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"We are truly honored to receive this recognition from TSSIA at their 47th AGM. 🌱 This award celebrates our commitment to the 'Go Green' philosophy and protecting the environment, which is at the heart of what we do at Micromaster Laboratories Pvt Ltd. Thank you to TSSIA for this acknowledgment, and here's to continuing our journey toward sustainability and success. Together, we can make a difference! 🌍💚 #GoGreen #Sustainability #MicromasterLabs #EnvironmentalProtection #TSSIA #Award #CommitmentToExcellence"

"Believe it or not, the Influenza outbreak in 1918 killed more people than in World War I. WWI claimed an estimated 16 million lives, while the epidemic claimed an estimated 50 million people. The Flu severely affected 25% of the U.S. population, cutting the average life expectancy by 12 years." Read more: https://lnkd.in/gSxuU5H7

The most robust microorganism can withstand extreme levels of radiation. Called Deinococcus Radiodurans, this bacteria's sturdiness is credited to its highly efficient protection against proteome damage. Proteome ensures cell recovery from radiation damage by repairing disintegrated DNA. This bacterium can also survive acids, vacuum exposure, and lack of water. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gSxuU5H7

Join Our Growing Team! Micromaster Laboratories is hiring Area Sales Managers in multiple cities across India and a Back Office Executive for our Thane office. Be part of a company that’s been innovating in microbiology for 25 years. Ready to make an impact in the pharma, research, and analytical industries? Apply today and grow with us! #Hiring #JoinOurTeam #MicromasterCareers #Microbiology

🔬 Monthly Research Highlight: Autotrophic Yeast 🌱 Researchers have engineered yeast capable of synthesizing its own carbon compounds! This could have "a wide range of applications where yeast strains engineered for production of different chemicals can be converted to use CO2 as a carbon source" and have an impact on production of many chemicals and pharmaceuticals. Stay tuned as we bring you the latest advancements in microbiology every month! 📖 Read the full study: [Nature Communications] (https://lnkd.in/dRh6UGJA) #MicrobiologyMatters #ResearchSpotlight #InnovationInBiotech

In 1887, Dmitri Ivanovsky was sent to Ukraine and Bessarabia to investigate a disease damaging Tobacco plants. Three years later, he was sent to Crimea for a similar reason. Through Chamberland filters, Ivanovsky found an "extremely small infectious agent" caused the disease. In 1898, Dutch scientist Martinus Beijerinck carried out a similar experiment and found a new infectious agent he named a "virus." Still, he and Ivanovsky mistook it for a toxin produced by bacteria. It wasn't until the invention of electron microscopes in the 1950s that they discovered the true nature of viruses. Read more: https://lnkd.in/d4e5rn82

🎉 A Milestone Worth Celebrating: 25 Years of Micromaster Laboratories Pvt Ltd ! 🧫💡 As we celebrate 25 incredible years, we extend our deepest gratitude to our clients, business partners, and the amazing Micromaster team. Your trust and collaboration have been the pillars of our journey. Together, we’ve advanced microbiology, fostered innovation, and made significant strides in pharma, research, and diagnostics. Here’s to the past 25 years of excellence and the bright future ahead! #25YearsOfMicromaster #Gratitude #MicromasterJourney #MicrobiologyInnovation

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It has been a common misconception that bacteria in our body outnumber our human cells 10 to 1. While it is true that there may be more microbes in our bodies than in human cells, the proportion is incorrect. According to Prof Rob Knight from the University of California in San Diego, the current estimate is 43% human cells, and microbes dominate the rest. But since these microorganisms are smaller, their total mass is estimated at around 200g, making us 99.7% human by weight. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gSxuU5H7

We're coming to the All India Expo Center, #Delhi, with CPHI PMEC. Come see us at the India Pavilion, Stall IP91. Are you going to be there too? We'd love to meet your team or visit your stall! #businessgrowth #internationalexhibition #indiaexhibition #microbiology