Aruna Kumar Chelluboyina
Assistant Professor @Mahindra University Centre For Life Sciences
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WORK HISTORY
Assistant Professor @Mahindra University Centre For Life Sciences
Hyderabad, IN
At Mahindra University’s Centre for Life Sciences, I spearheaded innovative translational oncology research, focusing on CRISPR technology and gene therapy. I am working on developing tumor-selective AAV vectors and initiated an immuno-oncology program targeting bispecific antibodies. My role involved managing a dedicated research team and coordinating multi-institutional collaborations to enhance our research capabilities.
EDUCATION
Andhra University
Master's degree, Biochemistry
Andhra University
Bachelor's degree, Biology, General
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Biotechnology
Harvard University
postdoc, Gene/Genetic Therapy
University of Hyderabad
M.Tech, Medical Biotechnology
ABOUT ARUNA KUMAR CHELLUBOYINA
As an Assistant Professor at Mahindra University’s Centre for Life Sciences, I bring over eight years of academic and research experience in gene therapy and molecular biology. My expertise lies in CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing, AAV biology, and genome-wide CRISPR screening, enabling innovative solutions to complex biological challenges. At Mahindra University, my work focuses on developing cutting-edge CRISPR knockout models and advancing gene manipulation technologies to address pressing medical needs. Prior to this role, I contributed to pivotal gene therapy research at Harvard Medical School\'s Grousbeck Gene Therapy Center and the Cleveland Clinic. These experiences honed my skills in stable cell line development, lentiviral transductions, and protein-protein interaction studies. Through collaborative efforts, I aim to push the boundaries of genetic medicine and empower transformative biomedical advancements.
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