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Bimal K Chetri
Royal University of Bhutan Sherubtse College, Royal University of Bhutan, Pune University, India
About
Bimal K. Chetri teaches at the Department of Life Sciences, Sherubtse College, Royal University of Bhutan. De novo genome assembly • Organellar & comparative genomics • Gene family evolution • Population genomics, introgression & selection • Quantitative genetics & association mapping (GBS) • Multi-omics & single-cell analysis of plant pigment pathways (betalains) • Reproducible bioinformatics pipelines
Employment
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Royal University of Bhutan Sherubtse College Lecturer2010 - Present
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Royal University of Bhutan
Education
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Pune University, India Master2001 - 2003
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (34)
- Linking genome size to life form and community structure in a semi-natural landscape from Northeast India Save
- De Novo Plastome Analysis of Elsholtzia blanda and Comparative Insights Across the Elsholtzia Genus Save
- Ethnobotanical documentation and usage pattern of medicinal plants in the southern and southeastern foothills of Bhutan Save
- Nuclear DNA content as a genomic resource for conservation and utilization of medicinal plants in Bhutan Save
- Comparative Plastome Analysis of Apocynaceae with de novo Sequencing of Thevetia peruviana: Insights into Evolution and Phylogeny Save
- De Novo Plastome Assembly and Comparative Genomics of Elatostema lineolatum var. major: Insights into Urticaceae Orthologs, Phylogeny, and Comparative Analysis of 242 Plastomes Save
- Insights into cucurbitaceae mitogenomes: gene length variation, correlation features, and phylogenetic relationship Save
- Plastome genomics of the crop wild relative Thladiantha cordifolia illuminates the evolution and phylogeny of the gourd family (Cucurbitaceae) Save
- De Novo Sequencing of Drymaria villosa and Comparative Analysis of Plastome in Caryophyllaceae Across 23 Species Save
- De novo plastome assembly of Cymbopogon bhutanicus Noltie, an endemic lemon grass from Bhutan, with geospatial, comparative genomic, and phylogenetic insights Save