About
Dr. Alpesh Patel (Director, Genexplore Diagnostics & Research Centre Pvt. Ltd.), has a doctorate in Molecular Biology with specialization in cytogenetics. He was awarded Ph. D. from Gujarat University and worked as a Senior Scientist with Iladevi Eye Research Centre for three years, where he developed a state of art molecular biology lab. for research purpose. He has 11 publications in reputed journals.
He was an investigator in two national research projects and has been a part of team in 6 research project in context with Human Genetics. He is an Consultant Geneticists in B. J. Medical College and In-charge of Molecular Laboraotry, Red Cross Mission, Ahmedabad.
Employment
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Genexplore Diagnostics and Research Centre Pvt. Ltd. Director2013 - Present
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Publications (21)
- Bacteria identified in neonatal sepsis cases from a neonatal intensive care unit, Ahmedabad, India Save
- Exploring Mechanism of Actions for Eugenol and Beta-Caryophyllene to Combat Colorectal Cancer Chemotherapy Using Network Pharmacology Save
- Meta-analysis of endometrial transcriptome data reveals novel molecular targets for recurrent implantation failure Save
- In-silico analysis of probiotic attributes and safety assessment of probiotic strain Bacillus coagulans BCP92 for human application Save
- Exploring Mechanism of Actions for Eugenol and Beta- Caryophyllene to Combat Colorectal Cancer Chemotherapy Using Network Pharmacology Save
- Array comparative genomic hybridization analysis of products of conception in recurrent pregnancy loss for specific anomalies detected by USG Save
- Dysfunctional regulation of pivotal and key inflammatory pathways in infertile Indian women with genital tuberculosis Save
- THE USE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) IN INTERPRETING THE VALIDITY OF MITOSCORE Save
- NOVEL AND UNIQUE KEY MARKERS IN THE INFLAMMATORY PATHWAYS FOR GENITAL TUBERCULOSIS (GTB) Save
- Novel 1,4-dihydropyrano[2,3-c]pyrazole derivatives: Synthesis, characterization, biological evaluation and in silico study Save