Where molecular genetics meets nanotechnology to outpace antimicrobial resistance.
JoshiTxDx Lab builds next-generation therapeutics (Tx) and diagnostics (Dx) — from phage therapy to gold-nanoconjugate detection — grounded in the science of how resistance evolves.
Three fronts against antimicrobial resistance
Treat resistant infection, detect it, and understand how it evolves. Each front links to the full detail.
Phage therapy
Lytic bacteriophage cocktails against multidrug-resistant ESKAPE pathogens — biological alternatives to antibiotics.
How it works →Gold nanoconjugates
Functionalised gold-nanoparticle platforms for ultra-sensitive, label-free detection of pathogens and DNA damage.
How it works →Genome stability
Chromosome cohesion and DNA double-strand-break repair in E. coli — the science beneath Tx and Dx.
How it works →Open to research & clinical collaboration
Working on resistance, diagnostics, or genome stability — or looking for a PhD in the area? Let’s talk.
Led by Dr. Mohan C. Joshi
Dr. Mohan C. Joshi
Molecular genetics and nanotechnology, aimed at the antimicrobial-resistance crisis. Ph.D. from JNU; postdoctoral training at Baylor College of Medicine.
Peer-reviewed, DOI-linked
A few flagship papers — the full record, browsable by theme and explained for every kind of reader, lives on the Publications page.
Funded by DBT–Wellcome India Alliance, SERB and ICMR. Three competitive national fellowships (India Alliance · Ramanujan · Ramalingaswami), four patent filings, and 20+ peer-reviewed papers.
Reflections
Plain-language notes from Dr. Joshi on new work, talks, and where the field is heading.
Three currents in phage therapy I brought home.
Where clinical phage work is quietly maturing — and where the field still disagrees.
Reading DNA damage without touching the genome.
Our RecA-nanoconjugate approach, explained for a non-specialist.
The AMR numbers that should reorder our priorities.
What recent surveillance data changes for a lab like ours.
Collaborate, cite, or reach out
- Institutional home
- Multidisciplinary Centre for Advanced Research and Studies (MCARS)
Jamia Millia Islamia · Jamia Nagar, New Delhi – 110025, India - Scholarly identity
- ORCID · Google Scholar · ResearchGate (linked in the footer)
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