international online community for dna barcoding professionals
-
Dr A P Singh
- Male
- chandigarh
- India
- Blog Posts (2)
- Discussions (6)
- Events
- Groups (2)
- Photos (1)
- Photo Albums
- Videos
Dr A P Singh's Page
Latest Activity
Dr A P Singh commented on k.sathis kumar's blog post 'About DNA Barcoding-reg.'"my suggestion is ....let the title be ' COI mitochondrial gene based DNA Barcoding of earthworm'"
Dr A P Singh replied to Kathy McHoes's discussion 'Questions and Answers about Connect'"Indian system is such that everybody is researching in a concealed way and do not share anything except what is published. Requests for papers are ignored. Many of the research theses are found missing from libraries…"
Dr A P Singh replied to Kathy McHoes's discussion 'Questions and Answers about Connect'"First and foremost thing is your orientation toward taxonomy... learn it... know its procedures.... how to collect specimens... where to collect from... how to preserve... how to identify them by using print and e-resources... preparation of slides…"
Dr A P Singh commented on David E. Schindel's blog post 'Poster session in Adelaide'"can we see and download these posters for future references"
Dr A P Singh commented on Biju Kumar's blog post 'PROJECT ON BARCODING INDIAN MARINE MOLLUSCS LAUNCHED'"Congrats to Dr Sanil George for getting this prestigious project.I hope he will have achievements even higher than amphibian barcoding. I am proud to have undergone training in DNA Barcoding basics under him at RGCB. Hope some day…"
Dr A P Singh replied to Kathy McHoes's discussion 'Questions and Answers about Connect'"I will definitely like to explore the collaboration. I have bit of background in Lepidoptera"
Dr A P Singh replied to Kathy McHoes's discussion 'Questions and Answers about Connect'"Hello Meenakshi Ji,
Just go through the protocols and the e-portals on Insects; and have small training in molecular and bioinformatics aspects. You will find classical taxonomy lending to drastic revisions. I have training in this…"
Dr A P Singh replied to Kathy McHoes's discussion 'Questions and Answers about Connect'"Indian system is such that everybody is researching in a concealed way and do not share anything except what is published. Requests for papers are ignored. Many of the research theses are found missing from libraries…"
Dr A P Singh replied to David E. Schindel's discussion 'OPPORTUNITIES: Funding programs and job openings of interest to barcoders'"Respected Sir,
I am interested in availing projects for funding of my Barcoding interests. Hope to hear soon
Regards"
Maloyjo Joyraj Bhattacharjee commented on Dr A P Singh's blog post 'Interested in DNA Barcoding of Lepidoptera of India'"I can give you a link who has undrgone training in our lab and now working on a DBT sabctioned project on Lepidopterans.
Contact person
Dr.Senthil Kumar
HOD, Dept. of Biotechnology
Mizoram University
"
Dr A P Singh commented on Dr A P Singh's blog post 'Interested in DNA Barcoding of Lepidoptera of India'"please read moral as morale in my last comment"
Dr A P Singh commented on Dr A P Singh's blog post 'Interested in DNA Barcoding of Lepidoptera of India'"if I can fit in any of your projects may be in future. Its up to you to decide. I am recent entry into this sublime field; and association with people like you will be moral booster for me"
Dr A P Singh commented on Dr A P Singh's blog post 'Interested in DNA Barcoding of Lepidoptera of India'"well, i collected moths from Guwahati, Hafflong, Jatinga, Shillong, Cheerapunjee and some other sites. Punjabi university Museum has more than 200 identified species, including around 100 sp. of mine, from subfamily Pyraustinae of superfamily…"
Dr A P Singh replied to Gillian Dean's discussion 'Outsourcing DNA extraction and sequencing' in the group Lab Operations"You can contact Dr George Thomas, Scientist, Rajiv Gandhi Center of Biotechnology, Trivandrum, Kerala for accomplishing the task on payment basis. You can go to the website, download per forma for sending samples and payment
Dr A P Singh"
Profile Information
- Institution/Organization
- SGGS College affiliated to Panjab University Chandigarh
- Title/Position
- Researcher/Faculty member
- If Other Title, please specify
- Associate Professor in Zoology
- I’m involved in, or am interested in the following barcoding initiatives
- Mosquito Barcoding Initiative, DNA Barcoding Initiative for Conservation
- I’m involved in or interested in the following iBOL Working Groups
- WG1.5 Agricultural and Forestry Pests and Their Parasitoids, WG2.2 Museum Life
- Keywords about my barcoding projects (separate each choice with a comma)
- Barcoding of Pyraloidea of India after working out its traditional systematics
- I’m involved in the following aspects of barcoding:
- Fieldwork/specimen collecting, Museum work/specimen curation, Other
- If Other area, please specify
- wish to sequence Pyraloid species
- Current Project(s)
- Applying project on Pyraloidea of India
Dr A P Singh's Photos
Dr A P Singh's Blog
UGC Project ' Inventorization of Pyrlaoid Diversity of Sukhna WL Sanctuary along with its DNA Barcoding.
I have recently been awarded Major Research Project in the above subject by UGC, New Delhi, India. Very soon , I will be getting grant for the launch of the project. My fellows and other users of this forum are requested to recommend NET qualified Candidates with background in molecular taxonomy (particularly CO1 based DNA Barcoding) and traditional (morphological) taxonomy of Insects for one position of JRF. Enrollment for PhD will be done with Panjab University, Chandigarh or Punjabi…
ContinuePosted on April 30, 2013 at 4:18am
Interested in DNA Barcoding of Lepidoptera of India
Hello Friends,
I have just undergone 21 days training in DNA Bar coding of Animals, primarily based on CO I mt gene and use of Genious Software, DNeasy Blood and Tissue Kit under the guidance of Dr George Thomas and Dr Sanil George of Rajiv Gandhi Center of Biotechnology, Trivandrum, Kerala, India. It was more of Hands-on Training and less theoretical.
With this training, now i have sufficient confidence to enhance my morpho-taxonomic skills with molecular ones to workout…
ContinuePosted on July 13, 2011 at 2:34pm — 7 Comments
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 9:32pm on April 11, 2011,
Reli Ann Faye Rogado said… Good day, Dr. Singh!
I am working on the methodology of my special problem proposal which is about a local web-based repository of DNA barcodes and related media of endemic chicken in the Philippines. I am trying to figure out how a specific DNA barcode sequence gets validated and verified when it's stored in a database.
And to answer your second question, no sir.
- At 6:24am on April 8, 2011,
Mansi Mungee said… You need training for what? You have already done taxonomy? Did you not use molecular methods for identification?
I am no authority to arrange for any training and I am sure IISER does not provide trainings but why don't you try in your college? I don't think any training as such is required for Barcoding. You learn as you proceed through it.
- At 6:09am on April 8, 2011, Mansi Mungee said…
I am working at IISER, Pune with Dr. Ramana Athreya.
We have all the facilities required for Molecular identification. You want to start afresh with barcoding of? and from?
I am working on Moths of Eaglenest Biodiversity park, Arunachal Pradesh.
- At 3:05am on April 8, 2011, Mansi Mungee said…
- Where exactly in the North East did you collect specimens from?
- At 11:32am on February 3, 2011,
Virash Kamal Gupta said… Dear Dr Singh,
Good you have taken a lead in initiating this new thread for you. You will defienetely gain positively from this membership. All the best
© 2013 Created by Matthew Fisher.
Powered by
