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International Journal of Immunology is a peer-reviewed open access journal that publishes original research articles as well as review articles in all areas of immunology. Immunology is a diverse and growing discipline that can be defined as the study of the tissues, cells and molecules involved in host defense mechanisms. Immunologists attempt to understand how the immune system develops, how the body defends itself against disease, and what happens when it all goes wrong. Priority is given to work that provides fundamental insight into the workings of the immune system. Areas covered include, but are not limited to, innate immunity and inflammation; development; immune receptors, signaling and apoptosis; antigen presentation; gene regulation and recombination; cellular and systemic immunity; vaccines; immune tolerance; autoimmunity and tumor immunology, microbial immunopathology; and transplantation.

The great advances in immunology in recent years make this field one of the most dynamic and rapidly growing in biological sciences. This remarkable growth is stimulated by the influx of investigators from other disciplines such as biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology, microbiology, virology and various medical disciplines. These disciplines are so well interlinked with immunology that no immunological challenge can now be properly addressed without sophisticated applications of expertise of combinations of these disciplines. As a consequence, immunology has become a vast and rich field encompassing discoveries and outlooks that range from the highly clinical to the highly molecular. Although such perspectives may appear diverse, they are, in fact, extremely interdependent. The journal seeks to present a balanced overview of contemporary immunology and melds together different aspects of molecular immunology, immunobiology and clinical immunology.

Immunology is the branch of biomedical science that deals with the response of an organism to antigenic challenge and its recognition of what is self and what is not. It deals with the defense mechanisms including all physical, chemical and biological properties of the organism that help it to combat its susceptibility to foreign organisms, material, etc

Immunology has its origins in the study of how the body protects itself against infectious diseases caused by microorganisms, such as bacteria, viruses, protozoa, and fungi, and also parasitic organisms, such as helminth worms. Research / review articles deals with, among other things, the physiological functioning of the immune system in states of both health and disease; malfunctions of the immune system in immunological disorders (autoimmune diseases, hypersensitivities, immune deficiency, transplant rejection); the physical, chemical and physiological characteristics of the components of the immune system in vitro, in situ, and in vivo are of prime interest.


