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6. Jamia Hamdard University

7. Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research

8. Panjab University

9. Manipal Academy of Higher Education

10. VIT University

11. Jawaharlal Nehru University

12. Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

13. University of Hyderabad

14. Savitribai Phule Pune University

15. Indian Institute of Technology Delhi

16. Dr. Hari Singh Gour University

17. Amity University

18. Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University

19. Birla Institute of Technology and Science

20. Tata Institute of Fundamental Research

21. Aligarh Muslim University

22. Indian Institute of Technology Madras

23. National Islamic University

24. Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences

25. Indian Statistical Institute

26. Maharishi Dayanand University

27. Institute of Chemical Technology

28. University of Calcutta

29. Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda

30. JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research

31. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur

32. Punjabi University Patiala

33. University of Allahabad

34. Indian Agricultural Research Institute

35. University of Madras

36. Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur

37. Pondicherry University

38. National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences

39. Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati

40. Kakatiya University

41. University of Mumbai

42. Birla Institute of Technology

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44. Amrita University

45. SRM Institute of Science and Technology

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47. Osmania University

48. Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research

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52. University of Mysore

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55. Central University of Punjab

56. Indian Veterinary Research Institute

57. Homi Bhabha National Institute

58. Saveetha University

59. Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research

60. Annamalai University

61. Devi Ahilya University / Indore University

62. King George's Medical University

63. National Dairy Research Institute

64. Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences

65. Anna University

66. Nirma University

67. Jaypee Institute of Information Technology

68. Bharathidasan University

69. Madurai Kamaraj University

70. University of Kashmir

71. Gujarat University

72. Central University of Rajasthan

73. Delhi Technological University

74. Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology

75. SASTRA University

76. Guru Ghasidas University

77. Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Mullana

78. Jaypee University of Information Technology

79. Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Bhopal

80. Bharathiar University

81. Kuvempu University

82. Banasthali University

83. Tezpur University

84. Indian Institute of Technology Indore

85. KIIT University

86. Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology

87. Assam University

88. National Institute of Technology, Rourkela

89. Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management

90. Kurukshetra University

91. Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Pune

92. Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University

93. International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad

94. Punjab Agricultural University

95. Siksha O Anusandhan University

96. Sree Chitra Thirunal Institute of Medical Sciences and Technology

97. Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research

98. Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University

99. Jiwaji University

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Bioinformatics is an interdisciplinary field of study that uses computation to extract knowledge from biological data. It has become an integral component of today’s biological and biomedical sciences. Thus, considering its necessity, the Government of India through the Department of Biotechnology (DBT) laid the framework for developing bioinformatics infrastructure and human resource in 1986–1987. Over three decades, bioinformatics education and research in India has made consistent progress; created large number of bioinformatics centres across the country, trained human resources, started consortium project, participated in international sequencing projects, and contributed substantially in knowledge discovery in the form of scientific publications and creation of tools/databases/software. An analysis of publications data reveal that India’s bioinformatics research is continuously increasing and India is among the top contributors to the field sharing 7% of the total publications. Overall, this article aims to provide a concise overview of the inception, development and current situation of bioinformatics activities in India. This article also analyses the key challenges of current bioinformatics programs and provides viewpoints to overcome those challenges.

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We thank the two anonymous reviewers for their constructive comments. We also thank Dr. Basant Kumar Tiwary, Dr. Dhananjay Bhattacharyya, Dr. Indira Ghosh, Dr. Pramod Katara, Dr. T. Madhan Mohan, and Dr. Zhumur Ghosh for useful discussions.

AS thanks DBT, India (Grant No.BT/PR12842/BID/7/521/2015) for financial support. PK thanks the UGC, India for providing financial assistant to carry out her research work.

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➤ Identification of novel inhibitors of human Chk1 using pharmacophore-based virtual screening and their evaluation as potential anti-cancer agents.

Kinases are one of the major players in cancer development and progression. Chk1 is an important kinase with vital role in cell cycle arrest and many potent inhibitors targeted to Chk1 have been reported and few are currently in clinical trials. In this work, we have reported an integrated in silico approach to identify novel competitive Chk1 inhibitors. A 4-features 3D-pharmacophore model was built on the basis of known Chk1 inhibitors belonging to thienopyridine series and virtual screening of Maybridge database and subsequent docking analysis of hits were carried out to identify potential hChk1 inhibitors. Further, 5 compounds from the top ranking hits were subjected to in vitro evaluation as Chk1 inhibitor. One of the hits, SPB07479 showed significantly inhibited proliferation of cervical cancer cells as a single agent and chemosensitized glioma and pancreatic cancer cell lines to standard chemotherapy while sparing normal cells. Additionally SPB07479 did not show significant cytotoxity in normal cells. Above finding supports that SPB07479 can be further explored to design and develop more potent Chk1 inhibitors.

