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Ongoing Sponsored Research Project:
S.No. |
Year |
Title |
1. |
2022 |
To study the protective effect of Gokhru (Tribulus Terrestris) in the treatment & prevention of hypoxia-induced Pulmonary Hypertension, ICMR, New Delhi; (BMS/Adhoc/81/2022-2023 dated 30/12.2022) Approved for 3 years |
2. |
2022 |
To evaluate the efficacy of Metformin on L-NAME induced preeclampsia in animal model. ICMR, New Delhi; (BMS/Adhoc/58/2022-2023 dated 29/12.2022) Approved for 3 years |
3. |
2022 |
Physiological and pharmacological studies to evaluate the role of Nitric oxide (NO) in post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) induced cardiovascular and immunological changes in rats. ICMR, New Delhi (Mohammed Faizan SRF: CO-PI) Approved for 3 years |
4. |
2021 |
Effect of combined HIIT and resistance training on HRV and VO2 max in patients with T2DM (Abdul Latiful Khabir JRF-UGC) |
5. |
2020 |
Cognitive Remediation through Behavioral Reinforcement in Traumatic Brain Injury (Co-PI) Sponsored by Core Research Grant SERB-DST (File Number: CRG/2020/003832) |
6. |
2018 |
To study the genetic polymorphism of Matrix – metalloproteinase-2 and its association with the oxidative stress biomarkers in COPD in North-Indian Population. DST-Inspire (DST/INSPIRE/03 /2017/001003) (Poonam Sangwan, JRF/SRF-DST-Inspire) |
Completed Research Projects
S.No. |
Year |
Title |
1. |
2022 |
Acute Effects of Inspiratory Training with Non Invasive Ventilator on Hypercapnic COPD Patients (Tabassum Saher JRF-UGC). March. 2021-March, 2022 |
2. |
2021 |
An epidemiological study to assess household transmission & associated risk factors for COVID-19 disease amongst residents of Delhi, India. (This protocol is aligned with the WHO Unity protocol on household transmission protocol for COVID-19) WHO sponsored project (Co-PI) |
3. |
2021 |
Early Detection of Bio-markers for pre-eclampsia, Grand Challenges Canada Grant Number: R-ST-POC-1807-13914, (amount of $94.889 CAD). |
4. |
2021 |
Characterization of sterile inflammatory biomarkers for the development of preeclampsia and its pathogenesis. (Huma Quasimi, SRF, Sponsored by ICMR) |
5. |
2019 |
To study the role of Damage Associated Molecular Patterns in Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus patients (STS-ICMR-2019-09608) |
6. |
2018 |
Characterization of sterile inflammatory biomarkers for the development of pre-eclampsia and its pathogenesis. (Huma Quasimi, JRF, Sponsored by ICMR, 2017-18) |
7. |
2017 |
To Evaluate the Role of Nitric Oxide in Young Renal Hypertensive Patients (sponsored by STS-ICMR-Reference ID: 2017-03294)
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8. |
2007 |
Development of chemical antagonists of snake venoms by a combinatorial approach based on molecular modeling, in vitro protein-ligand interactions and chemical synthesis (DBT, New Delhi) (2003 – 2007). |
9. |
2002 |
Effects of indigenous plants and selected biological antioxidant on rodents against snake venom Sponsored by ASCOMS & Hospital, Jammu (1998 – 2002). |
10. |
1997 |
Anti-snake venom factors from Indian herbs. Sponsored by CSIR, New Delhi 1997 (1 year). |
11. |
1996 |
Snake venom inhibitors from Indian medicinal plants. Sponsored by CSIR, New Delhi (1995-96). |
12. |
1994 |
Search for Plant Constituents which antagonize Snake Venom. Sponsored by ICMR, New Delhi (1992–94) |