Exploring Clinical Biochemistry for Disease Prognosis and Treatment

Dr. Sodhi’s principal research focus is to investigate the contributions of oxidative stress to chronic kidney disease, cardiovascular disease, neurodegeneration, and metabolic syndrome as well as their associated long-term complications. She has established extensive collaborations with Laboratory of Cardiovascular Science, National Institute of Health and various departments in Marshall University School of Medicine including, Geriatrics, Nephrology, Cardiology, Internal Medicine, and Surgery. Prior and ongoing clinical research conducted in her laboratory, in obesity, cardiovascular and renal disease, has great pathophysiological and therapeutic implications as well as opens the possibility of future translational clinical research.

Services

Analysis of circulating biomarkers
Analysis of circulating microRNAs
Validation of circulating exosomes as paracrine mediators of organ-crosstalk in disease progression
Correlation analysis for the prediction of disease severity
Promoting future research on advanced therapeutic targets and prognostic predictors
Translational clinical studies to establish prevention and treatment strategies for pathophysiological conditions prevalent in US population.

Meet the Research Team