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Halalkalibacter alkaliphilus was isolated from the sediment of Lonar Lake, Maharashtra by BRIC-NCCS . The strain shows promise in industrial enzyme production, particularly for alkaline-stable biocatalysts used in detergents and starch processing. Its extremo-tolerance

Arrived at #Bengaluru this morning for a review inspection of #Biotechnology institutes.

#Bengaluru: Two-minute silence observed as a mark of respect to the victims of #PahalgamTerroristAttack, before starting the scheduled project meeting at #BRIC- #InStem Institute, one of India’s premier institutes dedicated to research in Stem Cell Science and Regenerative

It was indeed an enlightening and a reassuring experience going around the different specialised sections of this unique institute of its kind, excelling in a highly sophisticated domain of genes and stem cells. Within the forewalls of the institutions like #BRIC-#inStem

CReATE – Centre for Research, Application & Training in Embryology was reviewed by Hon'ble Minister Dr Jitendra Singh during his visit to iBRIC-inStem today. CReATE will advance our understanding of early human development & congenital disorders. Department of Biotechnology BRIC DBT

The new BSL-3 Facility at iBRIC-inStem under the National #OneHealth mission was reviewed by the Hon'ble Minister Dr Jitendra Singh today. Pandemic preparedness gets a boost! Department of Biotechnology BRIC DBT Rajesh Gokhale Maneesha Inamdar

"#BRIC-inStem #Bengaluru, under the aegis of Department of Biotechnology #DBT, is engaged in some pathbreaking gene and stem cell related clinical trials, in collaboration with premier medical institutes. One of them is the landmark first successful in-human gene therapy trial in

In his address, Hon'ble Minister Dr Jitendra Singh emphasised that biotechnology is expected to play a major role in India's economic ambitions. He said that, as there is “Continuing Medical Education” (CME) for clinicians, there should be “Continuing Stem Cell Education”.

On behalf of BRIC-inStem family, Praveen Kumar Vemula Dean (Research) at iBRIC-inStem thanked the Hon’ble Minister Dr Jitendra Singh and other dignitaries for their visit to inStem today. Department of Biotechnology BRIC DBT Rajesh Gokhale Maneesha Inamdar

BRIC BRIC-NIAB shares the first-ever isolation of Leptospira interrogans serovar Hardjo from #cattle in Telangana region, India and its genomic characterization. This is a first genome sequence of a bovine isolate reported from India. Leptospira is a gram-negative bacteria and

DBT-THSTI accomplished complete genome sequence of Providencia rettgeri isolated from Indian urban wastewater. Through its genomic analysis, we gain valuable insights into the specific genes involved in antibiotic resistance and virulence. By tracking AMR genes our finding

DBT-THSTI presents the complete genome sequence of Citrobacter werkmanii isolated from Indian wastewater resources. Through this genomic analysis, we gain valuable insights into the metabolic flexibility, AMR mechanisms, virulence factor and environmental adaptation. #ODOG

New publication from iBRIC-inStem! Mitochondria aren't just the powerhouse of the cell — they are shape-shifters! New research paper from Dr. Sunil Laxman’s lab in PNAS shows that metabolism-driven redox changes regulate mitochondrial network morphology, independent of activity.

Exciting PhD opportunity! Applications open on 1 May 2025.

.DBT-THSTI presents the whole genome sequence of Klebsiella quasipneumoniae isolated from the urban wastewater source in India. Genomic insights mention the presence of multiple ARGs and virulence factors like capsule production & genes for biofilm production. #ODOG

Mitochondria aren't just the powerhouse of the cell — they are shape-shifters! New research paper from Dr. Sunil Laxman’s lab iBRIC-inStem shows that metabolism-driven redox changes regulate mitochondrial network morphology, independent of activity. This discovery provides fresh

Shape-shifting mitochondria! iBRIC-inStem research reveals redox regulation of mitochondrial morphology, independent of activity, opening doors for therapeutic innovations. #CSIR #ResearchExcellence

Team iBRIC-inStem began Swachhata Pakhwada (1-15 May) by taking the cleanliness pledge today. We re-dedicate ourselves to contribute to Swachh Bharat Mission and uphold Mahatma Gandhi's vision of a clean India. Dr Jitendra Singh Rajesh Gokhale Department of Biotechnology BRIC DBT

The prep is on! iBRIC-inStem, National Centre for Biological Sciences, C-CAMP, Tata Institute for Genetics and Society, India and the Bangalore Life Science Cluster (BLiSC) campus are getting ready to host this year’s Core Research Facilities Day tomorrow! We have an exciting day planned, with talks from our expert scientists and a chance to visit our