Veterinary Microbiology

Department of Veterinary Microbiology
  • The Department of Veterinary Microbiology offers Undergraduate and Postgraduate degree Programme.
  • The curriculum prepares students to meet their goals, which include professional careers in academic, clinical and technical field microbiology.
  • All lecture courses offered by the department are taught by professional faculty.
  • Academically qualified students with interests in research are encouraged to participate in research programs through the Undergraduate Research course.
  • The department undertakes time-bound research projects, in addition to the diagnostic services being provided for diagnosis of various bacterial, viral and fungal diseases of livestock and poultry.
Research Projects:

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Name of the Project Funding agency Project Cost

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Names of PI Co-PIs Status
1 Rapid Disease Diagnostic Centre For Small Ruminants RKVY 1.94 Crores Principal Investigator:

Dr. A. V. Bhosale

Co – PI:
1. Dr. A. G. Karpe
2. Dr. S. S. Kulkarni
3. Dr. S. S. Pitlawar

4. Dr. S. S. Ghoke
5. Dr. M. B. Kulkarni

Completed
2 Molecular Surveillance and Cross Species Transmission of Rotaviruses of Animal and Human Origin from Maharashtra ICMR, New Delhi 52.00 Lakhs Project Co-ordinator:

1. Dr. A. G. Karpe

Principal Investigator:

Dr. A.V. Bhosale

Co-PI:

Dr. S. S. Kardekar, Paedetrician, Kardekar Hospital, Parbhani

Completed

Rapid Disease Diagnostic Centre For Small Ruminants

  • Rapid Disease Diagnostic Centre For Small Ruminants (RDDCSR) has been established under Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana and is functional from 2013.
  • RDDCSR owes to provide the services to the farmers providing Antibiotic sensitivity testing, rapid disease diagnosis and the services mentioned below.
  • RDDCSR provides a platform to provide the facilities of HD Microphotography, Lyophilization of bacterial cultures, plant extracts/antibacterial components, rapid identification of bacteria based on proteomic principle using MALDI TOF MS for Ph.D Students for their research.
  • MALDI TOF MS is first kind of its facility in the veterinary field in India meant for rapid identification of bacteria based on Proteomics.

Department of Veterinary Microbiology is having well equipped modern laboratory facilities such as:

1. Animal Cell Culture Laboratory

2. Advanced Bacteriology Research Laboratory

3. Immunology & Serology Laboratory

Micro 4MALDI TOF MS is first kind of its facility in the Veterinary Field

DSC03681Advanced Animal Virology/Animal Cell Culture Laboratory

Slider micro1UG Bacteriology Laboratory

Micro 1 (2)Advanced Molecular Biology Laboratory with Nanodrop, Gel Documentation and Real Time PCR Facility

MCC Slider edt copy Microbial Culture Collection of Veterinary and Zoonotic Importance

Microbial Culture Collection of Veterinary and Zoonotic Importance: Housing 116 bacterial lyophilized cultures characterized based on the proteomic principle. The isolates procured from the clinical cases subjected to the college clinics, attending the outbreaks and the samples submitted by the farmers or field veterinarians.

Bacteria

UMCCVZ1. Acinetobacter
UMCCVZ2. Bacillus subtillis
UMCCVZ3. Bacillus cereus
UMCCVZ4. Bacillus thuriengenesis
UMCCVZ5. Brucella melitensis serovar Abortus
UMCCVZ6. Proteus mirabilis
UMCCVZ7. Escherichia coli
UMCCVZ8. Salmonella enterica
UMCCVZ9. Salmonella anatum
UMCCVZ10. Salmonella typhi
UMCCVZ11. Rhodococcus rhodosus
UMCCVZ12. Staphylococcus aureus
UMCCVZ13. Streptococcus pyogenes
UMCCVZ14. Klebsiella pneumonia
UMCCVZ15. Enterobacter cloacae
UMCCVZ16. Citrobacter freundii
UMCCVZ17. Pasteurella multocida
UMCCVZ18. Clostridium chauvoei
UMCCVZ19. Clostridium sporogenes
UMCCVZ20. Clostridium tertium
UMCCVZ21. Pseudomonas areuginosa
UMCCVZ22. Psedumonas sturtzi

Virus Collection

  1. Bluetongue Virus (6+7)
  2. Avian Reovirus (2)
  3. Newcastle Disease Virus (1)
  4. Infectious Bursal Disease Virus (1)
  5. Rabies Virus vaccine strain (1)

Fungi

  1. Aspergillus niger
  2. Aspergillus flavus
  3. Penicillium
  4. Candida albicans
  5. Trichophyton rubrum
  6. Microsporum canis

 Department Faculty

Bhonsle Dr. Ashok V. Bhosale
M.V.Sc., Ph.D

Associate Professor and Sectional Head

Email: ashokbhosale@mafsu.ac.in

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Kulkarni Dr. Mahesh B. Kulkarni
B.V.Sc. & A.H, M.V.Sc.
Laboratory Technician

Email: maheshkulkarni@mafsu.ac.in

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Ex-Academicians

1. Dr. V.V. Deshmukh 1989
2. Dr. D.D. Kulkarni
3. Dr. A.R. Deshpande
4. Dr. A.G. Karpe
5. Dr. A.V. Bhosale 2003-2008
6. Dr. S.P. Awandkar 2008-2011
7. Dr. V.S. Waskar 2011-2015
8. Dr. A.G. Karpe 2015 to 2018
9. Dr. A.V. Bhosale 2018
10. Dr. S.P. Awandkar 2018-02/01/2024

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