Medical-Pharma Biotech
Research
Centers* in India-Ongoing Projects
All India
Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS),
New Delhi
Research:
PhD and
research in healthcare subjects. |
Amity
University,
www.amity.edu |
Andhra
University
; Visakhapatnam;
http://www.andhrauniversity.info.html
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Anna
University
Gundi, Chennai. www.annauniv.edu
Research:
Ph.D. and
Research
on
Tissue
Culture and Drug Discovery,
Molecular Immunotechnology ,
Immunotechnology, Bio-organic
and Computational Biology,
Protein Biotechnology, Molecular
Biology, Genetic Engineering and
Molecular Biology, Bioprocess
Engineering, Bioprocess
Technology and Automation. |
Banaras
Hindu University (BHU)
* Varanasi (UP)-221005.
www.bhu.ac.in
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Bharathidasan University , Tiruchirappalli,
Tamil Nadu,
620024
www.bdu.ac.in
Research:
PhD in Biochemistry, Bio-medical
science, microbiology,
Bioinformatics.
Collaborated with several
companies and funded by leading
Indian and international funding
agencies for research in plant
Biotech and sericulture. |
Cancer
Research Institute, Tata Memorial Center, Parel,
Mumbai- 400012, Maharashtra,
Phone (O):022-4123803, Fax:
91-022-4146089, 4147365.
www.tmc.gov.in.
Research:
Research in cancer. An
autonomous grant-in-aid
institution of the Department of
Atomic Energy (DAE), Government
of India. PhD fellowships for
Life science, Zoology, Biotech,
Microbio and Biochem students. |
Central
Drug Research Institute (CDRI),
Chattar Manzil Palace, Post Box
No. 173, Lucknow - 226 001.
http://www.cdriindia.org/home.asp
Research:
Work under the aegis of CSIR.
Works in the field of biomedical
research where all the
infrastructure and expertise are
available to develop a drug,
diagnostics and vaccines
(related to reproductive health,
malaria, filariasis,
leishmaniasis, clinical trials &
pharmacokinetics and preclinical
safety evaluation & regulatory
toxicity ) right from its
concept to market using latest
techniques and methodologies, to
combat diseases prevalent
particularly among Indian
population. Offers PhD
programmes. |
Centre for Research in Medical
Entomology (CRME)
Research:
An ICMR unit. |
Centre JALMA Institute of
Leprosy (CJIL), Agra
Research:
An ICMR unit. |
Council of
Industrial Research (CSIR),
Anusandhan Bhawan, Rafi Marg,
New Delhi- 110 001, India.
http://www.csir.res.in/. Fax: 011-23710618 (DG's Office).
Phone: 011-23737889
Research:
CSIR
a premier industrial R&D
organization in India
constituted in 1942
aims to provide industrial
competitiveness, social welfare,
strong S&T base for strategic
sectors and advancement of
fundamental knowledge. It is one
of the world’s largest publicly
funded R&D organisations having
linkages to academia, R&D
organisations and industry. CSIR
has 38 labs that knit India into
a giant network adding quality
to the life of each and every
Indian and equally having Global
Research Alliance. Of the 229 US
patents granted in 2004-05 to
Indian inventors (excluding
foreign assignees), CSIR has 140
(61.1%). It provides financial
support to the public and
private institutes on basic and
applied research projects.
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Enterovirus research centre (EVRC),
Mumbai.
Research:
An ICMR unit. |
Food and Drug Toxicology
Research Centre (FDTRC), Pune
Research:
An ICMR unit engaged in drug
research. |
ICMR-NIC Centre for Biomedical
Information |
Indian council of Medical
Research (ICMR) |
Indian Industrial Toxicology
Research Centre,
Post Box No. 80, Mahatma Gandhi
Marg, Lucknow - 226 001, India
Phone (Director's Office):
+91-522-2621856, 2628227,
2613357. http://www.iitrindia.org/.
