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Dr. Krishna Dronamraju Delivers the Darwin Lecture at Osmania University

Dr. Krishna Dronamraju Delivers the Darwin Lecture at Osmania University

HOUSTON: President of the Houston-based Genetics Foundation, Dr. Krishna Dronamraju, recently delivered the Darwin Lecture at Osmania University in Hyderabad. The topic of the lecture is the relationship between disease and evolution. Darwin himself proposed how natural selection acts as a selective agent for maintaining certain diseases and disabilities in human populations. Prof. J.B.S. Haldane […]

Dr. Dronamraju Delivers Opening Address in Shanghai, China

Dr. Dronamraju Delivers Opening Address in Shanghai, China

Dr. Krishna Dronamraju, President of the Foundation for Genetic Research in Houston, delivered the opening address at the Third Conference on Biomarkers and Clinical Applications in Shanghai, China. The conference was organized by the Shanghai Biotechnological Institute from 16 to 18 October. In a review of wide ranging list of Biomarkers and their Medical Applications, […]

3rd International Conference on Genomics and Pharmacogenomics

3rd International Conference on Genomics and Pharmacogenomics

HOUSTON:  In his opening address to the Conference, Dr. Krishna Dronamraju reviewed the latest information on Human Gene Therapy. The earliest cases which were successfully treated were two young girls who suffered from the auto-immune disease, Adenosine Deminase Deficiency (ADA), which left them susceptible to various bacterial and virus infections. The pioneers who treated them […]

Plenary Address to the Indian Science Congress in Mumbai, by Dr. Krishna Dronamraju

Plenary Address to the Indian Science Congress in Mumbai,  by Dr. Krishna Dronamraju

Biodiversity of our planet consists of the sum total of all life, including all species of plants, animals including humans, and various microorganisms, and microscopic life and all biota in their total genomic variants. Certain areas of planet earth are designated as Biodiversity “hot spots” – 35 areas qualify as hotspots. They represent just 2.3% of Earth’s […]