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Hari Mohan Saxena

Director

Dr. Hari Mohan Saxena has  28 years of experience, including 23 years of experience in teaching and research and administrative experience of 8 years. He is the Director of Resident Instruction cum Dean, Postgraduate Studies at Bihar Animal Sciences University, Patna. He was the Head of the Department of Veterinary Microbiology at GADVASU for 4 yrs. and has served as Counsellor (S&T) (Diplomat in the rank of Director) in the Embassy of India, Moscow, Russia (concurrently accredited to Ukraine and Belarus also) for nearly 4 years. He has been a Professor of Immunology for 18 yrs at GADVASU (and earlier PAU), Ludhiana. He is a Senior Expert of the Asia Pacific CEO Association Worldwide and a Member of the Expert Panel on Vaccines of the European Society for Translational Medicine. He has served as a Member of the Steering Committee of the Science Advisory Board, USA for 4 years (75,000 members around the world). He has served as the President of the Indian Society for Veterinary Immunology & Biotechnology (ISVIB). He is a Member of Immunology Advisory Board of WebMedCentral (UK) and a Member of Immunology Editorial Board of WebMedCentral Plus, UK. He is a Review Editor of Frontiers in Immunology (official journal of International Union of Immunological Societies; Frontiers group is a strategic partner of Nature Publishing Group), an Editor of the Journal of Clinical Immunology and Immunopathology Research (Academic Journals, New York, USA) and an Editorial Consultant of the Indian Journal of Veterinary Research. He has served as a Member of the Academic Council and a Member of the Postgraduate Committee of GADVASU and Member of Board of Studies of the Veterinary College, Ludhiana. He has served as the Member Secretary of Institutional Animal Ethics Committee of GADVASU for 5 years and as the University Liaison Officer, GADVASU for 4 ½  years. He is a Member of the Expert Panels of Agricultural Scientists’ Recruitment Board and Union Public Service Commission, ICAR & VCI and Selection Committees of several universities. Dr. Saxena has a first class BVSc & AH degree, a first class MVSc degree in Veterinary Pathology and a PhD degree in Immunology from the University of Nottingham, UK. He has also studied at the University of Cambridge, UK and at the University of Tokyo, Japan. Dr. Saxena is an eminent educationist and a teacher par excellence. He has been bestowed with the National Excellence Award of Life Sciences Foundation, India, Lifetime Education Excellence Award & Medal by All India Business Dev. Assoc, Bharat Shiksha Ratan Award by Global Soc. For Health & Edu. Growth, and Eminent Educationist Award by the Indus Foundation, Hyderabad. He is a renowned scientist of international repute and has obtained patents in USA, Europe, China and South Africa for his innovations in diagnosis of infectious diseases. He is a Fellow of the World Innovation Foundation, UK, a Fellow of the National Academy of Veterinary Sciences (India), a Fellow of the ISVIB, and a Fellow of the Society for Applied Biotechnology. He has won 4 gold medals and 1 silver medal in research [the FM Burnet Award Gold Medal, Scientist Award Gold Medal, Mid-Career Scientist Award Gold Medal and Young Scientist Award Gold Medal of ISVIB, and the ISHEER Award Silver Medal of the Ind. Soc. for Hlth. Edu. Env. & Res.], the Rana Memorial Award of the Assoc. of Microbiologists of India, and RRK Shukla Award of Indian Assoc. Advanc. Vet. Res. Dr. Saxena bagged two competitive R&D projects funded by national agencies-DBT and UGC as the Principal Investigator of the projects. He has edited a book published by Verlag DM, Germany and has published 88 original research papers in reputed journals, 1 book, 15 chapters in books, 4 manuals, 16 chapters in manuals, 11 reviews/popular articles, 45 scientific bulletins and 2 chapters and 6 articles on general topics and has presented 60 papers in international and national symposia. He has guided 1 PhD and 10 MVSc research students in Immunology / Microbiology.

* US, European, Chinese, South African & Indian Patents have been granted for my innovations in diagnosis of infectious diseases of animals.

* My innovation was selected among Top 100 Innovations of 2013 in India Innovation Growth Program by FICCI, Indo-US S&T Forum, DST & Stanford University, USA.

* My innovation was selected as a finalist in Invitrogen Science Hero Contest, 2015.

* Successfully completed a DBT project on Infectious Bursal Disease as PI (Rs.41.72 Lakhs).

* Successfully completed one RKVY project on Foot&Mouth Disease & Hemorrhagic Septicemia as PI (42 Lakhs) and another RKVY project on Application of Brucellaphage in therapy of Brucellosis as PI (Rs. 1,30,000).

* Successfully completed a UGC project on Marker vaccine & DIVA assay for Hemorrhagic Septicemia as the Principal Investigator (Rs.9.76 Lakhs).

* GADVASU Large Animal House was approved by CPCSEA and 196 animal projects approved during my 5 year tenure as Secretary, Institutional Animal Ethics Committee

 

