Research Interests
Our group is interested in understanding the genetic basis of complex disorders such as type 2 diabetes mellitus and chronic pancreatitis and its interaction with various environmental factors (epigenetic basis). The major focus is on identifying various genetic and nutritional factors (and interaction between them), which influence The Thin Fat Indian Phenotype, and various intermediate traits that predict higher risk of developing diabetes and metabolic syndrome. These determinants could be both maternal and fetal in origin and we believe that the variable clinical phenotype of these complex disorders in Indians has different genetic basis that is regulated differently and is programmed in-utero (Developmental Origins of Adult Common Diseases,). The larger goal is to have comprehensive knowledge of gene-gene and gene-nutrient interaction that will enable to alleviate and/or modulate the clinical course and complications of these disorders by modification of life style and diet, especially micronutrients.
Biochemistry ; Banaras Hindu University ; 1993
Genetic basis of tropical calcific pancreatitis ; Osmania University ; 2009
Disease Genomics ; CSIR-CCMB ; 1994-96
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