🧬 BRIC-National Institute of Animal Biotechnology- NIAB Innovation Spotlight Targeting Toxoplasma Through mRNA Capping Scientists at BRIC-NIAB, Hyderabad have decoded how Toxoplasma gondii — a parasite affecting millions worldwide — controls the stability of its mRNA through a key enzyme called RNA triphosphatase (TgCet). Their research reveals that TgCet is vital for forming the mRNA “cap” (m7G) that supports parasite survival. Disrupting TgCet halts growth, and the natural compound Myricetin

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IAEA Regional Training Course at NIAB Concluded Faisalabad; October 17, 2025: Regional Training Course (RTC) on agriculture came to a close on a high note at Nuclear Institute for Agriculture and Biology (NIAB), a leading research institution of Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC), here on Friday. The RTC which commenced on October 6 was titled “Advanced Mutation Breeding Techniques for the Improvement of Nutritional Quality.” Organized under the framework of the IAEA technical cooperation

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Catch a glimpse of our Swachhata Pakhwada 2025 Awardee BRIC-National Institute of Animal Biotechnology- NIAB on various #Swachhata events at their campus. Dr Jitendra Singh BRIC DBT - Department of Biotechnology CSIR NISCPR-Oғғɪᴄɪᴀʟ Pᴀɢᴇ | Department of Biotechnology, India

Checkout Department of Biotechnology, India weekly #NewsBulletin. Stay tuned for latest news & developments. Dr Jitendra Singh Department of Biotechnology, India Translational Health Science and Technology Institute DBT-National Institute of Animal Biotechnology-NIAB DBT - National Institute of Plant Genome Research, India National Agri-Food Biotechnology Institute (NABI) DBT-Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology DBT - National Centre for Cell Science BRIC-National Institute of Immunology DBT -

Genomic Innovation for Maternal & Neonatal Health DBT - National Institute of Biomedical Genomics, scientists have developed a Multiplexed SNP Panel Assay to predict genetic risk of preterm birth—paving the way for better maternal and neonatal care. This pioneering maternal GWAS study in South Asia identified SNPs with strong predictive accuracy for preterm birth. The cost-effective assay works with dried blood or saliva, ensuring simple and accessible sampling. Ongoing innovations span cross-co