Achievements in Scientific Administration                                  

  1. I played a significant proactive role in initiating and facilitating the transfer of Russian technologies to India. As a result of my efforts, a joint venture has been started in India for the manufacture of economic Ultra-bright lamps based on Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) using Russian technology and MoUs have been signed between a Russian institute and two Indian institutes for procurement of another Russian technology of Single Wire Based Transmission of Electricity.
  2. I assisted in preparing the draft and facilitating clearances for the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Intellectual property Rights between Russia and India (signed in 2002).
  3. I assisted in preparing the draft and facilitating clearances for the signing of an Agreement on Integrated Long-Term Programme (ILTP) of Cooperation in S&T between Russia and India (signed in 2000).
  4. Assisted in the groundwork for the preparation, approvals and signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Cooperation in Emergency Situations between Russia and India (signed in 2001).
  5. Assisted in the groundwork for the preparation, approvals and signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Cooperation in S&T between the Novosibirsk Region of Russia and The Department of Science & Technology of Ministry of S&T of India (signed in 2001).
  6. Assisted in the groundwork for the preparation, approvals and signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Cooperation in S&T between the Republic of Bashkortostan of Russia and The Department of Science & Technology of Ministry of S&T of India (signed in 2001).
  7. Assisted in the groundwork for the preparation, approvals and signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Establishment of an Indo-Russian Centre for Biotechnology in India between the Russian Academy of Sciences and The Department of Science & Technology of Ministry of S&T of India (signed 2001).
  8. Assisted in the groundwork for the preparation, approvals and signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Establishment of an Indo-Russian Centre for Ayurveda in Russia between the Russian Academy of Sciences and The Department of Science & Technology of Ministry of S&T of India (signed in 2001).
  9. Assisted in the groundwork for the preparation and approvals of a Memorandum
    of Understanding (MoU) on Establishment of an Indo-Russian Centre for Gas Hydrates in India     between the Russian Academy of Sciences and The Department of Science & Technology of Ministry of S&T of India (MoU was ready for signing in 2003).
  10. Assisted in the groundwork for the Establishment of an Indo-Russian Centre for Biomedical Instrumentation in India (MoU was ready for signing in 2003).
  11. Assisted in the groundwork for the Establishment of an Indo-Russian Centre for Seismology in India (MoU was ready for signing in 2003).
  12. Participated and assisted in the organization of the 8th Meeting of the Indo-Russian Working Group on Science & Technology of the Indo-Russian Intergovernmental Commission on Cooperation held at Moscow in May, 2003.
  13. Participated and assisted in the organization of the 10th Meeting of the Indo-Russian Joint Council of ILTP on Science & Technology Cooperation held at Moscow in June, 2001.
  14. I represented India in the 54th Sitting of the Committee of Plenipotentiary Representatives (CPR) of the International Centre for Scientific & Technical Information (ICSTI) in Moscow as the Plenipotentiary Representative of India in the CPR having 18 countries as its member.
  15. Presented a Sessional Chairperson’s Keynote address at an International Symposium on S&T Cooperation in Vladivostok, Russia.
  16. Organised an International Symposium on Immunomodulators at Moscow in collaboration with the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Indian Council of Medical Research and the Embassy of India.

 

