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A novel concept of Pyridoxal 5'-phosphate permeability in E.coli for modulating the heterologous expression of PLP dependent proteins by Saxena, Vijay Kumar, Vedamurthy, G.V., Singh, Raghvendar

“…[Display omitted] •A novel concept of demonstrated pyridoxal phosphate permeability in E.coli•Pyridoxal phosphate inclusion in media increases protein yield…”
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Dietary n-3 PUFA augments pre-ovulatory follicle turnover and prolificacy in well-fed ewes by Mahla, Ajit Singh, Bunkar, Suresh Kumar, Kumawat, Babu Lal, Kumar Saxena, Vijay, Selvaraju, Sellappan, Bhatt, Randhir Singh, Singh, Raghvendar, Kumar, Arun

“…The present study evaluated the effect of dietary supplementation with n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) on preovulatory follicle (POF) turnover,…”
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Effect of thermal exposure on physiological adaptability and seminal attributes of rams under semi-arid environment by De, Kalyan, Kumar, Davendra, Balaganur, Krishnappa, Kumar Saxena, Vijay, Thirumurugan, Palanisamy, Khursheed Naqvi, Syed Mohammed

“…Thermal stress in hot semi-arid environment is a major limitation of sheep production in tropical and sub-tropical climatic condition. The animals tend to…”
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Identifying sources, pathways and risk drivers in ecosystems of Japanese Encephalitis in an epidemic-prone north Indian district by Kakkar, Manish, Chaturvedi, Sanjay, Saxena, Vijay Kumar, Dhole, Tapan N, Kumar, Ashok, Rogawski, Elizabeth T, Abbas, Syed, Venkataramanan, Vidya V, Chatterjee, Pranab

“…Japanese Encephalitis (JE) has caused repeated outbreaks in endemic pockets of India. This study was conducted in Kushinagar, a highly endemic district, to…”
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In silico homology modelling and prediction of novel epitopic peptides from P24 protein of Haemonchus contortus by Vedamurthy, G.V., Ahmad, Haseen, Onteru, Suneel Kumar, Saxena, Vijay Kumar

“…Haemonchus contortus (HC) causes Haemonchosis in sheep and goats, with high mortality and morbidity due to lack of effective vaccine and increasing resistance…”
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Dietary inclusion of mature lemon grass and curry leaves affects nutrient utilization, methane reduction and meat quality in finisher lambs by Bhatt, R.S., Sarkar, Srobana, Sahoo, A., Sharma, Priya, Soni, Lalit, Saxena, Vijay Kumar, Soni, Arvind

“…•Mature lemon grass and curry leaves are phyto-chemical rich biomass left after human use.•Feeding 10 % mature curry leaves to finisher lambs decreased methane…”
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Study of circadian rhythmicity of physiological response and skin temperature of sheep during summer and winter in semi-arid tropical environment by De, Kalyan, Kumar, Davendra, Saxena, Vijay Kumar, Naqvi, Syed Mohammed Khursheed

“…The present study aimed to evaluate the circadian rhythmicity of some physiological variables, including rectal temperature (RT), respiration rate (RR), heart…”
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Effect of bedding for reducing the postshearing stress in sheep by De, Kalyan, Kumar, Davendra, Mohapatra, Arpita, Saxena, Vijay Kumar

“…Shearing of sheep is routine management. However, the shearing induces stress in the animal. To reduce the postshearing stress, providing bedding may be an…”
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Dietary inclusion of nonconventional roughages for lowering enteric methane production and augmenting nutraceutical value of meat in cull sheep by Bhatt, R.S., Sahoo, A., Sarkar, Srobana, Saxena, Vijay Kumar, Soni, Lalit, Sharma, Priya, Gadekar, Y.P.

