LIMNA MOL V P

LIMNA MOL V P

About

Dr. V. P. Limna Mol is a Marine Biologist with over 14 years of experience in research and development activities in national and international organisations. She obtained her masters in Marine Biology in 2003 from Cochin University of Science & Technology, Kochi and further pursued her doctoral programme on “Natural Product Antifoulants from Sponges & Octocorals of Indian Waters” at the National Institute of Oceanography (NIO), Regional Centre, Kochi under the guidance of Dr. T. V. Raveendran and Dr. P. S. Parameswaran. Her major focal areas include biofouling and antifouling studies and live culture of marine plankton and bioassay-mediated analyses. After successfully defending her doctoral thesis in August 2010, she continued her research on synthesis and extended bioactivity of Calamenene molecules in the capacity of CSIR-Research Associate at NIO, Kochi. Thereafter, she took up the position of Project Scientist at NIOT, Chennai and focussed on ballast water management, marine environmental impact assessment, marine siderophores and development of advanced methods for biofouling control. After six years (2012 to 2018) of tenure at NIOT, she joined the United Nations Development Programme as the National Project Officer for Biodiversity at Delhi. Dr. Limna has published her research findings in national and international journals of repute and is also a reviewer for various international journals. Her current research focus includes marine ecological studies and biotechnological interventions towards conservation of the marine environment and sustainable utilisation of marine resources.

Subject

Marine Ecology, Biodiversity, Natural Products, Biofouling and Antifouling, Ballast water

Books

  • Rajeev R Limna Mol VP John EM Raj S Balachandran S George GJ Sudarsan KS Ranjeet K and Sankar TV Eds 2019 Book of abstracts AQUABE 2019 International Conference on Aquatic Resources and Blue Economy 206p

Papers

  • 1 Limna Mol V P T V Raveendran and P S Parameswaran 2009 Antifouling activity exhibited by secondary metabolites of the marine sponge Haliclona exigua Kirkpatrick International Biodeterioration and Biodegradation 63 67 to 72
  • 2 Raveendran T V and Limna Mol V P Natural Product Antifoulants 2009 Current Science 97 4 508 to 520
  • 3 Limna Mol V P T V Raveendran P S Parameswaran R J Kunnath and N Sathyan 2010 Antifouling sesquiterpene from the Indian soft coral Sinularia kavarattiensis Alderslade & Prita Indian Journal of Geo Marine Sciences 39 2 270 to 273
  • 4 Limna Mol V P T V Raveendran Abhilash K R and P S Parameswaran 2010 Inhibitory effect of Indian Sponge extracts on bacterial strains and larval settlement of the barnacle Balanus amphitrite International Biodeterioration and Biodegradation 64 506 to 510
  • 5 Limna Mol V P T V Raveendran B G Naik R J Kunnath and P S Parameswaran 2011 Calamenenes – aromatic monocyclic sesquiterpenes from the Indian gorgonian Subergorgia reticulata Natural Product Research 25 2 169 to 174
  • 6 Raveendran T V Limna Mol V P and P S Parameswaran 2011 Natural Product Antifoulants from the Octocorals of Indian waters International Biodeterioration and Biodegradation 65 265 to 268
  • 7 Limna Mol V P T V Raveendran P S Parameswaran R J Kunnath and P R Rajamohanan 2011 6α Hydroxy Polyanthellin A a novel antifouling diterpenoid from the Indian soft coral Cladiella krempfi Canadian Journal of Chemistry 89 57 to 60
  • 8 Abhilash K R T V Raveendran Limna Mol V P and Deepak M P 2012 Sediment Oxygen Demand in Cochin Backwaters a tropical estuarine system in the south west coast of India Marine Environmental Research 79 160 to 166
  • 9 Saravanan N Pankaj Verma Limna Mol V P Sendhil Kumar R Somasundaram S T Dharani G Kirubagaran R 2014 Role of microbial aggregation in biofilm formation by bacterial strains isolated from offshore finfish culture environment Indian Journal of Geo Marine Sciences 43 11 2118 to 2129
  • 10 Limna Mol V P Abhilash K R Raveendra T V Parameswaran P S 2014 Microfouling inhibitors from the India gorgonian Subergorgia reticulata Ellis and Solander 1786 Indian Journal of Geo Marine sciences 43 11 2094 to 2100
  • 11 Deepa S Sathish T Vinithkumar N V Limna Mol V P Kirubagaran R 2015 Distribution and Diversity of Macrofoulers in the Coastal Areas of Port Blair Andaman and Nicobar Islands International Journal of environmental Research 9 4 1315 to 1324
  • 12 Archana V Revathi K Siva Gayathri Kola Limna Mol V P Kirubagaran R 2019 Impact of growth medium on siderophore production by Vibrio campbellii an experimental approach using universal CAS assay International Journal of Advance Research Ideas and Innovations in Technology 5 912 to 917
  • 13 Archana V Revathi K Limna Mol V P Kirubagaran R 2019 Siderophores from marine bacteria with special emphasis on Vibrionaceae International journal of pure and applied bioscience 7 58 to 66
  • 14 Martin M V Ramasamy Venkatesan M Beyline V P Limna Mol L Divya 2020 Influence of environmental factors on macrofoulant assemblages on moored buoys in the eastern Arabian Sea PLoS ONE 15 1 e0223560
  • 15 Limna Mol V P Abdulaziz A Sneha K G Praveen P J Raveendran T V and Parameswaran P S 2020 Inhibition of pathogenic Vibrio harveyi using calamenene derived from the Indian gorgonian Subergorgia reticulata and its synthetic analog 3 Biotech 10 248

Citations

  • Citations 245 h-index 8 i10-index 7

Projects

  • Enhancing reservoir fish production and creation of livelihood opportunities for the Tribal communiry in the Munnar landscape through development of aquaculture practices of native fishes Co PI Rapid biodiversity assessment conducted in major rivers and backwater of Northern Kerala in connection with Malabar Malanadu Cruise Tourism Project Co PI

Patents

  • Patent filed for A PROCESS OF PREPARING PURIFIED AND VERY SMALL SIZED SIDEROPHORE FROM VIBRIO CAMPBELLI AND PRODUCTS THEREOF by Archana Vijayabhaskaran Revathi Kasturi Limna Mol Valsala Padmanabhan Nair Sreelatha Thonthula and Kirubagaran Ramalingam Application number 201941005881 Filing date 14 02 2019

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