  1. H. M. Saxena, R. A. Robins & R. W. Baldwin (1989) Carrier presentation: A possible strategy for selective in vivo amplification of specific T lymphocytes. Carrier presentation: A possible strategy for selective in vivo amplification of specific T lymphocytes. Medical Hypotheses 29(4): 255-259. (ISI Impact factor 1.389 NAAS rating 7.5).
  2. H. M. Saxena (1994) Autoantibodies reactive to cytoskeleton – associated antigens in serum samples from systemic lupus erythematosus patients. Biomedical Research 5(2): 181-191 (NAAS rating 6.23).
  3. H. M. Saxena (1996) Recognition of putative oncoproteins and cell cycle – associated antigens by autoantibodies in sera from autoimmune human patients – I. Resting cells. Biomedical Research 7(1): 62-73 (NAAS rating 6.23).
  4. H. M. Saxena (1996) Recognition of putative oncoproteins and cell cycle – associated antigens by autoantibodies in sera from autoimmune human patients –II. Dividing cells. Biomedical Research 7(1): 74-81 (NAAS rating 6.23).
  5. H. M. Saxena & R. A. Robins (1996) Comparison of Mel-14 homing receptor expression on lymphocytes MLC activated by static or roller method in medium with or without serum or serum – free supplement. Indian J. Comp. Microbiol. Immunol. Infect. Dis. 17(1): 57-66. (NAAS rating 4.49).
  6. H. M. Saxena & R. A. Robins (1996) Roller versus plate mixed lymphocyte culturing and lymphocyte MHC-II and IL-2 receptor expression. Indian J. Comp. Microbiol. Immunol. Infect. Dis. 17(1): 67-72. (NAAS rating 4.49).
  7. H. M. Saxena & R. A. Robins (1997) T cell subsets and their IL-2 receptor expression in tumor infiltrating lymphocytes and regional lymph nodes in human colorectal cancer and non – tumorous gut diseases. Indian J. Comp. Microbiol. Immunol. Infect. Dis. 18(2): 182-188. (NAAS rating 4.49).
  8. H. M. Saxena & M.W. Pandit (1997) Possible relationship of Calmodulin with molecules involved in T cell activation and cell – mediated cytotoxicity. Proceedings of Indian National Science Academy B63(5): 419-426. (NAAS rating 5.89).
  9. H. M. Saxena & R. A. Robins (1997) Expression of T cell markers and cellular MHC antigens is unaffected by collagenase dissociation of tissue. Annals of Biology 13(2): 323-324 (NAAS rating 4.08).
  10. H. M. Saxena & Madhu Dikshit (2005) Abrogation of DTH response and mitogen- and alloantigen- induced lymphocyte activation by calcium inhibitors TMB-8 and BAPTA-AM. Immunology Letters 101: 60-64.(ISI Impact factor 2.511, NAAS rating 8.34).
  11. H. M. Saxena & R. A. Robins (1997) Cell surface expression of MHC-I molecules in human colorectal cancer. Indian Medical Journal 91(12): 192-198.
  12. H. M. Saxena & R. A. Robins (1997) Expression of MHC-II molecules on cell surface in human colorectal cancer. Indian Medical Journal 91(12): 199-201.
  13. H. M. Saxena & R. A. Robins (1999) Levels of T cell subsets and their IL-2 receptor and MHC-II expression in tumor infiltrating lymphocytes of human colorectal cancer patients. Indian Medical Journal.
  14. H. M. Saxena (1999) Predictions of immunological cross-reactions of c-terminal peptide of human chorionic gonadotrophin beta chain based contraceptive vaccine with autoantigens. Russian Journal of Immunology 4(2): 152-158. 
  15. H. M. Saxena (1999) Identity of subsequences of some pregnancy - associated proteins with SERPIN signature sites of some serine protease inhibitors and a carcinoma antigen. Current Science 77(5): 101. (ISI Impact factor 0.897, NAAS rating 6.91).
  16. R. Chopra & H. M. Saxena (1999) Levels of alkaline phosphatase in plasma from tumor bearing buffaloes and cattle. International Journal of Animal Sciences 14: 95-96.
  17. R. Chopra & H. M. Saxena (2000) Plasma levels of total proteins, albumin and globulin in tumor bearing and normal buffaloes and cattle. Bubalus bubalis I: 61-64. (NAAS rating 5.0)
