Tag: Microbiome
MAHE signs MOU with SKAN and Happiest Health for academics, research...
The projects for joint collaborative research will include microbiome studies, stem cell research, and biotherapeutics
SKAN appoints Dr Yogesh Shouche as its Director
Microbiome expert to drive SKAN’s mission of advancing innovative therapies for ageing, neurological ailments, and lifestyle disorders
FACE TO FACE: Dr Yogesh Shouche, Deputy Director, SKAN Research Trust
Dr Yogesh S. Shouche, Deputy Director, SKAN Research Trust, takes us through his three decade long journey into the microbial research and the latest trends in the space
MAHE researchers lead groundbreaking study in India on Parkinson’s disease &...
Recent studies have highlighted the significant role of gut dysbiosis in the development and progression of Parkinson’s disease, making this research by MAHE even more crucial
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.
Leucine Rich Bio forays into US, establishes Crown Biome as an...
Crown Biome Inc will be helmed by its CEO Bryan Toton
“We need to have better understanding of gut microbiome”
In an interaction with the BioVoice News, Dr Surendra K Chikara, the Founder and CEO of Bione shared details on the company's activities, key milestones and future plans.
Nucleic acid isolation & purification market players prioritize DNA isolation kits...
As per the latest study, in comparison with RNA isolation kits, manufacturers continue to increase innovations and production of DNA isolation kits, as the category is expected to account for a larger share in the market during the forecast period..................
Small biotech companies dominate the pipeline for Microbiome-targeted therapies, says GlobalData
GlobalData anticipates ample opportunities for therapies targeting the skin microbiome as there are only three pipeline therapies in clinical development................
Saliva of Indians contains bacterial richness, finds study
The study is based on the first comprehensive survey of salivary microbiome - bacterial cells present in saliva - across different population groups in the country............