Gadvasu

Faculty Detail

Dr Chetna Mahajan

Designation: Assistant Professor
Contact Address:Residential Quarter No.6, College of Veterinary Science, Rampura Phul.
Telephone :
Mobile: 7340019480
Email:dr.chetnamahajan@gmail.com

Academic Credentials

• B.V.Sc. & A.H.
• M.V.Sc.
• Ph.D.

Teaching and Other Appointments

Teaching interests: General  Veterinary Biochemistry, Intermediary Metabolism and Analytical biochemistry  

Other Appointments

• Member of Punjab State Veterinary Council
• Life Member of   Association of Animal Scientists
• Life Member of  JVC Alumni association, Jabalpur
• Life Member of  Society of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics Sciences

Area of Research Interests

Rumen microbiology, In Vivo and In vitro Methane Mitigation Strategies with specialization in Gas Liquid Chromatography (GLC) in ruminants, designing of dietary supplements for studies of hypocholestremic effect in poultry, Biochemical and biotechnological approaches for diagnosis and control of parasitic infections in animals.

Research Honour’s /Awards

Excellence in  Teaching award in the year 2017 from International Society For Bio-Informatics And Biological Sciences

No. of Publications

Publications

• Chetna Mahajan, MPS Tomar and Vikas Mahajan (2019).  Methane mitigation strategies in ruminants (Accepted). In Modern Developments in Livestock production. Satish Serial Publishing House 403, Express Tower, Commercial Complex, Azadpur, Delhi-110033 (INDIA)  pp: 73-86   (ISBN 978-93-86200-00-0)
• Abhishek Gupta, Chetna Mahajan and Vikas Mahajan (2018). Biotechnological Improvisation in the control of Fasciolosis: In Biotechnology and Bioinformatics in Veterinary and Animal Sciences. My Research Publishers(New Delhi) pp:217-225
• Chetna Mahajan, K. Mangal and M. Wadhwa (2016). Effect of addition of vegetable oils on rumen  fermentation and methanogenesis under in vitro conditions. The Indian journal of Animal Nutrition 33 (3): 296-300
• Chetna Mahajan, K. Mangal and M. Wadhwa (2016). Effect of vegetable seed oils on methane emission and fermentation of feed in vitro. The Indian journal of Animal Sciences, 86 (7).
• Abhishek Gupta, A.K. Dixit, Pooja Dixit and Chetna Mahajan (2015). Performance characteristics of Fasciola gigantica cathepsin L Cysteine proteinase (FgCL3) based dipstick ELISA in naturally acquired bubaline fasciolosis. Buffalo Bulletin, 34 (3): 1-5