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The document is a curriculum vitae for B.K. Anitha, outlining her educational and professional qualifications. It includes details of her PhD in plant breeding and genetics from TNAU, Coimbatore, as well as research experience in molecular biology techniques and plant breeding. It also lists publications, conferences attended, training programs completed, and computer skills.
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- 1. CURRICULAM VITAE B. K. ANITHA Unit # 12-229, Block 117 Bedok North Road, : (+65) 82848961 / 66873440 Singapore 460117 : bkani22@gmail.com Continual learner with a proven ability to assimilate new ideas, concepts, methods and techniques. Highly dedicated, innovative and self-motivated towards the goal. Educational Qualification Degree School/University Year Percentage Ph.D (Plant Breeding & Genetics) Agricultural College and Research Institute, TNAU, Coimbatore 2010-2013 90.6% M.Sc. (Agrilture) in Plant Breeding & Genetics Agricultural College and Research Institute, TNAU, Coimbatore 2008-2010 93.3% B.Sc. (Agriculture) Agricultural College and Research Institute, Killikulam, TNAU, Coimbatore 2004-2008 90.4% Higher Secondary Course Scism Matric Hr.Sec.School, Bodinayakanur. 2004 89.6% Ph.D Research Identification of Quantitative trait loci (QTLs) for high oil content and Marker assisted back crossing for improving oleic trait in Groundnut (As student SRF in ICRISAT-TNAU collaborated project for Improving oil content and Oleic content in groundnut) Post Graduate Research Variability studies in M2 and M3 generation of Sesame and Molecular diversity analysis among sesame collections. Molecular work experience I have a handful of experience in molecular work. Since my both M.Sc and Ph.D projects were based on plant molecular works, I have done my research in a well equipped molecular laboratory in TNAU. I am well versed in - DNA extraction DNA quantity and quality assessment PCR Page 1 of 4
- 2. SDS- PAGE BIO-RAD Oil extraction (Soxo-plus) Background and Foreground analysis And I am good in crossing techniques, since I have myself involved in crossing work in groundnut crop throughout my Ph.D project (Backcrossing) I have also undergone a 3 days training in ICRISAT, Hyderabad for crossing technique in groundnut and BIO-RAD. Certification Certified for National Eligibility Test (NET) held by Agriculture Scientist Recruitment Board (ICAR) for the discipline "Crop improvement". Awards Awarded TNAU Merit Scholarship for the Master's Degree. Awarded TNAU Research Assistant Scholarship for the Doctoral Degree. International Symposiums participated Participated in VI International Conference on Legume Genetics and Genomics (2012) and presented a poster entitled Validation of QTLs for pod and kernel traits in groundnut'. Participated in International Symposium on "100 years of Rice science and looking beyond (2012). Participated in International Conference on Food and Neutraceuticals for nutrition and health: Technology and delivery (2011) and presented a poster entitled Contribution of Plant Genetic resources for health and nutrition'. National Symposiums participated Participated in National Science Conference on "Tamil and Agriculture" (2013) and presented a paper entitled A review on importance of oleic content in oilseeds'. Participated in National Seminar on Plant Innovative crop improvement techniques (2011) and presented a paper entitled Tilling and Eco tilling - An innovative approach in mutation'. Participated in Third National Congress on Plant Breeding and Genomics (2010) and presented a poster entitled Molecular diversity among Sesame varieties of Tamil Nadu'. Page 2 of 4
- 3. Publication Article on Character association analysis in sesame (Sesamum indicum L.)' in Electronic Journal of Plant Breeding (Vol. 1(2): Pp.209-211, March 2010). Article on Molecular diversity among Sesame varieties of Tamil Nadu' in Electronic Journal of Plant Breeding (Vol. 1(4): Pp. 447- 452, July 2010). Article on Selection indices for high oil content in Groundnut' in Green Farming (Jan-Feb 2014, Vol 5, No.1). Article on Validation of SSR markers associated with QTLs for pod and kernel traits in groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.) in International Journal of Agricultural Sciences. (Vol. 4 (1), pp. 077-082, January, 2014) Article on Variability studies in M2 of sesame (Sesamum indicum L.)' in International Journal of Tropical Agriculture.(Vol.No.32, Issue No.1-2 (2014), Pg: 43-45) Article on Correlation analysis among oil yield and component traits in groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.)' in Madras Agricultural Journal. (Yet to be published in upcoming issue-Accepted for publication) Article on Single marker analysis for oil yield and component traits in groundnut (Arachis hypogaea l.)' in Madras Agricultural Journal. (Yet to be published in upcoming issue-Accepted for publication) Membership in Scientific bodies The Madras Agricultural Journal (MASU) Electronic Journal of Plant Breeding Green Farming Valarum Velanmai Trainings and Workshops Participated Rural Agricultural Work Experience for three months at Srivaigundam & Ambasamudram. Special Camping Programme on "Healthy Youth for Healthy India" Workshop on "Acquiring and enhancing soft skills" Computer Literacy MS OFFICE AGRI SOFTWARES Extra Curricular Activities Year Representative NSS Volunteer Table-Tennis ICT player Page 3 of 4
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