The current goals of our research group are to produce frozen Brahman embryos derived from Ovum Pick-Up (OPU) and in vitro fertilization (IVF) techniques. The frozen embryos are thawed and immediately transferred into the synchronized recipients. Embryo transfer (ET) is Read More …
Our Protein Structure and Proteomics (PSP) Laboratory has a long interest in research to elucidate structural conformation and functional mechanism of insect larvicidal proteins derived from Bacillus thruringiensis. We have applied spectroscopic and biophysical techniques to trace conformational transition and Read More …
The research interests include the development of new synthetic methods and their application in synthesis of bioactive natural products, particularly in the areas of peptide chemistry and catalysis. In collaboration with Prof. Jitladda Sakdapipanich, our focus is also on natural Read More …
The goal of our group is to achieve sustainable agriculture by improving the quality and quality of crops production through different approaches. Several specific research projects are listed below: Genome project of cassava and rubber tree .These project aim to develop Read More …
Methodology has been developed for estimation of population size and study of social behavior of wild elephants in Salak Phra Wildlife Sanctuary, Kanchanaburi Province, using non-invasive sampling of microsatellite markers from DNA.Two Ph.D. students have recently developed a sufficient number Read More …
Our research goal is to study the control of gene expression in microalgae, in order to improve the productivity of these organisms. Microalgae produce valuable molecules ranging from therapeutic proteins to biofuels. Microalgae are unique because they have the ability Read More …
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