Research:
Indian Institute of Toxicology
Research (IITR) (formerly:
Industrial Toxicology Research
Centre), is a constituent
laboratory of CSIR. It studies
the impact of industrial and
environmental chemicals on human
health and ecosystem, and
environmental monitoring of
pollutants in air, water and
soil. The institute also helps
regulatory bodies to
formulate/amend guidelines for
safe use of chemicals or
products. Major research areas
are Analytical Chemistry,
Aquatic toxicology, Biomembrane
Toxicology,
Cardiovascular Toxicology,
Cell
Biology,
Developmental Toxicology,
Dyes & Food Adulterant
Toxicology, Ecotoxicology,
Embryotoxicology ,
Environmental Biotechnology ,
Environmental Carcinogenesis,
Environmental Chemistry & Waste
Water Analysis,
Environmental Microbiology,
Environmental Monitoring,
Epidemiology, Fibre Toxicology,
Herbal Research, Immunobiology,
Immunotoxicology, Inhalation
Toxicology, Neurotoxicology,
Pesticides Toxicology, Petroleum
Toxicology, Photobiology,
Preventive Toxicology,
Proteomics, Safety Evaluation of
GM-Drugs, Toxicokinetics,
Toxicogenomics & Predictive
Toxicology. |
Indian
Institute of Chemical Biology
(IICB), 4,
Raja S.C. Mullick Road,
Kolkata-700 032, West Bengal,
India. Phone : +91 33 2473 0492.
Fax : +91 33 2473 5197, +91 33
2472 3967. E-Mail :
director@iicb.res.in.
http://www.iicb.res.in/
Research:
A unit of CSIR. Research work
done in Cell Biology &
Physiology, Chemistry, Molecular
& Human Genetics, Infectious
Diseases, Drug Development /
Diagnostics & Biotechnology and
Structural Biology &
Bioinformatics. Developed
bioinformatics programmes (GCA &
Clusterviz for clustering
protein and gene sequencing),
SPAT- software tool for
nucleotide and amino acid
substitution study, study
Homology Modeling, Delph,
Biopolymer, DOCKING; cardiac
disfunction and hormones,
neurological disorder, stem cell
and corneal implantation, sperm
motility, visceral leishmaniasis.
It’s molecular and Human
genetics division aims to
understand the molecular genetic
basis of diseases common in
Indian populations (haemophilia,
glaucoma, Wilson disease, and
oculo-cutaneous albinism),
genetic damage due to arsenic,
antimutagenic and
anticarcinogenic effects of
black tea polyphenols, study
gene expression and function in
pathogenic microorganisms (V.cholerae,
Leishmania), DNA Vaccine against
leishmaniasis, programmed cell
death and to develop transgenic
plants for pest resistant &
improved
pharmaceutical/nutraceuticals.
Offers PhD programmes.
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Indian Institute of
Integrative Medicine(IIIM),
(formerly Regional research
laboratory), Canal Road,
Jammu Tawi - 180 001. Phone:
2569111, 2569222; Fax: 2569333
STD Code: 0191. http://rrljammu.org/index1.htm
Research:
A unit of CSIR. Its R&D units
consist of Biotech, pharmacology
and natural product chemistry.
Its biotech section has facility
of pilot plant, with
Micro-processor controlled
fomenters (1- 4,000 liter
capacity), and state-of–art
equipment required for
Microbiology, Bio-Chemistry,
Enzymology, Genetic Engineering
and Bio-Chemical Engineering.
isolation of microbes, their
identification (by both
conventional as well as
molecular markers),
characterization, -preservation
and screening for specific
microbial enzymes and secondary
metabolites are carried out. The
microbial strains encoding such
enzymes are identified up to
species level by 16S rRNA gene
typing. The specific enzymes are
purifiedto homogeneity using
FPLC. Terminal sequencing is
undertakenfor designing the
primers for the location &
cloning of desired gene(s).
Selected wild type and
recombinant strains are grown at
lab to pilot scale
fermentors.The strategies of
scale-up or scale-down are
selected depending upon the
nature of the process under
study. The pilot plant is well
equipped for down stream
processing of the microbial
biomass for the isolation of
desired biomolecules/products.
