Sachidanand Singh – författare

MicroRNA Advances and Application in Plant Biology presents a broad range of tools and techniques used for microRNA identification and utilization for diversity analysis in plants, crop improvement, and gene regulation. With expert insights, this book addresses those concepts through curated chapters that are well-illustrated with informative data, tables, figures, and photographs. While biological microRNA database resources have been created for the better understanding of structural and functional properties of primary-microRNAs (pri-microRNAs) to mature microRNAs, there remains a need for foundation understanding of how microRNAs may play a very crucial role in a plant lifecycle as an regulatory and stress tolerance molecule.There are still many unanswered questions about the structural and functional properties of the microRNAs, like the role of microRNA in crop improvement, gene regulation, stress tolerance, disease resistance plant, plant communication, and environmental interaction.

Explains the role of microRNA in biotic and abiotic stress tolerance in horticultural cropsIncludes both foundational and more advanced information on MicroRNAs in plantsIncorporates detailed information on specific microRNA (or non-coding RNA) gene networks in plant species

Non-coding RNA in Plants: Modulation and Stress Responses? is the first book to present the basics of the importance of long non-coding RNA and its potential in addressing abiotic and biotic stresses. Describing?the MiRNA and small RNA and their role in plant development, this book explains the importance of long non-coding RNA in plants, including its significance in virus resistance, its transposable elements, effector trigger immunity, and fungal and bacterial resistance in plants. Non-coding RNA for Modulation and Stress Response in Plants?presents the state-of-the-science from its historical foundation through application throughout the lifecycle and production of agricultural and non-agricultural plants.?While various coding has been explored within animal science, plant exposition has been minimal.? This book is designed to inspire additional research and developments toward improved plant resiliency and production.

Presents foundational information for understanding the importance of long non-coding RNA in plantsSummarizes and illustrates identification and diversity analysis approaches toward Non-coding RNA as regulationsExplores how non-coding RNAs may play a role in the regulation of stress responses by highlighting their biogenesis and mechanisms of action

Plant-based drugs play an important role in all cultures and have been crucial in maintaining health and fighting diseases, and by using contemporary methods of biotechnology, plants with explicit chemical compositions are propagated and genetically upgraded for the mining of pharmaceuticals. Phytopharmaceuticals and Biotechnology of Herbal Plants presents the latest advances in the development of transgenic plants, covering phototherapeutics, secondary metabolite production, metabolomics, metabolic engineering, bioinformatics, quality control of herbal plant products, crop improvement using various breeding techniques, tissue culture techniques, and the future of phytopharmaceuticals.Features:Describes developments and applications of phytopharmaceuticals of herbal plants.Highlights the importance of phytopharmaceutical of plants and potential applications in the food and pharma industries.Provides an overview of research on key anticancer drugs to elucidate the biotechnological approaches for their production in cell cultures.Places special emphasis on the biosynthetic pathway mapping and metabolic engineering.Phytopharmaceuticals and Biotechnology of Herbal Plants will be an invaluable resource to academics and researchers associated with plant science, herbal drug manufacturers, and phytochemists.

Plant-based drugs play an important role in all cultures and have been crucial in maintaining health and fighting diseases, and by using contemporary methods of biotechnology, plants with explicit chemical compositions are propagated and genetically upgraded for the mining of pharmaceuticals. Phytopharmaceuticals and Biotechnology of Herbal Plants presents the latest advances in the development of transgenic plants, covering phototherapeutics, secondary metabolite production, metabolomics, metabolic engineering, bioinformatics, quality control of herbal plant products, crop improvement using various breeding techniques, tissue culture techniques, and the future of phytopharmaceuticals.Features:Describes developments and applications of phytopharmaceuticals of herbal plants.Highlights the importance of phytopharmaceutical of plants and potential applications in the food and pharma industries.Provides an overview of research on key anticancer drugs to elucidate the biotechnological approaches for their production in cell cultures.Places special emphasis on the biosynthetic pathway mapping and metabolic engineering.Phytopharmaceuticals and Biotechnology of Herbal Plants will be an invaluable resource to academics and researchers associated with plant science, herbal drug manufacturers, and phytochemists.

