Dr Gull e laala Khan

Assistant Professor

Research Area: Molecular Mycology, Transcriptomics, Bio-management of Plant Pathogens, Fungal Genomics and Phylogenetics, Mushroom Cultivation and Multidisciplinary Sciences

About Me

My research area addresses current issues related to pathogens of fruit crops and their sustainable eco-management tactics. My patent is first ever novel bio-packaging against threatening fungal diseases. Further my research emphasizes, molecular mechanisms that underpin plant growth development and environmental responses, transcriptomic analysis, gene knockout, CRISPR, bioinformatics, fungal genomics, multi-locus gene sequencing, cultivation of edible fungi and multidisciplinary sciences. My pedagogical activities encompass development and instruction of several courses at graduate and post-graduate level, including, Integrated Plant Disease Management, Microbial Ecology, Plant Disease Resistance, Advances in Plant Pathology, Seed & Postharvest Pathology, Bioinformatics in Plant Pathology, Transcriptomics, Plant Quarantine & SPS Measures, Pesticide their Action & Application, Biology & Cultivation of Edible Fungi, Plant Pathology and Environmental Concerns, Research Ethics, Scientific Writing and Professional Communication skills.