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Hyderabad: A latest study by researchers from Hyderabad-based Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB), published in peer-reviewed journal Science Advances, has thrown a new light on possible ways to develop better therapeutics related to cholesterol. In the study, CCMB researchers report a sensor region on human serotonin1A receptor that can detect cholesterol. They looked […]
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Queen Ketevan is universally venerated by the Georgians for her courageous stand against the demand for forcible conversion.
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Naidu also called for closer collaboration between zoos and research institutions that will help in studying diseases in wildlife and preserve genetic material of animals.
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The special guidelines from LaCONES-CCMB have been released after Covid-19 was reported among zoo animals in the country
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The consortium led by CCMB includes NCBS-TIFR, InStem-DBT and NIMHANS in Bengaluru, CSIR-IGIB in New Delhi, Pune Knowledge Cluster, IISER-Pune and CSIR-NCL in Pune
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The multidisciplinary research unit at BHU collected about 130 samples for sequencing from Varanasi and areas around the city in April
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Meril’s Extraction-free Dry Swab Kit can be used to isolate the viral RNA from dry swab samples and then can be directly used for RT-PCR
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The CCMB’s technique eliminates need for expensive cold chain network
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The drug can be added as a supplement or adjunct to the existing treatment protocols to treat moderate to severe Covid patients
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The latest therapy with links to the city is the glucose molecule 2-DG and its anti-Covid-19 therapeutic application that was given a green signal by Indian drug regulatory authorities
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The dry swab-based direct RT-PCR method of Covid-19 testing developed by CCMB and approved by ICMR can now be adopted in testing labs of the country.
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The N440K can generate about ten times more virus particles than the A2a prototype, the strain which is in circulation worldwide
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Covid-19 drug candidate has been developed by VINS Bioproducts in collaboration with Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology and University of Hyderabad
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Double mutant strains found in 4-5% of samples in Telangana
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We now have emerging evidence that N440K is spreading a lot more in southern states, says CCMB
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RICH, an initiative by the Telangana government, has invited applications for their start-up accelerator programme from promising start-ups
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Hyderabad: A foreign returnee from Hyderabad with a travel history has tested positive for the new Covid strain (B 117) of United Kingdom on Thursday. The samples of the international traveller were sent to Hyderabad-based Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB) for genomic analysis. Overall, five samples of individuals with a history of international […]
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The workshops will go a long way in rapid deployment of lab workforce for diagnostics, which has been the key in country’s fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Hyderabad: City-based Atal Incubation Centre–Centre for Cellular & Molecular Biology (AIC-CCMB) has been awarded the NIDHI-Seed Support System (NIDHI-SSS) grant of Rs 5.25 crore by the National Science and Technology Entrepreneurship Development Board (NSTEDB), Department of Science and Technology (DST). The seed support is aimed at making sure timely availability of seed fund to deserving […]
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Research organisations, including CCMB, to launch countrywide genome sequencing of Covid