Center for Bioanalytical Profiling and Scientific Research (CBPSR)
CBPSR powers cross-disciplinary biotechnology through six specialized facilities equipped for genomics, proteomics, biophysics, computational biology, and regulatory compliance.
The primary molecular diagnostic, analytical, and testing wing of CBPSR. FMTS integrates state-of-the-art genomics, mass spectrometry-driven proteomics, advanced stem cell and organoid culture, and comprehensive microbiological testing to provide end-to-end biological solutions from basic discovery to therapeutic assay validation.
Division of Genomic Sciences (DGS)
Specializes in all aspects of nucleic acid analysis. Provides a comprehensive suite of services including foundational Sanger sequencing, high-throughput Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) for genomics, transcriptomics, and epigenomics, genotyping services, and precise quantification via qPCR and ddPCR.
Division of Proteomic & Protein Engineering (DPPE)
Focuses on all aspects of protein science. This division designs, expresses, and purifies recombinant proteins, performs deep proteomic analysis using mass spectrometry to identify, quantify, and characterize proteins and their modifications, and conducts standard protein analysis.
Laboratory for Cellular & Regenerative Research (LCRR)
The core group for all cell-based assays and research. It provides services for cell line authentication, safety and toxicity testing, advanced cell analysis via flow cytometry and high-content screening, and develops complex biological models like organoids.
Microbial Technologies Division (MTD)
Manages all microbiological and fermentation services. This division identifies microbes, analyzes their communities through metagenomics, assesses antimicrobial efficacy, studies microbial behaviors like biofilm formation, and develops optimized fermentation processes.
Advancing agricultural yields, crop resilience, and biological sustainability through cutting-edge plant genomics, pathogen diagnostic surveillance, metabolomic profiling, and ecological insect pest management strategies designed for climate-adaptive agriculture.
Division of AgriGenomics and Crop Innovation (DAGCI)
Concentrates on the genetic and metabolic aspects of plants. This division provides plant species identification, GMO testing services, and advanced metabolomic profiling to understand plant biochemistry.
Plant Health and Resistance Research Unit (PHRRU)
Dedicated to the diagnosis and management of plant diseases. It isolates and identifies plant pathogens, screens for resistance to agrochemicals, and investigates host-pathogen interactions.
Entomology and Pest Management Unit (EPMU)
Focuses on the study and management of insect pests. This unit provides insect identification services, evaluates the efficacy of insecticides, studies insect behavior, and develops novel pest control strategies.
Elucidating chemical structures, molecular composition, and material interfaces. FCMS combines high-field analytical spectroscopy, custom organic and peptide synthesis, targeted drug delivery nanostructures, and atomic-scale surface characterization.
Division of Analytical Chemistry (DAC)
The central facility for chemical characterization. It utilizes a wide array of spectroscopic and chromatographic techniques (HPLC, GC-MS, NMR, FTIR, ICP-MS, XRD) to elucidate chemical structures and perform quantitative analysis.
Division of Synthetic Chemistry (DSC)
Responsible for creating novel molecules. This division offers custom synthesis of organic compounds and peptides, and develops modern, efficient chemical processes.
Division of Nanotechnology (DNT)
Focuses on the design and application of nanomaterials. It synthesizes various types of nanoparticles, develops nano-formulations for targeted delivery, and conducts in-vitro nano-toxicity assessments.
Unit of Nanomaterials Characterization (UNC)
Specializes in the physical characterization of nanoscale materials, measuring critical properties like particle size, surface charge, morphology (TEM/SEM), and surface area.
Mapping the physical foundations of biological macromolecular assemblies through integrative structural biology, single-molecule force spectroscopy, dynamic protein scattering, and high-speed super-resolution live-cell fluorescence imaging.
Division of Molecular Biophysics and Spectroscopy (DMBS)
Studies the structure and function of biomolecules. This division employs techniques like CD, SPR, and ITC and utilizes high-resolution structural biology methods (Cryo-EM, X-ray Crystallography).
Unit of Structural Dynamics and Theoretical Biology (USDTB)
Focuses on the dynamic nature of biomolecules in solution. It uses techniques like HDX-MS and SAXS to understand protein conformational changes and flexibility.
Unit for Biomechanical Analysis and Nanointeractions (UBANI)
Probes the physical and mechanical properties of biological samples at the nanoscale using Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) and rheometry.
Unit for Biophysical Imaging and Computation (UBIC)
The core facility for advanced light microscopy (confocal, super-resolution) and expert digital image analysis services to extract quantitative data.
Translating multi-omics biological data into actionable predictive models, novel therapeutic targets, and high-throughput computational workflows through machine learning, molecular dynamics simulations, biostatistics, and structural bioinformatics.
Division of Computational Biology and Systems Modeling (DCBSM)
Performs high-level analysis of complex biological datasets. This division analyzes transcriptomic data, performs pathway and network analysis, and conducts Genome-Wide Association Studies (GWAS).
Division of Bioinformatics and Algorithm Development (DBAD)
Develops the computational tools and workflows needed for biological data analysis. It builds custom, automated pipelines and performs specialized analyses like phylogenetics.
Division of Structural Bioinformatics and Molecular Simulations (DSBMS)
Utilizes computational methods to predict and simulate the behavior of biomolecules, including protein structure prediction, molecular docking, virtual screening, and molecular dynamics.
Unit of High-Performance Genomics and AI (UHPGAI)
Manages the primary analysis of raw genomic data (variant calling, annotation) and leverages Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to build predictive models.
Unit of Data Science in Life Systems (UDSLS)
Serves as a cross-functional data integration hub, providing statistical analysis, data visualization, and advanced data mining expertise.
Managing the complete lifecycle of biotechnology innovations from cGMP method validation and ICH stability testing to regulatory filing strategy, IP landscape evaluation, and techno-economic process scale-up consulting.
Division of Quality Assurance and Validation (DQAV)
Oversees all quality control and validation activities. It validates analytical methods (e.g., ICH), performs routine QC testing on bio-products, and manages comprehensive stability testing programs.
Division of Regulatory Strategy and Compliance (DRSC)
Navigates the complex landscape of scientific and product regulation. It reviews technical documents for regulatory compliance, provides strategic advice, and conducts intellectual property searches.
Unit of Product Development and Commercialization (UPDC)
Evaluates the commercial potential of new technologies and products. It performs detailed technoeconomic assessments to determine process feasibility and cost, and conducts market analysis.
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