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ACHAL RASTOGI Junior Research Fellow, International Center for Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology (ICGEB)
 
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Those who have forgotten about the superbug and have started the normal life should keep in mind that this superbug is still in the water and is harming someone , somewhere.. the problem is that superbug is multi-drug resistant.. Thus we can not be sure that drinking the water after boiling and filtering it will remove it from the water. But there is a ray of hope.. What is it?? Anitbiotics can control the situation. It is said that a superbug in a human body is not unusual. However, it is advisable that the use of antibiotics is disciplined to control this specific bug. But will we keep on popping antibiotics for this reason?? They should come out with another option shouldn't they??   Als...
LAXMAN KESHWALA  |  Commented  |  1 year ago
Super bug or any other bug are genetically sync with our antibodies of human body and again regenerates new community which over comes that antibiotic drug.Now this channel is uncontrolable.And super bug are not in only water but every where.There...
ACHAL RASTOGI  |  Commented  |  1 year ago
Multi-Drug resistance doesnt mean bug can survive in boiling water (against quote "the problem is that superbug is multi-drug resistant.. Thus we can not be sure that drinking the water after boiling.....will remove it from the water"), its safe to...
Sneha Mehta  |  Commented  |  1 year ago
Mr R. Hari Subramaniam , Mr Dorjee Khandu the CM of Arunachal Pradesh have been found dead yesterday. Binduji we do not know what shoud be the right thing to do right now but the best we cna do is to boil and filter the water before we drink and...
 
 
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Sky Selvin  |  Argues in support of  "Yes"  |  1 year ago
If you finish the Phd in this field there are rain of carrier opportunities in Pharmasuitical companies and one can go abroad to do Post Doctrals as well.
ACHAL RASTOGI  |  Argues in support of  |  2 years ago
thatz really right, but why u forgot those days when bioitechnology was nothing and was emerging and now u can see the change, same goes with bioinformatics, and starting early always pays.
Pratibha Roy  |  Argues in support of  "Yes"  |  2 years ago
Being a bioinformatics student i myself am facing problems regarding my carrer growth,but as its an emerging field there are oppourtunities..but yes a bit less..but the scenarion will definetly change.In the reserach field bioinformatics will...
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Sky Selvin  |  Argues in support of  "Yes"  |  1 year ago
If you finish the Phd in this field there are rain of carrier opportunities in Pharmasuitical companies and one can go abroad to do Post Doctrals as well.
ACHAL RASTOGI  |  Argues in support of  |  2 years ago
thatz really right, but why u forgot those days when bioitechnology was nothing and was emerging and now u can see the change, same goes with bioinformatics, and starting early always pays.
Pratibha Roy  |  Argues in support of  "Yes"  |  2 years ago
Being a bioinformatics student i myself am facing problems regarding my carrer growth,but as its an emerging field there are oppourtunities..but yes a bit less..but the scenarion will definetly change.In the reserach field bioinformatics will...
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Sky Selvin  |  Argues in support of  "Yes"  |  1 year ago
If you finish the Phd in this field there are rain of carrier opportunities in Pharmasuitical companies and one can go abroad to do Post Doctrals as well.
ACHAL RASTOGI  |  Argues in support of  |  2 years ago
thatz really right, but why u forgot those days when bioitechnology was nothing and was emerging and now u can see the change, same goes with bioinformatics, and starting early always pays.
Pratibha Roy  |  Argues in support of  "Yes"  |  2 years ago
Being a bioinformatics student i myself am facing problems regarding my carrer growth,but as its an emerging field there are oppourtunities..but yes a bit less..but the scenarion will definetly change.In the reserach field bioinformatics will...
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A genetic flaw in the makeup of the H1N1 flu virus helps explain why the new flu spreads less efficiently than seasonal flu. Scientists for MIT and the CDC say that a surface protein in the virus is not highly proficient at binding to receptors in the human respiratory tract. And that design defect has slowed its transmission around the world. While the virus is able to bind human receptors, It also is restricted upto certain limits. A genetic variation in an H1N1 polymerase enzyme has also hampered transmission. Scientists have been racing to gain a better understanding of the swine flu virus since it first broke out and began to sweep around the globe. At first it appeared relatively leth...
ACHAL RASTOGI  |  Commented  |  2 years ago
ok the spreading is slow but it still kills.....or one can say a slow poision. anyway thanx for the valuable information. :-)
varsha  |  Commented  |  2 years ago
thanks Bindu for this sharing.. and to Mr. Claudio for Ur valuable comment
Claudio Solarino  |  Commented  |  2 years ago
Hi Bindu, I add to you the link to the original papers from "Science" - http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/abstract/sci;1177238v1?maxtoshow=&HITS=10&hits=10&RESULTFORMAT=&fulltext=Sasisekharan&searchid=1&FIRSTINDEX=0&resourcetype=HWCIT Best...
 
 
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ACHAL RASTOGI  |  Answered  |  2 years ago
thanx for taking interest in the topic, actually the molecule is PA-polymerase, and u should b knowing it if u hv studied what i hv linked for everyone in the topic. Achal Rastogi
Bindu Narayan  |  Answered  |  2 years ago
Which target molecule are you talking about here, description is required or can you elaborate your question..
 
 
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ACHAL RASTOGI  |  Answered  |  2 years ago
thanx for taking interest in the topic, actually the molecule is PA-polymerase, and u should b knowing it if u hv studied what i hv linked for everyone in the topic. Achal Rastogi
Bindu Narayan  |  Answered  |  2 years ago
Which target molecule are you talking about here, description is required or can you elaborate your question..
 
 
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Dear friends, India’s drug regulator has given approval to three domestic biotech firms to start tests and analyses to develop a vaccine for swine flu, or the H1N1 virus, which killed hundreds across...
Sovan Maiti  |  Answered  |  2 years ago
As per the most recent research on diseases like Swine Flu h1N1 virus, it is said to be very less in India moreover precautions are taken widely to avoid further cases. So I think introducing delivering such vaccines will be only useful for the...
Sovan Maiti  |  Answered  |  2 years ago
As per the most recent research on diseases like Swine Flu h1N1 virus, it is said to be very less in India moreover precautions are taken widely to avoid further cases. So I think introducing  delivering such vaccines will be only useful for the...
ACHAL RASTOGI  |  Answered  |  2 years ago
ya! we can, because as m a masters student majoring in bioinformatics i hav a few ways to develop a drug on swine flu and so the proffesionals can do much better than me :-)
 
 
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