Chatterjee Lab: Environmental Health and Disease Laboratory

06/08/2022

Chatterjee Lab PhD student Dipro Bose and postdoctoral fellow Dr. Somdatta Chatterjee jointly lead a study that finds a unique host Resistome signature in Chronic Multisymptom Illness in Gulf War Veterans. The study published in Communications Biology, a Nature Portfolio Journal may show links in predicting antibiotic resistance in CMI

07/10/2020

Dr. Ayan Mondal's study on NAFLD manifestations in the brain finds its way in European press!!
https://alzheimer-riese.it/contributi-dal-mondo/ricerche/9213-steatosi-epatica-non-alcolica-provoca-neuroinfiammazione-di-tipo-alzheimer

Associazione Alzheimer Onlus - Riese Pio X - Informazione, formazione e assistenza morbo di Alzheimer e demenze correlate.

01/13/2020

Congratulations Dr. Sutapa Sarkar for receiving the 2020 Breakthrough Graduate Scholar Award!!!
Chatterjee Lab students snag 4 awards in 6 years........
https://www.sc.edu/about/offices_and_divisions/research/news_and_pubs/news/2020/20200113_breakthrough_awards_announced.php

Sixteen outstanding faculty members and 14 top-notch doctoral students across the University of South Carolina will be honored with Breakthrough awards at the Research Awards Dinner and in a special awards booklet this spring.

11/20/2019

Department of Defense, Congressionally Directed Medical Research Program highlights the Virome work in GWI from the lab!!!

10/22/2019

Viruses of the host becomes the hotspot for Chatterjee Lab study on Gulf War Illness pathology!!!
https://www.mdpi.com/1999-4915/11/10/968/htm

Gulf War illness (GWI) is characterized by the persistence of inflammatory bowel disease, chronic fatigue, neuroinflammation, headache, cognitive impairment, and other medically unexplained conditions. Results using a murine model show that enteric viral populations especially bacteriophages were al...

10/16/2019

Chatterjee Lab's quest to find a cure to the Gulf War Illness symptom persistence proceeds one step closer as they discover a molecular mechanism that links dysbiosis to enteric glial network and tight junction proteins

09/10/2019

Ph.D candidate Diana Kimono leads pathbreaking discovery linking gut microbiome to Enteric Glial cell immune activation in Gulf War Illness.....!!!

06/20/2019

Ph.D candidate Sutapa's study on harmful algal blooms and dysbiosis published in Scientific Reports.... . Congratulations!!!

04/03/2019

Chatterjee Lab had a great time with postdocs, students and colleagues joining for a lab lunch!!! Thanks Dr. Avik Mukherjee for joining!!

01/11/2019

Chatterjee Lab welcomes Dr. Ayan Mandal and Dipro Bose as new lab members. Dr. Mandal, with experience in the field of microbiology has previously with National Institute of Cholera and Enteric Diseases in India. He will work on projects in the lab that deals with "all things GUT"

11/18/2018

The lab had a great time at the Society of Redox Biology and Medicine 2018

11/18/2018

Chatterjee Lab Ph.D students had a great conference.
https://twitter.com/SFRBM/status/1063831758154682369?s=08

“Sutapa Sarkar today at 2:50 p.m. in State Ballroom https://t.co/nEElqU3NaY”

10/26/2018

Harmful Algal blooms might affect gut and liver health....Dr. Chatterjee would be speaking about the latest research in the Gordon Research Conference in Hong Kong in 2019 Summer!
https://www.grc.org/urbanization-water-and-food-security-conference/2019/

The 2018 Gordon Research Conference on Urbanization, Water and Food Security will be held in Hong Kong, China. Apply today to reserve your spot.

10/26/2018

The lab is proud to lead the Tox Core of the NIH sponsored $6.8 million Oceans and Human Health Center at USC...

10/22/2018

Proud to serve our veterans !

09/26/2018

Dr. Chatterjee speaks tomorrow at the ENHS seminar series.

04/04/2018

Mechanism responsible for kidney inflammation in fatty liver disease reported in the latest edition of high impact Redox Biology Journal!
Congratulations to Chatterjee Lab scientists!!! Firas A. Hussein, Sutapa Sarkar, Muayad, Diana A et.al.