hnRNPB1-mediated HOTAIR restructuring for RNA−RNA interactions Long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) regulate chromatin activity by interacting with chromatin modifiers, where they act as scaffolds. One such lncRNA is HOTAIR, which is…
The Brain: The story of you would stir feelings of intrigue and awe in anyone who decides to read. It not just evokes emotions, but also makes you question and…
A roundup of research articles published in the previous month (16 April 2023 – 15 May 2023) at the institute: Transgenerational epigenetic inheritance: Is it harmful or beneficial? The transfer…
June 19 is observed as World Sickle Cell Day, which was initially proposed as a resolution by the United Nations in 2008. IGIB has been active in CRISPR based diagnostics…
This month’s research spotlight shines on an article published in the journal Experimental Dermatology by John Wiley & Sons Ltd. Entitled “Genome-wide profiling reveals pervasive transcriptional alterations in fibroblasts derived…
“Curiosity provides the gradient for unravelling the mechanism and dynamics behind the manifestations of remarkable wonders of mother nature.” It all started with World War II; Alan Turing helped the British…
A roundup of research articles published in the previous month (16 March 2023 – 15 April 2023) at the institute: The paradox of Vitiligo Vitiligo is a non-life-threatening skin de-pigmentation…
The Good Doctor had me hooked. Right from the first episode, the surgery intern Dr Shaun Murphy gets your attention – and keeps it. He is super-smart, has impeccable attention…
A roundup of research articles published in the previous month (16 February 2023 – 15 March 2023) at the institute: Circulatory RNA and liver metabolism in Diabetes: A potential strategy…
Written by Pulse editorial team with inputs from Arushi Batra and Nishtha Bhargava 21st March is celebrated as World Down Syndrome (DS) Day to create awareness and sensitize people towards…
A roundup of research articles published in the previous month (16 January 2023 – 15 February 2023) at the institute: The paradox of vitiligo and cancer The absence of melanin…
