Study Identifies Gene That Could Help Fight Lethal Infection Candidiasis

Study Identifies Gene That Could Help Fight Lethal Infection Candidiasis

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A team of researchers from Bengaluru-based Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research has identified a gene that holds the key to preventing the fungal infection Candidiasis that often affects intensive-care unit patients, cancer patients and patients receiving immunosuppressive therapy.
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Breast Cancer Treatment Takes A Big Leap Forward

Breast Cancer Treatment Takes A Big Leap Forward

A new study by the cancer research group at the Department of Biotechnology's Institute of Life Sciences has resolved the mystery and promises to pave the way for developing better drugs for breast cancer

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Dr Sagar Sengupta with his colleagues in his lab

Study Opens New Avenue for Preventing Cancer

In a new development in the area of cancer research, scientists at Delhi-based National Institute of Immunology have found a way to stop the degradation of a protein called p53 that prevents cancer cells from proliferating and forming tumors in the body

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Remedy for Neuropathic Pain Could Be in The Offing

Remedy for Neuropathic Pain Could Be in The Offing

Researchers at Bengaluru based Indian Institute of Science have found that lysozyme, an antibacterial protein that is found in body secretions like tears and saliva could be a leading cause for neuropathic pain

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New Technology May Help Engineer Natural Proteins in Human Body

New Technology May Help Engineer Natural Proteins in Human Body

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Dr. Vishal Rai’s team at Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Bhopal- provides the first modular platform for precision engineering of native proteins. The study was published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society
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Millet Pasta Anyone It May Be Healthier Option

Millet Pasta Anyone? It May Be Healthier Option

Pasta made from pearl millet or bajra may be a healthier alternative to wheat pasta, suggests a new study. Results of the study, published in journal Current Science, also show that pasta made from millet and Wheat-millet combination was healthier than pasta made only from wheat.

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NIN Launches App on Nutrition Content of Indian Food

It will now be easier for diabetics, heart patients and those who are on diet to figure out how much calories they are consuming while eating Indian food.

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Specialty Rice Varieties of Kerala Are Storehouse of Nutrition

Specialty Rice Varieties of Kerala Are Storehouse of Nutrition

Rice is a staple food for millions of Indians. It can also be a vital source of nutrition and health-benefiting substances if some of the nutritious varieties of rice traditionally grown can be popularized and polishing is kept to a minimum, a new study of diverse rice varieties done in Kerala has concluded.

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Low Protein Diet in Early Life Increases Lifespan in Fruit Flies

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Fruit flies raised on a low protein diet early in life can live over twice as long as their peers, according to new research from the Francis Crick Institute published in Nature Communications.
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Spare Parts Might “Jump-Start” Protein Design

scientists have created new proteins based on “existing natural parts,” that carry out their intended function with flying colors. This research was reported yesterday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, PNAS.

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Interview with Dr. Rita P.Y. Chen, Associate Research Fellow at Academia Sinica

Dr. Rita Chen is an Associate Research Fellow at the Institute of Biological Chemistry (IBC) and is also a TIGP-CBMB faculty member. Dr. Chen was awarded her Ph.D. degree from the Department of Biochemistry at the prestigious University of Cambridge in 1998.

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The protein responsible for the accumulation of somatic mutations in multiple cancers is identified.

Researchers from Taiwan identify the protein responsible for the accumulation of somatic mutations in various cancers. The study conducted by Dr. Shen, Chen-Yang and his team at Institute of Biomedical Sciences, Academia Sinica, shows that the protein B-Myb–A3B contributes to DNA damage and could be targeted by inhibiting Epidermal Growth Factor receptor (EGFR).   One […]

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