Designer Biosensors to Probe the Activation of Important Drug Targets

Designer Biosensors to Probe the Activation of Important Drug Targets

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Researchers from IIT Kanpur have engineered antibody-based biosensors in the laboratory using protein-design approaches. These biosensors report the activation of important drug targets, and the approach used in this study also offers new solutions to the long-standing challenge of generating high-quality antibodies for life science research
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A New Paradigm for Better Drug Discovery Targeting GPCRs

A New Paradigm for Better Drug Discovery Targeting GPCRs

Researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology-Kanpur have found structural differences between beta-arrestin Isoforms 1 and 2 upon their interaction with receptors. Beta-arrestin is a cellular protein that acts as a universal regulator of GPCRs, and this finding may help in designing novel therapeutic targets.

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Gold Nano Rattle May Help Detect Serotonin Levels Instantly

Gold Nano Rattle May Help Detect Serotonin Levels Instantly

Scientists have developed a nanotechnology-based biosensor for the detection of serotonin in blood and urine. They have developed a new nanocomposite material made of gold Nano rattles-reduced graphene oxide coated onto glassy carbon electrodes with gold nanoparticles

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A Paper Sensor That Can Detect Freshness of Milk

Scientists at the Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati, have developed a simple paper kit that can test the freshness of milk and tell how well it has been pasteurized.

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This Biosensor Attached to Your Phone Can Sniff Bacteria

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Researchers at Indian Institute of Technology Delhi have developed a biosensor and a mobile app, which together can be used for bacterial detection
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Scientists Have Found a New Technique to Detect Chronic Kidney Disease

Scientists Have Found a New Technique to Detect Chronic Kidney Disease

Indian researchers have developed a technique which can potentially help in rapid detection of chronic kidney disease (CKD).  It is a highly sensitive electrochemical technique, which can be used to detect different stages of the disease.

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