Associate Professor
Dr. Malabika Biswas's research is pivotal in the fight against antibiotic-resistant S. aureus. Her extensive research on the molecular biology and the gene regulatory elements of bacteriophage Φ11 will greatly aid in the development of tightly regulated vectors thereby advancing the molecular biology research of S. aureus significantly. By focusing on the interactions between human and staphylococcal proteins and identifying new drug targets, she contributes to the broader effort to develop effective treatments against multi-drug resistant staphylococcal strains. Dr. Biswas's expertise in biochemistry and molecular biology, combined with her focus on bacteriophage research and antibiotic resistance, positions her as a key figure in the field of microbial genetics and infectious diseases. Her research not only aims to advance academic understanding but also has practical implications for public health through the development of new therapeutic strategies against S. aureus.
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