. & Dey, S. 2013. Developmental variations in sesquiterpenoid biosynthesis in East Indian sandalwood tree (Santalum album L.). Trees- Structure and Function 27 (4): 1071-1086.
4.Misra, B.B. & Dey, S. 2012. Comparative phytochemical analysis and antibacterial efficacy of in vitro and in vivo extracts from East Indian sandalwood tree (Santalum album L.). Letters in Applied Microbiology, 55: 476-486.
5. Misra, B.B. & Dey, S. 2013. TLC-bioautographic evaluation of in vitro anti-tyrosinase and anti-cholinesterase potentials of sandalwood oil. Natural Product Communications, 8 (2): 253-256.
6. Misra, B.B. & Dey, S. 2013. Accumulation patterns of phenylpropanoids and related enzymes in East Indian sandalwood tree
(Santalum album L.) undergoing developmental progression in vitro. Australian Journal of Crop Science, 7 (5): 681-690.
7.Das, S.S., Gauri, S.S., Misra, B.B., Biswas, M., & Dey, S. 2013. Purification and characterization of a betanidin glycosyltransferase from Amaranthus tricolor L catalyzing non-specific biotransformation of flavonoids, Plant Science 211: 61–69.
8.Rahman A.Y.A.*, Usharraj A.O.*, Misra, B.B.*, et al. 2013. Draft genome sequence of the rubber tree Hevea brasiliensis. BMC Genomics 14:75.
9. Misra, B. B. & Dey, S. 2013. Culture of East Indian Sandalwood Tree Somatic Embryos in Air-Lift Bioreactors for Production of Santalols, Phenolics and Arabinogalactan Proteins. AoB PLANTS 5: plt025
10.Misra, B. B., Das, S.S. & Dey, S. 2013. Volatile Profiling from Heartwood of East Indian Sandalwood Tree. Journal of Pharmacy Research 7 (4): 299-303.
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