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Veterinary Physiology

Department of Animal Physiology & Veterinary Biochemistry were established as independent department in 1988 at Azad Campus, North Lakhimpur. Both the departments were merged into a single entity and same as department of VPB as per MSVE guidelines 2016.

The department imparts basic physiology and biochemistry subject to undergraduate students of B.V.Sc& A.H. The department offers specialization in molecular biology, animal physiology, veterinary biochemistry, clinical biochemistry and diagnostic, endocrinology, environmental physiology, reproductive physiology.

The department has laboratory facilities for haematology, biochemical analysis, hormone assay, reproductive physiology. It is well equipped with some state of art facilities like thermo-cycler, UV-vis spectrophotometry, gel documentation, ELISA, incubator, urine analyser, physiology graph, Thermal Cycler, Western bloting apparatus, Gel Documentation syste etc.

Project completed and ongoing.

Title of the project

Funding Agency and amount

Date of commencement

Date of completion

1. Study on efficacy of Herbal anthelminthics with or without adjunct liver stimulants in bovine

M/S Ayurvet Limited, Solan, Himachal Pradesh, India (Rs7000.00)

25.03.2017

06.04.2018

2. Enhancing pig productivity by optimizing biomolecular expression through nutritional intervention in the existing system of pig farming

Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science and Technology, Govt. of India. (Rs 4456888.00)

07.07.2017

06.01.2021

3. Regulation of corpus luteum function by locally produced angiogenic growth factors in pigs (Sus scrofa).


4. Exploring Nanoparticle-Endometrial Interactions for Enhanced Swine Reproductive Health\", project cost Rs.7.6 Lakh implemented in 2024.

Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science and Technology, Govt. of India. (Rs 9654992.00)


Micro grant Component of the DBT-funded Advanced Level State Biotec Hub (ALSBT Hub)

17.05.2018




01.04.2024

Continuing




Continuing

 

UG Courses
# Course No. Course Title Course Credit Syllabus
1 VPB Veterinary Physiology 5(4 + 1)
* courses are compulsory
Projects
    • Micro grant Component of the DBT-funded Advanced Level State Biotec Hub (ALSBT Hub). sponsored project on "Exploring Nanoparticle-Endometrial Interactions for Enhanced Swine Reproductive Health", project cost Rs.8 Lakh
    • Micro grant Component of the DBT-funded Advanced Level State Biotec Hub (ALSBT Hub)) sponsored project on "Exploring Nanoparticle-Endometrial Interactions for Enhanced Swine Reproductive Health", project cost Rs.7.6 Lakh
    • National Livestock Mission sponsored project on "Epidemiological survey on haemoprotozoan parasites and Mycoplasma suis in pigs of Lakhimpur and Dhemaji district of Assam", project cost Rs.36.6 Lakh
    • AAU RnD sponsored project on "PRELIMINARY STUDY ON CHEMICAL BIOLOGY APPROACH FOR EARLYDETECTION OF PREGNANCY IN PIGS", project cost Rs.2480000 Lakh
    • AAU sponsored project on "STUDY ON CHEMICAL BIOLOGY APPROACH FOR EARLY DETECTION OF PREGNANCY IN PIGS", project cost Rs.24 Lakh
    • AAU sponsored project on "STUDY ON CHEMICAL BIOLOGY APPROACH FOR EARLY DETECTION OF PREGNANCY IN PIGS", project cost Rs.24 Lakh
    • AAU sponsored project on "STUDY ON CHEMICAL BIOLOGY APPROACH FOR EARLY DETECTION OF PREGNANCY IN PIGS", project cost Rs.24 Lakh
    • AAU R&D sponsored project on "“Capacity Building and Doubling the Income of the local pig rearers through assisted reproductive technology in the North Bank of Brahmapurtra.", project cost Rs.15 Lakh
    • ASTEC, Assam sponsored project on "Preparation of oral phytochemical preparation against respiratory and gut diseases of poultry", project cost Rs.2.05 Lakh
    • Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science and Technology, Govt. of India sponsored project on "Regulation of corpus luteum function by locally produced angiogenic growth factors in pigs (Sus scrofa)", project cost Rs.9654992.00 Lakh
    • Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science and Technology, Govt. of India sponsored project on "Regulation of corpus luteum function by locally produced angiogenic growth factors in pigs (Sus scrofa)", project cost Rs.9654992.00 Lakh
    • Ayurvet PVT.LTD sponsored project on "Efficacy of Calcium supplement in treatment of milk fever in crossbred dairy cattle", project cost Rs.1.2 Lakh implemented in 2019. (PI/Co-PI/Associated Scientist : Dr. Sanjib Borah )
    • Ayurvet PVT.LTD sponsored project on "Comparative efficacy of herbal anti-stressor in parturition stress of crossbred cows", project cost Rs.1.10 Lakh implemented in 2019. (PI/Co-PI/Associated Scientist : Dr. Sanjib Borah )
    • Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science and Technology, Govt. of India. sponsored project on "Enhancing pig productivity by optimizing biomolecular expression through nutritional intervention in the existing system of pig farming", project cost Rs.4456888.00 Lakh implemented in 2017. (PI/Co-PI/Associated Scientist : Dr. Prasanta Chabukdhara)
    • Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science and Technology, Govt. of India. sponsored project on "Enhancing pig productivity by optimizing biomolecular expression through nutritional intervention in the existing system of pig farming", project cost Rs.4456888.00 Lakh implemented in 2017. (PI/Co-PI/Associated Scientist : Dr. Sanjib Borah )
    • Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science and Technology, Govt. of India. sponsored project on "Enhancing pig productivity by optimizing biomolecular expression through nutritional intervention in the existing system of pig farming", project cost Rs.4456888.00 Lakh implemented in 2017. (PI/Co-PI/Associated Scientist : Dr. Simson Soren)
    • M/S Ayurvet Limited, Solan, Himachal Pradesh, India sponsored project on "1. Study on efficacy of Herbal anthelminthics with or without adjunct liver stimulants in bovine", project cost Rs.1.0 Lakh implemented in 2017. (PI/Co-PI/Associated Scientist : Dr. Prasanta Chabukdhara)
    • M/S Ayurvet Limited, Solan, Himachal Pradesh, India sponsored project on "1. Study on efficacy of Herbal anthelminthics with or without adjunct liver stimulants in bovine", project cost Rs.1.0 Lakh implemented in 2017. (PI/Co-PI/Associated Scientist : Dr. Sanjib Borah )
Achivements