Laboratory
Founded & led by Dr. Prasenjit Mitra • PGIMER Chandigarh
Translational research in extracellular vesicles and molecular psychiatry
We study extracellular vesicles to understand how biological signals influence mental and maternal health. Our goal is to translate molecular insights into clinically relevant diagnostic approaches.
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Associate Professor, Dept. of Biochemistry, PGIMER Chandigarh
Founder and PI of the PregaMind EV-OMICS Laboratory. Research focus: translational extracellular vesicle biology, multi-omics integration, and biomarker discovery in neuropsychiatric and metabolic diseases.
Dr. Swati Thangariyal
Project Research Scientist-I
Shubhankhi Dey
PhD Candidate
Brain-Derived EV miRNA in Schizophrenia
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Sourabh Guleria
PhD Candidate
EV-Mediated Signalling in Psychiatric Disorders
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Goutham Kumar Ediga
PhD Candidate
GDM & Placental EV Biomarkers
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Dr. Kaaveiya A
MD Student
Heavy Metals & Adipokines in GDM
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Manisha Shakya
MSc Student
EV-Associated Adipokines in GDM
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Mridul Sharma
MSc Student
Preeti Bagga
MSc Student
Arkadeep Raha
MSc Student
AlumniKanwarpreet Singh
MSc
Alumni
Dr. Nandini Bajaj
Project Research Scientist-I
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Dr. Adhish Mazumder
Project Research Scientist-I
Former Staff
Dr. Priyanka Goyal
Project Research Scientist-I
Former Staff
Dr. Shruti Gupta
Senior Demonstrator
Former StaffSelected entries from the laboratory’s verified activity record, listed by historical activity date — not website announcements.
Cross-database bibliometric analysis of PubMed, Scopus and Web of Science records (2000–June 2025) mapping global research trends, hotspots and collaborative networks in brain-derived extracellular vesicle research. Mazumder A, Dey S, Mitra P. Journal: Neuroinformatics. 2026;24:15. DOI: 10.1007/s12021-026-09774-5.
Editorial published in the Indian Journal of Clinical Biochemistry (2026) 41:1–4, examining how AI and automation are reshaping the clinical biochemist’s role across the pre-analytical, analytical and post-analytical phases of testing.
Editorial published in the Indian Journal of Clinical Biochemistry (2025) 40:319–321, aligning laboratory medicine with the UN Sustainable Development Goals — from green chemistry principles to carbon footprint reduction and sustainable procurement.
We welcome partnerships with clinicians, molecular biologists, data scientists, and laboratory professionals working to advance translational diagnostics and extracellular vesicle science.