The organization's high level cryo electron magnifying lens support progressed exploration and assist researchers with speeding up possible fixes, drug disclosures and diagnostics research. The office will be available to scientists in CCMB, other CSIR labs as well as specialists from different organizations, colleges, pharma and biotech organizations in the country. 

The arrangements conveyed at the new office additionally highlight a set-up of computerization and test taking care of innovation, expanding convenience and guaranteeing the most extreme measure of great information that can be gathered for each example. 

“Cryo-EM has revolutionized structural investigations of macromolecules in recent times. The installation of cryo-electron microscopes will help CCMB to explore macromolecular structures, create research knowledge base and skills for cryo-EM research in India. It will facilitate groundbreaking research and establish leadership in structural biology, enzymology, and drug discovery,” said Amit Chopra, managing director, India and South Asia, Thermo Fisher Scientific. 

The new office's innovation will empower specialists to work with tests at cryogenic temperatures, at around - 173 °C, and picture individual particles. Notwithstanding the confocal microscopy, NMR spectroscopy and x-beam diffraction offices at CCMB, the expansion of cryo-electron microscopy makes it a striking office for analysts to explore subtleties of living cells more than ever.