Green Biotechnology for Herbal and Medicinal Plant Metabolites presents an innovative approach that leverages plant-derived molecules for agriculture, medicine, and wellness in pursuit of sustainable health solutions. This comprehensive guide delves into the latest advancements in green biotechnology, showcasing in vitro, genetic, and biochemical strategies for enhancing the yield and potency of essential metabolites in medicinal plants. Designed to appeal to researchers, practitioners, and students alike, the book provides a balanced view of bioengineering plant metabolites’ medicinal, economic, and environmental benefits. It illustrates how the potential of green biotechnology can unlock new frontiers in natural products, paving the way for innovative treatments and sustainable healthcare solutions.The book explains how green biotechnology facilitates the sustainable extraction of plant secondary metabolites. Each chapter emphasizes the need to leverage eco-friendly technologies in metabolite extraction to maximize the benefits and opportunities provided by an integrative, risk-based approach to innovation, aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals. Additionally, the book underscores the role of bioinformatics tools in streamlining real-world solutions, helping to navigate the complexities of wet-lab experimentation with more uncertainties, interdependencies, and unforeseen risks.Salient Features:• Thoroughly explores the potential benefits of green biotechnology.• Gives deep insight into the extraction strategies of plant metabolites.• Chapters are designed in a way that provides comprehensive details on the industrial application of bio-compounds.• Provides a comprehensive summary of the most recent findings in plant metabolite and green biotechnology.Researchers working on green biotechnology for medicinal and herbal plants will undoubtedly find this book useful for developing a thorough understanding of the most recent developments and instruments in this field. The book can also be used as a thorough textbook for graduate-level classes in biomedical, health, and food and nutrition sciences. The book is a collection of chapters contributed by experts in medicinal plants.

In today's fast-paced and modern world, our lifestyles have undergone a dramatic shift. The conveniences and comforts that accompany our technological advancements have come at a cost – an increased prevalence of lifestyle diseases. Lack of physical activity, stress, sedentary habits, and poor dietary choices have become leading causes of a spurt in varied health complications such as obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases. Various health awareness programmes organized by central/state governments, private organizations, and NGOs from time to time have generated interest among common people in exploring organic foods that are free from chemicals and full of nutraceuticals. There has been a growing interest in exploring the potential of nutraceuticals to address lifestyle diseases.Recognizing the urgent need to address this global health crisis, this book delves into a realm of science that offers immense potential for improving our health and well-being. Nutraceuticals, which combine "nutrition" with "pharmaceuticals," offer a promising strategy for treating certain conditions caused by a particular way of life. They include a variety of bioactive substances obtained from plants, including fruits, vegetables, herbs, and marine organisms. Certain substances have therapeutic qualities and have shown significant promise in treating and even preventing certain disorders.Features:The chapters in this book have been meticulously curated to provide readers with a diverse range of perspectives.Provides a comprehensive exploration of nutraceuticals and their potential benefits.Examines the impact of specific nutraceuticals on various lifestyle diseases to discuss their synergistic effects and potential adverse reactions.Each chapter offers valuable insights and practical guidance for healthcare professionals, researchers, and individuals seeking to enhance their overall well-being.A systematic overview of the state-of-the-art in nutraceuticals with recent research results.This book will certainly be a valuable resource for researchers engaged in studies on nutraceuticals to develop a depth of understanding of the latest trends and tools in this field. Additionally, it can serve as a comprehensive textbook for graduate-level courses in food and nutrition, biomedical, and health sciences.

Wild edible plants are native species that grow and reproduce naturally in their natural habitats without domestication. These plants can serve as a healthier alternative to farmed crops that may be heavily laden with pesticides and other poisonous substances. This book focuses on assessment of the nutritional value, potential health benefits, and mechanisms of action of various wild edible plants. It presents information on nutrients and bioactive ingredients that can have health advantages, including antioxidant properties, antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and antidiabetic effects.Features:Comprehensive exploration of potential benefits as well as side effects of wild edible plants.Special emphasis is placed on diversity, category, and pharmacological values of wild edible plants.Discusses challenges regarding the usage of wild edible plants such as overharvesting and habitat destruction, safety, and toxicity.A volume in the Exploring Medicinal Plants series, this book highlights bioactive compounds and therapeutic efficacies of various wild edible plant species. It is useful reading for scientists, researchers, academia, and plant scientists interested in the health benefits of wild edible plants.

Climate change poses unprecedented challenges to plant growth, biodiversity, and productivity, necessitating innovative strategies for sustainability. Impact of Climate Change on Medicinal and Herbal Plant microRNA delves into the intricate relationship between climate‑induced stress and the molecular mechanisms underpinning plant adaptation, with a special focus on microRNAs (miRNAs). This book provides an in‑depth exploration of miRNAs as pivotal regulators in plant biology, offering insights into their biogenesis, functional roles, and applications in stress management and crop improvement.Highlighting the interdisciplinary approach to understanding plant resilience, this book examines critical topics, including the impact of abiotic stressors like heavy metals and elevated CO2 levels, regulatory roles of miRNAs in photosynthesis and productivity, and the integration of bioinformatics and epigenetics in miRNA research. Through comprehensive chapters, readers gain knowledge about miRNA‑mediated bioengineering, genome stability, and the emerging potential of omics technologies to combat the effects of climate change on agriculture.Key Features:A thorough analysis of miRNA biogenesis, regulation, and degradation, along with their myriad functional roles in plant biologyExploration of abiotic stress tolerance mechanisms in medicinal, cereal, legume, tuber, fruit, biofuel, and beverage cropsInsights into bioinformatics tools and databases for miRNA analysis and their implications for stress tolerance studiesDiscussions on miRNA‑mediated bioengineering for climate‑resilient crops and recent advances in omics approachesDesigned for researchers, students, and professionals in plant sciences, bioinformatics, and climate studies, this book bridges fundamental and applied research, making it an essential resource for addressing climate variability through molecular innovations.

