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 Name Designation Qualifications Specialization Contact No. Email
 Dr. R. S. Chauhan  Professor & Head Ph.D.  Vety. Pathology 05944-233052 (O) rs_chauhan123[at]rediffmail[dot]com
 Dr. A. K. Thathoo  Professor Ph.D.  Vety. Pathology 05944-233052 (O), 9412120827 ashokthathu[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in
 Dr. Seema Agarwal  Assoc. Prof Ph.D.  Vety. Pathology 9756753533 seema_patho[at]rediffmail[dot]com
 Dr. Munish Batra  Asstt. Prof Ph.D.  Vety. Pathology 9837931431 munishbatra74[at]rediffmail[dot]com

Courses offered by the Department

 B.V.Sc. & A.H.  Courses

S. No. Name of the Course Course No. Credit Hrs.
1. General Vety. Pathology VPP-211 2 (1+1)
2. Systemic Vety. Pathology VPP-221 3 (2+1)
3. Special Vety. Pathology VPP-311 3 (2+1)
4. Avian Pathology VPP-321 2 (1+1)
5. Aquatic Animal Diseases, Health Care and Management VPP-322 2 (1+1)

 M.V.Sc. Courses

S. No. Name of the Course Course No. Credit Hrs.
1 Master’s Seminar VPP-600 1
2. Special Problem VPP-601 1-2
3. Techniques in Pathology VPP-602 2 (1+1)
4. Animal Oncology VPP-603 2 (1+1)
5. Clinical Pathology VPP-604 3 (1+2)
6. Necropsy Procedures and Interpretations-I VPP-605 1 (0+1)
7. Necropsy Procedures and Interpretations-II VPP-606 1 (0+1)
8. Advanced Systemic Pathology VPP-607 3 (2+1)
9. Pathology of Infectious Diseases of Domestic Animals VPP-608 3 (2+1)
10. Toxicopathology VPP-609 3 (2+1)
11. Avian Pathology VPP-610 3 (2+1)
12. Pathology of Laboratory Animals, Fish and Wild Animals VPP-611 3 (+1)
13. Veterolegal Pathology VPP-612 1 (1+0)
14. General Pathology VPP-613 3 (2+1)
15. Master’s Thesis Research VPP-690 20

 Ph.D. Courses

S. No. Name of the Course Course No. Credit Hrs.
1 Pathology of Nutritional and Metabolic Disturbances VPP-701 3 (2+1)
2. Advances in Toxicopathology VPP-702 3 (2+1)
3. Advances in Diagnostic Pathology VPP-703 3 (1+2)
4. Ultra Structural Pathology VPP-704 2 (1+1)
5. Immunopathology VPP-705 3 (2+1)
6. Pathology of Important and Emerging Diseases of Pets and Livestock VPP-706 2 (1+1)
7. Advances in Avian Pathology VPP-707 3 (2+1)
8. Pathology of Fungal Diseases VPP-708 3 (2+1)
9. Molecular Pathology of Cell Injury VPP-709 3 (2+1)
10. Experimental Pathology VPP-710 2 (1+1)
11. Doctoral Seminar-I VPP-788 1
12. Doctoral Seminar-II VPP-789 1
13. Ph.D. Thesis Research VPP-790 45

 Salient Achievements:

1. Coagglution Test: A simple and rapid Immunodiagnostic test for Parvo- virus infection in dogs.

2. Isolation of canine Parvovirus from clinical cases of gastroenteritis.

3. Dot immunobinding assay: A rapid and cost effect test for diagnosis of Rotavirus infection in calves and Parvovirus infection in dogs.

4. Histoplasmosis reported in heifer- A first report from India.

5. Research on calf diarrhoea revealed the presence of Rotavirus as its cause.

6. The detailed pathogenesis of rotavirus infection was studied alongwith its histopathological, immunohistochemical and electronmicroscopic features.

