Dr sujayendra Kulkarni
Research areas: Medicine · Hematology · Platelet Disorders and Treatments · Hemophilia Treatment and Research · Autism Spectrum Disorder Research
About
I was born in 1986 in the culturally rich district of Belagavi, Karnataka. My early education began in the town of Hukkeri, where I completed both my primary and secondary schooling. Motivated by a keen interest in the sciences, I pursued my Pre-University Course (PUC) at the prestigious Gogte College in Belagavi.
For my undergraduate studies, I chose to specialize in Genetics and Microbiology and enrolled at the renowned Karnataka Science College, Dharwad — an institution with over a century of academic legacy. I successfully completed my B.Sc. with distinction, securing the 3rd rank in the department.
Driven by a deeper passion for human genetics, I pursued my M.Sc. in Applied/Human Genetics at the esteemed Karnatak University, Dharwad, where I achieved 2nd rank in the program. Following this, I was selected for a prestigious training opportunity at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore, where I worked under Dr. Annapurni Rangarajan in the Department of Molecular Biology. This experience further honed my research skills and deepened my commitment to the field of genetics.
After completing my training, I joined a Karnataka State Government project at the Research Centre for DNA Diagnostics, where I worked as both Junior and Senior Research Fellow (JRF/SRF). This role offered me a platform to contribute to advancements in molecular diagnostics and public health.
In 2015, I began a new chapter in my professional journey by joining S. Nijalingappa Medical College and HSK Hospital, Bagalkot, as a Lecturer and started the Cytogenetics Laboratory. Since then, I have been serving as a Medical Geneticist and Cytogeneticist, offering diagnostic and counseling services to patients from various socio-economic backgrounds.
With a steadfast commitment to scientific excellence and social responsibility, I continue to dedicate my efforts toward the advancement of genetic diagnostics and the betterment of society.
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Publications (18)
- POPULATION-BASED NEWBORN SCREENING BY DRIED BLOOD SPOT METHOD: A PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY FROM NORTH KARNATAKA Save
- Ambiguous Genitalia in Pediatric Patients: Clinical, Radiological, and Cytogenetic Correlation from Bagalkote, Karnataka Save
- Clinical Spectrum of Turner Syndrome with Cytogenetic Correlation in a Tertiary Care Hospital of Bagalkote, Karnataka Save
- Clinical and Cytogenetic Trends of Down Syndrome: Evidence from Bagalkot District, India Save
- A prospective study on Genomic Insights into Human Health and Disease Save
- Advances in Genetics and Genomics: From Mechanisms to Medicine Save
- Genomics For Precision Medicine: Bridging Research And Clinical Practice Save
- A rare case of primary amenorrhea with swyer syndrome : "A case report" Save
- Total Reflection X-ray Fluorescence Analysis of Plasma Elements in Autistic Children from India Save
- Cytogenetic analysis of autistic children with down syndrome features Save
- Clinical profile of hemophilia B patients from Karnataka Save
- Mutation analysis and characterisation of F9 gene in haemophilia- B population of India Save
- Clinico- Radiologic and Genetic Study of Fraser Syndrome: A Case Report Save
- Microarray based comparative genome-wide expression profiling of major subtypes of leukemia Save
- Early Diagnosis of Leukemia by Microarray Analysis for Ameliorate Suffering and Reducing Mortality of Patients Save
- Expression profiling of brca1 gene in familial breast cancer in India Save
- A comparative study of cDNA microarray analysis of familial and sporadic breast cancer in India Save
- Prevalence and Distribution of High Risk Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Types 16 and 18 in Carcinoma of Cervix, Saliva of Patients with Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma and in the General Population in Karnataka, India Save