Sairam Jabba Dvm, Phd, Dabt Email and Phone Number
I am board certified toxicologist and veterinarian by training. I have extensive experience in toxicological and pharmacological concepts, neuroscience, ion-channel biology and chemical exposure systems. Hands-on-expertise working with in vivo models and high throughput screening assays. Highly proficient in advanced primary cultures and state-of-the-art in vitro cell culture techniques. Comprehensive knowledge and understanding of clinical diseases and associated pathophysiology from my veterinary medicine background. Principal investigator with a successful track record to independently conceive, design, execute, analyze and troubleshoot complex research and experimental strategies. A strong believer that learning is a continuous process. I possess excellent team building leadership and communication skills, who thrives well in a collaborative and multi-disciplinary research environments.
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Senior Research ScientistDuke UniversityDurham, Nc, Us -
Research ScientistDuke University Oct 2020 - Present1. Investigate the sensory, inflammatory and toxicological effects of environmental chemicals including nicotinic products upon acute and chronic exposure and determine the role of Transient Receptor Potential (TRP) ion-channels in these responses, using a combination of in-vivo, in vitro and high throughput exposure model systems.2. Understand the role of characterizing flavors in initiation of tobacco product use applying mouse behavioral studies and biochemical analysis.3. Screening of tobacco products for chemical additives that are potential sensory/respiratory irritants.4. Risk assessment analysis for various chemical additives in flavored tobacco products.5. Science communications and interaction with regulatory and policy bodies like FDA and local legislative bodies. -
Senior Research AssociateDuke University Jun 2018 - Sep 2020Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area -
Science Policy Fellow (Duke Scipol Summer Institute)Duke University May 2018 - May 2019Durham, North Carolina-writing science policy memo's, research memo's-responses to ANPRMs-Creating infographics-Science communications -
Postdoctoral AssociateDuke University Jul 2012 - May 2018Durham, North Carolina1. Investigate the inhalation toxicological effects of environmental chemicals including nicotinic products upon acute and chronic exposure. Determine the role of Transient Receptor Potential (TRP) ion-channels in these above responses using in vivo animal models.2. Determine the molecular mechanisms underlying activation of chemical- and thermal-pain sensing ion-channels, TRP ion-channels (sensory irritant receptors) using wide range of molecular and electrophysiological approaches.3. Development of high-through put assays to screen large mutant libraries of ion-channels and large chemical libraries. -
Emerging Leaders Institute FellowDuke University Feb 2017 - May 2017Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area- Project Management and Interdisciplinary Teamwork- individual professional development coaching- Develop communication skills -
Research Quality EvaluatorResearch Square 2015 - Present -
Science Communications Fellow (Duke Scicomm Fellowship)Duke University Sep 2016 - Oct 2016Durham, North Carolina, UsaScience Communications, Writing Op-eds/Press releases -
Graduate AssistantCreighton University 2007 - 2012Omaha, NePh.D. in NeuropharmacologyDissertation title: Voltage gated sodium channel (VGSC) regulation of neurite outgrowth: Role of NMDA and neurotrophin receptor signaling pathways. 1. Identified and characterized the role of NMDA and neurotrophin (BDNF) receptor signaling pathways in voltage-gated sodium channel activator-stimulated neuronal development, using primary neuronal culture model systems.2. Involved in discovery of novel sodium channel activators from marine cyanobacterial and algal extract libraries by means of high-throughput (FLIPR and FlexStation based) assays and characterized them for their neurological activity. -
Graduate Research AssistantKansas State University 2003 - 2006Manhattan, Ks1. Determined the role of the anion transporter pendrin and ion-channel KCNJ10 in the pathophysiology of Pendred syndrome, a sensorineural hearing loss disorder, using a Pendred syndrome mouse model.2. Identified the role of tissue inflammation, free radical stress and macrophage invasion in this Pendred syndrome model mice using biochemical, molecular biology and imaging techniques. -
Veterinary SurgeonThe Krishna Dairy 2002 - 2003Vijayawada, India1. Clinical duties included large animal medicine, preventative vaccinations, clinical exams, diagnosis and treatment. 2. Responsible for the health of dairy cattle inhabiting about 30 villages and small towns.3. Oversee the Veterinary Extension activities related to farm animals in these 30 villages.4. Manage and train para-veterinary staff for farm animal health management.5. Organize and participate in state government run animal health camps.
Sairam Jabba Dvm, Phd, Dabt Education Details
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Neuropharmacology -
Doctor Of Veterinary Medicine
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Sairam Jabba Dvm, Phd, Dabt attended Creighton University, Acharya N.g. Ranga Agricultural University, Kansas State University.
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