Sujata Sahoo

Dr. Sujata Sahoo

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Academic Career Length

12Years (2015-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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24 November 2021
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Sujata Sahoo
HBHusne Banu
Husne Banu
APAbhinav Prakash
Abhinav Prakash
GTGayatri Tripathi
Gayatri Tripathi
Fishes are the most successful and diverse group of vertebrate animals, first appeared during Devonian period. Despite of certain differences, the immune system of fish is physiologically similar to that of higher vertebrates. The heterogenous group of fishes are the apparent link between innate immunity and the first appearance of the adaptive immune response. Importantly, fishes have immune organs homologous to that of mammalian immune system. In comparison to higher vertebrates, fishes live free in their environment from the early embryonic stage and during that time mostly they are dependent on non-specific immune system for their survival. In the fishes, non-specific immunity is the fundamental defense mechanism, therewith acquired immunity also plays key role in maintaining homeostasis by activation though a system of receptors proteins, which identify pathogen associated molecular pattern typical of pathogenic microorganism includes lipopolysaccharides, peptidoglycans, DNA, RNA and other molecules that are typically not present on the surface of multicellular organism. There are several external factors like environmental factors, biological factors, stress and internal factors like genetic makeup, age and sex, maternal effect etc. can affect immunological defense capabilities of the fishes.

16 October 2023 in Fish Physiology and Biochemistry
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PPPatekar Prakash
Patekar Prakash
SKSikendra Kumar
Sikendra Kumar
PSParimal Sardar
Parimal Sardar
SMSukham Munilkumar
Sukham Munilkumar
SSSujata Sahoo
Sujata Sahoo
APAnusha Patel
Anusha Patel



1 January 2015 in Indian Journal of Animal Research
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Sujata Sahoo
MKMeena Kataria
Meena Kataria
SMS.K. Maiti
S.K. Maiti
Stromelysin-3(MMP-11) is a matrix-metalloproteinase known to be over expressed in invasive tumors of human origin and suppose to have a potential role in metastasis. Dog mammary tumors are usually very invasive. Thus to characterize dog stromelysin-3, mammary tumor tissue (papillary adenocarcinoma) was used to isolate the protein by using affinity chromatography tools including Cibacron-Blue 3GA-CL Agarose, gelatin Sepharose, and heparin Sepharose columns. Western blotting with antihuman stromelysin-3 antibody was done for identification. The result showed a heavier (120kDa) protein than the expected size of stromelysin-3. Western blot analysis of the crude sample did not show any other reactive bands. Under reducing condition, the protein size remained intact. The stromelysin-3 like protein showed mild caseinolytic activity, which increased by activators like APMA and trypsin. Whereas, its activity decreased when inhibitors like EDTA, 1, 10-Phenanthroline and TIMP-1 were used suggesting the requirement of calcium and zinc for enzyme activity just like any other metalloproteinase.

23 September 2025 in Aquaculture International
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SKSapana Devi Khumujam
Sapana Devi Khumujam
SSSujata Sahoo
Sujata Sahoo
TVTincy Varghese
Tincy Varghese
KKKajal Kumari
Kajal Kumari
BRBhashwati Roy
Bhashwati Roy
KMKedar Nath Mohanta
Kedar Nath Mohanta