Biotechnology Research Center
Description
The Center for Biotechnology Research (CIBIO) aims to support companies and institutions in the local environment through applied biotechnology research, using molecular biology and bioinformatics tools in strategic development areas such as medicine, agriculture, agribusiness, and genetic resource conservation.
Research lines
Molecular adaptation to climate change: study of biological mechanisms in response to environmental stress such as droughts and floods.
Applied omics and meta-omics: bioinformatic and genomic analysis of associated biological processes.
Disease transmission: bioinformatic and genomic analysis of associated biological processes.
Biological data and environmental quality: research into the biotechnological potential of different organisms in the areas of health, agriculture, and environmental quality.
Institutional information
Creation date: February 2024
Rectoral Resolution: No UPB-RR-03/2024
Unit Director
Cesar Alejandro Perez Fernandez
Teacher - Researcher
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Recognition
Best presentation at the 14th Halophiles Congress in Oaxaca, Mexico
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Metagenomic insights into Chroococcidiopsis occurrence in halite from the Salar de Yungay, Chile.
Winners The Ultimate Bioengeenering Challenge
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A biorefrigerator for vaccine cold storage in energy-scarce regions.