  18. V. Minhas & H. M. Saxena (2001) Total protein concentrations in uterine secretions of pregnant and non-pregnant goats. Indian Journal of Animal Reproduction 22: 85. (NAAS rating 3.43).
  19. R. Chopra & H. M. Saxena (1997) Plasma alkaline phosphatase in tumor bearing dogs. Indian Journal of Veterinary Pathology 21(2): 166-167. (NAAS rating 5.03).
  20. R. Chopra & H. M. Saxena (2005) Levels of T lymphocyte subsets and expression of MHC-II molecules on cells in tumor infiltrating lymphocytes from tumors of cattle. Journal of Immunology and Immunopathology 7(1): 48-50. (NAAS rating 3.1).
  21. V. Minhas & H. M. Saxena (2005) Suppression of mitogenic lectin – induced lymphocyte proliferation by uterine secretions of pregnant cows. Journal of Immunology and Immunopathology 7(1): 61-63. (NAAS rating 3.1).
  22. P. D. Juyal, L. D. Singla & H. M. Saxena (1998) In vivo activity of human serum against Trypanosoma evansi infection in Swiss Albino mice. Journal of Parasitic Diseases 22: 67 – 68. (NAAS rating 4.30).
  23. V. Minhas & H. M. Saxena (2005) Higher Levels Of Total Protein Concentration In Uterine Secretions Of Non-Pregnant Buffaloes Than Cows: The Internet Journal of Veterinary Medicine 2(1): 1-5.
  24. M. P. Saxena, P. Kaur, H. M. Saxena & J. Kapur-Ghai (2006) Antibiotic resistant bacteria isolated from fish died on exposure to Chromium. Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Science 1(2): 209-212.
  25. D. P. Gangale & H. M. Saxena (2007) Inhibition of binding of IBD virus to chicken B lymphocytes by antibodies against immature B cell markers. Journal of Immunology and Immunopathology 9(1&2): 50-53 (NAAS rating 3.1).
  26. M. P. Saxena, H. M. Saxena, A. K. Arora & J. Kapur – Ghai (2006) Aeromonas hydrophila infection in fish reared in water of Buddha Nallah, Ludhiana. Journal of Veterinary Public Health 4(1): 7-10 (NAAS rating 4.44).
  27. R. Chopra & H. M. Saxena (2006) Activated T cells in tumor infiltrating lymphocytes of mammary adenocarcinomas of dogs. Punjab Veterinary Journal 4(1-2): 30-32.
  28. R. Chopra & H. M. Saxena (2008) Detection of species – and tissue - unrestricted conformation – dependent tumor associated antigen(s) in immune complexes from plasma of tumor affected cattle and buffaloes. Internet Journal of Veterinary Medicine 4(1): 1-7.
  29. V. Minhas & H. M. Saxena (2008) Detection of a uterine secretory protein unique to uninfected repeat breeder (infertile) cows by SDS – PAGE Internet Journal of Veterinary Medicine 4(2): 1-10.
  30. D P. Gangale & H M Saxena(2008). Abrogation of attachment of Infectious Bursal Disease Virus to chicken B cells by treatment of B cells with Soyabean Agglutinin and Wheat Germ Lectin. Internet Journal of Infectious Diseases 6(2):1-6.
  31. M P Saxena & H M Saxena (2008). Histopathological Changes In Lymphoid Organs Of Fish After Exposure To Water Polluted With Heavy Metals. Internet Journal of Veterinary Medicine. 5(1): 1-12.
  32. M. P. Saxena, H.M. Saxena, P Kaur & K Kaur (2009) Effect of heavy metal pollution of water on response of fish lymphocytes to mitogenic stimulation. Internet Journal of Veterinary Medicine 5(2): 1-5.
  33. M. P. Saxena, H.M. Saxena, G K Sangha & K Kaur (2009) Effect of heavy metal pollution of water on total plasma proteins and serum protein profiles of Common Carp fish (Cyprinus carpio). Internet Journal of Veterinary Medicine 5(2): 6-10.
  34. M. P. Saxena, P. Kaur, H. M. Saxena & K. Kaur (2009) Humoral and cellular immune responses to Pasteurella multocida in fish exposed to heavy metal polluted water. Internet Journal of Veterinary Medicine 6 (1):
