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Congratulations Vinod Kumar for the Morris Animal Foundation Award at the 8th International Society of Wildlife Endocrinology conference at Jim Corbett Park from 6-9th Nov.
Conguratulations Dr Rajan Sankaranarayanan For his second round of JC Bose Fellowship
Congratulations Dr Rajan Sankaranarayanan For receiving the Third Annual Endowment award from the University of Hyderabad
CCMB scientists discover proteins flexibility, could lead to new advances in medicine
Study shows how subtle changes in a protein’s sequence can lead to significant differences in function, emphasising the need for a combined study of both structure and dynamics, particularly for proteins that are drug targets Scientists at the CSIR-Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB) have shown that proteins do not always rely on their… Continue reading CCMB scientists discover proteins flexibility, could lead to new advances in medicine
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Not just DNA, proteins: CCMB team finds lipids also guide evolution
Scientists’ understanding of lipids is limited to their role as things that hold proteins. A study from Swasti Raychaudhuri’s lab challenges this view. Our bodies are made of cells. Each cell is a soup of smaller components, all working together to execute the body’s various functions. Perhaps the most well-known of these components are proteins… Continue reading Not just DNA, proteins: CCMB team finds lipids also guide evolution
Integrate your research, open up to people: Union Minister Jitendra Singh to CSIR labs
It is high time that labs under the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), Department of Bio-Technology (DBT) and also Department of Science & Technology (DST) work in synergy in an integrated manner and open up for the various stakeholders, said Union Minister of State for Science and Technology Jitendra Singh on Tuesday. “We… Continue reading Integrate your research, open up to people: Union Minister Jitendra Singh to CSIR labs