The Cell Culture Lab serves as a cornerstone for advancing research activities and enhancing research quality, providing researchers with a versatile platform for in vitro studies across selective cell lines and diverse cellular lineages. This facility not only facilitates substantial research diversification but also ensures flexibility in research endeavors. Additionally, it opens avenues for commercial exploitation by generating and preserving cell lines for external collaborators.
The lab caters to a spectrum of research areas, including stem cell research, cancer cell lines, pluripotent undifferentiated cell lines, as well as cytotoxic drug preparations and oxidative stress studies. Equipped with specialized facilities such as Laminar flow hoods, CO2 incubators, inverted microscope, centrifuges, and other essential facilities, this facility stands as a hub for cutting-edge cell culture research.
The Biochemistry Lab is equipped with essential devices, including clinical and super-speed centrifuges, micro-ultracentrifuge, UV and fluorescence spectrophotometers, and gel electrophoresis tools. It delves into Signal Transduction, Membranes and Transport Mechanisms, Regulation of Gene Expression, Cell Biology, Protein Structure and Dynamics.
This facility aids in analyzing effective compounds of medicinal herbs, exploring the antioxidant, anticancer, and antifungal effects of locally grown herbs. Furthermore, it delves into the study of cancer cells, sensitization, and the induction of cell death in drug-resistant cancer cells.
The Immunology and Histology Lab is a hub for the diverse and growing discipline of immunology, focusing on tissues, cells, and molecules involved in host defense mechanisms. Equipped with advanced techniques such as ELISA, and western blot, the lab investigates the development and function of immune cells, cytokines, cytokine receptors, and signaling in the immune system.
The lab plays a pivotal role in understanding how the body defends itself against diseases and what occurs when these defense mechanisms falter. Its comprehensive approach contributes to advancements in immunological research and fosters a deeper understanding of the intricacies of the immune system.
The Microbiology Lab stands as a crucial hub for exploring the fascinating realm of microorganisms. Equipped with cutting-edge technology, this facility enables researchers to delve into microbial diversity, genetics, and interactions. The lab plays a pivotal role in infectious disease studies, antibiotic resistance research, and the development of innovative therapeutic strategies. Specialized equipment, including autoclaves, incubators, and safety cabinets, facilitates a wide range of microbiological experiments. From microbial isolation to growth studies, the lab provides a versatile platform for researchers to explore microbial physiology and biochemistry.
The Microbiology Lab contributes significantly to our understanding of the microscopic world, addressing challenges posed by infectious diseases and advancing scientific knowledge across related disciplines.
The Molecular Biology Lab serves as a crucible for unraveling the fundamental essence of life and formulating theories applicable across various scientific disciplines. It is furnished with state-of-the-art facilities for extracting genetic material (DNA) from diverse sources, ranging from serum and tissue samples to cancerous tumors. The lab employs advanced tools like Thermal cycler PCR and real-time PCR, Electrophoresis equipment, cooling centrifuges, and spectrophotometers to study changes in genetic material (DNA and RNA).
This lab aims to contribute to mainstream biology, medicine, and environmental protection by studying differential gene expressions in various diseases. Its findings have practical applications, shaping our understanding of biological functions and paving the way for advancements in real-life scenarios.