BIOLOGY PROJECT TOPICS
[A] MOLECULAR MEDICINE AND BIOCHEMISTRY.
(1) BIOINFORMATICS: NEW APPROACHES TO SECONDARY STRUCTURE PREDICTION
(2) PREVENTION OF CANCER: MECHANISMS OF ACTIONS OF DIETARY ISOTHICYANTES [FROM BRASSICA VEGETABLE ]
(3) SITE DIRECTED MUTAGENESIS OF AN AXIAL LINGERED IN THE DECAHEME C-TYPE CYTOCHROME MTR A,FROM SHEWANELLA ONEIDENIS MR1.
(4) MOLECULAR MODELLING: HOMOLOGY MODELLING OF G-PROTEIN COUPLED RECEPTORS.
(5) CHEMINFORMATICS: NEW APPROACHES TO VIRTUAL SCREENING.
(6) HOW CELLS RESPIRE: THE CONTROL OF CYTOCHROME C OXIDASE.
(7) ROTTING BY RADICALS: HOW SOME FUNGI DEGRADE WOND.
(8) SITE DIRECTED MUTANTS OF HAEMPROTEINS: NOVEL FUNCTIONS FOR ACIENT PROTEINS.
(9) GLUCOSE CONTROL IN DIABETES: NOVEL GLYCATED HEMOGLOBIN’S AS INDICATORS.
(10) STRUCTURAL BIO-INFORMATICS REDICTING PROTEIN-PROTEIN INTERACTIONS.
(11) CORONARY HEART DISEASE IN DIABETES: REVERSAL OF INCREASED CHOLESTEROL AND TRIGLYCERIDES BY HIGH DOSE THIAMINE THERAPY.
(12) COUNTERING MULTIDRUG RESISTANCE IN CANCER THERAPY: POTENCY OF GLYOXALASE/INHIBITOR PRODRUGS.
(13) QUANTIZATION OF DNA DAMAGE IN DRUG INDUCED CELL DEATH: DAMAGE BY PEROXIDES AND DICARBONYLES
[B] BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE.
(14) NOVEL PRODRUGS FOR PHNTODYNAMIC THERAPHY:SYNTHESIR AND BIOLOGICAL EVALUATION.
(15) NITRIC OXIDE:TOXIC YET NECCESSARY FOR LIFE.
(16) THE DARK SIDE OF MYOGLOBIN AND HAEMOGLOBIN:CAN THIS EXPLAIN MEDICAL COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING TRAUMA?
(17) DEVELOPMENT OF HEMOGLOBIN BASED BLOOD SUBSTITUTES:PREVENTING OXIDATIVE STRESS.
[C] MOLECULAR CELL BIOLOGY.
(18) THE EFFECT OF EXERCISE ON SALIVARY IMMUNOGLOBULIN LEVELS IN HUMANS OF DIFFERENT AGES.
(19) LOCALISATION OF GREEN FLORICENT PRNTEIN-TAGGED ENZYMES IN LIVING CELLS.
(20) HISTOLOGY OF GUT-ASSOCIATE LYMPHOID TISSUE IN THE FRESHWATER FISH CARP.
(21) EFFECT OXIDATIVE STRESS ON MUSCLE CELLS IN CULTURE.
(22) ISOLATION AND CHARACTERISATION OF HALOPHILIC MICROBES FROM LOW SALT ENVIRONMENTS.
(23) MICROBIAL GROWTH AND SURVIVAL IN DEEP HYPERSALINE ANOXIC BRINE LAKES IN THE MEDITERRANEAN.
(24) ASSAYING THE NUCLEAR ENZYME POLY ADP-RIBOSE POLYMERASE BY FLOW CYTOMETRY.
(25) APOPTOSIS IN RAT FIBROBLASTS AFTER OXIDATIVE STRESS.
(26) THE INFLUENCE OF LIGHT INTENSITY ON THE EXPRESSION OF DEFERENCE GENES FOR RESISTANCE TO A BACTERIAL PATHOGEN OF ARABIDOPSIS.
[D] BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES.
(27) THE EFFECT OF UV-B RADIATION ON PLANT GROWTH AND FUNCTION.
(28) THE EFFECTS OF VASOPRESSIN IN POLYCHAETE WORMS.
(29) EFFECT OF OXIDANT STRESS ON MUSCLE CELLS IN CULTURE.
(30) CAN ALTERNATIVES TO PEAT BE USED SATISFACTORILY FOR PLANT GROWTH?
(31) CADMIUM AND LEAD POLLUTANT EFFECTS ON VASCULAR FUNCTION IN ANNELID WORMS.
(32) MECHANISMS OF MICROBIAL ENTOMBMENT AND LONG TERM SURVIVAL IN SALT.
(33) PLANT DEFENSE AGAINST INSECT ATTACK.MECHANISMS,TRADE-OFFS AND PATTERNS.
[E] ECOLOGY
(34) ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS AFFECTING THE ABUNDANCE OF BUTTERFLIES.
(35) THE EFFECTS OF WATER LOGGING ON THE FAUNA COMMUNITIES OF A SALT MARSH.
(36) UPTAKE OF COPPER AND LEAD BY A ROOTED AQUATIC PLANT.
(37) FRESHWATER INPUTS AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF FEEDING WADING BIRDS IN THE SOUTH ESTUARY.
