Available Technologies for Licensing

BCIL offers exciting licensing opportunities for technologies in all key areas of biotechnology and lifesciences including Biotherapeutics, Vaccines, Medical devices and Diagnostics, Transgenics, Plant Varieties etc. The technologies currently available for licensing are given below:

Therapeutic candidates

• Dehydrozingerone gel for diabetic wounds
• Pyridine carboxamides as potential TB drugs
• Novel Anti-Inflammatory Peptide
• Therapeutic Composition for Quick Healing of Wounds and Associated Inflammation
• NAUROZ-A clinically validated, novel technology against Vaginosis

Diagnostics 

• Specnoscope plus – an indigenous cervical cancer screening unit
• A system for proactive diagnosis of breast cancer employing non – invasive adhesive sensor array antenna
• Detection of Toxoplasma gondii INFECTION
• Molecular Probes for Detection of Mycobacteria
• An antigen-based lateral flow assay for rapid screening  of Japanese Encephalitis Virus

Veterinary Application

• Multiplex PCR Primers for Fowl Oncogenic Viruses
• Nano Methicon formulation for external parasites ticks, and fleas

Food and Nutraceuticals 

• A Novel Liquid Whey Beverage from Fruit Pomace
• A green strategy for the development of debittered dietary fibre rich edible powder from kinnow juice industry waste
• Unlocking Prodigiosin's Economic Viability: An Economical Method for Fermentation and Application Growth
• A novel process for the production of off odour/flavor free protein hydrolysate enriched with lysine from maize gluten meal 
• A process for the development of Bio-polymer based edible coating materials from agricultural and food processing by-products
• Butter derived from the mango seed kernel

Transgenic/Cell-line

• A homologous overexpression system to study roles of drug transporters in Candida glabrata

Plant Varieties

• Three White Rust Resistant Oilseed Mustard (Brassica juncea) lines:
  • Varuna,
  • Pusa bold WRR2 and
  • Rohini WRR
• DMH-1 hybrid Mustard technology
• Improved Wheat Lines - High Amylose, High Resistant Starch & Low GI

 

Industrial Biotechnology

• Electronic waste management using eco-friendly and economical method
• Production of recombinant bovine Follicle Stimulating Hormone II
• A rechargeable cryotherapy device for treating injuries
• Modified media for cultivation of green algae
• A novel Levansucrase enzyme for efficient production of Fructo-oligosaccharide and Levan from Plant biomass derived feedstocks
• An efficient process for production of Trehalose and Trehallulose employing a novel Trehalose synthase enzyme
• A novel D-allulose-3-epimerase enzyme for efficient production of D-allulose
• Palash: A Botanical Approach to Natural Dyes
• A novel Amylosucrase enzyme for efficient production of Turanose and Arbutin from Sucrose biomass
• New algal strain for Astaxanthin: Dysmorphococcus globosus-HI
• A robust stress tolerant Saccharomyces cerevisiae strain with increased efficiency of ethanol production
• Development of genetically engineered S. cerevisiae for increased production of fatty acid ethyl ester (FAEE)
• A process for preparation of para-menthane-3,8- diols enriched citronella oil as mosquito and insect repellent

Agricultural

• Ecofriendly management of citrus greening disease
• A Portable Real-time Colorimetric Detection Device and Method of Using the Same
• Agrochemicals to increase crop productivity
• Lignin-based nano-biofertilizers and nano-biopesticides and their applications
• Crop protection by RNP complexes against bacterial diseases
• An antifungal synthetic peptide derived from osmotin protein

Nanotechnologies

• Nanoformulation for Delivery of siRNA, miRNAs, and sgRNAs
• Oral Replenishment of Iron through Synbiotic Hydrogel Formulation