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Work
Company:
Viacyte
2007
Position:
Scientist, r&d
Education
Degree:
M.S
School / High School:
Banaras Hindu University
1991 to 1996
Specialities:
Organic Chemistry
Skills
Assay Development • In Vitro • Cell • Molecular Biology • Cell Biology • Stem Cells • Biotechnology • Cancer • Life Sciences • Cell Culture • Embryonic Stem Cells • Biochemistry • Clinical Research • R&D • In Vivo • Oncology • Cancer Research
Industries
Biotechnology
Us Patents
Compositions And Methods For Inhibiting Growth And Metastasis Of Melanoma
There are provided methods of inhibiting growth and metastasis of melanoma, methods of sensitizing melanoma cells to apoptosis, and methods of treating a subject having melanoma using acetyl isogambogic acid, celastrol, or a derivative thereof. There are further provided derivatives of celastrol and compositions comprising acetyl isogambogic acid, celastrol, or a derivative thereof.
Compositions And Methods For Inhibiting Growth And Metastasis Of Melanoma
There are provided methods of inhibiting growth and metastasis of melanoma, methods of sensitizing melanoma cells to apoptosis, and methods of treating a subject having melanoma using acetyl isogambogic acid, celastrol, or a derivative thereof. There are further provided derivatives of celastrol and compositions comprising acetyl isogambogic acid, celastrol, or a derivative thereof.
Inhibition Of Tumor Growth And Metastasis By Atf2-Derived Peptides
The present invention relates to novel therapies for cancer and, in particular, to therapies that are particularly suited to tumor cells resistant to other types of therapies, such as radiation therapy, chemotherapy, or a combinations thereof. The invention provides methods for identifying and implementing strategies to inhibit a transcription factor involved in promoting resistance and inhibition of apoptosis. The invention provides a compound that alters ATF2 activity, specifically amino-terminal fragments of ATF2 that retain the JNK binding domain. The invention provides methods for inhibiting tumor cell growth and for sensitizing tumor cells to apoptosis with such peptides.
Use Of Activating Transcription Factor-2 (Atf2) For Detecting Skin Cancer
Ze'ev Ronai - La Jolla CA, US Anindita Bhoumik - La Jolla CA, US
International Classification:
C12Q 1/68
US Classification:
435 614
Abstract:
The present invention is based on the discovery of the tumor suppressor role of activating transcription factor 2 (ATF2) in non-melanoma skin cancer development. Accordingly, the invention provides methods of diagnosing a subject as having or at risk of having skin cancer. Also provided are methods of treating skin cancer in a subject, characterizing skin cancer in a subject, and identifying agents useful for treating skin cancer in a subject.
Compositions And Methods For Inhibiting Growth And Metastasis Of Melanoma
Ze'ev A. Ronai - San Diego CA, US Anindita Bhoumik - San Diego CA, US Nicholas D. P. Cosford - San Diego CA, US Russell Dahl - Carlsbad CA, US
International Classification:
A61K 31/352 C12N 5/02 A61P 35/04
US Classification:
514453, 435375
Abstract:
There are provided methods of inhibiting growth and metastasis of melanoma, methods of sensitizing melanoma cells to apoptosis, and methods of treating a subject having melanoma using acetyl isogambogic acid, celastrol, or a derivative thereof. There are further provided derivatives of celastrol and compositions comprising acetyl isogambogic acid, celastrol, or a derivative thereof.
Viacyte since 2007
Scientist, R&D
Viacyte Oct 2007 - Feb 2012
SRA
Burnham Institute for Medical Research Jan 2005 - Oct 2007
Senior Research Fellow
Mount Sinai School of Medicine Jan 1999 - Dec 2004
Staff Scientist
Education:
Banaras Hindu University 1991 - 1996
M.S, Organic Chemistry
Carmel Convent
DAV model school
Skills:
Assay Development In Vitro Cell Molecular Biology Cell Biology Stem Cells Biotechnology Cancer Life Sciences Cell Culture Embryonic Stem Cells Biochemistry Clinical Research R&D In Vivo Oncology Cancer Research