Manipal Institute of Regenerative Medicine

Manipal Institute of Regenerative Medicine Dedicated to student alumni of ''Old MIRM'' and all the new aspiring students of stem cells. Interactive forum to share information about stem cells.

19/10/2016
15/06/2016

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16/10/2015

Surrogacy widely discussed medical technique not regulates in India. India and other third world countries like Philippines etc has become favourite destination for surrogacy. Health ministry and women commission has sent a proposal to govt. to bring law to ban NRI's and Indian origin people to have babies through surrogacy. Recently there are couple of incidents reported related to surrogacy. So some basic details of it.
Surrogacy is of two types, one traditional or complete surrogacy second gestational surrogacy. Traditional surrogacy is not new practice, it got mention in Babylonean scriptures. Here infertile woman(unable to reproduce, or couple who were not having babies), to avoid getting divorced can give permission (or helplessness) to husband to have baby of his own from another woman. In Indian ancient tradition similar practices were widely in use. (Niyoga can be considered as a type of traditional surrogacy, here infertile husband gives permission to wife to have babies from other men). As progeny(children) are considered as torch bearers of ancestry having kids(specially boy) to continue the family/ancestry was important so all these practices were adopted. In traditional surrogacy surrogate mother is genetically related to the baby.

Gestational surrogacy is resultant of modern medical advancements. Here couples who are unable to reproduce or unable to carry pregnancy or don't want to carry pregnancy(because of work, or don't want to suffer pain, or beauty conscious) or homosexual couples(last two are recent addition) etc seeking a healthy women(surrogate mother) to carry pregnancy on their behalf with or without contract(monetary allowances). Healthly couples facing danger of carrying pregnancy through IVF technique fertilize egg and s***m in laboratory condition and implant it into surrogate mother and after delivery and after initial nourishment get the baby. (Khan's of bollywood got babies like this), in another type where surrogate mother's ovum(egg) is artificially fertilized by recipient male's(recipient female egg has some medical related issue) s***m and implant in the recipient female and get baby(surrogate egg or mitochondria donor).
Traditional surrogacy is not followed widely but gestational surrogacy is widely used.

Complications- pregnancy related problems and death of baby or surrogate mother, their responsibility? when surrogate mother develops attachment with baby ( it's natural) and refuse to give baby to the official recipients how to solve? Baby delivered has any physical of mental abnormalities then recipients refuse to receive baby who will take care baby? Surrogate mother claiming rights over the baby and his/her property in future(or babies born from surrogacy find their birth secret and emotional sufferings or trying to find surrogate mothers and develop affection what will happen then? Moral questions like will the non-biological mother (recipient) can show same love and care to the surrogate baby like her own real baby(because it will be as good as adopting a baby), without enjoying(I don't know, just heard) motherhood(pregnancy and initial nourishment of baby) will that female can become good mother?recent demands of recipients for their particulates caste/religion/faith/diet donors Etc..

Keeping this in mind govt. must bring surrogacy into the ambit of law. Regulate the procedure and help the surrogate mothers to protect their rights and recipients from exploitation. Sterility is a type of natural control on growing human population I think, so how far it is right for the sterile couple to have baby? I am not sure, but it's natural urge and affection so no one can deny the right of couple to have baby. But there are numerous orphans for adoption, they are similar to the babies born from surrogacy (just that genetic material will be foreign). So govt. first bring surrogacy into law, then regulate then can think of ban or promotion.

05/09/2014
16/07/2013

Guys, can anyone update on the new campus. It's location and some pictures if possible.
Thanks

04/04/2013

Guys, does anybody have the current email address of Dr. Pawan Kumar Gupta? I need to contact him for something important!

06/12/2012
04/12/2012

Any one has photos of new campus please upload

30/10/2012

Scope of regenerative medicine and stem cell biology is immense in India. However it’s still in its early stages. The type of curriculum and practical exposure it builds a good platform for one’s research career. “
Mr. Ashish Ranjan: 2007 Batch

“Great exposure to ongoing research. The institute placed their students in premier institutes for their project work.”
Mr.Kartikeyan.V: 2007 Batch

“This college is a place where people with a zeal to learn will be encouraged. The college has excellent facilities to support every experiment. This college has taught me to think and innovate.”
Ms. Keerthi Bodupally : 2007 Batch

“Improvement in any phase of science comes with thorough understanding of concepts through disciplined research. MIRM excels in giving its students equal cognitive exposure to various techniques which extensively help in understanding ‘stem cell’ science better.”
Mr.Nicholas Rajan : 2007 Batch

“We get good faculty and facilities to enhance our research skills. The faculty members help us to improve our knowledge and develop interest in this field. It has a pleasant environment for studies. It has all the modern facilities and well-equipped laboratory with equipment that are of international class. Our library contains good books. That is to say, MIRM is the place to study masters and it plays a key role in preparing young scientists of this country in stem cells.”
Mr.Krushk.AV : 2nd Year Student
“Personally Manipal University off shore campus – Bangalore, was not my first choice of college to study at. I was encouraged to come here by my father. Initially I was apprehensive and slightly disappointed that I had to come here instead of being able to study at my hometown itself. However the longer I was here, I realized that MIRM started to grow on to me. This place has taught me so much in such a short time. Having come here and meeting new people from so many walks of life helped me to have a different outlook on life. The most important point that makes MIRM so amazing is the wonderful lecturers here who not only impart knowledge to us but also take the effort to help us out if we need or are suffering from any personal issues. The teaching here is more personalized and we as students feel like we are well looked after and it helps to make this place almost like a second home. Leaving MIRM has brought about mixed feelings for me. I am happy to be heading home but I will be sad to be leaving MIRM as I had many wonderful experiences here. As for my overall opinion, MIRM to me is an amazing place to study as everything is easily available and there is a study environment here that promotes studying. I would definitely suggest this place as a first choice place to study Regenerative Medicine”
Student – 1st passed out batch

“It has always been prestigious to be able to study in a University like Manipal University. But upon my arrival at Bangalore for the very first time, I realized MIRM had more than just prestige to offer its students. Studying in MIRM has allowed me to experience the best of both worlds. With an approachable teaching faculty, a very conducive and safe campus environment and student-friendly and easily accessible facilities, MIRM has definitely emerged as one of the leading college and I am honoured to be given the chance to further my studies in one of the very best.
Student of first passed out batch
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