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Kushwah, Raja Babu

Raja Babu Kushwah

Postdoctoral Research Associate - Dr. Zach Adelman
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HPCT 415
College Station
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[email protected]
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Education

Undergraduate Education
B.S. Biology, Maharishi Dayanand University
Graduate Education
M.S. Biotechnology, Barakatullah University
Ph. D. Life Sciences, Indira Gandhi National Open University

Areas of Expertise

  • Vector Control
  • Insecticide resistance
  • Genetic control tool development

Professional Summary

Raja Babu Kushwah, Ph. D., is postdoctoral research associate in the Texas A&M University, department of Entomology. His research interests to study mosquitoes and the infections spread them globally and how this can be stopped or at least to develop interventions. His work with field populations of Aedes aegypti in India to show high resistance among this vector. He worked at University of California San Diego and used technology developed in Prof. Ethan Bier’s lab to show the proof of principle in Drosophila melanogaster to revert the insecticide susceptibility in the knockdown resistant (kdr) mutants. Presently at Prof. Adelman’s lab he is working towards making the gene drives biodegradable.

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