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Item Amoebicidal activity of nitrovinylindole.(1987-12-01) Sharma, G L; Mukhopadhyay, S; Kaur, R; Banerjee, S KItem Arginine content of the neurosecretory cells of grasshopper, Acrida gigantea Hbst.(1969-04-01) Banerjee, S KItem Assessment of the impacts of vehicular pollution on urban air quality.(2004-01-03) Ghose, Mrinal K; Paul, R; Banerjee, S KAir quality crisis in cities is mainly due to vehicular emissions. Owing to the expanding economic base Indian cities are growing at a faster rate. Transportation systems are increasing everywhere and the improved technology is insufficient to counteract growth. The effect of vehicular emission on urban air quality and human health has been described. A survey has been conducted in an Indian mega city to evaluate the status of air pollution at traffic intersections and the unique problem arising out of vehicular emissions in the study area has been narrated. Approach for the selection of the air monitoring stations, methodology adopted for data collection and the results have been discussed. Vulnerability analysis (VA) has been carried out to identify the zones at what pollution stress. Options for reducing mobile source emission have been discussed and a strategic air quality management plan has been proposed to mitigate the air pollution in the city.Item Behaviour of glutaminase in normal cells cultured in vitro.(1969-03-01) Majumdar, A; Banerjee, S K; Shrivastava, G CItem Bilateral jaw-winking (Marcus Gunn's phenomenon) (a case report).(1987-01-01) Banerjee, S K; Chatterjee, PItem Biochemical studies on acetate non-utilizing (acu) mutants of Aspergillus niger.(1980-07-01) Chattopadhyay, P; Banerjee, S K; Chakrabarti, P; Sen, KItem Can asthmatic attack be due to latent Mycobacterium tuberculosis?(1984-08-01) Banerjee, S KItem Comparative study of human placental & fetal brain alkaline phosphatase.(1979-10-01) Chatterjee, T K; Banerjee, P; Banerjee, S K; Ghosh, J JItem The concept of dysfunctional uterine bleeding with I.U.C.D.(1967-07-01) Mukherjee, K; Dey, U; Roy, S; Sen, P; Banerjee, S KItem Effect of single sub-lethal, lethal & chronic doses of barbital sodium on testes of the garden lizard Calotes versicolor (Daudin): histological investigation.(1980-12-01) Sadhukhan, S C; Banerjee, S KItem Effect of sulphur containing amino acids and anabolic steroid on the metabolism of ascorbic acid in rats fed on necrogenic diets.(1973-03-01) Banerjee, S K; Roy, R K; Majumder, P K; Chatterjee, G CItem Effect of whole-body x-irradiation on the adrenal gland of the lizard, Calotes versicolor (Daudin): a cytochemical study.(1973-03-01) Ghosh, A; Maity, L K; Banerjee, S KItem Effects of manganese, cobalt and molybdenum on ascorbic acid metabolism and other related pathways in control and ascorbic acid-deficient guinea-pigs.(1973-09-01) Roy, R K; Banerjee, S K; Majumder, P K; Sasmal, N; Chatterjee, G CItem An ELISA method for quantitation of tubulin using poly-1-lysine coated microtiter plates.(1989-11-01) Das, S; Banerjee, S K; Sil, M; Sarkar, P KA new, sensitive and convenient ELISA method has been developed for quantitation of tubulin using poly-1-lysine (PLL) coated multiwell microtiter plates. Binding of tubulin to untreated plastic surface of microtiter plates was extremely poor. Coating of wells with PLL enhanced the binding and facilitated quantitation by ELISA. Binding of tubulin was followed by stepwise additions of rabbit anti-tubulin IgG, HRP-conjugated goat anti-rabbit IgG and colour reagent. The method has been successfully applied to quantitate the tubulin content of extracts from rat brain and liver as evident from the excellent correlation of the results with those obtained from 3H-colchicine binding assay. The detection limit is as low as 5 ng, which is relatively better than that of the previous RIA methods. The ELISA method does not involve the use of any radioactive compound and all reagents required for this assay are commercially available.Item Histological changes in testes of the garden lizard, Calotes versicolor (Daudin), following x-irradiation.(1972-11-01) Ghosh, A; Maity, L K; Banerjee, S KItem Hyaluronidase activity of human endometrial tissues & uterine fluids.(1975-09-01) Ganguly, S; Sarkar, D; Sengupta, D; Banerjee, S K; Ghosh, J JItem Improvement in pulsed wave Doppler echocardiographic assessment of pulmonary artery pressure.(2003-12-01) Banerjee, S K; Ahmed, C M; Rahman, M A; Hossain, M; Mahmud, R S; Khan, H I L R; Haque, K M H SNon invasive estimation of pulmonary artery pressure (PAP) is of paramount importance in various form of cardiac, respiratory and intensive care medicine practice. Using pressure gradient between different chambers enables a reliable estimation of PAP and are being largely practiced. In absence of these pressure gradient, various time interval or the ratios of pulmonary blood flow velocity curve (PBFVC) in pulsed wave doppler echocardiography (PWDE) can predict the PAP. But there is lack of general agreement as which parameter should be used. We hypothesized that using separate time interval or their ratios of PBFVC for different group of patient may improve the PWDE prediction of PAP. Forty-six consecutive patients with different cardiac diseases and 20 consecutive control persons underwent PWD echocardiographic examination. Pulmonary blood flow velocity curve derived time intervals--the time intervals--time to peak velocity (TPV), Pre-ejection period (PEP) and right ventricular ejection time (RVET) and their ratios were measured. The Doppler derived measurements were compared with cardiac catheterization (CC) measured PAP in 46 patients in whom CC were done. PBFVC derived time interval TPV and the ratio PEP/TPV correlated well with CC measured systolic PAP (r=-0.78 and r=0.77 respectively). For congenital left to right shunt disease the ratio PEP/TPV improved the prediction (r=-0.87) while the same measure showed weak correlation in patients with left sided heart disease. Only TPV could predict mean PAP in patients with left sided heart disease (r=-0.60). We concluded that the use of separate PBFVC derived time interval or their ratio from PWDE may improve the prediction of PAP with different pathological group of disease.Item Induction of fish mitotic division in in vivo by concanavalin A.(1987-08-01) Banerjee, S KItem Intra-amniotic tetanus toxoid as a safe abortifacient.(1979-09-01) Bhattacharya, N; Chaudhuri, N; Banerjee, S K; Mukherjee, K LItem Isolation and characterization of an unsaturated fatty acid requiring mutant (UFA4) of Aspergillus niger.(1986-07-01) Chattopadhyay, P; Banerjee, S K; Sen, K; Chakrabarti, P