Dr. Bela M. Nabar
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Dr. Bela M. Nabar

Head & Associate Professor
University of Mumbai, India

Highest Degree
Ph.D. in Microbiology from The Institute of Science, Mumbai, India

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Area of Interest:

Molecular Sciences
100%
Microbiology
62%
Infectious Diseases
90%
Biofilm
75%
Medicinal Plants
55%

Research Publications in Numbers

Books
0
Chapters
0
Articles
0
Abstracts
0

Selected Publications

  1. Lokegaonkar, S.P. and B.M. Nabar, 2018. Broad spectrum antibiofilm and antiquorum sensing potential of crude secondary metabolite extracts of microbial isolates obtained from polluted waldhuni river. Int. J. Pharm. Sci. Res., 9: 2378-2386.
  2. Shraddha, R., M. Devyani and N. Bela, 2017. Screening of antioxidant potential of aquatic algae isolated from various aquatic environments. Int. Res. J. of Sci. Eng., 5: 113-118.
  3. Nabar, M.B., 2017. Antibacterial and wound healing activity of Piper betle extracts against multidrug resistant strains. Med. Plants Int. J. Phytomed. Related Ind., 9: 279-283.
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  4. Nabar, B.M., 2017. In Vitro antibiofilm, antiquroum sensing activity of gamma tolerant streptomyces against gram negative pathogens. Int. J. Pharm. Clin. Res., 9: 665-670.
  5. Devyani, M., R. Shraddha and N. Bela, 2017. Isolation and screening of antioxidant bacterial pigments from different ecological niche. Int. Res. J. of Sci. Engin, 6: 119-125.
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  6. Kurup, D., H.M. Lele and B.M. Nabar, 2016. Bacteriocin producing bacillus thuringiensis and its effect on human pathogens. Biosci. Biotechnol. Res. Asia, 8: 677-683.
  7. Rajguru, S., 2015. Study of antibacterial activity of leaf extracts for control of sepsis causing. Life Sci. Int. Res. J., 2: 170-174.
  8. Nabar, B.M. and S. Lokegaonkar, 2015. Larvicidal activity of microbial metabolites extracted from extremophiles against vector mosquitoes. Int. J. Mosq. Res., 2: 161-165.
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  9. Nabar, B., 2015. Statistical survey of rural and urban population of thane district for putative dental plaque risk factors. Life Sci. Int. Res. J., 2: 211-218.
  10. Nabar, B. and S. Khan, 2015. Screening of antifungal microbial secondary metabolites against phytopathogens. Life Sci. Int. Res. J., 2: 191-196.
  11. Kulkarni, K., 2015. Survey of wells in residential area of t ward of mumbai city as a supplementary source of water. Life Sci. Int. Res. J., 2: 89-94.
  12. Shirude, M., A. Gupte and B. Nabar, 2014. Assessment of water quality of urban lakes for recreational purpose in thane district. J. Environ. Sci. Toxicol. Food Technol., 8: 46-50.
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  13. Kaur, S.G., S. Lokegaokar and B.M. Nabar, 2014. Assessment of drinking water quality in villages of shahapur, dist- thane, India. Asian Microbiol. Biotech. Env. Sc., 16: 589-593.
  14. Nabar, B.M., S.P. Lokegaonkar, K.B. Shepal, H.M. Lele, B. Krishna and D. Panjwani, 2011. Study of the seasonal variation of the physico-chemical and microbiological parameters of the Waldhuni river in thane district. India, 4: 91-97.
  15. Nabar, B.M., K.B. Shepal, H.M. Lele and S.P. Lokegaonkar, 2011. Statistical survey of mosquito vectors in the vicinity of Waldhuni water body, district Thane-India. West Afr. J. Applied Ecol., 19: 139-149.
  16. Lokegaonkar, S.P. and B.M. Nabar, 2011. In vitro assessment of the antiplaque properties of crude M. alba leaf extract. J. Herb. Med. Toxicol., 5: 71-77.