Kallol’s PhD was from Indian Institute of Science, where his goal was to uncover the molecular diversity present in the venoms of marine cone snails and understand how it impairs the functions of key ion channels and transporters. Kallol’s post-doctoral work, in Carol Robinson’s lab (Oxford university), led to a transformative advancement that enabled top-down mass spectrometric (MS) analysis of membrane protein-lipid complexes. During this period, he was a Fellow of 1851 Royal Commission, UK. Subsequently, he ‘crossed the pond’ and started his lab at Yale School of Medicine in Fall’2018. Combining MS with orthogonal approaches, Kallol’s lab is focused on developing platforms that enable quantitative analysis of macromolecular protein-lipid complexes directly from the cellular environment.
Co-PI (Core Leadership)
Kallol Gupta, PhD
Yale University
Kallol’s PhD was from Indian Institute of Science, where his goal was to uncover the molecular diversity present in the venoms of marine cone snails and understand how it impairs the functions of key ion channels and transporters. Kallol’s post-doctoral work, in Carol Robinson’s lab (Oxford university), led to a transformative advancement that enabled top-down mass spectrometric (MS) analysis of membrane protein-lipid complexes. During this period, he was a Fellow of 1851 Royal Commission, UK. Subsequently, he ‘crossed the pond’ and started his lab at Yale School of Medicine in Fall’2018. Combining MS with orthogonal approaches, Kallol’s lab is focused on developing platforms that enable quantitative analysis of macromolecular protein-lipid complexes directly from the cellular environment.
