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Nisha Venugopal
Nisha Venugopal
Indo US Organization for Rare Diseases (IndoUSrare)
Verified email at indousrare.org
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A comparative analysis of important public clinical trial registries, and a proposal for an interim ideal one
N Venugopal, G Saberwal
PLoS One 16 (5), e0251191, 2021
252021
The primary cilium dampens proliferative signaling and represses a G2/M transcriptional network in quiescent myoblasts
N Venugopal, A Ghosh, H Gala, A Aloysius, N Vyas, J Dhawan
BMC molecular and cell biology 21, 1-19, 2020
192020
Mimicking muscle stem cell quiescence in culture: methods for synchronization in reversible arrest
R Arora, M Rumman, N Venugopal, H Gala, J Dhawan
Muscle stem cells: Methods and protocols, 283-302, 2017
142017
A transcriptionally repressed quiescence program is associated with paused RNA polymerase II and is poised for cell cycle re-entry
HP Gala, D Saha, N Venugopal, A Aloysius, G Purohit, J Dhawan
Journal of Cell Science 135 (15), jcs259789, 2022
52022
RNA polymerase II pausing regulates a quiescence-dependent transcriptional program, priming cells for cell cycle reentry
HP Gala, D Saha, N Venugopal, A Aloysius, J Dhawan
bioRxiv, 250910, 2018
42018
Building cross-border collaborations to increase diversity and accelerate rare disease drug development–meeting report from the inaugural IndoUSrare Annual Conference 2021
HK Khera, N Venugopal, RT Karur, R Mishra, RV Kartha, HK Rajasimha
Therapeutic Advances in Rare Disease 3, 26330040221133124, 2022
12022
Primary cilia in myoblasts: a role in quiescence
N Venugopal, J Dhawan
Cilia 4 (Suppl 1), P79, 2015
12015
Review of methods for estimating the prevalence of rare diseases
N Venugopal, G Naik, K Jayanna, A Mohapatra, FJ Sasinowski, ...
2024
Impact of COVID-19 on rare disease research and clinical development: a global perspective
N Venugopal, RV Kartha, A Baranova, R Harsha K.
Translational Genomics 2 (e1-8), 2021
2021
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