Hey Kavya

Manipal Institute of Regenerative Medicine offers MSc in stem cell technology and regenerative biology .

Course duration - It is a two years post graduate program.  Two years curriculum includes guest lectures, from international and National conferences, six months mini project and six months project work, workshop on stem cell techniques.

Eligibility criteria - The student must have obtained bachelor degree in life science, mbbs, bds,BE or Biotechnical course with at least one subject from biological science from any government recognized Institute with minimum 60% marks.

Enteance exam - The aspirants will have to appear for MET ( Manipal Entrance Test) for getting admission to MSc in stem cell technology and regenerative biology  course. It was previously known as MU OET ( Manipal University Online Entrance Test)

Fees - Fees for the course is 6,82,000

Career options - After getting master's degree students can apply for phD program. The  masters degree holders get best career opputunitues in pharmaceutical  industry,  biotechnical  companies , hospitals and clinics.

Candidate's also can work as researchers in companies like JNCASR, NCBS ,IISC and abroad universities too.

To know more  you may refer the following link

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/manipal-institute-of-regenerative-medicine-bengaluru/msc-stem-cell-technology-and-regenerative-biology-course

Hello,

It would not be tough to get work overseas if you attended prestigious universities like the IIMs.

However, graduating from typical B-Schools might not automatically land you a job overseas. In order to build a respectable profile that would be acceptable to international firms, you might need to work in India for a while.

MNCs employ individuals from Indian B-Schools, although often for jobs located within India. They only employ professionals for nations like Singapore, China, Indonesia, etc. from the best B-Schools.

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Hello there

It's a very complex career choice and also very unique for those who want to make a difference in the field of of medical sciences.

As you must be knowing that regenerative medicines involves the use of scientific research for the creation of functional tissues for the requirement and also for the replacement of the parts of the body which is damaged by disease or by any incident.

As this field is expanding very fastly so there are various career choices in it like as:

• Tissue engineer
• Nanotechnologist
• Geneticist
• Bioethicist

And much more....

To know more about the fields and career options you can refer the link I am attaching below:

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.careers360.com/courses/regenerative-medicine-course&ved=2ahUKEwiR9dmm2Zz1AhUGSWwGHcqmAbAQFnoECA4QAQ&usg=AOvVaw1plbkfQ_hdoAJyg36fH1aR

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Hello,

Hope you are doing great!

A thorn is a modified stem and can be recognized  because it is subtended by a leaf . In Alluaudia, each pair of leaves subtends a thorn. A spine is a sharp pointed structure that is a modified leaf or stipule. Thorns are actually modified axillary buds or terminal buds possessing vascular supply.

Usually thorns are present in plants which live in desert areas. In desert areas the availability of water is very low. Only in night time the place will be cool in deserts so the plants should absorb only the moisture and grow. in order to avoid water loss that is transpiration, the stems are modified into thorns in some plants which live in desert areas and that's because to avoid water loss through transpiration.

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Dear student,

I am afraid that BHMS graduate can not pursue the career to be a stem cell therapist as the eligibility criteria are,

The common misconception about the field of Stem Cell Therapy is that having a foundational degree in Regenerative Medicine is needed to pursue a career in it. Since the specialization is offered at the master’s level, all you need to do is to study any of the Life Science courses at the bachelor’s level.

• You can pursue a master’s degree in Regenerative Medicine after BSc, BPharma, BSc Biotechnology, BDS, BVSc, MBBS , etc.
• If you have a strong understanding of Bio-medicine, you are a suitable candidate for the specialization courses.
• While Australia, Europe, the US, and the UK are pioneering the research in the domain, the universities in there are a perfect place to study the highly specialized course.
• A degree from a reputed university is set to guarantee you a successful career as a Stem Cell Therapist.

Role of a stem cell therapist:

• As a Stem Cell Therapist, you can either work as a medical practitioner or as a researcher or scientist.
• You will be carrying out stem cell treatments and advising patients on the topical applications of stem cell-related medicines.
• Further, throughout the course of the treatment, you will be required to check its impact on treating the issue, any side effects, and follow-up with the patients to ensure that they have successfully recovered.
• As a Stem Cell Scientist or Researcher, you will be working on the research and development of possible treatments and medicines.
• You will be focusing on analysing how stem cells can transform into the body’s tissues and then manipulating the conditions accordingly to grow cells for usable organs and tissues and carrying out suitable experiments on finding the right treatments for cell division ailments such as cancer or birth defects, etc.

The top universities in India for Stem Cell Therapy:

1. Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru
2. Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB) Hyderabad
3. Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
4. National Centre for Biological Science (NCBS), Bengaluru
5. National Institute of Nutrition and National Institute of Immunology
6. National institute for Research in Reproductive Health, Mumbai
7. Manipal Institute of Regenerative Medicine (MIRM), Bengaluru
8. National Centre for Cell Science (NCCS), Pune

Hello Student

According to me in the situation of corona pandemic you have to study in MS specialisation Genetic immunology, pathology, Virology, vaccine biology, bioinformatics, drug design development, cancer biology, genetics, recombinant DNA, stem cell biology.

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Hi,

opium poppy, (Papaver somniferum), flowering plant of the family Papaveraceae, native to Turkey. Opium, morphine, codeine, and heroin are all derived from the milky latex found in its unripe seed capsule. It is also grown for its tiny nonnarcotic ripe seeds, which are kidney-shaped and grayish blue to dark blue; the seeds are used in bakery products and for seasoning, oil, and birdseed .

The opium poppy is an annual plant and can reach about 1–5 metres (3–16 feet) tall. It has lobed or toothed silver-green foliage and bears blue-purple or white flowers some 13 cm (5 inches) wide. Red-flowered and double and semidouble strains have been developed as garden ornamentals. The seeds are borne in a spherical capsule topped by a disk formed by the stigmas of the flower; the seeds escape from pores beneath the disk when the capsule is shaken by the wind.

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Hi,

I guess you mean to ask about the roots that originate from the base of the stem. These type of roots are fount in monocots (that is the seeds which have a single cotyledon, these types of plants are called monocotyledonous plants) and in ferns. These are thin and moderately branching roots growing from the stem. These type of roots are called fibrous roots.

I hope this helped you.