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Researchers from BRIC-NABI performed metabolomics and transcriptomics for the study of the whole Saffron flower and found a diverse array of 248 molecules like Flavonoids, Amino acids, Sugar Derivatives. Vitamins. Fatty acids and Secondary metabolites. Some of the key

Functional Genomics Lab at BRIC- DBT-THSTI has done the whole genome sequencing of Salmonella typhimurium isolated from the gall bladder tissue sample of human patients. This genomic analysis offers crucial information on high invasive index, horizontally acquired

Decoding the Genome of Aeromonas veronii from Wastewater. The Functional Genomics Lab at BRIC-DBT-THSTI ,has successfully performed whole genome sequencing (WGS) of Aeromonas veronii isolated from urban wastewater. The study reinforces the importance of wastewater

Functional Genomics Lab at BRIC-DBT-THSTI carried out whole genome sequence of Enterococcus faecium isolated from urban wastewater. These insights show multi drug resistance to aminoglycosides, B-lactams, macrolides & tetracycline. Genomic surveillance of E. faecium in

🎓 An interaction meeting was held between RCB-NABI-2025 batch & iBRIC-NABI-2024 batch PhD students with Prof. Ashwani Pareek, Executive Director, BRIC-NABI, on May 23, 2025. Department of Biotechnology #BRIC #PhD #ResearchExcellence #StudentEngagement

BRIC-Institute of Life Sciences has sequenced the genome of Pseudidiomarina woesei, a novel salt-tolerant bacterium discovered in the Andaman Sea. This hardy microbe thrives in extreme conditions and adds to the rich microbial diversity of marine ecosystems. #ODOG #Genomics #Marine

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Introducing Comamonas thiooxidans sp. nov, a newly discovered sulfur-oxidizing bacterium isolated from a sulfur spring in Athmallik, Odisha, and sequenced by BRIC-Institute of Life Sciences. This microbe contributed to sulfur cycling and showcased microbial adaptability in specialized environments

Sh. Prabhjot Singh, IAS, Director General, Technical Education, Haryana, visited NABI for possible collaboration in the area of Agri-Food Biotechnology Prabhjot Singh IAS Balwan Lakhlan Department of Biotechnology

📢 Faculty Development Workshop, Announcing ELEVATE & INNOVATE – an advanced FDP at BRIC-NABI, Mohali, for faculty in Punjab! 🧪 Skill-up in research design, grant writing, data analysis & more. 📅 June 10–20 |⏳ Apply by: June 5 🔗 nabi.res.in/site/news-deta… Department of Biotechnology

Meet Gulbenkiania indica sp. nov., a moderately thermophilic, heterotrophic bacterium isolated from a sulfur spring in Athmallik, Odisha and sequenced by BRIC-Institute of Life Sciences . Analysis of the whole genome of this novel species enhances our understanding of microbial diversity in geothermal

Meet Pannonibacter indicus sp. nov., an alkali-tolerant, highly arsenate-resistant, chemo-organotrophic bacterium from a tropical hot spring in Athmallik, Odisha, India—now genomically sequenced by BRIC-Institute of Life Sciences . The microbe holds promising innovations in biotechnology, including

Meet Tepidiphilus thermophilus sp. nov., a moderately thermophilic, Gram-negative, motile rod-shaped bacterium isolated from a terrestrial hot spring in at Surajkund, Jharkhand, India, and sequenced by BRIC-Institute of Life Sciences . The discovery provides insights into thermophilic microbial

🌟 Welcome to the GSBTM BRIDGE-SIP 2025 Summer Internship! 🌟 Starting 2nd June, 105 bright young scientists will embark on a month-long journey of experiential learning across premier iBRIC+ research institutions. The Gujarat State Biotechnology Mission (Gujarat State Biotechnology Mission) supports this

Ca. Phytoplasma cynodontis’ is associated with Bermuda grass white leaf (BGWL) disease in Cynodon dactylon, a lawn grass, leading to chlorosis and stunting. Transmitted by leafhoppers, it has a ~500 kb reduced genome (VWOH01) and remains uncultivable, making it hard to study.

From #Himalayan soil to genome #Science UC10, isolated at BRIC-NCCS, degrades sodium benzoate, tolerates cold, and carries resistance genes. Proposed as a new species, it's a rising star in bioremediation and cold-environment biotech. Genome: VSRN01. #ODOG #Genomics