(38) FACTORS INFLUENCING TERRAPIN DISTRIBUTION ON LKARIA ISLAND,GREECE.
(39) HABITAT SELECTION IN SMALL MAMMALS.
(40) ASSESSING THE WILDLIFE VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL SET ASIDE.
(41) HABITAT QUALITY AND DRAGONFLY DISTRIBUTION IN ESSEX MARSHES.
(42) ACTIVITY-TIME BUDGETS FOR BLUE STREAK CLEANER WRASSE ON CORAL REEFS.
(43) THE INFLUENCE OF HIPPOPOTAMUS ON HUMANS AND WILDLIFE IN MALAWI.
(44) A COMPARISON OF ECONOMIC,ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL FACTORS IN FOOD RETAIL OUTLETS OF NORTH ESSEX.
(45) MICROBIAL ECOLOGY OF OIL POLLUTED SEDIMENTS.
(46) OPTIMAL FORAGING IN WADING BIRDS.
(47) SEXUAL SELECTION AND MATE CHOICE IN TROPICAL FRESHWATER FISH.
(48) PREDATION RISK AND FORAGING TRADE-OFFS IN BIRDS AND FISH.
(49) RESPONSES TO ARTIFICIAL PREY IN BIRDS-MIMICRY,WARNING COLORATION AND CRYPSIS.
(50) PHENOTYPE,PLASTICITY IN RESPONSE TO HOST PLANTS IN APHIDS,MOLLUSKS AND CATERPILLARS.
(51) HABITAT QUALITY ASSESSMENT FOR AMPHIBIANS,SMALL MAMMALS AND BIRDS.
[F] MARINE AND FRESH WATER BIOLOGY.
(52) ASSESSING RIVER POLLUTION USING INVERTEBRATES.
(53) THE EFFECTS OF WATER LOGGING ON THE FAUNA COMMUNITIES OF A SALT MARSH.
(54) CONSERVATION VALUE OF TABLE CORALS ON REEF SYSTEMS IN SULAWESI INDONESIA.
(55) THE EFFECT OF POLLUTION ON DIATOM ASSEMBLAGES IN RIVERS
(F) MARINE AND FRESH WATER BIOLOGY.
(56) THE USE OF PHYTOPLANKTON AS A BIO INDICATOR OF AGRICULTURAL POLLUTION.
(57) THE BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY OF AN EFFLUENT STREAM.
(58) ECOLOGY AND FEEDING BEHAVIOR OF TROPICAL REEF SEA CUCUMBERS.
(59) BIO DEGRADATION OF HYDROCARBONS IN AN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT.
(60) SEXUAL SELECTION AND MATE CHOICE IN TROPICAL FRESH WATER FISH.
(61) EFFECT OF FOOD CONCENTRATION ON ZEBRA MUSSEL GROWTH.
(62) LIGHT AND TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE ON PHYTOPLANKTON GROWTH IN TWO ESSEX LAKES.
(63) EFFECT OF HIGH SALT CONCENTRATIONS ON OIL-DEGRADING MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES.
[G] SPORTS AND EXERCISE AND SPORT SCIENCE ,AND BIOLOGY.
(64) THE EFFECT OF PRACTICE AND AROUSAL ON STOPPING AND TAKING PENALTIES IN FOOTBALL.
(65) A SURVEY OF LIFESTYLE HABITS IN SPORTS AND RELIGION.
(66) DOES ANAEROBIC EXERCISE AFFECT THE ABSORPTION AND METABOLISM OF ALCOHOL IN FEMALES?
(67) TOTAL METABOLIC POWER VERSUS TRADITIONALLY CALCULATED AEROBIC POWER AT GIVEN EXERCISE INTENSITIES AND DIFFERENT TEST PROTOCOLS.
(68) THE EFFECT OF NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF MULTISTAGE FITNESS PERFORMANCE.
(69) DO DIFFERENCES IN TEST PROTOCOL MODIFY THE INTER-RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN METABOLIC COST AND CORRESPONDING HEART RATE?
(70) THE EFFECT OF IMAGERY AND MENTAL REHEARSAL ON FAST BOWLING PERFORMANCE.
(71) DOES CAFFEINE AFFECT HEART RATE VARIABILITY FOLLOWING ANAEROBIC EXERCISE?
(72) THE EFFECT OF A RECREATIONAL EXERCISE PROGRAMME ON CARDIAC RISK FACTORS.
(73) DOES EXERCISE TEST PRODUCE RESULT? A COMPARISON BETWEEN THREE DIFFERENT EXERCISE TEST IN RELATION TO MAXIMAL AND SUB MAXIMAL MEASURES.
(74) THE EVALUATION OF A YOUNG PERSON EXERCISE REFERRAL SCHEME.
(75) EXERCISE AND RED CELL MEMBRANE DAMAGE.
(76) THE INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BLOOD LACTATE AND HEART RATE DURING INCREMENTAL TREADMILL PROTOCOLS.
(77) ANALYSIS OF HEART RATE RESPONSE TO SUBSEQUENT BOUTS OF CONSTANT LOAD AT GIVEN DIFFERENT INTENSITIES.
(78) THE EFFECT OF PEDAL CADENCE ON LACTATE AND VENTILATORY THRESHOLD.
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