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Ashish Kumar's profile
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What I do
Ph.D. in Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology
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Affiliations
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- Position
- Ph.D. student
- Company
- University of California, Santa Barbara
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Interests
Apoptosis, Cancer, Cell Biology, Drug Discovery, H-T Screening, RNAi
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Projects
Genes involved in apoptotic suppression. The program for cell death appears to be present in many, if not all, cells that do not normally die. It is therefore critically important that apoptosis be repressed in cells destined for survival. The goal my research is to characterize newly identified apoptotic suppressors and assess their relationship to the known PCD regulatory pathway. A better understanding of PCD at the molecular level will be significant for clinical interventions in various pathological conditions associated with dysregulated cell death including cancer and neurodegenerative disorders.
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Publications
Ekani-Nkodo A, Kumar A, Fygenson D. Joining and scission in the self-assembly of nanotubes from DNA tiles. Physical review letters (26 Pt 1) , 268301 (Epub 20 Dec 2004) PubMed ID:(15698032)
Kumar A, Rothman J. Cell death: hook, line and linker. Current biology : CB (8) , R286-9 PubMed ID:(17437706)
O'Neill P, Rothemund P, Kumar A, Fygenson D. Sturdier DNA nanotubes via ligation. Nano letters (7) , 1379-83 PubMed ID:(16834415)
Rothemund P, Ekani-Nkodo A, Papadakis N, Kumar A, Fygenson D, Winfree E. Design and characterization of programmable DNA nanotubes. Journal of the American Chemical Society (50) , 16344-52 PubMed ID:(15600335 )
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