Dr. Farheen Jameel, University of lucknow, India
Dr. Farheen Jameel is a distinguished researcher from the University of Lucknow, India, with a Ph.D. in Zoology. Her research expertise spans environmental science, parasitology, and biotechnology, focusing on issues such as environmental pollutants, mosquito repellent activity, and phytoremediation. Dr. Jameel’s work has practical applications in community health and environmental sustainability, including the use of plant extracts for mosquito control and soil contamination remediation.
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šEducation
She holds a Ph.D. in Zoology Ā from the Department of Zoology at the University of Lucknow. She completed her undergraduate studies with a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in ZoologyĀ from the University of Lucknow, maintaining a consistent first divisionĀ throughout her academic journey, from high school through to postgraduate studies.
šProfessional Experience
- Research Personnel: Played a key role in organizing conferences and workshops, enhancing skills in academic networking and communication.
2. Research Projects: Worked on projects linking natural products with cancer research, developing advanced skills in lipid extraction from fish muscles, GC-MS analysis, culture of cancer cell lines, and cytotoxicity assays.
3. Collaboration : Collaborated with the Department of Biochemistry at Eraās Medical College and Hospital, Lucknow.
Ā š§āš¬Research Focus
Diverse Research Topics:
- Dr. Farheen Jameel has made significant contributions to various fields including environmental science, parasitology, and biotechnology.
- His research on environmental pollutants, mosquito repellent activity, and phytoremediation directly impacts community health and environmental sustainability.
Geographic Impact:
- Dr. Jameel’s research spans multiple regions, particularly India and Nigeria, addressing community-specific issues in different parts of the world.
Collaborative Efforts:
- He has co-authored numerous papers with other researchers, highlighting his collaborative approach which is crucial for impactful, multidisciplinary research.
Applied Research:
- His studies have practical applications, such as the use of plant extracts as mosquito repellents, phytoremediation techniques for soil contamination, and the use of natural products for antimicrobial activities, translating research into tangible community benefits.
Research and Innovations:
- Completed/Ongoing Research Projects: UP-CST (Grant no. CST/375) on the study of PUFA in freshwater fish and their activity on cancer cell lines.
šAwards and Honors
Dr. Jameel has a substantial body of work published in peer-reviewed journals, indicating a high level of recognition in his field. His research is both innovative and impactful, aligning with the criteria for the Research for Community Impact Award.
Specific Projects and Publications
Environmental Health:
- Dr. Jameelās work on the assessment of heavy metals in aquatic ecosystems, like Clarias gariepinus in Nigeria, addresses public health concerns related to environmental contamination and food safety.
Vector Control:
- His research on the mosquito repellent activity and larvicidal properties of plant extracts contributes to controlling vector-borne diseases, crucial for community health in tropical regions.
Waste Management and Water Quality:
- Studies on the impact of solid waste dumping sites on groundwater quality and phytoremediation are essential for sustainable community living, addressing waste management and water pollution.
Parasitology and Infectious Diseases:
- Extensive work in parasitology, including studies on gastrointestinal parasites in children and parasitic nematodes in insects, contributes to understanding and managing parasitic infections in communities.
ššPublication Top Notes
- Synergistic anticancer effects of omega-3 Fatty acids (EPA/DHA) and anticancer drug Doxorubicin against human lung adenocarcinoma. Food Bioscience, 2024.
2. Epidermal Mucus Extracts of three Freshwater Air Breathing Fish Species against Gram Positive and Gram Negative Human Pathogenic Bacteria. Indian Journal of Fisheries, 2019.
3. Omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids of fish and their role in cancerous cell lines: A review on in-vitro studies. Archives of Polish Fisheries, 2019.
4. Deficiency of protein, fat and vitamins in freshwater catfish, Clarias batrachus: morphological symptoms and impact on growth performance. Borneo Journal of Marine Science and Aquaculture, 2019.
5. Anticancer potency of skin mucus extract derived from Channa punctatus, Channa striatus, and Heteropneustes fossilis: An in-vitro analysis. Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry (under review).