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Proteomic
Progress : Cell Press has recently highlighted research achievements
of IOB in its 'Chemistry and Biology Innovations' section. The
article narrates the transformation of IOB from a small research
centre dedicated to biological databases into a multifaceted
research institute well equipped to carry out Proteogenomic analyses
of large number of organisms which are relevant to global as
well as Indian perspectives.
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Harsha Gowda,
a research scientist |
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IOB has received a Wellcome Trust-DBT Early Career Fellowship
which is intended for the most promising young researchers in
India.
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Dr. Akhilesh pandey was featured in Hopkins Medicine magazine
as one of the visionary proteomics researchers working towards
mapping the entire human proteome. The article also provides
a glimpse of his journey and quest towards establishing a world
class research center in India.
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IOB successfully hosted a two days Indo-Canandian collaborative workshop
on "Integrative and Computa- tional Biology" on December 16 and 17. Dr.
Brenda Andrews, Director, Donelly Center for Cellular and Biomolecular
Research, University of Toronto led four member delegation from Canada
in this workshop.
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Journal
of Proteome Research, in its May 2006 issue, highlighted
the achievements of Akhilesh Pandey and co workers at IOB in
India, JHU (USA) and University of Wurzburg (Germany) in successfully
mapping and assembling largest human interactome. |
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Science,
in its April 2006 issue, has covered Plasma Proteome Database. |
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Nature,
in its July 2005 issue, has covered India's biotech boom. A special
mention has been made, of the world class research done by the
Institute Of Bioinformatics, to characterize the human X chromosome. |
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Nature
Genetics in its April 2005 edition came out with an editorial , which praised the Institute's
efforts in annotating the X chromosome. |
