Snake venom is a complex cocktail of biologically active proteins and peptides with highly specific physiological activities, yet its therapeutic potential remains largely unexplored. India is home to several snake species, including vipers and elapids. Though viper venom is predominantly associated with hemostatic man...
S. Kiruthika, Aaron Varghese Sanju, Sameer Basha Hussain et al.· Life· 0 citations
Snake venomics and antivenomics approaches have increasingly relied on mass spectrometry to characterize the venom components and to evaluate the antivenom neutralization potential. However, accurate quantification remains essential for distinguishing biologically relevant toxins from snake venom and for translating pr...
Nisha Reghu, B. G. Nair, Muralidharan Vanuopadath· Life· 0 citations
The synergistic effects of accelerated climate change and anthropogenic land-use shifts increasingly compromise the functional integrity of terrestrial ecosystems. To preserve soil health and ensure global food security, a transition toward biointensive, climate-smart agriculture is imperative. This review provides a c...
Noel Biju Longhinos, P. Mahesh, Divya Vijayakumar Bindhu et al.· Frontiers in Microbiology· 0 citations
The clinical paradigm distinguishing chronic atopic dermatitis (AD) from acute bacterial infections is established by the emerging evidence which focuses on persistent innate immune memory as a central pathobiological factor mediating inflammatory skin diseases. While AD is classically defined by genetic susceptibility...
V. Prakash, Shivani Chalil Velluva, Shiv Shankar Sreekumar et al.· International Journal of Mol...· 0 citations
Detailed structural characterization using GC‐MS, FTIR, UV‐visible spectroscopy, elemental analysis, Molisch test, TLC analysis, and solubility studies indicated that ES‐414 is a glycolipid‐like molecule.
Amit Yadav, Swathy Sadanandan Anand, B. G. Nair et al.· International Journal of Mic...· 0 citations
The findings demonstrate that B. subtilis ULB16 possesses a combination of desirable probiotic traits, including stress tolerance, pathogen interaction capability, epithelial adhesion, and functional enzyme activity, which highlight its potential as a promising marine-derived probiotic candidate for sustainable biotec...
Swathy Sadanandan Anand, Sreetha Hely, B. G. Nair et al.· Frontiers in Marine Science· 0 citations
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