Aarti Thakkar
Gujarat University
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Microbiological Research | 2014
Meenu Saraf; Urja Pandya; Aarti Thakkar
Soil borne fungal diseases pose serious constraints on agro-productivity. Biological control is non-hazardous strategy to control plant pathogens and improve crop productivity. PGPR (plant growth promoting rhizobacteria) have long been used as plant disease control agents. PGPR produced a wide range of secondary compounds that may act as signals--that is, allelochemicals that include metabolites, siderophores, antibiotics, volatile metabolites, enzymes and others. Their mode of action and molecular mechanisms provide a great awareness for their application for crop disease management. The present review highlights the role of PGPR strains, specifically referring to allelochemicals produced and molecular mechanisms. Further research to fine tune combinations of allelochemicals, plant-microbe-pathogen interaction will ultimately lead to better disease control.
International Journal of Approximate Reasoning | 2016
Shivangi Mathur; Rinkal Mulani; L.B. George; Chiranjivi Barot; Aarti Thakkar; Vibha Bhingradiya; Ruby Patel
ShivangiMathur. Commiphoramukul found in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. Guggul gum resin has been used to treat various diseases including cancer, atherosclerosis, rheumatism and obesity. The crude extracts obtained from the resin of Commiphoramukul in different solvents like ethyl acetate, methanol, acetone, and hexane were analyzed for phytochemical study. Secondary metabolites steroids, quinines, gum and mucilage, fixed oil and fats were found in all the four different extracts of Commiphoramukul however, oxalate and alkaloids were not found in any extract. Ethyl acetate, methanol, acetone, and hexane extracts from method-1(soxhlet) and method2 (cold) were tested for their ability to scavenge DPPH radical. Ethyl acetate extracts exhibited higher antioxidant activity (45.56%) compared to other solvent extracts. Various concentration of Commiphoramukul plant resin extract were used for MTT assay and highest % inhibition/Cytotoxicity (75.68 %) was found by methanol soxhlet extract having lowest IC50 value (58.5μg/ml).
Natural Products and Bioprospecting | 2014
Aarti Thakkar; Meenu Saraf
International Journal of Innovative Research in Science, Engineering and Technology | 2013
Meenu Saraf; Urja P; ya; Aarti Thakkar; Palak Patel
Journal of Microbiology and Biotechnology Research | 2017
Meenu Saraf; Aarti Thakkar; Urja Pandya; Mugdha Joshi; Jaina Parikh
Archive | 2017
Sarita Sharma; Aarti Thakkar
Archive | 2017
Meenu Saraf; Sarita Sharma; Aarti Thakkar
Journal of Microbiology and Biotechnology Research | 2017
Aarti Thakkar; Ruby Patel; Jay Thakkar
IJBT Vol.16(3) [July 2017] | 2017
Aarti Thakkar; Meenu Saraf
Archive | 2016
Aarti Thakkar; Meenu Saraf