Ena Ray Banerjee Knihy

Focusing on the interdisciplinary nature of Translational Outcomes Research, this book explores its significance across various fields, including Life and Health Sciences and Materials Sciences. It highlights the role of fundamental research in drug discovery, featuring chapters on innovative camelid antibodies and functional foods. The text provides a comprehensive overview of translational research, detailing preclinical disease models and their applications. It concludes by emphasizing the importance of Bio Green technology and the collaboration between academia, industry, and clinics for sustainable practices.

Focusing on the preservation of biodiversity, this book emphasizes the importance of heritage archives in understanding Earth's history through various scientific methods, including molecular taxonomy and DNA barcoding. It advocates for an environmentally sustainable approach to bioresource generation while raising public awareness about conservation. The narrative is enriched by the restoration of a century-old zoological museum in Kolkata, which serves as a teaching center for Zooarcheology, combining efforts from students, scholars, and private donations to foster education and research.

Focusing on preclinical murine models, this book presents in-depth studies on inflammation, shedding light on human stem cell culture and differentiation. It explores innovative combination cultures that enhance immunity, providing valuable insights for researchers and practitioners in the field of immunology and stem cell research.

Innovative interdisciplinary approaches are at the forefront of this compilation, which delves into translational research outcomes in life sciences and biomedicine. The studies emphasize biodiversity exploration and green technology to address complex challenges. Featuring various techniques and models, the book serves as a practical guide for researchers in both academia and industry, while also offering valuable insights into fundamental research.

Focusing on the dynamic nature of cells, the book explores the critical role of stem cells and their niches in regeneration and tissue repair. It discusses the synthesis of hematopoietic and non-hematopoietic progenitors in bone marrow and their migration to various tissues. The text highlights the importance of progenitors as reserves for tissue regeneration, detailing their mechanisms of differentiation and mobilization. Additionally, it provides insights into research methodologies and concepts in Regenerative Medicine, aiming to engage a broad audience beyond just biologists.