“…•Lesser known alternative roughages are rich source of phytobiotics modulating rumen fermentation in sheep.•Dietary inclusion of Blepharis scindica hay…”
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Effect of high ambient temperature on behavior of sheep under semi-arid tropical environment by De, Kalyan, Kumar, Davendra, Saxena, Vijay Kumar, Thirumurugan, Palanisamy, Naqvi, Syed Mohammed Khursheed

“…High environmental temperature is a major constraint in sheep production under semi-arid tropical environment. Behavior is the earliest indicator of animal’s…”
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De novo pathway is an active metabolic pathway of cysteine synthesis in Haemonchus contortus by Saxena, Vijay Kumar, Vedamurthy, G.V., Swarnkar, C.P., Kadam, Vinod, Onteru, Suneel Kumar, Ahmad, Haseen, Singh, Raghvendar

“…Haemonchus contortus, commonly known as Barber's pole worm, is an economically important gastrointestinal nematode of sheep and goats especially in tropical…”
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Behavioral and physiological adjustments by lambs in response to weaning stress by Mohapatra, Arpita, De, Kalyan, Saxena, Vijay Kumar, Mallick, Prasanta Kumar, Devi, Indu, Singh, Raghvendar

“…Early weaning is a widely accepted approach for enhancing productivity. This practice always accompanies undesirable stresses in lambs. Lambs must adapt these…”
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Induction of ovulation in anestrus ewes using a dopamine receptor antagonist by Saxena, Vijay Kumar, De, Kalyan, Kumar, Davendra, Naqvi, Syed Mohammad Khursheed, Krishnaswamy, Narayanan, Tiwari, Ashok Kumar

“…Estradiol decreases the pulse frequency of LH during the nonbreeding season through dopaminergic neurons that results in anestrus in the ewe. Long-term…”
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Identification and characterization of an M cell marker in nasopharynx- and oropharynx-associated lymphoid tissue of sheep by Saxena, Vijay Kumar, Diaz, Alejandra, Scheerlinck, Jean-Pierre Y.

“…•Recombinant sheep GP2 protein produced in HEK expression system.•Anti-GP2 Abs were successfully used to detect recombinant GP2 protein by ELISA.•GP2 has been…”
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Physiological response of crossbred sheep under nutritional scarcity by De, Kalyan, Kumar, Davendra, Saxena, Vijay Kumar, Naqvi, Syed Mohammed Khursheed

“…Nutritional scarcity during summer and winter is a major constraint for sheep rearing in the semi-arid tropical region. In this region, a new crossbred sheep…”
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Oscillatory thermo-regulatory behavior of fecundity-gene-introgressed sheep in the hot semi-arid region by De, Kalyan, Saxena, Vijay Kumar, Kumar, Davendra, Mohapatra, Arpita, Balagnur, Krishnappa, Naqvi, Syed Mohammad Khursheed

“…Fecundity gene (FecB) introgression improves the prolificacy of sheep. However, it may adversely affect the adaptability of thermoregulatory behavior when it…”
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Effect of short-term seclusion of sheep on their welfare indicators by De, Kalyan, Saxena, Vijay Kumar, Balaganur, Krishnappa, Kumar, Davendra, Naqvi, Syed Mohammad Khursheed

“…Separation from the group is a potent stressor for sheep and may have an adverse effect on animal welfare. Therefore, the present study was initiated to…”
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Study of circadian rhythmicity of physiological response and skin temperatures of sheep during summer and winter in semi-arid tropical environment by De, Kalyan, Kumar, Davendra, Saxena, Vijay Kumar, Naqvi, Syed Mohammed Khursheed

“…Abstract The present study aimed to evaluate the circadian rhythmicity of some physiological variables, including rectal temperature (RT), respiration rate…”
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Effect of nutritional stress on physiological parameters and seminal attributes of native-crossbred ram in semi-arid tropics by De, Kalyan, Kumar, Davendra, Saxena, Vijay Kumar, Krishnappa, Balaganur, Bahire, S. V., Paul, Rajani Kumar, Mohapatra, Arpita, Vedamurthy, G. V., Naqvi, S. M. K.

“…A prolific three-breed (Malpura, Patanwadi, and Garole) cross Avishaan sheep has been developed in the semi-arid zone to improve farmer’s income. Nutritional…”
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Molecular characterization of GPR50 gene and study of its comparative genetic variability in sheep breeds adapted to different thermo-contrasting climatic regimens by Saxena, Vijay Kumar, Kumar, Davendra, Naqvi, S.M. K

“…GPR50 , formerly known as a melatonin-related receptor, is one of the three subtypes of melatonin receptor subfamily, together with MTNR1A and MTNR1B. GPR50 ,…”
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