Browsing by Author "Raghavan, T.M."

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Brain drain: Crocodile tears galore

Raghavan, T.M. (Current Science. 79(4); 2000; 396-397.)
An estuarine halophilic archaebacterial strain metabolises biphenyl in vitro

Raghavan, T.M.; Furtado, I. (Int. Conf. Fundamental Sciences: Chemical and Biological Sciences, Singapore. 2001; Require pagination (from-to))
Expression of carotenoid pigments of haloarchaeal cultures exposed to aniline

Raghavan, T.M.; Furtado, I. (Environmental Toxicology. 20(2); 2005; 165-169.)

The effects of exposure to aniline on growth and pigmentation in three haloarchaeal isolates from the Indian subcontinent - GUSF (MTCC 3265), from the estuarine saltpans of Goa, India; and GURFT-1 and GURFP-1, both from ...
A marine halophilic archaebacterium changes pigment profiles in response to biphenyl toxicity

Raghavan, T.M. (Drug Metabolism Reviews. 36; 2004; 159-159.)
Occurrence of extremely halophilic Archaea in sediments from the continental shelf of west coast of India

Raghavan, T.M.; Furtado, I. (Current Science. 86(8); 2004; 1065-1067.)
Tolerance of an estuarine halophilic archaebacterium to crude oil and constituent hydrocarbons

Raghavan, T.M.; Furtado, I. (Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology. 65(6); 2000; 725-731.)

Response of Halobacterium strain R1 (MTCC3265 Microbial Type Culture Collection ,India), a halphilic archaeobacterium, isolated from the Mandovi estuary in Goa, India to crude oil and its constituent hydrocarbons is reported here.

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