Yadav M., Chauhan NS., Prasher B., Mukerji M. (2022). Dissecting Human Microbiome for Personalized Therapy. Reference Module in Food Science, Elsevier. In: Chauhan NS (Ed.), Microbiome: Therapeutics, Application and Epigenetics. Elsevier Academic Press, USA. ISBN: 9780081005965.
Mitali Mukerji and Bhavana Prasher (2016). Genomics and Traditional Indian Ayurvedic Medicine. In: Dhavendra Kumar and Ruth Chadwick (Eds.), Genomics and Society: Ethical, Legal, Cultural and Socioeconomic Implications. Chapter 14, pp. 271–292. Elsevier Inc.
Mohd. Faruq, Uma Mittal, Achal K. Srivastava and Mitali Mukerji (2012). Hereditary Spinocerebellar Ataxias in India. In: Dhavendra Kumar (Ed.), Genomics and Health in the Developing World. Chapter 88, pp. 1039–1088. Oxford University Press, UK.
Mitali Mukerji, Beena Pillai, Somdutta Sen and Samir K. Brahmachari (2004). Genomics and Functional Genomics. In: H.K. Das (Ed.), Textbook of Biotechnology. John Wiley & Sons, 2004; subsequent edition 2007.
“Genome Jaunts: Seeing animals through the lens of genomics” emerged from a collaboration between an animal enthusiast teenager, a genomics scientist, and a young researcher. This unique science book connects animal behaviour to genetics, guided by the teenager’s questions, leading to a refreshing non-anthropocentric perspective, ultimately published by World Wildlife Fund for Nature (WWF)-India to inspire young minds in exploring science and promoting wildlife conservation.
Dr. Mitali Mukerji is acknowledged by Jagriti Natraj in her feature “Learning to Learn” for nurturing her curiosity during her childhood visits to CSIR-IGIB.