Milind S Patole
Articles written in Journal of Biosciences
Volume 25 Issue 4 December 2000 pp 361-366
Sequence analysis of mitochondrial 16S ribosomal RNA gene fragment from seven mosquito species
Yogesh S Shouche Milind S Patole
Mosquitoes are vectors for the transmission of many human pathogens that include viruses, nematodes and protozoa. For the understanding of their vectorial capacity, identification of disease carrying and refractory strains is essential. Recently, molecular taxonomic techniques have been utilized for this purpose. Sequence analysis of the mitochondrial 16S rRNA gene has been used for molecular taxonomy in many insects. In this paper, we have analysed a 450 bp hypervariable region of the mitochondrial 16S rRNA gene in three major genera of mosquitoes,
Volume 35 Issue 2 June 2010 pp 171-175
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Bipinchandra K Salunke Rahul C Salunkhe Milind S Patole Yogesh S Shouche
Volume 37 Issue 2 June 2012 pp 221-226 Brief communication
Molecular typing of fecal eukaryotic microbiota of human infants and their respective mothers
Prashant K Pandey Jay Siddharth Pankaj Verma Ashish Bavdekar Milind S Patole Yogesh S Shouche
The micro-eukaryotic diversity from the human gut was investigated using universal primers directed towards
Volume 37 Issue 4 September 2012 pp 647-657 Articles
Molecular analysis of gut microbiota in obesity among Indian individuals
Deepak P Patil Dhiraj P Dhotre Sachin G Chavan Armiya Sultan Dhawal S Jain Vikram B Lanjekar Jayshree Gangawani Poonam S Shah Jayshree S Todkar Shashank Shah Dilip R Ranade Milind S Patole Yogesh S Shouche
Obesity is a consequence of a complex interplay between the host genome and the prevalent obesogenic factors among the modern communities. The role of gut microbiota in the pathogenesis of the disorder was recently discovered; however, 16S-rRNA-based surveys revealed compelling but community-specific data. Considering this, despite unique diets, dietary habits and an uprising trend in obesity, the Indian counterparts are poorly studied. Here, we report a comparative analysis and quantification of dominant gut microbiota of lean, normal, obese and surgically treated obese individuals of Indian origin. Representative gut microbial diversity was assessed by sequencing fecal 16S rRNA libraries for each group (n=5) with a total of over 3000 sequences. We detected no evident trend in the distribution of the predominant bacterial phyla, Bacteroidetes and Firmicutes. At the genus level, the bacteria of genus
Volume 37 Issue 6 December 2012 pp 989-998 Articles
Prashant Kumar Pandey Pankaj Verma Himanshu Kumar Ashish Bavdekar Milind S Patole Yogesh S Shouche
In this study fecal microflora of human infants born through vaginal delivery (VB) and through cesarean section (CB) were investigated using culture-independent 16S rDNA cloning and sequencing approach. The results obtained clearly revealed that fecal microbiota of VB infants distinctly differ from those in their counterpart CB infants. The intestinal microbiota of infants delivered by cesarean section appears to be more diverse, in terms of bacteria species, than the microbiota of vaginally delivered infants. The most abundant bacterial species present in VB infants were
Volume 38 Issue 2 June 2013 pp 301-309 Articles
Transcriptome analysis of
Kaustubh Gokhale Deepak P Patil Dhiraj P Dhotre Rajnikant Dixit Murlidhar J Mendki Milind S Patole Yogesh S Shouche
Germ band retraction (GBR) stage is one of the important stages during insect development. It is associated with an extensive epithelial morphogenesis and may also be pivotal in generation of morphological diversity in insects. Despite its importance, only a handful of studies report the transcriptome repertoire of this stage in insects. Here, we report generation, annotation and analysis of ESTs from the embryonic stage (16–22 h post fertilization) of laboratory-reared
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