Kumar V, Khan S, Gupta P, Rastogi N, Mishra DP, Ahmed S, Siddiqi MI., J Comput Aided Mol Des. 2014 Dec;28(12):1247-56. doi: 10.1007/s10822-014-9800-9.

➤  Pharmacophore-based screening and identification of novel human ligase I inhibitors with potential anticancer activity. Human DNA ligases are enzymes that are indispensable for DNA replication and repair processes. In the quest to develop new anticancer agents, we have employed a pharmacophore-based virtual screening approach for searching novel human Ligase I (hLigI) inhibitors within commercially available Maybridge database containing more than 56000 compounds. On the basis of previously reported inhibitors of the targeted protein, pharmacophore model was generated. The identified hits were subjected to docking into the active site of hLigI. The shortlisted five hit molecules identified through the pharmacophore-based virtual screening were purchased and subjected to biological assay. The selected compounds showed significant inhibition against hLigI. Our results demonstrate the efficiency of pharmacophore based virtual screening for the identification of potential hLigI inhibitors that also demonstrated potential anticancer activity against a colon cancer cell line.

➤  Machine learning based web server for identification of potential anti-diabetic agents

To reduce the cost and time of drug discovery process, it is important to create some robust in-silico methods for rapid screening of large chemical libraries. In this context, we have built support vector machine (SVM) classification model to discriminate inhibitors from the non-inhibitors using available inhibitor and their activity information of known anti-diabetic targets. SVMDLF (Support Vector Machine based DPP4 Lead Finder) is a web server developed by our group for predicting Dipeptidyl peptidase 4 (DPP4) inhibitors based on SVM classification model.

Chandra, Jyotsna Pandey, Akhilesh K. Tamrakar, Mohammad Imran Siddiqi, SVMDLF: a web server for prediction of Dipeptidyl peptidase 4 inhibitors. (Manuscript to be communicated) Availability: Link-I and Link-II

➤  Integrating molecular docking, CoMFA analysis and Machine Learning classification with virtual screening towards identification of novel scaffolds as Plasmodium falciparum enoyl acyl carrier protein reductase inhibitor. An integrated application of various in silico methods including molecular docking, CoMFA analyses and machine learning classification methods were used on a set of known inhibitors of Plasmodium falciparum enoyl acyl carrier protein reductase (PfENR) and maybridge compound database with the prime objective of implementation of knowledge-based synergistic approach towards prioritized screening and identification of novel scaffolds as pfENR inhibitors. 26 compounds have been prioritized as potential anti-PfENR compounds on the basis of proposed workflow.

Shah, P., Tiwari, P. and Siddiqi, M.I., Medicinal Chem. Res. (2014), DOI: 10.1007/s00044-014-0910-7

➤  3D-QSAR and molecular modeling studies on 2,3-dideoxy hexenopyranosid-4-uloses as anti-tubercular agents targeting alpha-mannosidase.

Ligand and structure-based methods were applied in combination to exploit the physicochemical properties of 2,3-dideoxy hex-2-enopyranosid-4-uloses for designing novel anti-tubercular agents. Furthermore, 3 selected inhibitors from this class of compounds with known anti-Mtb α-mannisidase activity were used for the molecular interaction analysis to correlate the proposed QSAR guidelines with molecular basis of binding affinity with the homology model on Zn-dependent Mycobacterium tuberculosis α-mannosidase. Synergistic complementation between the results obtained from both the approaches could be helpful in rationalizing and optimizing the anti-tubercular activities and design of new 2,3-dideoxy hex-2-enopyranosid-4-uloses analogs.

Shah P, Saquib M, Sharma S, Husain I, Sharma SK, Singh V, Srivastava R, Shaw AK, Siddiqi MI. Bioorg Chem. 2015 Apr;59:91-6. doi: 10.1016/j.bioorg.2015.02.001.

➤  Homology modeling of NAD+-dependent DNA ligase of the Wolbachia endosymbiont of Brugia malayi and its drug target potential using dispiro-cycloalkanones.

