Pathogens, Diet, and Tissue Microenvironment: A Dynamic Interplay in Regeneration and Carcinogenesis

Cindrilla Chumduri inaugural lecture.

Cindrilla Chumduri specializes in the study of infection, carcinogenesis, and regeneration. Her research is focused on the intricate connections that exist between the host tissue microenvironment, diet and pathogens during the early stages of cancer development. Her work is at the forefront of developing and using patient-derived 3D organoids and in-vivo models to understand the interplay between hostpathogen interactions, immune responses, tissue homeostasis mechanisms, and disease progression. Using cutting-edge technologies like advanced microscopy, single-cell omics, and spatial analysis, Cindrilla and her interdisciplinary team are working to understand disease mechanisms and to identify biomarkers and therapeutic targets that will benefit early detection and treatment of diseases.

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