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Nandini Manoli
JSS Medical College and Hospital, Mysore Medical College, Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College
About
I am Dr. Nandini Manoli, Professor of Pathology at JSS Medical College. I have keen interests to work in Cervical and Breast Cytology. I have written several Books and Articles published by various publications and Journals. I have presented my work at National and International Conferences held in Singapore, UK, USA and Netherlands
Employment
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JSS Medical College and Hospital professor1993 - Present
Education
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Mysore Medical College M.D1990 - 1993
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Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College M.B.B.S1982 - 1988
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (34)
- Human papillomavirus-driven repression of NRF2 signalling confers chemo-radio sensitivity and predicts prognosis in head and neck squamous cell carcinoma Save
- Human Papillomavirus-driven repression of NRF2 signaling confers chemosensitivity and predicts prognosis in head and neck squamous cell carcinoma Save
- NRF2 signaling is repressed in HPV-driven head and neck cancer and correlates with better prognosis: HPV-E6/E7 confers chemosensitivity by inhibiting NRF2 Save
- Immuno markers p16inka4a, kI67 and Ecaderin on cell blocks, MLBC histopathology with their role in diagnosis and prognosis of cervical lesions Save
- Visual Interpretation and Diagnostic Accuracy of LBC in Cervical Lesions Save
- Recent concepts in thyroid cytology with emphasis on ancillary techniques Save
- Exploring the use of Manual Liquid Based Cytology, Cell Block with Immunomarkers p16/ki67, VIA and HPV DNA Testing as a Strategy for Cervical Cancer Screening in LMIC Save
- Exploring the use of manual liquid based cytology, cell block with immunomarkers p16/ki67, VIA and HPV DNA testing as a strategy for cervical cancer screening in LMIC Save
- Unmethylated promoter DNA correlates with p53 expression and apoptotic levels only in Vitamin B9 and B12 deficient megaloblastic anemia but not in non-megaloblastic anemia controls Save
- Utility of Manual Liquid Based Cytology (MLBC) , a cost effective method in the early diagnosis of cancer in low Middle Income Countries(LMIC). Save