Tag: Gene
Bio-Rad launches ddSEQ Single-Cell 3′ RNA-Seq Kit for single-cell gene expression
The product delivers high-quality single-cell 3' RNA-Seq libraries in a fast, efficient, and affordable workflow, allowing researchers to easily conduct single-cell gene expression and regulation analyses
Miltenyi Biotec opens its first office in India, plans to invest...
The COE also will provide Indian researchers, scientists and clinicians easier access to expertise, research, and manufacturing solutions
Fortis Healthcare launches advanced ‘Fortis Institute of Blood Disorders’
This initiative is supported by a commercial collaboration with ImmunoACT, an IIT-Bombay spin-off and pioneer in India’s first fully indigenous and commercially approved gene-modified cell therapy
Experts emphasize need for affordable gene & cell therapies
We would love to explore collaborations in India to help create a philanthropic movement in funding incurable disease cures: Dr Chad Jackson
MedGenome acquires Illumina’s NovaSeq X Plus, launches genome sequencing test KaryoSeq
Launches KaryoSeq to detect genome abnormalities in Prenatal and newborn conditions
BioVoice eMagazine July 2023 | Issue 7 | Volume 4
This edition showcases the top 10 biotechnologies to watch out for in 2023. Insightful interviews of Piyush Sohani, Managing Director, Sistema.bio India and Dr Rachna Dave, CEO & Founder of MicroGO.
Avantor named best bioprocessing supplier in cell & gene therapy at...
Award recognizes Avantor's outstanding efforts to expand the market reach for life-altering innovative cell and gene therapies
Purple tomatoes raise hopes of GM Crops enthusiasts!
The tomatoes approved by USDA have been gene edited to produce 10 times more antioxidants than pre-existing varieties
Community seed bank initiative traces & restores heritage rice varieties in...
Field gene banks have been set up to propagate the heirloom varieties through seed exchange programmes and organic seed multiplication
CCMB scientists unearth potential diagnostic markers for male infertility
The new study which was conducted in collaboration with several other institutions and focused on the cause of infertility in the rest of the cases, has now identified eight defective genes in these men