Case Studies (Interesting Research Museum), 2003-2017

This is a rough draft, having many mistakes and have some missing parts, also. It will be corrected with time, along with some interesting insight about them.. There is a try to get their digital copies, better if could get official links for them.

A turtle pace of working at the intersection of molecular biology, genomics and proteomics, diagnostics, homology modelling, molecular markers, haplogroups, Y-chromosome and mt-chromosome, genetics and genealogy from 2003-2017. Whatever the reasons were, it is an interesting material for case studies at the front of academics and research. The way, campus crime series acted as a template in understanding social tales of social engineering, my thesis and students dissertations will help in understanding the academic and research world, a bit better.

Research direction changed after the Ujjla-Bharti Case in 2019. And the whole research became a case study itself. I thought, the problem was with these two dissertations only, but when I looked back then I found, something is kind of embedded in each and every aspect of research since the start, like some parallel cases creations.

And it’s true about the systems we are living in. Anything and everything is embedded in political codes and impact living beings, including humans, at personal as well as professional front especially when we are not aware.

Earlier Research contributions (2008-2019)

1. Dangi, Vijay., Rathee, Gaurav., Jaiwal, Pawan. Kumar, & Behra, Basant. Kumar (2008). Isolation and amino acid sequencing of beta amylase purified from grain sorghum leaves.

12th ISCB International Conference on the Interface of Chemistry-Biology in Biomedical Research, 22-24 February 2008, BITS Pilani, Rajasthan, India.

2. Dangi, Vijay, Rana, Gaurav, Kumar, Naresh, & Jaiwal, Pawan. Kumar (2010). Isolation and amino acid sequencing of oxalate oxidase purified from sorghum leaves.

Ninth Annual Meeting of the Society of Free Radical Research India (SFRRI), Jan. 11-13, 2010, Convention Centre, Hotel Marriott Courtyard, Hyderabad, India.

3. Dangi, Vijay and ??? (2010). Computational analysis of oxalate oxidase from Sorghum vulgare leaves (?). Culture Centre, NUS, Singapore. 

4. Dangi, Vijay, & Munshi, Sneha, (2012). Evolutionary analysis of the multi-functional nature of oxalate oxidase. International Conference on Molecular Phylogenetics (MolPhy-3), Moscow State University, Russia.

M.Tech dissertations students contributions 

Lost most of this work. It will take some time to get back from different resources as my search options are restricted illegally.

1. Dangi, Vijay, Lamba, Monika., Saini, Renu, & Mehta, Anurag, (2009). Investigation of the association between estrogen and progesterone receptor in breast cancer by immunohistochemical assay. Delhi, India.

2. Kumar, Naresh., Sood, S., Beena, Singh, M., & Dangi, Vijay. (2010 or 2011?). Protective role of vitamin E supplementation on fluoride toxicity in male rabbits. International Conference on Advances in Free Radicals Research, Natural Products, Antioxidants and Radioprotectors in Health, Hyderabad, India. 

3. Munshi, Sneha and Dangi, Vijay (2012). In silico analysis of sorghum oxalate oxidase. IIMTECH, Chandigarh.

4. Dhull, Vikas, Rathee, Kavita., Chahal, Vinita, Mann, Vivek., & Dangi, Vijay. (2012). Role of medicinal plants, Indian dietary habits and effectiveness of different homeopathic medicines in the management and treatment of diabetes mellitus. 

5. Malik, Meghna, and Dangi, Vijay (2012). Diabetes management: Importance/role of phytoconstituents. International Conference on Diabetes, Hyderabad, India.?

6. Dangi, Vijay, & Rana, Priyanka. (2013). Role of haplogroups in diagnosis and personalised medicine. Society for Applied Biotechnology (SAB), Tirupati, India.

7. Dangi, Vijay, & Rana, Priyanka. (2013). An interdisciplinary approach to study relation between Jutland vs. Jatland and Romanies vs. Indian Gypsies. 1st International and 3rd National Conference on Biotechnology, Bioinformatics and Bioengineering, Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, India.

8. Verma, Komal., Dangi, Vijay, & Prabhakar, Y. Singh. (2015). Homology modeling and in silico exploration of functional domain of interleukin-27 for new drug leads in the management of type-1 diabetes. Conference, India.

9. Rathee, Ritu and Dangi, Vijay and??? (2015, March). Pharmacological screening of bioactive compounds in medicinal plants. Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU), Rohtak, India.?

10. Kajla, Priyanka and Dangi, Vijay, (2017). ?

11. Balhara, Nisha and Dangi, Vijay, (2017). ?

My case studies started from these two dissertations

12. Ujjla Sharma, Dangi, V., Sangeetha, Rashid, A., Parmar, H., Bagaria, H., Reddy, M. K., & Achary, V. M. M. (2019). A method for the production of low glycemic index rice by using CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing technology. Plant Genomics & Gene Editing Congress, Asia.

13. Bharti Juneja, Dangi, V., Reddy, M. K., & Achary, V. M. M. (2019). Generation of improved blast disease resistance rice using CRISPR/Cas9 targeted genome editing technology. NextGen Genomics, Biology, Bioinformatics and Technologies (NGBT), Mumbai, India.

Why case studies even at the front of research?

Even I thought like that, when I first realized this. But with time, feel was like you have real treasure of interesting case studies. Why discarded them, just because they did not feel like so important? And I put it back in my research in the form of case studies. They are campus crime series type template but in a bit different way.