Insect-endosymbiont interaction is a diverse field of research. Endosymbionts share mutualistic reationship with insects helping them in various metabolic processes. Endosymbionts do produce secondary metabolites that could be of therapeutic importance. Therefore, her research focuses on role of endosymbionts inside their hosts and identifying therapeutic bioactive compounds found in endosymbionts for the welfare of mankind.
Surbhi Agarwal and Vartika Mathur (2021), "Antimicrobial Resistance in Endosymbionts: Another Viewpoint" . Oral presentation delivered at 61st annual International conference on Microbial World: Recent developments in Health, Agriculture and Environmental sciences held on 3rd-5th February 2021 organized by The Association of microbiologist of India (AMI), INSCR, TERI, DU, IARI and INSA in online mode.
Qualified CSIR National Eligibility Test (NET) for Junior research fellowship (JRF), June 2018.
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