Saranraj P

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Dr. P. Saranraj is presently an Assistant Professor & Head at the Department of Microbiology, Sacred Heart College (Autonomous), Tirupattur, Tamil Nadu, India. He received his Ph.D Microbiology degree from Annamalai University in 2013 and he was qualified in NET exam in 2017. He has published 140 papers (Citations – 2612 and H - index: 30) in peer reviewed International Journals, 60 Books and 25 Book chapters. He is an Editorial Board Member and Reviewer of 60 International Journals. He has received awards like Best Review Paper Award (2011), Young Scientist Award (2013), Best Research Forum Coordinator Award (2017), Highest Book Publication Award (2017) and Best Review Paper Award (2017)

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algal cultivation

Sterilization

Economic importance of bacteria

Ouchterlony double diffusion

Acid fast staining

HIV(RETROVIRUS)

Chromosomes

Gram staining technique

Biochemical test (im vi c)

Most probable number (MPN) method

T - cell Deficiency

B - cell Deficiency

Autoimmunity and Autoimmune Diseases

Vaccines

Immunotherapy

Avidin - Biotin Mediated Assay

Frontiers of Medical Microbiology

Virus - Structure and Classification

Protozoa Structure

Plasma membrane