Work as Senior Officer – Corporate F&D in Olefia Biopharma - 3 posts | M.Pharm

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Work as Senior Officer – Corporate F&D in Olefia Biopharma - 3 posts | M.Pharm


Work as Senior Officer – Corporate F&D in Olefia Biopharma - 3 posts | M.Pharm

Posted: 25 Jul 2013 04:53 AM PDT

Olefia Biopharma Limited is one of most dynamic organizations, involved in manufacturing pharmaceutical formulations marketing its products in India as well as worldwide. Olefia has been pursuing its primary mission to provide quality healthcare to ailing millions across the globe at an affordable cost. “Where there is will there is way” is the ground principle for us and based on this principle. Olefia is working today as diverse company of the future. We can make a difference by taking up a cause that we are passionate about.


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Advertisement of Research Fellowships under Major Research Projects in Annamalai University - M.Pharm Freshers (3 posts)

Posted: 25 Jul 2013 04:41 AM PDT

The Annamalai University owes its existence to the wisdom, benefaction and philanthropy of a far-sighted visionary- Dr. Rajah Sir Annamalai Chettiar of Chettinad. As early as 1920, he founded Sri Minakshi College in Chidambaram, a great pilgrimage centre and also a centre for South Indian traditional culture and learning. In 1928, the Annamalai University Act was passed and Sri Minakshi College paved the way for the establishment of Annamalai University.


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Opportunity for M.Pharm. B.Pharm as Lab Manager-FD department in Pharmaceutical Tablet Manufacturing Company

Posted: 25 Jul 2013 04:36 AM PDT

Pharmaceutical tablet manufacturing company in Mumbai

Post: Lab Manager-FD department


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Job for M.Pharm, M.Sc as Executive/Senior Executive in Biocon

Posted: 25 Jul 2013 04:33 AM PDT

Phd position in RNA & Genetic Medicine at University of Copenhagen

Posted: 25 Jul 2013 04:31 AM PDT

A PhD fellowship position at the Department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Copenhagen.

The PhD studentship is available in the RNA & Genetic Medicine group with Professor Peter E. Nielsen (icmm.ku.dk). The project concerns the discovery PNA antisense antibiotics against Pseudomonas aeruginosa.


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Interview for Selection of Research Scholars in CMFRI

Posted: 25 Jul 2013 04:22 AM PDT

Name of the Project: DST funded project on “Health Sciences" (Polyunsaturated fatty acid enriched formulations from locally available low-value fish and fishery by- catch for use as nutraceuticals)

Name of the Post: Research Scholar

Date & Time of Walk in Interview: 29th July, 2013 (10:00 am)


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SEX DETERMINATION USING POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION

Posted: 25 Jul 2013 03:49 AM PDT

About Authors:
Emanual Michael Patelia*, Rakesh Thakur, Jayesh Patel
Department of Pharmacology,
University of Bedfordshire, Luton, LU1 3JU, England.
*ricky.emanual@gmail.com

Abstract
The PCR is widely used technique in sex determination. PCR is also used for the determination of x linked inherited disorders, with help of biopsied embryos into mothers. DNA polymerase enzyme replicates a piece of DNA. Thus, chain reaction occurs and generating multiple copies of it. Polymerase chain reaction is frequently used technique for sex determination. PCR can also be used for detecting the presence or absence of a particular piece of DNA. In this method, we used PCR method for determination of the sex of three unknown bovine samples.PCR techniques have developed to reduce the problems by increasing amplification quality.


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SEQUENCE ANALYSIS OF AMINO ACIDS IN TRYPSIN AND RAT TONIN

Posted: 25 Jul 2013 03:37 AM PDT

About Authors:
Emanual Michael Patelia*, Rakesh Thakur, Jayesh Patel
Department of Pharmaceutical analysis and chemistry (Gujarat technical university)
Department of Pharmacology (University of Bedfordshire)
ricky.emanual@gmail.com

Abstract:
Amino acid sequence comparisons have several distinct advantages over nucleotide sequence comparisons, which, at least potentially, lead to a much greater sensitivity. Firstly, because there are 20 amino acids but only four bases, an amino acid match carries with it >4 bits of information as opposed to only two bits for a nucleotide match. Thus, statistical significance can be ascertained for much shorter sequences in protein comparisons than in nucleotide comparisons. Secondly, because of the redundancy of the genetic code, nearly one-third of the bases in coding regions are under a weak (if any) selective pressure and represent noise, which adversely affects the sensitivity of the searches. Thirdly, nucleotide sequence databases are much larger than protein databases because of the vast amounts of non-coding sequences coming out of eukaryotic genome projects, and this further lowers the search sensitivity.


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