Nibendu Mondal

This study examines boron-contaminated agricultural soil in India, showing reduced bacterial diversity and dominance of Firmicutes under boron stress, with implications for soil health and agriculture.

The paper identifies candidate adaptive modules in Leclercia barmai associated with 3-NPA utilization through genomic and transcriptomic analysis.

The paper investigates mesophilic microorganisms in geothermal vents, finding they contribute critical metabolic functions despite low prevalence and inconsistent presence.

The paper isolates and characterizes cold-adapted bacterial copiotrophs from a Trans-Himalayan lake-desert ecosystem, showing their potential for biodegradation, climate feedback, and ecosystem protection.

This study investigates why some blaNDM-1-positive Enterobacterales are susceptible to meropenem despite carrying the gene, finding lower gene copy numbers and expression correlate with reduced MIC values, supporting meropenem's efficacy in these cases.

The paper analyzes the microbial community of a Trans-Himalayan sulfur-borax spring, revealing Aquificae as dominant and highlighting their thermal adaptations and potential ecological roles.

The paper isolates and characterizes aerobic bacteria from Arabian Sea sediments, showing their ability to degrade complex organic matter under low oxygen conditions and maintain populations in oligotrophic environments.