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Vidwan Score 8.1

64 Articles

2 Books

2 Awards

Prof R Sankararamakrishnan

Professor (HAG)

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur

Publications

64

Journal Articles
2

Book
4

Conference
Proceedings
2

Awards
9
3
12
46

Citations / H-Index

2070 Citations

25 h-index

1930 Citations

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346

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Expertise

Biodiversity Conservation

The Mechanism of Membrane Protein Function, Investigating Water-transporting Aquaporin Channels, the Molecular Mechanism of Recognition Between Proand Anti-Apoptotic BCL-2 Family Members

Personal Information

Prof R Sankararamakrishnan

Male

Indian Institute Of Technology Kanpur

Kanpur Nagar, Uttar Pradesh, India - 208016

Experience in Months

Academic: 10 Administrative: 0 Industry: 0

Experience

2017 - Present

Professor (HAG)

Department of Biological Sciences and Bioengineering

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, Kanpur Nagar
2002 - 2017

Professor

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, Kanpur Nagar

Qualification

1993

Ph.D

Indian Institute of Science Bangalore

Honours and Awards

2023

Distinguished Teacher Award

IIT-Kanpur

2008

National Bioscience Award

Dept. of Biotechnology, Govt. of India

2023

Distinguished Teacher Award

IIT-Kanpur

2008

National Bioscience Award

Dept. of Biotechnology, Govt. of India

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Doctoral Theses Guided

2023

Peptide inhibitor design for anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 proteins and mechanism of CED-4 dissociation from CED-9 in C. elegans: Computational approach

IIT-Kanpur,C. Narendra Reddy

2021

Evolution, selectivity and transport mechanism of SWEET sugar transporters: A combined bioinformatics and simulation study

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur,Ankita Gupta

2018

Assessing non-obligate integral membrane protein oligomerization: G-protein coupled receptors and major intrinsic proteins in focus

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur,Manu Vajpai

2023

Peptide inhibitor design for anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 proteins and mechanism of CED-4 dissociation from CED-9 in C. elegans: Computational approach

IIT-Kanpur,C. Narendra Reddy

2021

Evolution, selectivity and transport mechanism of SWEET sugar transporters: A combined bioinformatics and simulation study

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur,Ankita Gupta

2018

Assessing non-obligate integral membrane protein oligomerization: G-protein coupled receptors and major intrinsic proteins in focus

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur,Manu Vajpai

2018

Sequence diversity and structure-function relationship in formate/nitrite transporters (FNTs): Family-wise computational studies

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur,Mishtu Mukherjee

2017

NH•••N hydrogen bonds in proteins and biological significance of non-covalent interactions: Computational Studies

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur,R. N. V. Krishna Deepak

2015

Understanding the Evolution, Transport, and Selectivity in Major Intrinsic Protein Superfamily: Bioinformatics Studies and Molecular Dynamics Simulations

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur,Ravi Kumar Verma

2014

Dynamics of Hydrophobic Binding Clefts in Anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 Proteins: Comparison between different Bcl-2 Homologs in apo- and complex forms.

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur,Vivek Modi

2011

Significance of Self-contacting Asx/Glx Residues in Protein Structures: Quantum Chemical Studies and Molecular Dynamics Simulations

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur,Tuhin Kumar Pal

2011

Non-covalent interactions involving aromatic residues in biomolecules: Structural bioinformatics approach combined with quantum chemical studies and molecular dynamics simulations

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur,Alok Jain

2011

Role of Membrane in GPCR-Peptide Recognition: Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Bombesin-Like Peptides & Exendin in DMPC Bilayers

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur,Priyanka Prakash Srivastava

2010

Molecular dynamics simulations of Bcl-XL protein binding to BH3 peptides and structural analysis of Bcl-2 helical-fold

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur,Dilraj Lama

2009

Understanding the Superfamily of Major Intrinsic Proteins in Plants and Other Organisms using Bioinformatics Approach

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur,Anjali Bansal Gupta

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Indian Biophysical Society

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Indian Biophysical Society

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Vidwan Score 8.1

Prof R Sankararamakrishnan

Publications

Journal Articles

Book

Conference Proceedings

Awards

Citations / H-Index

Altmetrics

Google Scholar

Co-author Network

Publications - 70 Co-author - 249

Expertise

Biodiversity Conservation

The Mechanism of Membrane Protein Function, Investigating Water-transporting Aquaporin Channels, the Molecular Mechanism of Recognition Between Proand Anti-Apoptotic BCL-2 Family Members

Personal Information

Prof R Sankararamakrishnan

Experience in Months

Experience

Professor (HAG)

Professor

Qualification

Ph.D

Honours and Awards

Distinguished Teacher Award

National Bioscience Award

Distinguished Teacher Award

National Bioscience Award

Doctoral Theses Guided

Peptide inhibitor design for anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 proteins and mechanism of CED-4 dissociation from CED-9 in C. elegans: Computational approach

Evolution, selectivity and transport mechanism of SWEET sugar transporters: A combined bioinformatics and simulation study

Assessing non-obligate integral membrane protein oligomerization: G-protein coupled receptors and major intrinsic proteins in focus

Peptide inhibitor design for anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 proteins and mechanism of CED-4 dissociation from CED-9 in C. elegans: Computational approach

Evolution, selectivity and transport mechanism of SWEET sugar transporters: A combined bioinformatics and simulation study

Assessing non-obligate integral membrane protein oligomerization: G-protein coupled receptors and major intrinsic proteins in focus

Sequence diversity and structure-function relationship in formate/nitrite transporters (FNTs): Family-wise computational studies

NH•••N hydrogen bonds in proteins and biological significance of non-covalent interactions: Computational Studies

Understanding the Evolution, Transport, and Selectivity in Major Intrinsic Protein Superfamily: Bioinformatics Studies and Molecular Dynamics Simulations

Dynamics of Hydrophobic Binding Clefts in Anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 Proteins: Comparison between different Bcl-2 Homologs in apo- and complex forms.

Significance of Self-contacting Asx/Glx Residues in Protein Structures: Quantum Chemical Studies and Molecular Dynamics Simulations

Non-covalent interactions involving aromatic residues in biomolecules: Structural bioinformatics approach combined with quantum chemical studies and molecular dynamics simulations

Role of Membrane in GPCR-Peptide Recognition: Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Bombesin-Like Peptides & Exendin in DMPC Bilayers

Molecular dynamics simulations of Bcl-XL protein binding to BH3 peptides and structural analysis of Bcl-2 helical-fold

Understanding the Superfamily of Major Intrinsic Proteins in Plants and Other Organisms using Bioinformatics Approach

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Indian Biophysical Society

Indian Biophysical Society

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