ranjeetsingh www.Oncodecipher.org A cancer Research group ranjeet@oncodecipher.org http://sysborg2.osdd.net/ A system Biology initiative For mycrobacterium Tuberculosis.Mr Student Ranjeet SinghBiotechnology




  • Name:

    Student Ranjeet Singh

  • Institution:

    www.Oncodecipher.org
    A cancer Research group
    ranjeet@oncodecipher.org

    http://sysborg2.osdd.net/
    A system Biology initiative For mycrobacterium Tuberculosis.

  • Position:

    Project Developer

  • Location:

    Bangalore India

  • Field of Science:

    Biotechnology

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    • About my Work: 




      · Graduate in Biotechnology from Bangalore University.with majors including-
      Gnetic engineering,Bioinformatics, Quantitative Methods in Biology,Genetics and Immunology,Microbial Biotechnology, Recombinant DNA Technology, Biodiversity and Systematics, Large-Scale Manufacturing Processes, Applications of Biotechnology in Agriculture and Health, Animal and Plant Development, Techniques in Genetic Engineering

      · Research training at the Chemiinformatics Unit From Bioteck park Lucknow

      ·Research Training in the Bioinformatics From Birla Institute of scientific Research jaipur,Rajasthan.

      · Research Training in the Microbial technology department at Amity Institute Of technology-Noida

    • Projects: 


      *.Project Cancer August 2010 - Present
      Scientific Advisor, Technical Consultant
      http://pc.informer.org.in (Core)
      http://atlasgeneticsoncology.org
      http://oncodecipher.org
      *.Project Connect 2 Decode (OSDD)
      A system Biology initiative For mycrobacterium Tuberculosis.
      Annotator,Quality Controller-QC unit
      http://c2d.osdd.net/
      http://sysborg2.osdd.net/Worked on project entitled “TBGO (Gene Ontology)of Mycobacterium tuberculosis” supported by the Open Source Drug Discovery(OSDD) CSIR Incubated programme on December 2009 in Team TBGO & IPW(Pathway formation Team). The project involved re-annotation of the Mtb and performed intensive sequence analysis for gene prediction. Finally, selected as one of the best annotators from among the over 800 researchers and successfully annotated 105 Mtb genes and finally attended ‘on-site phase’workshop (C2DJamboree) of C2D annotation project in April 2010 in Delhi, India.

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      The mission
      To carry out Innovative Research Work in biological sciences,in molecular biology focusing post-genomic experimental approaches and bioinformatics.

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