  35. D. Chachra, H M Saxena, G Kaur and M Chandra (2009) Comparative efficacy of Rose Bengal plate test, standard tube agglutination test and Dot ELISA in immunological detection of antibodies to Brucella abortus in sera. Journal of Bacteriology Research 1(3): 30–33.
  36. M. Chandra, H. M. Saxena, P. Kaur, G. Kaur, Deepti, A. K. Arora, T. S. Rai, N. S. Sharma & P. N. Dwivedi (2008) Prevalence of bacterial infections among cattle and buffaloes in and around Ludhiana and their pattern of antibiotic sensitivity. Punjab Veterinary Journal 6 (1-2): 33-36.
  37. H. M. Saxena (2010) A Possible Mechanism of Abrogating Progression of Web Beyond Anti-Idiotypic Antibody and a Non Traditional Pathway of Complement Activation. http://www.webmedcentral.com/article_view/749.
  38. M. Chandra, S. Thakur, D. Narang & H. M. Saxena (2011) Evaluation of survivability of phages against Salmonella Dublin under varied physicochemical conditions. African Journal of Microbiology Research 5(15): 2044-2047. (ISI Impact Factor 0.528; NAAS rating 6.0).
  39. H M Saxena and R Chopra (2012) Detection of conformation – dependent tumor associated antigens in immune complexes from plasma of mammary and venereal tumor affected dogs. Research Reviews in Biosciences 6(6-7).
  40. H M Saxena (2012) Bioinformatic analysis of the Infectious Bursal Disease virus. Biotechnology: An Indian Journal 6 (4, 5): 147-149.
  41. R Chopra & HM Saxena (2012) Activated T cells in tumor infiltrating lymphocytes of mammary tumors of dogs. Research & Reviews: Journal of Veterinary Science & Technology 1(2): 1-3.
  42. D. Chachra, H. Kaur, M. Chandra & H. M. Saxena (2012) Isolation, electron microscopy and physicochemical characterization of a brucellaphage against Brucella abortus vaccine strain S19. Internet Journal of Microbiology 10(2). DOI: 10.5580/2c47.
  43. M Chandra, S Thakur, D Narang & H M Saxena (2012) Physical characterization of bacteriophages isolated against Salmonella Dublin. Indian Journal of Animal Sciences 82(10): 69–72 (Impact factor 0.122; NAAS rating 6.13).
  44. Malik R, Gupta, MP, Sidhu, PK, Filia, G, Saxena, HM & Shafi, TA. (2013) Comparative Evaluation of Indirect Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay, Rose Bengal PlateTest, Microagglutination Test and Polymerase chain reaction for Diagnosis of brucellosis in Buffaloes. Turkish Journal of Veterinary and Animal Sciences 37: (DOI: 10.3906/vet-1201-39) (ISI Impact Factor 0.236; NAAS rating 6.22).
  45. H M Saxena, G Kaur & M Chandra (2012) A New Pen Side Diagnostic Kit for Simultaneous Detection of Antibodies to Different Serotypes of Foot and Mouth Disease Virus in Sera. Journal of Virology and Microbiology 2012: 1-10.
  46. D. Kaur, G. Kaur, M. Chandra, HM Saxena & PN Dwivedi (2012) Development of a peptide based latex agglutination assay for serotype identification of FMD virus. Indian Journal of Experimental Biology 51:124-128(Impact Factor 1.295; NAAS rating 7.20).
  47. V. Minhas & H M Saxena (2012) Protein concentrations in uterine secretions of pregnant and non-pregnant buffaloes and cows. Crop Improvement (NAAS rating 3.7).
  48. V Minhas and H M Saxena (2012) A comparison of proteins in seminal plasma of buffalo bulls and cattle bulls. Research & Reviews in Biosciences 6(12): 396-398.
  49. P Kaur, HM Saxena, M Chandra, G Kaur, Deepti, AK Arora, TS Rai, PN Dwivedi & NS Sharma(2012) Bacterial pathogens detected among domestic animals in Ludhiana and their resistance to various antibiotics. Indian Journal of Field Veterinarians 8(2): 4-6 (NAAS rating 4.47).
  50. H M Saxena & R Chopra (2012) Detection of tumor associated antigens in blood plasma of tumor bearing cattle and buffalo. IOSR Journal of Pharmacy 2(6): 43-46.
