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          Established under UNIDO in 1983, the ICGEB is a unique, autonomous, Intergovernmental Organisation, with biotech labs in Italy, India, and South Africa.

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          Over 600 scientists work in our labs, comprising 46 groups to advance research in the Life Sciences. The labs offer a scientific environment of top international standard, cutting-edge instrumentation, specialised facilities and advanced services.

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          The ICGEB Board of Governors comprises a representative from each Member State and meets once a year.  The Scientific Council includes Nobel laureates, who support scientific activities and makes recommendations to the Board.

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          The main laboratories of the ICGEB are located in Trieste, Italy, New Delhi, India and Cape Town, South Africa, with a network of over 40 Affiliated Centres world-wide and Regional Research Centres being established in China, Panama and Sri Lanka.

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Polyomavirus, DNA virus from Papovaviridae family

Polyomavirus, DNA virus, Papovaviridae family, 3D illustration. Many of them are asymptomatic but some cause cancer, such as Merkel cell polyomavirus, leukoencephalopathy, haemorrhagic cystitis

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