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Biosciences and biotechnology
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Biosciences & Biotechnology
An integrated Biotechnology approach is essential to work on complex problems in biosciences. Our research interest is to employ the principles of engineering and natural sciences to tissues, cells and molecules to improve their functions in plants and microorganisms. We also encourage exploration, extraction and production of value added products from
micro organisms
by means of
biochemical engineering
. Foundation supports cost-effective initial investment on R & D, where there is a potential for durable patents rights. Biodiversity and microbiome studies, metabolomics are also included in the scope of our research interest.
Projects Supported By Science Foundation
Tuberonic Acid as a Phyto-Stimulant in an Aeroponic System for an Improved Seed Potato Cultivation
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Dietary Management of Hypertension with Emphasis on the Role of Dietary Calcium, Potassium & Magnesium
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Marine Algae as Potential Sources of Vitamin B12
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Chitinolysis: Production of Fungicide for Biocontrol
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New Molecular Biological Techniques for the Mapping of Genes for Resistance Rice Blast
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Diet & Drug Interactions
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Genetic Enhancement of Rice Productivity through Development of Hybrid
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Improvement of Banana (Musa cvs.) through Biotechnological Approaches and Mutation Breeding
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Development of Trichoderma Harzianum Based Biofungicide
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Studies on Development of Transplastomic (through Genetic Engineering) Plants for the Induction of Salt Tolerance
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