New Study to Help Develop Salt-Tolerant Plants

New Study to Help Develop Salt-Tolerant Plants

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Efforts to make use of mangrove plants to meet the increasing need for food production in the wake of a growing world population could get a major boost with a team of Indian researchers reporting a reference-grade genome of a highly salt-tolerant mangrove species called Avicennia marina. It grows optimally in 75% seawater and can tolerate even 250% seawater.
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New Biotech Missions to Focus On Drug Resistance, Fortified Crops

New Biotech Missions to Focus On Drug Resistance, Fortified Crops

Minister for science and technology Dr. Harsh Vardhan on Tuesday announced new missions in five important areas including antibacterial resistance, fortified crops and affordable vaccines for endemic diseases

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Microbial Metabolite from Berries May Help Address Bowel Disease

Microbial Metabolite from Berries May Help Address Bowel Disease

A group of Indian researchers has found that a substance formed during the process of metabolism of berries and pomegranates in the human gut may help mitigate inflammatory bowel disease that afflicts millions of people globally

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106th Indian Science Congress Set to Begin

106th Indian Science Congress Set to Begin

Jalandhar city in Punjab is all set to host the 106th edition of the Indian Science Congress, which is beginning tomorrow and will go on until January 7

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Positioning India as A Global Leader in Science and Technology

Positioning India as A Global Leader in Science and Technology

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The second day of the India International Science Festival (IISF) evoked a huge response from students, young researchers, teachers, and the scientific community. Speakers in different sessions discussed ways of connecting science with society
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A Mango Database Developed For Plant Breeders

A Mango Database Developed For Plant Breeders

Even if you are mango connoisseur it may be difficult for you to identify all mango varieties grown in India. While the number of commercial mango varieties is about 30, more than a thousand different types of mango plants are cultivated and propagated in India.

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BIRAC Completes Six Years of Its Services to Biotech Industry

BIRAC Completes Six Years of Its Services to Biotech Industry

The Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council (BIRAC) under the Department of Biotechnology celebrated its sixth foundation day here today with the launching of a partnership with PerkinElmer, a US-based multinational corporation that focused on the business areas of human and environmental health.

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A Shot in the Arm for Efforts to Promote Newer Biofuels

A Shot in the Arm for Efforts to Promote Newer Biofuels

Mission Innovation (MI) is a global initiative of 22 countries and the European Union to accelerate innovation in the area of clean energy across the world.

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Indian Scientists Working To Unravel Rare Type of Diarrhea

Indian Scientists Working To Unravel Rare Type of Diarrhea

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Diarrhea is normally caused by bacterial, viral or parasitic organisms. The disease could be prolonged or last for a few days. Provision of safe drinking water and use of improved sanitation and handwashing with soap can significantly reduce the risk of infection.
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Fight against Pollution May Witness a Paradigm Shift

Fight against Pollution May Witness a Paradigm Shift

The fight against environmental pollution could soon witness a paradigm shift, with a new study showing that domestic sewage is increasingly becoming a major source of Nitrogen pollution.

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