Stalinraja Maruthamuthu, PhD
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| Title(s) | Postdoctoral Scholar, Surgery |
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| School | School of Medicine |
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| Address | 3333 California Street
San Francisco CA 94118
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| Phone | -- |
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Biography
| Madurai Kamaraj University, India | PhD | 2016 | Immunogenetics |
| Bhat biotech Ltd, Bangalore, India | Trainee | 2008 | Recombinant arbovirus protein characterization |
| Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tamil Nadu, India | Master's | 2007 | Biotechnology |
| Madurai Kamaraj University | 2012
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| 2016 | Meritorious Fellow |
| Madurai Kamaraj University | 2010
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| 2012 | Genomics Fellow |
| Bhat Biotech Ltd | Jan-
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| 2008 | DBT Biotech trainee |
| Manonmaniam Sundaranar University | 2005
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| 2006 | TN- Govt. Students Fellowship |
| Frontiers Cardiovascular Medicine | 2020 | | Reviewer |
| Human immunology | 2018 | | Reviewer |
Overview
I am a post-doctoral Scholar working with Dr.Rajalingam Raja, who is the director of Immunogenetics and Transplantation Laboratory (ITL) at UCSF. During my PhD, I have studied the NK cell receptor diversity in Southern Indian population and revealed the protective role of NK cell receptor KIR in HIV disease progression. Here at UCSF, I am further unravelling the role of KIR and HLA in kidney transplantation outcome. Main theme of my research is to study the influence of host immunogenetic factors against infectious diseases and transplanted organs through molecular and cellular biological approaches.
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Concurrent typing of over 4000 samples by long-range PCR amplicon-based NGS and rSSO revealed the need to verify NGS typing for HLA allelic dropouts. Hum Immunol. 2021 Aug; 82(8):581-587.
Kong D, Lee N, Dela Cruz ID, Dames C, Maruthamuthu S, Golden T, Rajalingam R. PMID: 33980471.
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Inhibitory natural killer cell receptor KIR3DL1 with its ligand Bw4 constraints HIV-1 disease among South Indians. AIDS. 2018 11 28; 32(18):2679-2688.
Maruthamuthu S, Rajalingam R, Pandian K, Madasamy S, Manoharan M, Pitchai L, Murugesan A, Mariakuttikan J. PMID: 30289808.
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P124 Centromeric BB KIR genotypes that are lacking KIR2DL3 are associated with HIV seropositive individuals of long term non progressor to AIDS. 2017; 78:1.
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Predominance of B haplotype associated KIR genes in Tamil Speaking Dravidians. Hum Immunol. 2015 May; 76(5):344-7.
Maruthamuthu S, Mariakuttikan J. PMID: 25842054.
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Protective role of Mannose binding Lectin (MBL2) promoter haplotypes on TB infection in South Indian HIV-1 patients. 2014; 14(3):1.
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Homozygous KIR2DL3 confers susceptibility to tuberculosis infection in HIV seropositive individuals. 2014; 14(3):1.
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Protective effect of KIR3DS1 in asymptomatic HIV-1 seroconverters towards AIDS. 2012; 12(1):1.
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| 2015 | 1 |
| 2017 | 1 |
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| 2021 | 1 |
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