The antifilarial drug target potential of NAD+ dependent DNA ligase of Wolbachia (wBm-LigA) was investigated by docking studies of dispiro-cycloalkanone compounds in the homology modelled structure of NAD+ dependent DNA ligase of Wolbachia (wBm-LigA). Further effects of these inhibitors were observed on adult and microfilarial stages of B. malayi in vitro and the most active compounds were further followed in vivo in jirds (primary screen) and mastomys (secondary screen).

Shrivastava N, Nag JK, Pandey J, Tripathi RP, Shah P, Siddiqi MI, Misra-Bhattacharya S. Antimicrob Agents Chemother. 2015 Jul;59(7):3736-47. doi: 10.1128/AAC.03449-14

➤  Molecular Modeling studies on 3-Arylcoumarin-tetracyclic Tacrine Hybrids as Multifunctional Agents against Parkinson's Disease (PD)

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Please click the below links to see the complete list of Publications. ➤ Link-I ➤ Link-II ➤ Link-III

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There are plenty of opportunities for bio-informatics/chem-informatics research projects for students at CBB facility@CSIR-CDRI. Various positions of JRF/Project Fellow/Project Trainee in the projects at the facility are advertised at CSIR-CDRI website from time to time and prospective students may contact the resource person accordingly.

Dr. Mohammad Imran Siddiqi Principal Scientist Computational Biology & Bioinformatics Facility LSN-104, Biological Sciences, North Block Molecular and Structural Biology Division CSIR-Central Drug Research Institute, Lucknow- 226031, U.P., India Email: [email protected]

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ICAR-IIAB will be offering a long/short-term dissertation training program for B. Tech (Biotech/Bioinformatics) and M. Sc/M. Tech (Biotechnology/Bioinformatics or Life Science) students from universities having MoU with ICAR-IIAB for academic collaboration. The training aims at providing an opportunity for carrying out research in the areas of Agricultural Biotechnology (Plant, Animal, Fish, Microbes). The institute conducts training program in two batches, one starts in January while the other start in July. The applications received during July-December will be considered for the January batch, whereas applications received during January-June will be considered for the July batch. The selection committee will scrutinize the applications and select the student based on merit and availability of seats at the institute and will be informed accordingly by e-mail.

The selected candidate will have to work on one of the ongoing projects of the center under the supervision of a scientist of ICAR-IIAB. On completion of project work the candidate will be allowed to submit a thesis/report/dissertation to his/her institution with the signature of the scientist of ICAR-IIAB as co-supervisor. A copy of the thesis must be submitted to the Director, ICAR-IIAB and any publication or IPR resulting from the project work will be in the name of IIAB. However, the trainee will get suitable authorship in the publication depending upon the level of his/her contribution.

No accommodation facility will be available at the institute premises, trainees should arrange their own accommodation and transport. The application must be submitted only through online mode. A recommendation letter from the Dean/head of the institution is mandatory for applying to the training program at ICAR-IIAB.

Fess detail: As per the directive of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) following free structure is followed for imparting training at ICAR-IIAB, Ranchi ( ICAR- office order F.No. 2-8/2012-HRD, dated on 25th April, 2014 ).

As per the ICAR office memorandum ( F.No. Agrl Edn. 2(8)/2019-HRD dated on 17th June, 2020 ) 50% concession is allowed in bench fees charged (by ICAR institute/AUs) from SRF/JRF student outside the National Agricultural Research System (NARS) belonging to EWS, SC, ST, OBC, and Women categories for doing research in ICAR Institutes.

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Eligibility : Undergraduate and postgraduate students, who wish to carry out projects as part of their course requirements, or otherwise.

Duration : 2–6 months. Longer commitments preferred.

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Internship charges: Rs. 1,000/- per month, with a minimum of one month’s fees being payable. Charges for an internship period that includes part of a month will be rounded upwards, to the next full month.

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Bank Name: ICICI BANK Branch Name: Koramangala, Bangalore A/c Holder Name: IBAB A/c Number: 004705001585 A/c Type: Current A/c IFSC CODE: ICIC0000047 Branch Code: 0047 MICR Code: 560229003 Bank Address: No 5, 80 Feet Road, Koramangala 7th Block, Bangalore, Karnataka 560095 Swift Code: ICICINBBCTS

Hostel accommodation : Eligible to stay in the hostel, depending on space availability. There will be hostel charges.

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Process of applying : Students interested in an internship at IBAB must approach the individual faculty, with whom they want to work. If the faculty member is interested, he/she will be in touch with the concerned student.

