World-renowed cardiac gene therapy pioneer Dr. Roger Hajjar MD, Director, Gene and Cell Therapy Institute Mass General Brigham Harvard Medical School shared latest findings on "Gene Therapy for Cardiomyopathies and Heart Failure". At-length Q&A followed. Thank u Dr Hajjar for ur precious time

#PhDone 🎓 Congratulations Pratul Kumar Jain of Dhandapany Perundurai Lab for successfully defending your thesis today, 9th August 2024! 🎊 We're proud. 🤝 Department of Biotechnology

It has been an incredible mentoring journey, Dr. Pratul! Best wishes for all your future endeavors

⏳Our PhD Midterm Entry Stream is now open to applications! If you’re interested in life science research and wish to pursue a PhD, apply before the Last Date - 15thNovember 2024. About the program: instem.res.in/academic/phd-m… Application Link: instem.res.in/jobportal/node… Department of Biotechnology

Interested in cardio genomics, stem cells/organoids and transgenic animal models related research...Please apply to our Ph.D program...Hurry...The deadline is November 15, 2024... instem.res.in/academic/phd-m…

Deadline alert! If you’re interested in joining inStem and my lab, apply soon!!

Dhandapany Perundurai We eagerly anticipate your visit to UArizona Dept of Cellular & Molecular Medicine UArizona Sarver Heart Center UA College of Medicine – Tucson University of Arizona Health Sciences UA IM Education BIO5 Institute UAZ Medicine - Phoenix TCRC

Workshop on Fundamentals of Genomic Manipulation: Developing Animal Models for Functional Genomics. Venue: BRIC-NIAB Dates: 18th – 21st February 2025 For further details, please refer to the flyer. Department of Biotechnology Rajesh Gokhale Dr. G. Taru Sharma

A fun week for Rutuja Pendharkar and Prakash from the lab! They were selected & attended the stem cells workshop held iBRIC-inStem & gained cool ideas to bolster their projects in the lab! Best part, thanks to sponsorship from Department of Biotechnology SAHAJ program they waived all fees!

Training complete! 🌟 🧫🔬The 2025 Hands-on Workshop on Good Cell Culture Practices (GCCP) in Stem Cells ended with students & instructors exchanging thoughts to reinforce learnings and gather feedback, and certificate distribution! 🗝️ We were happy to have you, participants!

PhD Admissions Alert! Discover. Innovate. Transform. 🔬 Are you dreaming of a career in stem cell science & regenerative medicine? This is your chance! PhD Applications are OPEN at BRIC-inStem, Bangalore! - World-class research environment - Cutting-edge science - Supportive

Concluding with an important discussion on Bridging the gap from bench to bedside, with a diverse group of panellists consisting of surgeons, doctors & scientists. Dhandapany Perundurai Prof Colin Jamora Skin homeostasis & inflammation lab Dr Vishnu, JIVAS, Blr Dr Anupam Jena KIMS Hospital & College #VBS2025 (16/n)

Director Maneesha Inamdar & the BRIC-inStem team welcomes Hon'ble Minister Dr Jitendra Singh, accompanied by Rajesh Gokhale, Secretary, DBT on their arrival at iBRIC-inStem campus. Department of Biotechnology BRIC DBT

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

Scientists at the Institute for Stem Cell Science Regenerative Medicine in Bengaluru have identified a new gene that could be one of the reasons for cardiomyopathy, a condition leading to sudden heart attacks. Read here: deccanherald.com/science/single…

The images alone will melt your heart— This issue’s cover image features work by Dhandapany Perundurai, Pratul jain, Harshil chittora & team iBRIC-inStem on a genetic variant of tubulin tyrosine ligase that perturbs microtubule tyrosination in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy:

Behind-the-scenes: Dhandapany Perundurai Dhandapany Perundurai, first author Pratul Jain Pratul jain and co-author Harshil Chittora Harshil chittora discussing data at the lab!

Tubulin tyrosine ligase variant perturbs microtubule tyrosination, causing hypertrophy in patient-specific and CRISPR gene-edited iPSC-cardiomyocytes

ICYMI: The images alone will melt your heart— This issue’s cover image features work by Dhandapany Perundurai, Pratul jain, Harshil chittora & team iBRIC-inStem on a genetic variant of tubulin tyrosine ligase that perturbs microtubule tyrosination in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy:

💓 Dr. Pratul jain and researchers at iBRIC-inStem identified a pathogenic missense variant in tubulin tyrosine ligase in a patient with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. 👉 JCI insight | bit.ly/4mwfLME