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What's up?! @Whytamin lab

Latest publication: Aniket, Shashank and Amrita's work ''Synthesis of 5,6-substituted benzimidazoles and their evaluation as potential intermediates in the anaerobic vitamin B12 biosynthesis pathway'' is published in Chemical Communications. Congratulations Aniket, Shashank and Amrita!​ ​ ​ Whytamin lab at SABIC 2024 ​ Aniket delivered a talk on "How vitamin B12 and other cobamide cofactors are made: Mechanistic exploration to understand diversity "

We explore the chemical space in biology using vitamins.

Vitamin biosynthesis as a tool to

understand  the chemistry of

microbial world

           Our lab focuses on exploring the vast chemical

           space that exists within biological systems,

           especially in the microbial world, using the        

           tools of mechanistic enzymology, analytical

           chemistry, and genetics.

​           Microbes have evolved over billions of years

           to thrive  in varied environmental niches that

           is facilitated by a staggering range of diverse

           metabolic reactions and the production of a rich

           repertoire of biomolecules. Hazra lab wishes

           to investigate the genetic pathways and

           molecular and enzymatic mechanisms involved

           in the metabolism and the cross-talk within

           microbial systems.

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