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Emerging role of Nanobioconjugates in biosensing platforms.

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-Anwita Sarkar, Amity University Kolkata Over the past several years, with the advent of research, the coalescence of nanomaterials and biomolecules forming nanobioconjugates have emerged as potential architecture to amplify biorecognition of biosensors. Combination of biomolecules like nucleic acids, proteins, peptides, enzymes etc. with nanomaterials of noble metals have significant implication for the development of […]

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Sudden Death Syndrome in Soybean can be controlled by Trichoderma sp.

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-Sanket Roy, Amity University Kolkata Fusarium virguliforme causes the most catastrophic disease in Soybean named Sudden death syndrome (SDS) which destructs almost 80% of the total yield under favorable growth conditions. To deal with the disastrous infection, a group of scientists from Southern Illinois University, University of Iowa and Syngenta Crop Protection have come up […]

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Saving the Honeycombs from the brutal Pests.

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-Anwita Sarkar, Amity University Kolkata “If the bee disappeared off the face of the earth, man would only have four years left to live.” Honey bees are considered to be one of the greatest creatures that our planet is gifted with. Their immense usefulness in our daily lives, owe our thankfulness. The world would have been quite […]

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Discovery of ‘photosheets’ makes the idea of artificial photosynthesis come true.

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–Anuska Sen, Amity University Kolkata Continuous depletion of renewable energy like fuel poses a serious threat to the future world. With the discovery of photocatalytic sheet aka photosheet, an artificial photosynthesis has been made possible which allows the products to be stored as fuel. The photosheet uses water, carbon-dioxide and sunlight as the raw materials […]

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Effect of Organic manures and Industrial Products on Cane yield.

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-Anwita Sarkar, Amity University Kolkata “The fairest thing in nature, a flower, still has its roots in earth and manure” With increase in population, urbanization and with a continuous decrease in agricultural productivity, scientists are in a constant expedition to explore the blessings of Industrial Revolution and Organic Manures. The combined interaction of Industrial byproducts and […]

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Superbugs likely to be mitigated by certain variants of vitamins called ‘Antivitamins’,

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–Anuska Sen, Amity University Kolkata ‘Superbugs’ have been causing such a great havoc that certainly the world now knows about it. These microorganisms have developed resistance for antibiotics generally used to treat them, but scientists have discovered variants of vitamins called ‘Antivitamins’ that maybe instrumental in combating these superbugs. Antivitamins usually have structural resemblance to […]

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Genetic analysis of Rosmaric acid synthase from O. tenuiflorum using the magical molecular toolbox.

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–Anwita Sarkar, Amity University Kolkata The impact of advancement of molecular biotechnology across the nation can be applied to code/ decode the intricate biological system. Its immense applications provide excellent opportunities to the present-day biologists to answer each and every possible biological problem. Scientists are able to acquire a better understanding of the important metabolites […]

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