7. A very cost effective, rapid, sensitive specific diagnostic test “Dog Immunobinding Assay” was developed for quick diagnosis of rotavirus in calves (Vet. Rec. 130:381).

8. The Immunopathogenesis of rotavirus infection revealed the role of cell mediated immunity at local level in the intestine for the first time (J.Comp. Path. 107: 118).

9. The Immunoperoxidase techniques were developed for the demonstration of rotavirus antigen in intestinal tissue. Besides, the specific antibody producing cells were also demonstrated in calves, which were helpful in diagnosis of subclinical and convalscent cases of diarrhoea.

10. Morphometric studies, D-xylose malabsorption assay, Transmission and scanning electronmicroscopic studies were undertaken for the first time in this disease.

11. Colibacillosis in poultry:  63 different “O” serogroups of Escherichia coli reported.  Pathogenicity and drug resistance of E. coli strains studied.

12. Role of Yersinia enterocolitica in osteoporotic changes in mice established.

13. Acupuncture technique applied for treatment of Aspiration pneumonia in calves.

14. A large number of pesticides such as cypermethrin, alphameprin, lindane, quinolphes, endosulfan, metasystox and fenvalarate have been studied in animals and poultry for their toxicopathological, clinicopathological and immunopathological features so as to help in diagnosis.  Immunosuppressive effect of pesticides has been recorded.

15. Studies on heavy metals such as lead, mercury and cadmium revealed that their low doses no adverse effect’ dose are immunotoxic causing immunosuppression in animals and birds leading to increased susceptibility to various diseases.

16. Lymphocyte stimulation test using MTT dye developed for biomonitoring of environmental pollutants in animals.

17. Transmission electron microscopy conducted in cypermethrin toxicity in calves.

18. The immunostimulatory effect of various herbs like Giloy (Tino spora cordifolia) , Tulsi (Ocimum sanctum), Ashwagandha (withania somnifera) and Aonla (Emblica officiralis) established in dogs.

19. Immunomodulatory effect of cow urine was assessed.

20. A herbal product Immu Raksha was developed for immunomoduation.

DISEASE DIAGNOSIS:

1. Analysis of blood , faecal, urine, milk and other samples received from college clinic, veterinary hospitals, field etc. for disease diagnosis.

2. Examination of Biopsy and morbid material received from college clinic, IDF, Nagla, Veterinary hospitals, wild life and other places for histopathological diagnosis.

3. P.M. examination of animals for diagnosis of pathological  conditions.

Dr. R.S. Chauhan, Prof. & Head

Research areas/Areas of interest: Immunopathology, Diagnosis, Immumomodulation.

Selected Research Publications

  1. Chauhan RS. 2013. Indigenous cow urine and Immunomodulation. Journal of Immunology & Immunopathology, 15:19-22.
  2. Joshi A and Chauhan RS 2012. Anticancer effect of Taxus baccata and Cow Urine on Biochemical attributes of mice treated with Diethyl Nitrosamine. Indian Journal of Veterinary Pathology, 36(2): 203-208.
  3. Ravindra PV, Chauhan RS and Girish PV. 2006. Use of avian lymphocytes to detect toxicity: Effects of a commonly utilized deltamethrin preparation. Journal of Immunotoxicology, 3(2): 101-109.
  4. Chauhan RS, Singh BP and Singhal LK. 2001. Immunomodulation with Kamdhenu ark in mice. Journal of Immunology and Immunopathology, 3: 74-77.
  5. Chauhan RS and Singh NP. 1992. Rapid diagnosis of rotavirus infection in calves by dot immunobinding assay. Veterinary Record, 130: 381.

Other Information: Advisor (Temp) to WHO.

