Dr. Mohamed Jalaludeen Abdulkadhar, crescent instuite of science and technology, India
🌟 Dr. A. Md. Jalaludeen is a distinguished biochemist with a Ph.D. in Biochemistry from Annamalai University, Tamil Nadu, India (2012). His expertise spans toxicology, molecular biology, and antioxidant research, focusing on the therapeutic roles of natural compounds. With rich experience in academic and research roles, including a postdoctoral fellowship at Konkuk University, South Korea, he has contributed extensively to environmental and health-related studies. As a skilled scientific writer and educator, Dr. Jalaludeen has published 13 impactful papers in peer-reviewed journals and actively supports emerging researchers. He is also a member of the Society of Biological Chemists, India.
Professional Profile:
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Suitability Summary
Dr. A. Md. Jalaludeen’s groundbreaking work in biochemistry, combined with his dedication to mentorship and scholarly excellence, makes him a deserving recipient of the Best Researcher Award. His research into natural antioxidants, environmental health, and molecular pathways has significant implications for pharmacology, toxicology, and ecological sustainability. Recognizing his contributions would not only honor his achievements but also inspire further advancements in the life sciences. 🌟
Education and Experience
🎓 Education:
- Ph.D. in Biochemistry, Annamalai University (2012) 🧪
- M.Phil. in Biotechnology, Bharathidasan University (2007) 🧬
- M.Sc. in Biochemistry, Bharathidasan University (2005) 🔬
- B.Sc. in Biochemistry, University of Madras (2003) 🧫
💼 Experience:
- Freelance Scientific Writer (2020–Present) ✍️
- Research Scientist, Hitech Diagnostic Centre (2017–2020) 🏥
- Assistant Professor, EGS Pillay Arts & Science College (2015–2017) 👨🏫
- Postdoctoral Scientist, Konkuk University, South Korea (2013–2015) 🌏
- Research Associate, Annamalai University (2012–2013) 🔍
Professional Development
📈 Dr. Jalaludeen’s professional development is marked by a commitment to academic excellence and interdisciplinary research. He has mastered advanced molecular biology techniques like qRT-PCR, Western blotting, and fluorescence microscopy 🧬🔬. His expertise extends to isolating and processing tissues for toxicological studies and applying analytical methodologies to investigate biochemical markers 🧪. As a scientific writer, he excels in preparing plagiarism-free research manuscripts, mentoring students, and evaluating protocols 📜🎓. Active in professional networks, he contributes as a reviewer for scientific journals and collaborates internationally to foster advancements in biochemistry and biotechnology 🌐.
Research Focus
🧪 Dr. Jalaludeen’s research focuses on the protective roles of natural antioxidants against heavy metal toxicity and oxidative stress. His studies include exploring biochemical pathways involved in arsenic and nickel-induced damage in experimental models 🐀. He has also contributed to developing therapeutic strategies for environmental toxicity and metabolic disorders, using compounds like sinapic acid and biochanin A 🌿. His interdisciplinary research integrates toxicology, molecular biology, and environmental health to mitigate the effects of pollutants on human and animal systems 🌏. By advancing knowledge in antioxidant mechanisms, his work has profound implications for pharmacology and ecological conservation.
Awards and Honors
🏆 Awards and Honors:
- UGC Research Fellowship in Science for Meritorious Students (2010–2012) 🎖️
- Annamalai University Research Studentship (2008–2009) 🏅
- Kabaddi Champion, Annamalai University (2009) 🤾♂️
- Kabaddi Champion, North Chennai Secondary School Athletic Association (1999–2000) 🏐
Publication Top Notes:
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📚 In-vivo and in-vitro antioxidant activity of troxerutin on nickel induced toxicity in experimental rats – Cited by: 6
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📚 Beneficial protective effect of troxerutin on nickel-induced renal dysfunction in Wistar rats – Cited by: 13
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📚 Biochanin A ameliorates arsenic-induced hepato- and hematotoxicity in rats – Cited by: 50
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📚 Therapeutic efficacy of biochanin A against arsenic-induced renal and cardiac damage in rats – Cited by: 33
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📚 Antihyperglycemic effect of syringic acid on attenuating the key enzymes of carbohydrate metabolism in experimental diabetic rats – Cited by: 43