Research Associate-I Position in NIAB, Hyderabad, Telangana, India -

🌍🐾 World Animal Day 2025 🐾🌍 Department of Biotechnology, India, through BRIC-National Institute of Animal Biotechnology- NIAB, is advancing animal health, sustainable livestock, and conservation of indigenous breeds with innovative biotech research. Together, let’s protect animals and sustain the planet. #WorldAnimalDay #BioInnovation #SustainableFuture Dr Jitendra Singh BRIC DBT - Department of Biotechnology | Department of Biotechnology, India

Hybrid Signal Peptide Innovation at BRIC-National Institute of Animal Biotechnology- NIAB Under the Department of Biotechnology, India-supported #BioE3 Policy, researchers at BRIC–NIAB have developed CSN2-BLGHyb, a hybrid signal peptide from Indian river buffalo proteins that boosts therapeutic protein secretion and efficiency. Validated across 80 proteins, it outperforms benchmarks like Human Insulin and Serum Albumin — advancing smart, scalable, and affordable biomanufacturing for India’s #Bio

BRIC-NIAB Carousel 7 Caption: 🧬 @HydNiab Innovation Spotlight Understanding Bovine Tuberculosis (TB): Linking Animal and Human Health Scientists at BRIC-National Institute of Animal Biotechnology- NIAB, Hyderabad have uncovered how Mycobacterium orygis infection causes tuberculosis-like disease in cattle, providing critical insights into lung damage and immune responses. Their study found key immune and tissue changes, with multiple cells active inside granulomas — a hallmark of TB. Comparison

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Genomic Innovation for Maternal & Neonatal Health DBT - National Institute of Biomedical Genomics, scientists have developed a Multiplexed SNP Panel Assay to predict genetic risk of preterm birth—paving the way for better maternal and neonatal care. This pioneering maternal GWAS study in South Asia identified SNPs with strong predictive accuracy for preterm birth. The cost-effective assay works with dried blood or saliva, ensuring simple and accessible sampling. Ongoing innovations span cross-co