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India-US trade deal in final stages, opens new phase in ties: Jaishankar

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By Tista Ghosh
| Inshorts Verified
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Bird flu’s deadly return: Are we flying blind into the next pandemic?

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By Tista Ghosh, Oscar Chen, Sera Choi, Clara Seong
| KevinMD.com
Scientists have known about bird flu (H5N1) for decades as a virus that primarily affects birds. Until suddenly, one day, it didn’t. In March 2024, H5N1 showed up somewhere very unexpected—in dairy cows in Texas (and their milk). And then, the virus started jumping to other mammals—goats, domestic cats, and even dolphins—and to humans who interacted with these animals.
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A novel molecular sexing method for Greater One-horned Rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis) for reliable demographic assessments

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By Tista Ghosh, AMIT SHARMA, amit sharmA, Samrat Mondol, Shrewshree Kumar
| BioRxiv
Abstract Accurate assessment of demographic parameters is crucial for conserving endangered species. The Greater One-horned Rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis), a sexually monomorphic species, lacks a validated molecular sexing protocol for diverse biological samples. This study established a multi-marker molecular sexing protocol using blood, tissue, horn, and dung samples from all wild populations in India.
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