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Sexy gene conversions: locating gene conversions on the X-chromosome.
This is an interesting article published in Genomics section of the journal Nucleic Acid Research by researchers at Virginia Tech.
Sexy gene conversions: locating gene conversions on the X-chromosome.
This is an interesting article published in Genomics section of the journal Nucleic Acid Research by researchers at Virginia Tech.
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In the study, Ayyalusamy Ramamoorthy and colleagues point out that turmeric has been used for centuries in folk medicine to treat wounds, infections, and other health problems. Although modern scientific research on the spice has burgeoned in recent years, scientists until now did not know exactly how curcumin works inside the body.
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Mr Yadunandan, was here in Leuven for an acedemeic ceremony at facultry of Theology, KU Leuven. As I have visited ISCON Temple Radhadesh
It was the annual New Year’s Lunch Party for Rega Institute’s Med Chem Team at Groot Begijnhof.
As we were leaving after finishing our lunch, he was curious to see five indians in the team and asked, if I am from Pune (India). I told that I am from Lucknow, if he knows..He said he knows Saxena (Dr Anil Kumar Saxena, AK Saxena) there and has collaboration with around 60 labs in India. As I did my PhD from there (CDRI, Lucknow) and worked in Dr Saxena’s lab (I was working in Tripathi Research Group).

Prof. Erik De Clercq
Bijzonder gasthoogleraar (Emeritus Professor), Department of Microbiology and Immunology
Since I came to Rega, I was very eager to see him