Council of Scientific and Industrial Research

Brahm Shanker Srivastava

Ranjana Srivastava

Pushpito Kumar Ghosh

Anil Srivastava

Bhupendra Dhanvantrai Shethia

Vinita Chaturvedi

Jayant Batukral Pandya

Prakash Jagivanbhal Dodia

Deepak Kumar

Meena Rajnikant Rathod

Mariappanadar Vairamani

Meena Rajnika Rathod

The present invention relates to enhancement of anti-tubercular activity of active fraction isolated from. The invention also discloses the non-toxic nature of the fraction and positively identifies Sucrose as its main constituent. Pure Sucrose is shown to have no anti-tubercular activity indicating thereby that activity of the fraction resides in one or more of the minor constituents. The minor constituents are shown to be relatively low molecular weight entities and a chromatographic technique is disclosed for separating them from the bulk sucrose to probe their activities and structures in detail, as also the possibility of their synthesis if the leads thrown up are novel.

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The present invention relates to extracts ofspecies. The present invention particularly relates to extracts ofspecies which show antitubercular activity. The present invention also relates to a process for the preparation of novel extracts ofspecies with antitubercular activity and also to the use thereof for the treatment of tuberculosis.

Herbal extracts of Salicornia species, process of preparation thereof, use thereof against tuberculosis

This invention relates to a,specific DNA fragment containing IS like and repetitive sequences, a method of production of such DNA fragment and the use of such DNA fragment, for example, to rapidly diagnose,infection in clinical samples, and to identify clinical isolates of,. The DNA fragment may be used to determine information about the epidemiology of,infection.

Mycobacterium tuberculosis specific DNA fragment

This invention relates to a Mycobacterium tuberculosis specific DNA fragment containing IS like and repetitive sequences, a method of production of such DNA fragment and the use of such DNA fragment, for example, to rapidly diagnose Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection in clinical samples, and to identify clinical isolates of Mycobacterium tuberculosis. The DNA fragment may be used to determine information about the epidemiology of Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection.

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