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Services

Department of Biochemistry
Sri Krishnadevaraya University
SV Puram,Anantapur
Andhra Pradesh-India 515 003

Program Title	Designation	Year	Sponsoring
National Workshop on Molecular Modeling and Drug Design	Director of theWorkshop	24th -26th March 2007.	DBT, New Delhi
National Workshop on Genome & Proteome Analysis	Director of the Workshop	21st-23rd March, 2005.	UGC, New Delhi
National workshop cum training on Bioinformatics Tools for Gene and Protein Analysis.	Director of the Seminar	9th to 12th August, 2003	DST, New Delhi
National Seminar on Fifty Years of Indian Science - Problems & Perspectives	Organizing Secretary	26th and 27th March, 1998	UGC, New Delhi
National Workshop on Protein Modeling and Drug Design	Organizing Secretary	23rd to 25rh March, 2007	DBT, New Delhi

Current Activities in the area of BIOINFORMATICS
	1. Research Activities Genomic analysis of M. tuberculosis for Protein targeted Drug Design Plasmodium falciparum genome analysis for development of anti-malarial drugs and vaccine development using in Silico techniques Sequence analysis of salt stress genes in ground nut and fox-tail millets Sequence analysis of genes involved in degradation of pesticides Proteomic approach and studies on salt stress protein expression Molecular Modeling of key enzymes in Apoptosis 2. Teaching Activities : Presently the Bioinformatics Centre (with limited facilities) is catering the needs of both theoretical and practical of Bioinformatics paper which was included in curriculum for the M.Sc. students of Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Microbiology, Botany, Zoology and Sericulture of this University since from 5 years. Research activities connected with Bioinformatics field for research scholars and faculty is carried out by the present limited facilities. Project Work for M.Sc/M.Tech/B.Tech. students was carried out in the present facility.
Collaborative Research
	The Dept. of Biochemistry has collaboration with Bioinformatics Center at Biotechnology Department, Anna University, Chennai (Prof. P. Gautam) and Prof. Ramakumar, Bioinformatics Centre, IISc, Bangalore and has been supported by getting training for Research scholars and Faculty utilizing the commercial softwares available at Institutes