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Muralidharan Velappan Author

muralidharanmicro@gmail.com 9841228984 | 9841228984

Subjects of specialization
Anxiety, Depression, Analythical Behavioral Therapy, Social Skills, Medical microbiology

Affiliation
Department of Marine Microbiology, AMET University, Chennai, India

Biography

Mr. Muralidharan Velappan is a microbiologist, and a PhD research scholar in the department of marine biotechnology at AMET University, Chennai. Mr. Muralidharan worked as a microbiologist and teaching faculty at Southern college of medical technology in the department of Pharmacology. Mr. Muralidharan’s fields of work include, chronological order, marine microbial ecology, aquaculture pathology, marine bacteriology, in vitro susceptibilities of selectively used antibiotics against vibrio species, role of bacteriophage in aquatic animal infectious diseases and novel In-silico drug designing. He has published eight research articles and one review article in peer review journals. 

Publications

Short Communication Open Access

Molecular characterization and antibiotic resistance patterns of Vibrio cholerae isolated from ornamental gold fish (Carassius Auratus)

Author(s):

Muralidharan Velappan, Deecaraman Munusamy and Saritha Valsalam

The objective of this study was to determine the presence and density as well as the antibiotic profile of Vibrio cholerae isolated from ornamental gold fish (Carassius auratus).A total of 175 ornamental gold fish (Carassius auratus) were analyzed for the presence of Vibrio cholerae bacteria. Infected and moribund gold fishes skin, gill and intestine were collected for the bacteriological investigation in the month of March 2017 to December 2017at a local breeding farm in Chennai. The obtained samples were confirmed by polymerase chain reaction-plating on TCBS agar methods, V. cholerae was detected in 50 samples and also V. cholerae O139 was detected in 14 samples, with a density ranging between Ë‚ 3.5 to 85.0 MPN/g respectively. The isolated V cholerae were further subjected to anti... view more»

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