International Science Symposium on Recent Trends in Science and Technology (February 26 and 27, 2017) Subject: Zoology Abstracts
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1 1 2 SPECIES DESCRIPTION AND POPULATION ECOLOGY OF HERMIT CRAB DIOGENES AVARUS MTT AND LIPIDPEROXIDATION ASSAY FOR IN VITRO CYTOTOXIC EFFECT OF ALPHACYPERMETHRIEN ON CERVICAL CANCER CELL LINE Dr. Jatin Vijaybhai Raval Koshti A J, Sana Kaval Thumbar RP and Verma RJ MICROHABITAT FOR THE MARINE WORMS IN THE ROCKY INTERTIDAL ZONE OF VERAVAL COAST, GUJARAT REPRODUCTIVE PHYSIOLOGY, POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS AND FEEDING HABITAT OF SNOW TROUT (SCHIZOTHORAX NIGER ) IN NIGEEN LAKE OF JAMMU & KASHMIR. HISTOPATHOLOGICAL ALTERATION IN GILL AND LIVER OF THE FRESHWATER FISH, PSEUDETROPLUS MACULATUS (BLOCH, 1795) ON EXPOSURE TO FULLERENE C 60 HitishaBaroliya, Bhavendrakumar Chaudhari, Rahul Kundu K. K. Sabha, A. M. Najar, F. A. Bhat, T. H. Shah, M. H. Balkhi and R. Faisal N. Sumi, K.C. Chitra 6 AN INVENTORY ON DIVERSITY AND DISTRIBUTION PATTERN OF HYMENOPTERA IN GUJARAT, INDIA Bhumi Thakkar and Pragna Parikh 7 ETHOLOGY OF GREATER FLAMINGO IN CAPTIVITY B. L. Sam, A. J. Koshti OCCURANCE OF VENOMOUS SPIDER FROM KATHIAWAR PENINSULA : WITH A NOTE ON BIOLOGICAL, MEDICAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH COMPARATIVE HISTOPATHOLOGICAL CHANGES INDUCED BY DIISONONYL PHTHALATE (DINP) AND DI(2ETHYL-HEXYL) PHTHALATE (DEHP) IN GILL OF THE FISH, OREOCHROMIS MOSSAMBICUS (PETERS, 1852) ASSEMBLAGE OF DIFFERENT FAUNA AT ARTIFICIAL REEF SITE AT MIYANI ESTUARY, GUJARAT Parin Dal and Varsha Trivedi V. Revathy, K.C. Chitra Arti Joshi, A. Y. Desai, A. J. Bhatt, A. H. Ishakani Page 1 of 5
2 11 REMOTE SENSING: RECENT TOOL IN MARINE CAPTURE FISHERIES Rutvikkumar P. Tandel, D.T.Vaghela,Sheetal K. Bharda,Kirtankumar V Tandel Arti Joshi, Jitendrakumar T. Tandel 12 AQUAPONIC SYSTEM: SUSTAINABLE WAY OF ORGANIC AQUACULTURE Jitendrakumar T. Tandel, Kirtankumar V. Tandel, Rutvikkumar P. Tandel, Sheetal Bharda, Smit Lende MORPHOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR IDENTIFICATION OF ORTHOPTERA FAUNA OF VADODARA DISTRICT, GUJARAT MORPHOLOGICAL VARIATIONS OF THE SEA ANEMONE STICHODACTYLA HADDONI (CNIDARIA, ANTHOZOA, ACTINIARIA, STICHODACTYLIDAE) FROM GUJARAT CHECK LIST OF SHALLOW-WATER BRACHYCNEMIC ZOANTHIDS (CNIDARIA: HEXACORALLIA) ALONG THE SAURASHTRA COAST, GUJARAT Parth Pandya and Pragna Parikh Pinal D. Shah and Pradeep C. Mankodi Thakkar Nevya J., Pandya Khushali M., Shah Kinjal R., Shah Pinal D. Kangkan Jyoti Sarma and Mankodi Pradeep C. 16 EFFECTIVENESS OF CLOVE OIL AS AN ANESTHETIC ON TILAPIA (OREOCHROMIS MOSSAMBICUS ) 17 THE CIRCADIAN RHYTHM DISRUPTION AND CANCER RISK Akanksha H. Jadia 18 HEART-HUGGING ROBOTIC SLEEVE HELPS PUMP BLOOD Pankti Naik 19 MICE PRODUCED BY MITOTIC REPROGRAMMING OF SPERM INJECTED INTO HAPLOID PARTHENOGENOTE Disha Chande Prakash V. Parmar, Rekha P. Nanjiyani, Nayan L. Kamaliya, Hitesh V. Parmar 20 SEAWEEDS: A PROMISING SOURCE FOR SUSTAINABLE LIFE Jitendrakumar T. Tandel, Kirtankumar V. Tandel, Rutvikkumar P. Tandel, Sheetal Bharda, Smit Lende Page 2 of 5
