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Identify the correct statements regarding the Centre of Excellence in Microbiome (CoEM) and Centre of Excellence in Nutraceuticals (CoEN).

  1. CoEM is established in collaboration with Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology (RGCB) to study unique microbiomes.
  2. CoEN focuses on developing nutraceuticals using Kerala's health heritage and biodiversity.
  3. Both centers are primarily funded by international organizations.
  4. CoEM's research is solely focused on human health.

    Aiii only

    Bi, ii

    Ciii, iv

    Dii only

    Answer:

    B. i, ii

    Read Explanation:

    • The Centre of Excellence in Microbiome (CoEM) is being set up in partnership with the Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology (RGCB).

    • Its purpose is to investigate the diverse and unique microbiomes found in animals, fish, other organisms, and humans within Kerala.

    • The Centre of Excellence in Nutraceuticals (CoEN), supported by RGCB and KSIDC, aims to develop nutraceuticals.

    • This development leverages Kerala's rich health traditions and biodiversity, with applications anticipated in the pharmaceutical sector.

    • These initiatives highlight Kerala's commitment to research and development in specialized biological and health-related fields.


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