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Dr. ASHU TYAGI

Designation : Assistant Professor

Affiliation : , C.C.S University, Campus, Meerut Uttar Pradesh, India,

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Journal: Research and Reviews : A Journal of Biotechnology

About Me

Assistant Professor in Department of Seed Science and Technology & Department of Biotechnology at
, C.C.S University, Campus, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India

Recent Publications

[A] EDITED BOOK

Advances in Life Sciences (eds., Som Dutt; Ashu Tyagi; Harish Pal Bhati; Harjeet Singh).                S.R. Scientific Publication, Agra and Delhi

[B] PAPERS PUBLISHED

  1. Amit Kumar, Sanjay Kumar, Ashu Tyagi and Raj Singh, (2023). A study on the influence of different concentrations of dyes Basic fuchsine and Congo red on soil Mycobiota to developed the consortium for decontamination of dye from industry effluents. Indian Journal of Botanical Society (Under Publication for first issue of 2023).
  2. Amit Kumar, Ashu Tyagi, Sanjay Kumar, M.U. Charaya, and Raj Singh (2023). An invasive plant Ageratum houstonianum L. as an adsorbent for the removal of triphenylmethane dye (Malachite Green): Isotherm, kinetics and thermodynamic studies. Biomass Conversion and Biorefinery (Under Communication in Springer Publication).
  3. Amit Kumar, Sanjay Kumar, Harish Pal Bhati, Raj Singh, Ashu Tyagi, Permod Kumar and M.U. Charaya (2022). Biosorption of Basic Fuchsin dye by mycomass of dye-tolerant fungal strains isolated from dye-treated soils. Frontiers in Crop Improvement 10: 2201–2206.
  4. Amit Kumar, Sanjay Kumar, Ashu Tyagi, Raj Singh, Permod Kumar and M.U. Charaya (2021). Evaluation of mycobiota of soil fungi isolated from garden soil and from soil polluted with paper mill effluents. Journal of Plant Development Sciences 13(8): 655–658.
  5. Amit Kumar, Sanjay Kumar, Harish Pal Bhati, Raj Singh, Ashu Tyagi, and M.U. Charaya (2018). Isolation and Identification of Dye Tolerant Fungal species from Malachite Green dye treated soil for the development of fungal biomass to enhanced dye biosorption from polluted water. Prog. Res. Inter. J. 13 (Special): 753–761.
  6. Ashu Tyagi and M.U. Charaya (2017). Mycobiota of soils polluted with metal-and dye-containing effluents from industrial units located at Meerut and Hapur (Western Uttar Pradesh). Bulletin of Pure and Applied Sciences B (Botany) 36(1): 38-47.
  7. Shyam Singh, Ashu Tyagi, Pradip Kumar and M.U. Charaya (2013). Biosorption of iron from its aqueous solutions by hyphomycetous fungi. Prog. Res. Inter. J. 8: 886-889.
  8. Subodh Tyagi, Ashu Tyagi, Neetu Kumari and Yogendra Kumar (2013). Evaluation of Microbial quality of Khoa and Chhana based sweets sold in Western Delhi. Prog. Res. Inter. J. 8: 839-843.
  9. Ashu Tyagi, Harish Pal Bhati, Avneesh Kumar, Permod Kumar, Shalu Malik, Neetu Kumar Pooja and Pradip Kumar (2014). Mycosorption: A solution to water pollution. National Conference on “Emerging Problems and Recent Advances in Applied Sciences: Basic to Molecluar Approaches”. February 08th-09th, 2014, Society for Scientific Development in Agriculture and Technology in collaboration with Deptt. of Horticulture and Deptt. of Biotechnology, C.C.S.U. Meerut & Society for Extension and Management in Agriculture, Jhansi, U.P. pp:118-120.
  10. Neetu Kumari, Pooja, Permod Kumar, Harish Pal Bhati, Ashu Tyagi, Shalu Malik and Pradip Kumar (2014). Development of resistance against antibiotics in microbes. National Conference on “Emerging Problems and Recent Advances in Applied Sciences: Basic to Molecluar Approaches”. February 08th-09th, 2014, Society for Scientific Development in Agriculture and Technology in collaboration with Deptt. of Horticulture and Deptt. of Biotechnology, C.C.S.U. Meerut & Society for Extension and Management in Agriculture, Jhansi, U.P. pp:121-124.

 

 [C]      ABSTRACTS PUBLISHED

  1. National conference on “Leads For Futuristic Biotechnological Inputs: Indian Context”, Department of Biotechnology and Microbiology, Institute of Applied Medicines & Research, Delhi-Meerut Road, NH-58, Duhai, Ghaziabad from March 26th – 27th, 2010 (Presented a Paper entitled: Novel Biotechnological Applications of Magnetosomes).
  2. International conferences on “Global IPR System and WTO Issues”, Department of Biotechnology, C.C.S. University Campus, Meerut (India) from 17th-18th (Presented four Papers entitled: Antimicrobial Potential of Aqueous Extract of Lantana camara L.; Biosorption of Textile Dye Effluents Using Living Aspergillus niger Van Teigham; Studies on Biosorption and Kinetics of Blue Coloured Dye Effluents by Rice Husk Waste Biomass; Antifungal Antibiotics: Production of Promising Class of New Therapeutic Agents).
  3. National Seminar on Challenges in Plant Science: Now and Then. Department of Botany CCS University Meerut. December 8-10, 2015. Inoculation with Mucor rouxii and Penicillium spinulosum might enhance the dye-adsorption potential of sand; Certain parameters influencing biosorption of zinc by Aspergillus flavus Link biomass.
  4. National Seminar on Challenges of Climate Change and Green Environmental Solutions. Department of Botany CCS University Meerut. December 10, 2016. Synthetic viruses: a new opportunity to understand prevent viral diseases; Evaluation of sand as a matrix for use in bets based on dye-adsorbing dead biomass.