3 21 ANALYSIS OF THE SALE OF AMUL MILK PRODUCTS Prajapati Harsh, Patel Priti, Sheeba Menon 22 STUDY OF THE CONSUMPTION AND SALE OF ANIMAL PRODUCTS Momin Zidhan, Bhatt Mittal, Mohammed Furkan, Pathan Hasmin, Sheeba Menon 23 PLANKTONIC STUDY AT AJI-1 RESERVOIR OF RAJKOT (GUJARAT) IN INDIA Babaria S. S. & N. S. Panchal 24 INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY IN GUJARAT FISHERIES 25 THE MINDS MIRROR Yamini Tailor 26 WHY CAN NOT MOSQUITOES SPREAD HIV Uma Kundu Ketan V. Tank, Viral C. Bajaniya and Vanraj M. Chavda 27 FIGHTING FOR THE WEB: COMPETITION BETWEEN FEMALE FEATHER LEGGED Naisargi Musale SPIDERS 28 ORGANIC AQUACULTURE WAY TO SUSTAINABLE FARMING R. R. Mer, K. H. Vadher and M. R. Patel 29 ANIMAL LANGUAGE ON ASIATIC LION VOCALIZATION Vaghela Mansi, Dr. Rakesh Prajapati, Dr. Chetan Thakar 30 TAXIDERMY Jeel Patel 31 MICROCHIROPTERAN AS A POTENTIAL MODEL FOR MITIGATING DIABETES Dharana Dhami, Prachi Shah 32 AVIAN INFLUENZA(BIRD FLU) Bakotra Gaurav Naranbhai 33 CAN AN INDIAN RECEIPE CURE COLON CANCER? : A CURIOUS STORY OF SAMBAR Joshi Manasvi 34 BIOLUMINISCENCE IN MARINE ANIMALS Bhoomi Yadav, Ayushi Kumari and Abhilasha 35 CLIMATE AND COOPERATIVE BREEDING IN MAMMALS Minjaal Raval 36 MICROCHIROPTERAN BATS OF JAMBUGHODA WILDLIFE SANCTUARY, GUJARAT Devanshi H. Shah, Kaushik S. Parmar Page 3 of 5
4 37 SYROSINGOPINE SENSITIZE CANCER CELL TO KILLING BY METFORMIN. Nirav Parmar 38 NON-INVASIVE ASSESSMENT OF REPRODUCTIVE STATUS AND STRESS IN CAPTIVE ANIMALS Meghavi Shailesh Purohit 39 LATEST TRENDS IN HEART DISEASES TREATMENT. Urja J Shedaliya 40 HOW THE LEOPARD HIDES ITS SPOTS: ASIP MUTATION AND MELANISM IN WILD CATS Bhargav Bhadreshvara 41 CRISPR - CORRETS SICKLE CELL DISEASE Thakor Vipra Bharatkumar,Shloka Paresh Shah,Harita Ben 42 BABOONS AND HUMANS: VOWEL CONNECTION Ritika Punjabi, Kajal Prajapati 43 SCIENTISTS FIND BRAIN HORMONE THAT TRIGGERS FAT BURNING 44 EARLY ONSET OF WINTER TRIGGERS EVOLUTION: A CURIOUS CASE OF WILD SNOW VOLES Subhangini Tiwari, Avani chandarana, SUBHANGINI TIWARI Priyanka Limaye,Priyanka Limaye,swaroop nayak 45 DIVERSITY AND DENSITY OF PLANKTON AND ITS CORRELATION WITH PHYSICO-CHEMICAL PARAMETERS OF LAKHOTA LAKE, JAMNAGAR, GUJRAT A.N. Upadhyaya, P. S. Oza and B. A. Jadeja, H.D. Kaher 46 CANCER PREVENTION: OBSTACLES, CHALLENGES, AND THE ROAD AHEAD Vimal Rathod, Rohit Kotadiya and Tejas Rathod 47 THE CHANGING PACE OF EVOLUTION: CHALLENGES FOR THERAPEUTICS IN MEDICAL SCIENCE 48 DISCOVERY THAT MATURE CELLS CAN BECOME PLURIPOTENT 49 GUT MICROBES LINKED TO NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASE 50 3D BIO PRINTING: THE FUTURE OF TRANSPLANTATION AND GRAFTING Ayesha Banoo Sheikh, Humera S Patel, Dr. Elizabeth Robin Khushboo Pathak, Dweet Chhaya, Nihar Purohit, Dr. Darshee Baxi Twinkal Patel, Dhwani Chavan, Sanskruti Patel, Dr. Darshee Baxi Jucy B Chauhan, Hemendra Singh Rajawat, Akash Biswas, Darshee Baxi Page 4 of 5
5 UNIQUE MAPPING OF METHYLOME IN INSULIN PRODUCING BETA CELL OF ISLET OF LANGERHANS THE COMPOSITION OF MUCUS IN FRESHWATER FISHES: A COMPARATIVE STUDY AQUATIC AVIFAUNAL DIVERSITY OF GAVIER LAKE, DIST. - SURAT (GUJARAT), INDIA Anushruti Singh, Himanshi Sah, Darshee Baxi H.D. Kaher, S.S. Bhatt, A.V.R.L. Narasimhacharya, A.N. Upadhyaya Namrata R. Umrigar and Dr. A. H. Dholakia Page 5 of 5
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