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Rumaisa Rashid
Designation: Women scientist (DHR-HRD)
rumaisarashid54@gmail.com
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I am passionate in exploring various aspects in gynecology and obstetrics. My research is focused on ovarian biology in particular to PCOS and its different management strategies. The gynecological PCOS is prevalent in the reproductive ages women even in adolescent. Multiple genes and comorbidities, identification of enriched pathways associated with PCOS and various therapeutic approaches for its management using varied rat/mouse models are being explored at the preclinical level.
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Satish Gupta
Designation:UGC-JRF
gupta.satish3737@gmail.com
Research Area:
Female reproductive health is an important concern worldwide so is in India. Several reproductive disorders like endometriosis, and uterine pathologies are major problems that affect their normal daily life. In this context, I am exploring the pathological mechanics of uterine dysfunctions using various animal and humanoid models. Specifically, I am investigating the factors responsible for dysregulated cellular events alteration, leading to ectopic endometrial tissue sustenance at the nuclear factors levels.
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Akanksha Singh
Designation:UGC-JRF
akankshauns403@gmail.com
Research Area:
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is endocrinological disorder mostly seen in the reproductive-aged women and is one of the leading cause of infertility. My objective is to look at the proteases in the ovarian folliculogenesis during PCOS etiology.
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Rupal Tripathi
Designation:UGC-JRF
dr.rupal.tripathi15@gmail.com
Research Area:
I am working on female reproductive disorders, particularly benign tumor/fibroid, endometriosis. My objective is to check kinases signaling pathways, which are altered during endometriosis. I am trying to use site directed mutagenesis to restore the normal cellular events associated with endometriosis using various in vitro model systems. Further, yeast-two-hybrid is exploited to understand the kinase interactome in the endometrial cells.
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Sudarsan Sarkar
Designation:UGC-JRF
sudarsansarkar93@gmail.com
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My interest particularly lies in the molecular pathophysiology behind the development of female reproductive disorder ‘Preeclampsia’. I am trying to investigate preeclampsia condition through in-vivo (using different types of Rodent models) as well as in-vitro models (using cell line).
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Ajaykumar Kawale
Designation:CSIR-SRF
ajaykawale2601@gmail.com
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I am curious to kinase the atypical cellular intermediate modulating the signal transduction orchestra in endometriosis and PCOS, as health disorders are developed in imbalanced cellular pathways. Also, my objective is to perceive the role of Atypical MAPK in pregnancy outcome in endometriosis and PCOS.
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Rakesh Kumar Gupta
Designation:Project JRF
guptark077@gmail.com
Research Area:
My work is focused on the natural products dependent normal ovarian follicular development restoration and mitigating effect on the PCOS to facilitates the ovulation. I employ various histological and molecular biology techniques to understand the molecule pathophysiology of PCOS.
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