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Anjana Welikala, the first author of the study, stated that this unique discovery challenges the conventional isolation-by-distance model and underscores the distinct demographic history of the Vedda.
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The government brought in cactus moth caterpillars, which are natural predators of the cactus.
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Eligibility criteria is a Masters degree in any branch of Science with minimum 55 per cent marks or equivalent grade.
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Researchers from the Centre for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics and Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology have played their part in understanding the human genome, which many geneticists concur is the instruction manual of the human body
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The study by genetic researchers can potentially eliminate the ever-present stigma and hesitation among women to undergo a physical breast examination and later mammography for diagnosis.
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The researchers from CCMB-LaCONES and other reputed science laboratories contended that there is a negative impact of invasive species such as elephants, goats, bullfrogs, mynas, sparrows and African giant snails on native fauna and flora of Andaman Islands
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City-based Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB), Hyderabad celebrated the eighth birth anniversary of its Founder Director, Dr PM Bhargava on Thursday.
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Since water levels have receded in Nagarjuna Sagar due to poor inflows from upstream, farmers in the area were cultivating various crops in the surfaced area at Vizag Colony in Chandampet mandal.
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The study involved DNA analysis of 108 individuals of three major communities including Brokpa, Changpa and Monpa of Ladakh.
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The selection process of MedSRT initiative of the CCMB was offered free of cost to young doctors.
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South-west coast of India is one of the regions of high genetic and cultural diversity resulting from millennia of migration, settlements and admixture of human populations
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The best way to deal with the rise of Covid infections due to JN.1 is not to panic and continue taking precautions.
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CCMB researchers develop a system to detect infections two weeks in advance
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As part of the study, the CCMB researchers collaborated with a team of international researchers to assemble 239 primate genomes and compared them with 202 other mammalian genomes to identify thousands of gene regulatory elements are the evolutionarily conserved in primates but not in other mammals
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Secretary of India's Department of Biotechnology, Dr. Rajesh Gokhale, graced the 36th Foundation Day celebration of Hyderabad's Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB), inaugurated on November 26, 1987.
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The CCMB study, published in the journal Ecological Indicators, showed that the novel method can detect all kinds of organisms, including viruses, bacteria, archaea, and eukaryotes from just a few litres of water sample without any direct capture or counting of species
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Dr Chandak is involved in a wide array of research related to genomics and epigenomics of complex diseases, developmental programming of metabolic syndrome, molecular diagnosis of monogenic and other complex disorders
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The groundbreaking five-year project, which has recently received 2.5 million GBP (Rs 25 crores) recently by Medical Research Council, UK, will explore key population health questions using datasets from across Asian, African, and North and South American continents.
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Microcephaly is a lethal condition caused due to underdevelopment of brain during pregnancy
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The study is of particular interest to India since the country ranks sixth in the world for the diversity of amphibians. It houses nearly 70 percent of all species found nowhere else in the world and also has 41 percent of threatened species