  51. S Pandey, D Chachra, M Chandra & H. M. Saxena (2013) Protein profiling and physico-chemical characterization of an isolated phage against Brucella abortus strain 19. African Journal of Microbiology Research 7(14): 1233-1238 (ISI Impact Factor 0.528; NAAS  rating 6.0).
  52. H M Saxena & P Kaur (2013) A New Superagglutination Test to Minimize False Negative and False Positive Results Common with Plate/Slide Agglutination Tests for the Diagnosis of Infectious Diseases. International Journal of Tropical Disease & Health 3(3): 199-209 (NAAS rating 4.97).
  53. Chothe, S., Saxena, H M & Chachra, D (2013) Comparative evaluation of PCR and ELISA for diagnosing bovine Brucellosis. Intas Polivet 14(1): 80-84 (NAAS rating 4.69).
  54. Chothe, SK & Saxena, H M (2014) Innovative modifications to Rose Bengal plate test enhance its specificity, sensitivity and predictive value in the diagnosis of brucellosis, Journal of Microbiological Methods 97: 25-28 (Impact F 2.161; NAAS rating 8.16).
  55. Chothe S, Saxena HM & Chandra, M (2014) A Simple Innovative Modification to Enhance the Efficacy of the Complement Fixation Test. Adv. Anim. Vet. Sci. 2 (1S): 13 - 16. Special Issue-1 (Infectious Diseases of Animals and Global Health) (NAAS rating 4.04).
  56. S. Qureshi & H M Saxena (2014) Antibiotic sensitivity patterns and molecular characterization of P. multocida vaccine strain and field isolates. Res. Environ. Life Sci. 7(2): 95-98 (NAAS rating 4.09).
  57. S. Qureshi & H M Saxena (2014) Estimation of antibody titres in cattle vaccinated with Haemorrhagic 1 Septicaemia alum precipitated vaccine by MAT, IHA and Mab-ELISA. Veterinary World 7(4): 224-228 (NAAS rating 5.10).
  58. V Gupta & HM Saxena (2013) Application of bacteriophage in the diagnosis of Brucellosis. Veterinary Practitioner 14(2) Suppl.1: 533-535 (NAAS rating 3.78).
  59. V Gupta & HM Saxena (2014) Isolation of antibiotic resistant Salmonella organisms from aborted cows and emu birds from district Ludhiana, Punjab, India. Adv. Anim. Vet. Sci. 2(12): 652-656 (NAAS rating 4.04).
  60. Shaveta H, Chachra D, Saxena H M & Chandra M (2014) Humoral immune response in cattle and buffaloes vaccinated against Pasteurella multocida B: 2 with reference to levels of B Lymphocytes and IL-2R+ cells. Journal of Applied Biology & Biotechnology 2(6): 26-29.
  61. H M Saxena (2014) Comment on Editorial – “Out of Africa”. Nature 514, 139. doi:10.1038/514139a. (24 Oct. 2014) http://www.nature.com/news/out-of-africa-1.16083 (Impact factor 17.31; NAAS rating 20).
  62. 8. Saxena H M (2014) Comment on “The Ebola questions”. Nature 514: 554–557 (30 October 2014) doi:10.1038/514554a. http://www.nature.com/news/the-ebola-questions-1.16243 (5 Nov. 2014) (Impact factor 17.31; NAAS rating 20).
  63. L Jain, M Rawat, A Prajapati, AK Tiwari, B Kumar, V. K. Chaturvedi, H. M. Saxena, S Ramakrishnan, J Kumar and P Kerketta (2015) Protective immune-response of aluminium hydroxide gel adjuvanted phage lysate of Brucella abortus S19 in mice against direct virulent challenge with B. abortus 544. Biologicals 43(5): 1-8. doi:10.1016/j.biologicals.2015.06.006  (IF 1.408, NAAS rating 7.62).
  64. H M Saxena, S Chothe & P Kaur (2015) Simple solutions to false results with plate/slide agglutination tests in diagnosis of infectious diseases of man and animals. MethodsX 2: 345–352.
  65. H M Saxena (2015) Bioinformatic analysis of host pathogen interaction in infectious bursal disease of chickens. European Journal of Biology and Medical Science Research 3(5): 45-50.
  66.  Deepti Chachra, Pushpinder Kaur, Prasad Siddavatam, Prashanth Suravajhala and Hari Mohan Saxena (2015). On Genome annotation of Brucellaphage Gadvasu (BpG):  Discovery of ORFans for Integrated Systems Biology Approaches. Systems and Synthetic Biology.  DOI 10.1007/s11693-015-9185-7.
