Research Scholar
Department of Zoology
Her research examines the link between traditional smoked meat consumption and gastrointestinal cancer risk in Nagaland, focusing on identifying key risk factors and causative agents. She integrates carcinogen detection and biomarker analysis to assess exposure-related cancer susceptibility. Her findings aim to inform region-specific cancer prevention and public health strategies.
Research Scholar
Department of Zoology
Her current work focuses on analyzing the gene expression patterns of P53, PTEN, IGF, and KRAS to better understand their roles in breast cancer development and progression. She is also exploring the potential of indigenous medicinal plants from Nagaland as complementary or alternative therapeutic agents in breast cancer management.
Research Scholar
Department of Zoology
Her research is centered on exploring the intricate relationship between circadian rhythm dysregulation and hormonal imbalance in breast cancer, with a particular emphasis on melatonin-mediated molecular pathways. She investigates how alterations in melatonin signaling and gene expression dynamics contribute to the disruption of endocrine homeostasis, thereby influencing breast cancer initiation and progression.
Research Scholar
Department of Zoology
He is involved in research focusing on identifying the risk factors, causative agents, and gene expression patterns associated with gall bladder cancer. His work aims to elucidate the molecular mechanisms involved in cancer progression and understand how genetic and environmental factors contribute to its development. The study seeks to provide deeper insights into the disease's pathogenesis and potential avenues for early detection and targeted therapy.