Dr. S.C. Yadav born on 01.01.1958 in district Etah (U.P.)
had aquired Bachlor and Masters Degree in Zoology from Agra College, Agra.
During 1985, he has been awarded Ph. D. degree from Agra University, Agra.
Prior to joining Council’s service, Dr.Yadav worked
as Jr. Scientist w.e.f. September 1981 under ICAR administered research
project on goats at RBS College Agra. He entered in ICAR services through
ARS during 1986 as scientist, and posted in the division of Parasitology,
IVRI, Izatnagar, Bareilly. He was promoted to the post of Sr.Scientist in
1998 at the same Institute. During 2003 he was transferred to NRC on Yak,
Dirang (Arunachal Pradesh) and since July 2005 he is serving this Institute.
Dr. Yadav has vast experience of research, teaching and
training in the area of immunity and immunodiagnosis of parasitic disease
of domestic animals. Beside teaching to post-graduate and doctoral students,
Dr. Yadav has also credit to guide several M.V.Sc. students as Chairman,
and Member Advisery Board of five student each of M.V.Sc. and Ph.D respectively.
The work initiated/conducted by him and under his guidance on Cathepsin-L-cysteine
protease for diagnosis of fasciolosis has been recognized nationally, internationally
and awarded by various scientific associations i.e. Indian Society of Parasitology
(ISP), Indian Association Advancement of Veterinary Parasitology (IAAVP).
As FAO fellow he visited Monash University Melbourne Australia during 1999
for advance training in the area of Molecular biology. On his return, under
collaborative programme with Monash University during 2000-2002, Dr.Yadav
has distinction in earning foreign exchange for the Government through export
of biological research material matching international standard worth several
thousand dollars. Dr. Yadav has more than 45 research papers in various
reputed national and international journals of his credit.
Currently Dr. Yadav is involved in development of sensitive
and specific diagnostic tests against equine Trypanosomosis and Piroplasmosis
using latest immunological/molecular biological tools.
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Epidemiological
studies on exotic, emerging and existing diseases of equines.
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Chemotherapeutic
and diagnostic studies on Trypanosomiasis and Babesiosis in equines
Sub Projects
a. Development of diagnostic tests for equine trypanosomosis (Surra)
b. Development of sensitive and specific diagnostic tests for detection
of equine piroplasmosis