This volume explores the fascinating world of plant-based bioactive compounds that have influenced healthcare systems across centuries. From ancient Ayurvedic and Chinese traditions to modern biotechnology, it reveals how nature’s pharmacy continues to inspire the development of medicines, nutraceuticals, and cosmeceuticals. It highlights the incredible diversity of medicinal plants and their secondary metabolites, such as alkaloids, flavonoids, terpenoids, and glycosides, which have led to the discovery of many important therapeutic agents. The text emphasizes the growing importance of medicinal plants in the post-COVID era, reflecting the global shift toward sustainable and holistic health solutions. Blending traditional wisdom with advancements in genomics, metabolomics, molecular markers, and gene editing, it illustrates how biotechnology is reshaping plant-based drug discovery. This work serves as a valuable resource for researchers and professionals committed to uniting nature’s legacy with modern scientific progress.Key Features:This book● Provides a clear conceptual foundation of molecular markers and medicinal plants that smoothly transitions readers into advanced literature and technical discussions.● Delivers expert-driven insights for industrial-scale production, standardization, and commercialization of plant-based bioactives.● Explores innovative roles of molecular markers in tissue culture and in vitro propagation, unlocking scalable cultivation strategies.● Maps future directions in molecular medicine, highlighting the transformative potential of medicinal plants in precision healthcare.

This book covers the challenges and applications of nanotechnology for managing agroecosystems from maintaining seed quality and ends with food packaging and processing.

This book provides a holistic vision of various nanomaterials and their production methods, functions, fate, and behavior in the soil ecosystem. Additionally, its role in improving soil quality and plant growth and their long-term application risks on the soil community. Further, it addresses the role of novel nanomaterials in manipulating soil ecology. This book also throws light on the advances and prospects of nanotechnology in Indian agriculture. Understanding nanoscience in the field of soil science is pivotal for the students, experts, scientists, and decision-makers interested in exploring the invisible mechanisms prevailing in the soil system with different nanoparticles and deciding the suitable soil remedy under the nanotechnology approaches.

This book delves deep into the transformative role of quantum dots biochar, unraveling its immense potential to revolutionize agriculture as we know it. With meticulous research and compelling insights, this book uncovers the remarkable properties of quantum dots biochar—an innovative blend of quantum dots and biochar. Through a lucid exploration of its unique characteristics, readers gain a profound understanding of how this revolutionary technology holds the key to overcoming agricultural challenges while fostering ecological balance.The pages of this book are filled with vivid accounts of scientific breakthroughs and real-world applications. From enhanced nutrient uptake to improved soil fertility, quantum dots biochar emerges as a game-changing solution for sustainable farming and discovers how the precise control of quantum dots enables targeted delivery of nutrients and the manipulation of plant physiology, ultimately leading to increased crop yields and resilience. But the journey does not end there. This book unveils the broader implications of this transformative technology and explores how quantum dots biochar mitigates environmental risks, reduces chemical inputs, and mitigates greenhouse gas emissions, paving the way for a greener and more sustainable agricultural future.As the narrative unfolds, this book explores case studies, expert interviews, and practical guidelines for integrating quantum dots biochar into modern agricultural practices. Delving into topics such as precision agriculture, smart nutrient management, and regenerative farming, readers gain valuable insights into how this groundbreaking technology can be harnessed for maximum impact across diverse farming systems. This book not only showcases the remarkable strides made in the field but also raises thought-provoking questions about the ethical and social implications of adopting such transformative technologies. Engaging and thoughtfully crafted, this book is an indispensable resource for scientists, policymakers, and anyone passionate about the future of sustainable agriculture.

This book presents recent trends in nanotechnology to manage agroforestry systems. A major focus has been given to green synthesis of nanoparticles, nutrient management, stress management, crop and tree production, and risk assessment for sustainable management of crops and trees using nanomaterials.

The book showcases the newest research on smart nanoplatforms responding to “hypoxia”; an omnipresent pathological feature of many modern-day diseases and its potential applications. The book demonstrates the versatility of hypoxia targeted smart nanoplatforms in disease management in diverse pathological settings presented in chapters contributed by various experts in the field. The themes in the book touch upon critical facets to address pathological hypoxia such as nanomaterials enhancing oxygenation, hypoxia responsive nanoformulations which deliver the drug directly to the hypoxic site, limited toxicity and enhanced efficacy of smart nanoformulations to counter molecular consequences of hypoxia, and theranostics combining hypoxia detection systems with drug delivery systems. This book disseminates the current implications of smart nanomaterials in disease management that can be exploited by scholars, researchers, and pharma industries to develop, manufacture, and commercialize hypoxia targeted diagnostics and therapeutics.