Applicants should send a doc file including the following information:

• Email id(s)
• Phone number(s)
• Postal address
• Parent/guardian name, Email id(s), Phone number(s)
• Educational record: For Class X, XII, Bachelors and Masters (if applicable), marks, institution, and year of passing.
• Copy of a government-issued photo ID.
• An essay of 500-1000 words (a) listing faculty you would like to work with, and (b) a statement of your research interests.
• Preferred duration of internship and possible dates

Please note: Incomplete applications are liable to be rejected.

Confirmation of selection: IBAB will inform selected candidates only.

Experience certificate : IBAB will issue an experience certificate, subject to satisfactory performance during the internship.

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Your Dissertation Can Lead To Publication With Our Help

Dissertation program at rasa life science informatics.

RASA has designed the Industrial Biotechnology Dissertation program specially for students who are doing their Biotechnology final year project And Bioinformatics Thesis for Bsc, Msc, Btech or Mtech. The idea behind this is to give the students industrial exposure while they pursue their projects and Bioinformatics Thesis. The training will also be provided to aid in the project. The Industrial Biotechnology Dissertation program topics provided to the students will be in accordance to their requirement as well as the university requirement. Rasa Provide Biotechnology Dissertation program in Bioinformatics, Dissertation program in NGS, Dissertation program in CADD, Dissertation program in MMD.

You can also check out  more about our bioinformatics course and research services related to Bioinformatics.

How We Can Help You In Our Dissertation Program

The knowledge is both theoretical and empirical, hands on discipline and there are many skills that cannot be taught in the classroom. They can only be learned through practical experience. At RASA, we have built industry-appropriate   training modules which at the shortest time possible improve candidate competence.

RASA Life Science Informatics has become a pioneering center for Industrial Dissertation Program as it has all the required infrastructure and excellent facilities for biotechnology final year project students and Bioinformatics Thesis to pursue their courses. RASA brings together computational, physical, chemical, biological and statistical domains in a stimulating and nurturing environment for the development and training of 3rd generation scientist (one who can incorporate theory, simulation, and experiment to expand their understanding to address key problems of modern sciences).

Our Dissertation Program focus on novel areas of Drug Discovery and Designing( Dissertation Program in CADD), next generation sequence analysis( Dissertation Program in NGS), simulation studies ( Dissertation Program in MMD), bioinformatics( Dissertation Program in Bioinformatics) and life science software development. Our Dissertation Program in Pune, India can help candidates to strengthen their profile to complete biotechnology final year project, Bioinformatics Thesis and for better job opportunities in biotechnology, pharmacy or for higher studies.

In Dissertation Program Bioinformatics you will Learn to analyse the information associated with DNA, RNA and protein on a large-scale , in Dissertation Program NGS you will get Knowledge on RNA Seq, CHIP Seq, in  Dissertation Program CADD you will Specialized in QSAR, ADMET Studies, Chemical Databases, in Dissertation Program MMD you can learn  MD Simulation using Protein water, Protein legand(Complex).

So Join the Best   Dissertation Program (Bioinformatics, NGS, CADD, MMD) in Pune to make a successful career in this field. RASA life science informatics is highly ranked in India For Biotechnology Dissertation Program Course.

RASA offers several Bioinformatics Dissertation Program

Industrial Dissertation Program in Computer Aided Drug Designing

3-6 Months Industrial Dissertation Program in Computer Aided Drug Designing

Industrial Dissertation Program in Bioinformatics

3-6 Months Industrial Dissertation Program in Bioinformatics

Industrial Dissertation Program in Molecular modeling and Dynamics

3-6 Months Industrial Dissertation Program in Molecular modeling and Dynamics

Industrial Dissertation Program in Next Generation Sequence Data Analysis

3-6 Months Industrial Dissertation Program in Next Generation Sequence Data Analysis

Bioinformatics Dissertation highlights

Challenging assignments for better understanding, certificate for industrial dissertation program, 2-3 weeks hands on practical training related to project, a research project, chances to work with scientist, project assistance, bioinformatics dissertation features.

Training in an industrial environment provides the trainees with the opportunity to develop a problem solving attitude and to have an insight into the functioning of the department.

It will help in development of the corporate/research skills to improve their employability index.

An exposure to the working environment of a commercial organization will give students an integrated view of its operations.

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Students, fresher’s, Working professional, Experienced Scientists /Research fellows (National Laboratories, Universities & other R&D institutions) and  students can apply for Industrial Training

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Biotechnology, Botany, Zoology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Genetics, Biomedical sciences, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Computational biology, computational chemistry, Molecular biology, cell biology, Bioinformatics course and other life science areas are eligible for Industrial Training.

