Devanshi Gupta
(She/Her)
As seen in:
Medium,
Color Research & Application,
BioRxiv,
Amar Ujala,
diaTribe,
A beginner's guide to SciComm,
IndiaBiospeaks
Covers:
Research culture, Careers in Science, Women in STEM, Mental health in academia
Doesn't Cover:
Climate change, Physics and astronomy.
Postdoc in Komander Lab at WEHI |
PhD in Maddika Subbareddy Lab at CDFD |
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Interests: Science, SciComm, Contemporary fiction & Mental Health
Articles by Devanshi Gupta
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COP9 signalosome and PRMT5 methylosome complexes are essential regulators of Lis1-dynein based transport
Abstract Cytoplasmic dynein is a minus-end directed microtubule motor essential for retrograde transport in cells. Dynein is tightly regulated by Lis1 where it is reported to stall dynein movement as well as promote formation of active dynein in different model systems. However, the mechanism behind these contrasting functions of Lis1 in regulating dynein is unknown. Here, we identified COP9 Signalosome (CSN) and PRMT5 complexes as critical regulators of Lis1 dependent dynein function.
Women wildlife biologists who blazed their own trail
Challenging stereotypes and carving paths through adversity, the book ‘Women in the Wild’ narrates the awe-inspiring tales of female biologists who defy gender biases and navigate daunting terrains. In this book review, Devanshi Gupta shares their stories not only to celebrate achievements but also to beckon a future where diversity and dedication triumph in the realm of field biology. As a woman researcher, I’ve always felt that carving out our niche in science is arduous.
Chapter One: The chronicles of blogging begin.
In the words of Maya Angelou,’ There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you’ And which better place than this to express yourself? Hi! I am Devanshi, and this is my story. I do not know how to start but I have heard that usually people start by talking about their interests, hobbies and their personality. Well, my interests lie in crime and thriller, be it watching movies or reading books about these topics.
Cordycepin emerges as a potential therapeutic agent for cadmium-induced toxicity
A team of researchers at the SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai, identified a natural compound, cordycepin, to be protective against cadmium-induced toxicity in zebrafish. They found that cordycepin alleviates the gut inflammation, tissue damage, and developmental deficits caused by cadmium exposure in zebrafish. This work holds therapeutic potential for cordycepin in treating cadmium-induced toxicity. Heavy metal contamination poses a significant risk to one’s health.
When Stigma Causes You to Break Up With Your Healthcare Team
Diabetes stigma is widespread in the healthcare space, but that doesn’t mean you have to put up with it. Learn how to recognize signs of stigma as well as ways to find a more supportive team to help you reach your health goals. Visiting a healthcare professional should be a positive experience that leaves you feeling supported and empowered in managing your health.
My experiments with science and its engagement
This PhD Café article explores the science communication journey of Devanshi Gupta, a PhD student at the Centre for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics (CDFD), Hyderabad. Devanshi highlights the importance of effective science communication, the challenges she faced, and the rewarding experiences that fuelled her passion for sharing science with broad audiences. Since childhood, I have loved pondering new ideas and exploring them through science.
Towards a pandemic-proof future
By Devanshi Gupta The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted a dire need to monitor the pathogens devastating public health around the world. In response to it, the Rockefeller Foundation (RF) funded a project, Alliance for Pathogens Surveillance Innovations (APSI) – India to upscale SARS-CoV-2 genomic surveillance in India. This involved monitoring pathogens and analyzing their genetic differences to find the origin of new variants in different parts of India.
Unveiling the Rainbow of Science with India Science Festival
Unveiling the Rainbow of Science with India Science Festival By Devanshi Gupta I often find myself intrigued when I look back to the education we had and the purpose behind studying each subject individually. Through 30 years of living experience, I can assure my readers that most of life’s problems do not come around subject-wise. We don’t need to categorise education to cultivate its importance. In fact, much of real-life education happens outside the walls of the classroom.
Mental Health and Wellness: An Interview With Marisa Hilliard
As your children and teens gain more independence with their diabetes, building resilience is extremely important. How can they build resilience, what does the research show, and what should parents know? Many people with diabetes are acutely aware of how overwhelming it can be to manage this condition. One way to combat this is to build up resilience. Resilience is just a response to adversity (in this case diabetes) that you and everyone else are more than capable of showing.
Project ECHO Expands Access to Diabetes Knowledge
diaTribe spoke with Dr. Nick Cuttriss, founding director of the ECHO Diabetes Action Network (EDAN), to learn how Project ECHO Diabetes and EDAN educate primary care providers to address health system failures for people with diabetes in vulnerable communities. People with diabetes are often advised to see endocrinologists (“endos”), – a medical doctor who specializes in the treatment of diabetes, among many other conditions.
Project ECHO Expands Access to Diabetes Knowledge
diaTribe spoke with Dr. Nick Cuttriss, founding director of the ECHO Diabetes Action Network (EDAN), to learn how Project ECHO Diabetes and EDAN use telementoring to address health system failures for people with diabetes in vulnerable communities. People with diabetes are often advised to see endocrinologists (“endos”), – a medical doctor who specializes in the treatment of diabetes, among many other conditions.
Are Children at an Increased Risk for Diabetes Due to COVID-19?
A new study from the CDC suggests that there is an increased risk of developing diabetes after a COVID-19 infection for children under the age of 18. According to a new study from the CDC, researchers found that children who tested positive for COVID-19 are at a significantly higher risk of developing diabetes in the months after infection than children who did not get COVID.
Harnessing Diabetes Data to Predict Your Future
diaTribe spoke with Jeff Dachis, the CEO of One Drop, to learn how his background in data science and predictive modeling has helped shape his vision for One Drop and what this means for people with diabetes. With a smartphone and a few minutes of your time, you can order a taxi to your doorstep, have your favorite food delivered directly to you, and manage your bank accounts. We’re constantly experiencing the convenience benefits of a highly digital world in our everyday lives.
Tired of Doing the Math Required to Constantly Adjust Your Insulin Doses? Try This Platform
DreaMed’s artificial intelligence platform, Advisor Pro, which can deliver insulin dosing recommendations is now FDA approved for people with diabetes on multiple daily injections therapy. Because doing the math and analysis to make manual dosing adjustments can be both time consuming and distracting, this platform can help simplify the process and get people access to quality care, remotely.
Ubiquitin‐independent proteasomal degradation of Spindlin‐1 by the E3 ligase HACE1 contributes to cell-cell adhesion
Research Article Subbareddy Maddika Corresponding Author msreddy@cdfd.org.in orcid.org/0000-0002-5880-391X Laboratory of Cell Death & Cell Survival, Centre for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics (CDFD), Uppal, India Correspondence S.
Providing women’s health care during COVID‐19: Personal and professional challenges faced by health workers
Abstract Health providers for women have experienced challenges during the COVID‐19 pandemic but there are ways to address these challenges. The coronavirus pandemic has reshaped the healthcare landscape, placing a strain on all healthcare workers, including those who provide critical health services for women.
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