The Molecular biology and
Genetic Engineering laboratories
are well equipped to undertake
gene cloning, heterologous
expression, sequencing, RACE and
RTPCR of selected genes. The lab
has ABI 310 automated DNA
sequence and Shimadzu automated
N-terminal protein sequencer for
amino acid sequencing. The lab
is also well equipped to
undertake plant molecule-based
biopotentiator molecules for
enhancing the effect of
anti-bacterial and anti-fungal
drugs. Its Natural Product
chemistry division has Research
and Development in the area of (i)
herbal drugs, drug formulation
and end-to-end technology on
medicinal plants (ii) isolation
of bioactivity guided extracts,
fractions and new molecules
(iii) standardization, quality
control and isolation of marker
compounds (iv) process
development and upscaling of
technologies for value added
phytochemicals and
phytopharmaceuticals and
chemistry of essential oil
bearing plants and their value
added products. In the
Pharmacology division the plant
based products
(extracts/fractions/pure
principles) are subjected to
battery of well established in
vitro as well as in vivo tests
for their Biopotential, efficacy
and biosafety. The spectrum of
bioactivities is mainly focussed
in areas, like Bioenhancer and
bioavailability,
Hepatoprotective, Anticancer,
Antidiabetic, Antiinflammatory &
antiarthritis, Immunomodulatory,
General pharmacological and
Transgenic animals for
pharmacogenomics.
|
Indian
Institute of Science (IISC),
Bangalore.
Research:
Genetic Engineering,
biochemistry, microbiology, cell
biology. Offers PhD programmes. |
Indian Toxicology Research
Centre (ITRC), Lucknow |
Institute for Research in
Reproduction (IRR),
Mumbai
Research: An ICMR unit. |
Institute
of Child Health and Hospital for
Children
|
Institute of cytology and
preventive oncology (ICPO),
Delhi.
Research:
An ICMR unit. |
Institute of Genomics and
Integrative Biology (IGIB),
Near
Jubilee Hall, Mall Road,
Delhi-110 007, Ph. No.
91-011-27666156/157, 27667602,
27667439. Fax:91-011-27667471.
Email:
info@igib.res.in,
www.igib.res.in/
Research:
Its a CSIR Unit. It carries out
research on
areas of modern biotechnology and biological sciences
such as allergy and infectious
diseases, molecular pathogenesis
and recombinant DNA technology
via Genomics and
Bio-informatics.
In collaboration with major
tertiary referral centers and
through genome sequence and
polymorphism analysis, IGIB is
using all the tools of
Functional Genomics (like SNP,
Microarray technology,
mitochondrial chip,
toxicogenomics) towards
understanding the molecular
basis of complex disorders like
schizophrenia, neurological
disorders, diabetes, asthma,
high altitude sickness,
infectious diseases etc. IGIB
undertakes design & synthesis of
nucleic acids and bioactive
peptides required for several
biomedical applications, to
understand their role in various
neurological diseases and
hypertension. Significant
achievement of IGIB in this area
is designing and synthesizing a
library of peptidomimics for
Angiotensin converting enzyme
(ACE) inhibitor. It’s also
working on Development of
Biochips for biomedical
applications and synthesis and
conformational studies of photo
responsive oligonucleotides. Its
comparative genomics & gene
expression profiling
programmes mainly involve
exploration and exploitation of
microbial wealth of India for
novel com pounds and
bio-transformation process, and
establishing advanced facility
for safety evaluation of
genetically modified/engineered
drugs. It works on
Asthma, Tuberculosis and Aspergillosis
and carries out work on
screening plant, microbial,
fungal and insect extracts for
evaluation of antibacterial,
anti-inflammatory and
anti-fungal activities. It has
signed MoU with several
institutes and company in India
and abroad to carry out
collaborative research. |
Institute of Imunohaematology (IIH),
Mumbai.
Research:
An ICMR unit. |
Institute
of Liver and Biliary Sciences,
Delhi
|
Institute
of Microbial Technology, Sector
39-A, Chandigarh, Pin- 160036. PH: +91-172-2695215,
2695225, 2636680 – 94. www.imtech.res.in.
