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Highlights
- Mathematical modeling and experiments demonstrate that mycobacteriophages can kill bacteria through non-lytic mechanisms. The information derived could lead to the development of new drugs for the treatment of TB
- A new approach towards information retrieval from dynamic multidimensional images using complex networks developed. The method can be used for non-invasive diagnosis of dry eye disease
- Key molecular regulators of early blight disease response in tomato have been revealed
- Mechanism of ganglioside GM2 mediated migration of tumor cells - a pivotal role of the integrin receptor
- delta-factor of Bacillus subtilis is not a subunit of RNAP but functions as a transcriptional factor
- Newly designed mASAL, a lectin like Protein conferring sheath blight resistance in transgenic rice
- Critical roles of Hsp90 in CRAF kinase stabilization and actin dependent translocation to the plasma membrane during MAPK signaling
Events
- Oct 27-29: "Microbiology in the new Millennium"
- Oct 31-Nov 3: "Recent Trends in Condensed Matter Physics"
- Nov 9-11: 23rd meeting of the International Network of Protein Engineering Centers (INPEC)
- Nov. 21: One day Symposium on "100 year of Bose Institute : Acharya J C Bose & Beyond"
- Nov. 24 - 30: Centenary Celebration (Foundation Day & DM_Bose Memorial Lecture)
- Nov. 24 - 25: History of Indian Science
- Nov. 26 : D M Bose Memorial Lecture
- Nov. 27 - 28: Future of Science
- Nov. 29 : Visit of Hon'ble President of India - Closing Ceremony of Centenary Celebrations
- Nov. 30 : 101 Foundation Day - J C Bose Memorial Lecture
- 30/07/2018 02:30 PM
Soumajit Das, Medi Analytika. Holotomography – a new era in microscopy - 07/06/2018 03:00 PM
Ms. Aditi Kumar, BIRAC, INDIA. Biotechnology related entrepreneurship in India. - 30/05/2018 04:00 PM
Dr. Sandip De, National Institutes of Health, USA. Transcriptional silencing by Polycomb group proteins - 08/05/2018 03:45 PM
Dr. Supratik Banerjee, IIT Kanpur. Anisotropy in Solar Wind Turbulence - 24/04/2018 11:00 AM
Dr. Arun Kumar Sharma, Bose Institute, Department of Chemistry, Main Campus. Two component systems of mycobacterium tuberculosis
Centenary
Bose Institute has conducted path breaking research in biological, chemical, physical and interdisciplinary sciences for over a century. On its centenary, the Institute celebrates its eventful past and vibrant present through research meetings and other programmes.
