Name : Maimoonath beevi Y P
Designation : Assistant Professor
Department : BOTANY
Email : maimoonath@gck.ac.in
| Qualification | MSc Plant Science, CSIR-JRF |
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| Work Experience | MSc. Plant Science from Central University of Kerala in 2014 CSIR-Junior Research Fellowship and Lectureship for Life Science in June 2014 |
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| Seminars/ Conferences Organised | Publication Joy, Nisha, YP Maimoonath Beevi, and E. V. Soniya. "A deeper view into the significance of simple sequence repeats in pre-miRNAs provides clues for its possible roles in determining the function of microRNAs." BMC genetics 19.1 (2018): 29. |
| Additional Responsibilities (2019-20) | Conference presentations ? Maimoonath beevi Y P, Sweda S, Mallika V, Asha S and E V Soniya (Poster presentation) “Understanding the mechanism behind Nitric Oxide signalling during quick wilt disease of Black pepper- an in silico approach” in “The biology of disease”- symposium, November 09, 2016, jointly organised by Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology (RGCB) Trivandrum and WellcomeTrust / DBT India Alliance ? Maimoonath beevi Y P and E V Soniya (Poster presentation) “Role of Phytophthora capsici effectors in modulating host defence responses” in “National Conference Of Plant Physiology-2016”, 2016 December 08-10, organised by University of Agricultural Sciences, GKVK, Bengaluru, India ? Maimoonath Beevi Y P and E V Soniya (Poster presentation) “Exploring the small RNA mediated virulence mechanism in Phytophthora capsici during the quick wilt disease of black pepper” in “International Conference on Plant Developmental Biology & 3rd National Arabidopsis Meeting” 2017 December 12–16, organised by NISER, Bhubaneswar, India |
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