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Sanjukta Mukherjee
ISIR, Osaka University, National Centre for Biological Science-Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (NCBS-TIFR), Chemgen Pharma International Pvt. Ltd.,
Employment
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ISIR, Osaka University Assistant Professor (adjunct)2020 - Present
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National Centre for Biological Science-Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (NCBS-TIFR) NCBS-Campus Fellow2017 - Present
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ISIR, Osaka University Guest researcher2017 - 2020
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ISIR, Osaka University Specially Appointed Assistant Professor2015 - 2017
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ISIR, Osaka University Postdoctoral Fellow2013 - 2015
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Chemgen Pharma International Pvt. Ltd., Research Scientist2013 - 2013
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Chembiotek Research International Pvt. Ltd (TCG Lifesciences) Project fellow to Senior Research Chemist2003 - 2008
Education
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Projects & Funding
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Publications (16)
- HT-SELEX-based identification of binding pre-miRNA hairpin-motif for small molecules Save
- Merkel cell polyomavirus regulates miR183 cluster and piR62011 in Merkel cell carcinoma Save
- Cyclic mismatch binding ligands interact with disease-associated CGG trinucleotide repeats in RNA and suppress their translation Save
- CD24 gene inhibition and TIMP-4 gene upregulation by Imperata cylindrica's root extract prevents metastasis of CaSki cells via inhibiting PI3K/Akt/snail signaling pathway and blocking EMT. Save
- In Vitro Anticancer Activity of Imperata cylindrica Root’s Extract toward Human Cervical Cancer and Identification of Potential Bioactive Compounds Save
- Structural insights into synthetic ligands targeting A-A pairs in disease-related CAG RNA repeats. Save
- Electrical Nucleotide Sensor Based on Synthetic Guanine-Receptor-Modified Electrodes Save
- Synthesis of Naphthyridine Dimers with Conformational Restriction and Binding to DNA and RNA. Save
- Design and Synthesis of Cyclic Mismatch-Binding Ligands (CMBLs) with Variable Linkers by Ring-Closing Metathesis and their Photophysical and DNA Repeat Binding Properties. Save
- Cyclic mismatch binding ligand CMBL4 binds to the 5'-T-3'/5'-GG-3' site by inducing the flipping out of thymine base. Save