Mycology

Researchers at the Functional Genomics Laboratory, Translational Health Science and Technology Institute, have isolated Vagococcus fluvialis from wastewater and successfully sequenced its complete genome. The study uncovers key insights into the organism’s genetic architecture, including potential virulence factors and antimicrobial resistance genes, underscoring its relevance to public health and environmental monitoring.



Dr Jitendra Singh

http://nfcci.aripune.org/training.php

NFCCI-Agharkar Research Institute Fungi are important in the biosphere and greatly contribute to the biological variation in nature. They are the largest group of organisms in number on Earth next only to insects. Various applications of fungi necessitates germplasm conservation of wild strains, mutants and recombinants that has a v...