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Our Trainers

Shruti Deshmukh

I am a person who believes in presenting the facts before stating any opinion. 2+ years experience in life sciences, leading various (in silicon) research projects and giving training in biotechnology, bioinformatics, molecular modeling, simulations, chemoinformatics, and drug designing. Also, active and leading company services.

Sapana Mehandale

Over 16 years of experience as a software developer, Chemoinformatics domain expert, and business owner. Expertise in areas ranging from business administration to marketing, product development and services to chemoinformatics, and training students and professional.

Sameer Choudhary

Over 17 years of experience in bioinformatics and chemoinformatics. Represented Systems Biology (Insilico Division) India at the International Pharma Convention held at Oxford, UK, and delivered presentations to the top brass of leading players in the global Pharma and Biotech sector and generated business leads through above-par presentation skills.

Sakshi Rawat

Believes in the power of possibilities in science. With 7+ years of experience in life sciences, successfully completed various research projects with 6 latest publications, 2 manuscripts accepted, and 8+publications under submission along with leading various research projects and company services. As a trained professional, I have conducted more than 25 national/international level workshops along with training more than 750+ trainees on various life science-related subjects. My area of expertise includes bioinformatics, molecular modeling, simulations, chemoinformatics, drug designing.

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Maitreyee athaley.

I have completed my bsc in biotechnology from mohanlal sukhadia university with a first class and recently I’m doing msc in biotechnology. To enhance my knowledge in bioinformatics, I opt for Bioinformatics basics here in RASA. My training was for 1month and it was a wonderful experience and an opportunity to learn a lot more. It was a good learning here at RASA. On a scale of 1-10, I would like to rate RASA’s training as 9.

Akshya Sharma

Since I was new to Bioinformatics, it has been an amazing learning experience to deal with Next Generation Sequencing Data Analysis which made me capable of dealing with my own subject queries to a greater extent. On a scale of 1-10, I would like to rate RASA’s Training Program as 8.

Abhishek Panda

From starting only I had a very keen interest in biological studies that uses computer programming as part of their methodology as well as a reference to specific analysis particularly in the field of genomics. So I had opted for Bioinformatics.Overall I had a very good experience over here. All the trainers are really very efficient, talented and friendly as well. I would like to wish RASA all the very best for future.

Srishti Das

My overall summer training experience in RASA for bioinformatics and next generation sequencing was good. I liked learning new things, the faculty was good and they took care of the fact that we understand the concepts. I would rate RASA’straining program 8 on 10. RASA in one line is that its the best institute.

Shivashankar Menon

My overall industrial training experience in RASA was good. In RASA I learned about the basics in Chemoinformatics. My trainer explained about the softwares and databases used and overall it was a good experience. I would rate RASA’s training program 8 on 10. RASA in one line is a good platform for young researchers to start their career.

Nilamoni Kalita

My training experience at RASA was outstanding. Here I got very good working environment. The faculties are very friendly and helpful. Attitude of all the employees is very positive. During my training I have gained many skills. I would rate RASA’s training program 8 on 10. RASA in one line is an outstanding institute.

Nikita Sharma

It was the best summer training experience at RASA. It enhanced my technical skills and knowledge. The trainers are very helpful.The overall training experience is amazing!!!I would rate RASA’s training program 10 on 10. RASA in one line is that Rasa is a good training institute. It is a good platform for bioinformatics, NGS, molecular biology, etc. It helps to improve, technical skills and knowledge.

Apoorva Deodhar

The summer training experience at RASA was very nice. The training I got here will be very helpful for me in future. All trainers were able to solve all types of queries and were available for discussions whenever needed. Overall, very good experience.I would rate RASA’s training program 9 on 10. RASA in one line is a good platform for fresher as well as for those who are doing research training.

Nayomi Neelangal

It was a wonderful experience where I gained a lot of knowledge and an opportunity to learn a lot more in depth about genomics and proteins.I would rate RASA’s training program 9 on 10. RASA has served to be a beneficial exposure for my career.

Harshada Puranik

I had a great training experience at RASA as this is a big source in informatics of science stream. I would rate RASA’s training program 9 on 10. RASA in one line is a complete package of advanced technology.

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RASA will issue an Industry recognized training certificate for the module you have undergone the training. This certificate will be your passport to newer and better opportunities in the life science informatics domain.

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An average salary for a person working in life science and life science informatics starts from INR 2.8-3.5 lakhs per year

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