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Human Activity, Including Tourism, Increases Stressand Influences Breeding Location Choice in Wild Tigersin India

Urban snake ecology revealed through the lens of decadal data on snake rescues in a megacity

Rapgef1 paralog-mediated regulation of Wnt/β-catenin signaling orchestrates early embryo tissue patterning and morphogenesis

Tourism and human activity push India’s tigers towards stress and shape where tigresses choose to breed, finds new CSIR–CCMB study



First decade-long study on Hyderabad’s snake encounters



CCMB Daak

CCMB Daak April 2026

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Novel MC1R variants cause red hair and lighter skin color

Best Poster Award

Many congratulations to Kainat for the best poster award at the 45th Annual Meeting of Indian Association for Cancer Research and International conference on Advancements In Cancer Research, Discoveries, Therapeutics and Challenges held at University of Kashmir.

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Best Poster Award

Many congratulations to Vivek Chaudhary for the best poster award at the 45th Annual Meeting of Indian Association for Cancer Research and International conference on Advancements In Cancer Research, Discoveries, Therapeutics and Challenges held at University of Kashmir.

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Cyanobacterial metagenomes reflect the spatiotemporal variations in a coastal brackish lagoon

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