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Genetically engineering tomatoes to fight bone growth defects in animals
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Urvashi Bhattacharyya
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Researchers from Lucknow, India have developed genetically modified tomato and analysed their effects on bone health in female mice. |
Clustering of cellular motors pushes pathogens to their watery graves inside cells
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Debaleena Basu
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Articles
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Exploring Science
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Open Source Synthetic Biology for (Not Just) Undergraduates
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Chaitanya Athale
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Chaitanya Athale, Associate Professor at IISER Pune, shares his experience as a mentor to a team that participated in iGEM 2015, an international competition for students interested in the field of synthetic biology. |
Conversations
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Ten women, ten questions: Harini Nagendra
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Vrushal Pendharkar
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Indian Scenario
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IMPRINT: Accelerating research and innovation
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Vrushal Pendharkar
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Education
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Challenging teachers to question their own assumptions about students — a conversation with Teri Balser
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Reeteka Sud
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Indian Scenario
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First marine biology institute for India
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Vrushal Pendharkar and Nandini Rajamani
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Dispatches from IndiaBioscience
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Foldscope workshops and talks
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The Department of Biotechnology, Government of India and the Prakash Lab at Stanford University, USA have partnered to bring Foldscopes—pocket-sized origami microscopes—to India. IndiaBioscience documented the weeklong series of talks and workshops that kicked off the engagement through videos, blogs (Delhi and Northeast) and photos. |