Dr. A.K. Thatoo, Professor

Research areas/Areas of interest:Clinical Pathology

Selected Research Publications

  1. Chamaraju., Thathoo A.K. and Agarwal Seema. (2015) physic chemical characterization of Molasses Based Distillery Effluents. Indian Science Congress 3-7th Jan. 2015 at University of Mumbai.
  2. Mir Mudasir., Thathoo, A.K. (2013). Effect of high level of zinc on performance and pathomorphologcal parameters in cockerels. Indian Veterinary journal.
  3. Chamaraju., Thathoo, A.K., Mir Mudasir. (2013). Effect of Molasses Based Distillary effluents on haemato-biochemical parameters in albino mice. Indian Veterinary Journal.
  4. Manjunathan, K.N., Thathoo, A.K. and Mir Mudasir (2013). Estimation of heavy metal concentration in serum and tissues of albino mice after treatment with brass industry effluents. Indian Journal of Veterinary Medicine (Submitted).
  5. Mir Mudasir., Thathoo, A.K. (2013). Pathomorphological study of effluent organs in zinc intoxicated cockerels. Indian Journal of Vety.Pathology. (Submitted).

Dr. Seema Agrawal, Assoc. Professor

Research areas/Areas of interest: Toxicopathology

Selected Research Publications

  1. Tiwari Sakshi, Agarwal Seema and Shukla Amit (2016). Elucidation of Pathological alterations and ameliorative efficacy of cow urine distillate following Subchronic exposure of imidacloprid in white leghorn cockerels. Indian Journal of Veterinary Pathology, 40(3): 281-283.
  2. Agarwal, Seema. and Agrawal, D.K. 2014. Effect of chemical industry effluent on haematological parameters of mice. Indian J of Veterinary Pathology, 38(4): 281-285.
  3. Adhikari Dheeraj, Agarwal Seema and Astha Chandra. 2014. Effect of Fipronil toxicity in Haematological parameters in White Leghorn Cockerels. African Journal of Agricultural Research, 9 (36): 2759-2764.
  4. Agarwal, Seema; Agarwal,D.K. 2012. Immunopathological Effects of Chemical Industry Effluents on macrophage functions in mice. Indian Journal of Veterinary Pathology, 36(2): 245-246.
  5. Agarwal Seema and Chauhan R.S. 2006. Immunopathological Effects of Quinalphos on macrophage functions of chicken. Indian Journal of Animal sciences, 76(11): 915-916.

Dr. Munish Batra, Assistant Professor

Research areas/Areas of interest: Avian Pathology

Selected Research Publications

  1. Batra, M., Pruthi, A.K., Narang, G., Virmani, N. and Kamil S.A. 2017. Pathological studies on the Pasteurella multocida A: 1 outer membrane proteins vaccinated layer chickens challenged with homologous strain. International Journal of Basic and Applied Agricultural Research, 15(3): 165-174.
  2. Kattoor, J.J., Malik, Y.P.S., Kumar, N., Sharma, K., Sircar, S., Batra, M., Dhama, K. and Singh, R.K. 2014. Development of VP6 gene specific reverse transcriptase (RT)-PCR assay for detection of avian group D rotavirus in diarrheic chickens. Journal of Veterinary Science and Medical Diagnosis, 3(3): 1-4.
  3. Malik, Y.P.S., Sharma, K., Vaid, N. Batra, M., Prasad, M., Prasad, G., Gulati, B.R. and Bhilegaonkar, K.N. 2013.Designing and validation of new primers for efficient genotyping of animal G3 rotaviruses. VETERINARSKI ARHIV, 83(6): 611-622.
  4. Batra, M., Pruthi, A.K., Kamil, S. A. and Virmani, N. 2008. Biochemical changes in the Pasteurella multocida A: 1 outer membrane proteins vaccinated layer chickens challenged with local strain of Pasteurella multocida. Indian J. Poultry Sci., 43(3): 317-320.
  5. Batra, M., Pruthi, A.K., Kamil, S. A. and Virmani, N. 2008. Protective efficacy of outer membrane proteins of Pasteurella multocida A: 1 as vaccine against local isolate challenge in layer chickens. Indian J. Poultry Sci., 43(2): 227-230.