Invasive species are also responsible for incurring huge economic losses every year for the country, said invasion biologist Gopi Krishnan… Continue reading Don’t flush that pet fish or turtle down the toilet: CCMB scientist

Study revealed that the Nair and Thiyya communities share most of their ancestry from ancient migrants of North-west India The… Continue reading Genetic ancestries of South-west coast warrior class traced

CCMB researchers develop a system to detect infections two weeks in advance Researchers from Hyderabad can now predict the possible… Continue reading Hyderabad researchers can now forecast pandemic

The Hangul deer (hangul Cervus hanglu hanglu) is categorised as ‘Critically Endangered’ on the IUCN Red List and as a… Continue reading CCMB researchers estimate critically endangered ‘Hangul deer’ population using genetic data

Hundreds of thousands of stretches of DNA have remained unchanged in humans and other primates for over 65 million years… Continue reading Unique unchanged DNA stretches define humans and other primates

Annapoorna P. K. works to understand the role of epigenetics in neuropsychiatric disorders such as depression, anxiety and addiction in… Continue reading I study depression in the lab and advocate for mental health in academia

A recent collaborative study led by Giriraj R Chandak, CSIR-Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology, Hyderabad, examined height differences among children in low and… Continue reading Why are many children from low and middle-income countries like India stunted?

Secretary of India’s Department of Biotechnology, Dr. Rajesh Gokhale, graced the 36th Foundation Day celebration of Hyderabad’s Centre for Cellular… Continue reading Hyderabad-based CCMB marks 36th Foundation Day