Sinjini Sinharoy

I’m a Biotechnology graduate with a strong foundation in molecular biology, genetics, bioinformatics, and biochemical techniques. I bring teamwork, leadership, and project management strengths, and I’m motivated by a results-driven approach to support innovative research and development.

In my research intern role at NirvaanaTechnologies, I investigated the TP53 tumor suppressor gene and its mutations in relation to breast cancer pathogenesis and disease progression. I also performed in silico analysis to compare nucleotide sequences between normal and mutated TP53 variants, gaining insight into how TP53 mutation status can influence therapeutic strategies and outcomes. I have also done a project on cancer and a flavonoid where I built my computational research skills through a molecular docking and computational analysis targeting MAPK and apoptosis pathways, including ADME profiling, protein–ligand interaction analysis, and molecular dynamics.