  67. Mohan A, Saxena HM, Malhotra P (2016) A comparison of titers of anti-Brucella antibodies of naturally infected and healthy vaccinated cattle by standard tube agglutination test, microtiter plate agglutination test, indirect hemagglutination assay, and indirect enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay. Veterinary World 9(7): 717-722 (NAAS rating 5.10).
  68. Mohan A & Saxena HM (2016) A Cohort Study on Some Immunohematological Parameters in Brucellosis Affected Cattle. IOSR Journal of Agriculture and Veterinary Science 9(8): 6-11 (AQCJ Impact Factor 1.485).
  69. Gupta, V & Saxena, H.M. Phage based diagnosis of bacterial infections. (2016) J Clin Pathol Microbes 1(1): 1- 4.
  70. Saxena H M (2016) Comment on “Simple test could quickly detect tuberculosis in developing countries”. Science. 23 Aug 2016 (Impact factor 13; NAAS rating 20).
    http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2016/08/simple-test-could-quickly-detect-tuberculosis-developing-countries#comment-2863299437
  71.  H M Saxena (2016). A new biomarker for monitoring efficacy of phage therapy. Nature Microbiology Community. Oct 05, 2016. http://go.nature.com/2ichDdR
    https://naturemicrobiologycommunity.nature.com/users/21189-hari-mohan-saxena/documents/12550-a-new-biomarker-for-monitoring-efficacy-of-phage-therapy 
  72. S Qureshi and H M Saxena (2017) A Novel Phage Based Marker Vaccine and DIVA Assay for Haemorrhagic Septicemia in Bovines. Pakistan Veterinary Journal 37(1):95-99 (IF 0.822, NAAS rating 6).
  73. Y Pushpa, S Qureshi & H M Saxena (2017) Some immunological studies on a new vaccine derived from bacteriophage lysate of Pasteurella multocida in mice. Indian Journal of Animal Research 51(6): 1057-1061 (NAAS Rating 6.09; ISI Impact Factor 0.147).
  74. Gupta, V & Saxena, H.M. (2017) A new bacteriophage based luminescence assay for diagnosis of Brucellosis.  Indian Journal of Experimental Biology (accepted) (Impact factor 1.165; NAAS rating 7.17).
  75. Gupta, V & Saxena, H M (2016) Bacteriophage based assays for detection of salmonella organisms. Journal of Clinical Microbiology & Biochemical Technology 2(1): 41-45.
  76. Qureshi S and Saxena H M (2017) Efficacy of Bacteriophage Lysed Pasteurella Marker Vaccine in Laboratory Animal Models with a Novel DIVA for Haemorrhagic Septicaemia. Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences (IF 1.781, NAAS rating 7.781). http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.sjbs.2017.05.001
  77. Gupta V and Saxena H M (2017) Isolation and characterization of BpL1, a broad acting lytic bacteriophage against Brucella. BioRxiv doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1101/165076.
  78. Gupta V and Saxena H M (2017) Isolation, biochemical characterization and PCR confirmation of antibiotic resistant Brucella abortus from cattle and buffaloes in Punjab state of India. Res. Environ. Life Sci.10(8) 718-723 (NAAS rating 3.74).
  79. Gupta V and Saxena H M (2017) Isolation and characterization of BpL1, a broad acting lytic bacteriophage against Brucella. International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences 6(11): 2486-2496 (NAAS rating 5.38).
  80. Raj S, H M Saxena & ST Singh (2017) Titers of anti-Brucella antibodies by ELISA in vaccinated and unvaccinated Brucellosis infected cattle. Open Journal of Veterinary Medicine 7: 131-137 (Impact Factor 0.70, equiv. NAAS rating 6.70).
  81. Raj S, H M Saxena & ST Singh (2017) A comparison of antibody titers in Brucellosis affected vaccinated cattle, unvaccinated infected cattle and healthy vaccinated cattle by agglutination assays. International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences 6(11): 1881-1888 (NAAS rating 5.38).
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