Research:
A unit of CSIR. Molecular
Biology: Molecular biology
of pathogens, gene silencing,
stress tolerance, signal
transduction, gene expression,
genome-wide analysis. Cell
Biology & Immunology: Host-
pathogen interactions, TB
vaccine development, T- and
B-cell activation, infectious
agents & vaccine targets, cell
structure & microscopy.
Protein Science & Engineering:
Structure-function
relationships, design,
expression, structural analysis
and modeling, crystallization,
structure determination and
structure- based drug designing
Applied & Environmental
Microbiology: Microbial
diversity, environmental
biotechnology,
biotransformations, vaccines,
extremophiles and their
metabolites. Bioinformatics:
Computer-aided vaccine and
drug development, genome
annotations, protein structure
prediction, molecular
simulations. Bioorganic
Chemistry: Enzymes and
abzymes in organic synthesis,
biocatalysis and bioactive
molecules. Peptide Chemistry:
Peptide synthesis,
conformational characterization
and modelling. Biochemical
Engineering: Fermentation &
downstream processing, process
development, bioreactor
modelling and control.
Biosensors:
Immunodiagnostics of pesticides
and other environmental
pollutants based on bioprobe-electronic
interfacing. Offers PhD program. |
Institute of Pathology (IOP),
Delhi.
Research:
An ICMR unit. |
International Centre for Genetic
Engineering and Biotechnology (ICGEB),
New Delhi.
Research:
Offers PhD programmes. |
Jamia
Millia Islamia,
New Delhi. |
Kidwai
Memorial Institute of Oncology (KMIO)
|
Lala Ram
Swarup Institute of Tuberculosis
and Respiratory Diseases
|
Mahatma Gandhi Institute of
Medical Sciences
Research: Biochemistry |
Malaria Research Centre (MRC),
Delhi
Research:
An ICMR unit. |
National AIDS Research Centre (NARI),
Pune
Research: An ICMR unit. |
National
Brain Research Centre (NBRC)
Research:
Offers PhD programmes. |
National
Centre for Cell Sciences (NCCS)
Research:
Offers PhD programmes. |
National Institute of Cholera
and Enteric Diseases, Division
of Virology (NICED), Kolkata.
Research:
An ICMR unit. |
National
Institute of Communicable
Disease (NICD),
Directorate General of Health
Services, Ministry of Health and
Family Welfare (GOI), 22, Sham
Nath Marg, New Delhi-110 054
www.nicd.org.htm
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National institute of
epidemiology (NIE),
Chennai.
Research:
An ICMR unit. |
National
Institute of Immunology (NII),
Aruna Asaf Ali Marg, New
Delhi-110067.
Research:
Offers PhD programmes. |
National
Institute of Mental Health and
Neuro Sciences (NIMHANS) |
National
Institute of Naturopathy (NIN)
|
National institute of nutrition
(NIN),
Pune.
Research:
An ICMR unit. |
National Institute of
Occupational Health (NIOH),
Ahmedabad.
Research:
An ICMR unit. |
National Institute of Virology (NIV),
Pune.
Research:
An ICMR unit. Research on viral
diseases. |
National
Research Centre on Equines (NRCE)
|
National
Research Centre on Yak (NRCYAK)
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National
Tuberculosis Institute (NTI),
Directorate General of Health
Services, ‘AVALON’ No.8, Bellary
Road, Bangalore 560 003. Phone:
3441192, 3441193, 3447951. E-mail:ntiindia@blr.vsnl.net.in
Research:
Provide training to NGOs and
Private Practitioner’s.
As NTI is a collaborative center, WHO fellows are
trained as & when the request
are made.
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Postgraduate Institute of
Medical Education and Research
Experimental Medicines
Research:
Immunopathology and Biochemsitry |
Rajendra Memorial Research
Institute of Medical Sciences (RMRIMS), Patna.
Research:
An ICMR unit. |
Tamil Nadu
Dr. M.G.R. Medical University
|
Tuberculosis Research Centre (TRC),
Chennai
Research:
An ICMR unit. |
University
of Madras,
Tamil Nadu.
Research:
Research
in Protein Research and
Biomedical Genetics. Accredited
by NAAC at five star level. |
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