Protein Chemistry & Biosensor Laboratory

07/10/2022

See you myco enthusiasts!
Tomorrow is the day 🫰

Tomorrow is the day!

We will unravel the diversity and ecology of Myxomycetes, Protozoans, and Algae! Here are the invited speakers for the event!

Want to be part of the event? Just click this link and follow the instructions: https://bit.ly/22ndPNMCC2022

See you all tomorrow at 8AM!

27/07/2022

July 26, 2022

2022 PCBL Workshop/Writeshop of the two approved projects funded by DOST-PCHRD in preparation for the Terminal Report.

22/06/2022

Sharing these E-posters from the Mycological Society of the Philippines' 23rd Annual Scientific Meeting and 2nd Virtual Symposium will be held on June 24 and 25, 2022.

Don't miss out on the fun! See you all there.
If you haven't been registered, please click the link below:

https://bit.ly/3asRBD5

18/05/2022

Come join the Mycological Society of the Philippines, Inc. 23rd Annual Scientific Meeting and 2nd Virtual Symposium on June 24-25, 2022.

Submit your abstracts now.
Visit the links below for more details.
See you!

Hello there, MycoPeeps! 👋
The Mycological Society of the Philippines, Inc. invites you to the 23rd Annual Scientific Meeting and First Virtual Symposium with the theme, “Working with Fungi in the Digital Era for a Better World." Coming to you virtually on June 24-25, 2022, co-organized by the University of Santo Tomas, Manila.

We are looking for student researchers and scientists to participate in the TH QUIMIO Best Undergraduate Thesis and E-Poster Competition. Check the details below.

Don't forget to like and share our page for future announcements. See you there!

07/12/2021

OUR FEATURED RESEARCH ASSOCIATE OF THE WEEK

Rainhart Inovejas

Rainhart C. Inovejas is currently working under the Lectin-Based Project of DOST-PCHRD supervised by Assoc. Prof Jose B. Abucay, Jr. Rain’s work focuses mainly on detecting bioactivities of bacteria isolated from naturally-fermented foods like soya, tofu, bagoong, kimchi, and the like. Rain is a product of ISU Laboratory High School in Roxas. She finished her bachelor’s degree in Biology at the Central Luzon State University in 2015 and currently taking her Master’s Degree in Biology at the same university as a DOST-ASTHRDP Scholar.

As a Protein Chemistry and Biosensor Laboratory research associate, her peers describe her as a hardworking and dedicated person. She loves the sea, enjoys working out and loves traveling.

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01/12/2021

Busy Wednesday for the Lab.

27/11/2021

Another milestone reached by one of the study leads of the Protein Chemistry and Biosensor Laboratory. We congratulate, Ms. MaryAnn Guillermo Salvador for bringing home the 2nd BEST RESEARCH PAPER AWARD during the 2021 AGENCY IN-HOUSE REVIEW held last October 29, 2021.

Presented was her research on the use of potassium as an alternative control for fall army worm which have caused loses on corn crops in Region II. Ms. Salvador was mentored by no other than Prof. Natividad C. Calpatura, PhD. Currently, Ms. Salvador is the study leader of the ISU-E PCBL project dealing with the BIOACTIVE PEPTIDES of COCONUT.

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27/11/2021

ISU-E Faculty as New Associate Members of the Nantional Research Council of the Philippines.

Three of the faculty members of ISU-E and Researchers from the Protein Chemistry and Biosensor Laboratory have been approved as New Associate Members of the NRCP. They are as follows:

1. Mr JOSE B. ABUCAY, Jr., RCh, MSc (CAS)
2. Mr SAUL M ROJAS, MSc (CA)
3. Mr. JAMES KENNARD S JACOB, MSc (CAS)

Mr. Abucay took an oath in March following Mr. Rojas last October. Mr Jacob will take oath on Monday, November 29th, during the NRCP Division V Meeting via Zoom.

25/11/2021

The Protein Chemistry and Biosensor Lab would like to congratulate Florie Querubin for bagging the 2nd BEST PAPER Award in the recently concluded CVAARD Regional Symposium held virtually last November 9&10.

Ms. Florie Querubin, together with her colleagues, Saul M. Rojas, James Kennard S. Jacob, and Jose B. Abucay, Jr, faculty members and researchers of ISU-Echague, presented their paper on ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ANTIBIOTIC-PRODUCING MARINE BACTERIA FROM STA.ANA, CAGAYAN, which aims to develop potential antimicrobials from the secondary metabolites from the isolated marine bacteria. The group is hopeful that they will be able to continue the process through the usual support of the university's research and development unit and become their stepping stone towards a bigger project.

24/11/2021

Meet the people behind the Protein Chemistry and Biosensor Laboratory of Isabela State University.

24/11/2021

24/11/2021

The Protein Chemistry & Biosensor Laboratory of Isabela State University is a core specializing in Protein Analysis and Biosensor Development. Our Mission is to support and advance protein and allied research throughout the university and the region.