LABORATORY OF NEURONAL PLASTICITY

NEURONAL PLASTICITY GROUP

 

CURRENT RESEARCH AREAS

Molecular mechanism of memory formation at the synaptic level  
    Neurotoxicity and the generation of neurodegenerative diseases
           
 The Gut-Brain Axis, and the role gut microbiota in Autism     Behavioral plasticity and neuropharmacology



RESEARCH TEAM

PHD (ON GOING)

Ajith        
AJITH V. JOHNSON
   MSc, MPhil
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Title of Thesis:

Concentrating on the aquatic pollutants that produce neurobehavioral alterations in Zebrafish models and how they lead to cognitive impairments. This would allow to greater understanding of aquatic toxin which affect the non-target organisms.

       

 

aswathy                                                                                         

   
ASWATHY SIVARAMAN
   MSc, CSIR-UGC-JRF
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Title of Thesis:

Currently focusing on the phenotypic behaviours of zebrafish shoal in socially isolated environment. This area will provide great insight about the importance of sociability in the current situation and in mental wellbeing. This area also focusing on the possibilities of zebrafish to study autistic behaviours.

       
dhanusha    
DHANUSHA S.
   MSc, CSIR-UGC-JRF
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Title of Thesis:

Behavioralphenomics of Zebra fish in association with change in environmental parameters. How these parameters will affect gut microbial dynamics in adult Zebrafish.

       
atheena    
ATHEENA AMAR K.
   MSc, KSCSTE Fellowship
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Title of Thesis:

Focusing on anxiety related behavioural plasticity in Zebrafish with special emphasis on gender specificity. This approach would ensure better understanding of the disease and its underlying neural mechanism.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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