I am developing experimental designs to understand far from equilibrium cellular processes. For more details on all the fun projects, research goals and collaborations of our group please check out Prof. Atul N Parikhs webpage! Microscopy (advanced as well as standard) and microfluidics are the core tools for most of our experiments. Feel free to get in touch if you would like to work with us!
HOW MEMBRANE COMPOSITION CREATE REVERSIBLE RESPONSE
ARTICLE HIGHLIGHTED IN BIOPHYSICAL JOURNAL
SELECT RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Dependence of norfloxacin diffusion across bilayers on lipid composition.
Sowmya Purushothaman, Jehangir Cama and Ulrich F. Keyser*.
Soft Matter, 12, (2016).
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Driving a wedge: Topological interactions of conical amphiphiles promotes lateral phase separation and drives domain-induced budding in giant vesicles.
Douglas L.Gettel, JeremySanborn, Wan−ChihSu, Sowmya Purushothaman, Darryl Y. Sasaki, Atul N. Parikh** In Preparation.
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Membrane Biointerfaces: Active, Dynamic, and Adaptive Boundaries of Cellular Compartments.
Sowmya Purushothaman,Wan Chih Su, Shiva Emami, Atul N. Parikh* In Preparation
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LIST OF PAST AND PRESENT COLLABORATORS
Prof. Atul N Parikh, UC Davis California, USA.
Prof. Mikkel Jensen, Sacremento State, USA.
Prof. Namjoon Cho, NTU Singapore, Singapore.
Prof. Ulrich Keyser, Cambridge University, UK.
Prof. Oscar Ces, Imperial College London, UK.
Prof. J M Seddon, Imperial College London, UK.
Prof. Pierto Cicuta, University of Cambridge, UK.
Prof. Paula J Booth, Kings College London, UK.
Dr. Nick Brooks, Imperial College London, UK.
PAST MENTORS
Prof. V A Raghunathan, Raman Research Institute, India
Prof. Oscar Ces, Imperial College London, UK