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Experiome Inc organised a 2-day workshop on "Hands-on Practical Experience in Molecular Biology Techniques" under the aegis of RR Institute of Modern Technology, Lucknow on June 7-8, 2002.
The students performed plasmid isolation, RNA isolation and agarose gel electrophoresis.
Dr (Major) Neerja Masih delivered the Guest Lecture. The students were awarded certificates after the successful completion of the workshop.
Team Experiome would like to thank Dr Dheerendra Kumar, HoD Biotechnology, RRGI.
Team Experiome is highly grateful to the management of RRGI for providing this opportunity.

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