Rahul Roy

This study investigates how cardiolipin affects the folding and membrane disruption of the antimicrobial peptide CM15 using simulations and experiments.

This paper develops a mathematical model of virus-host interactions during RNA virus infection, revealing how immune dynamics and viral strategies determine infection outcomes.

This study shows that host sphingomyelin and cholesterol act as a lipid chaperone to facilitate the conformational changes of the bacterial toxin Cytolysin A, enabling pore formation.

This paper develops a high-throughput single-molecule FLIM technique using a time-gated single-photon camera, achieving precise lifetime measurements with spatial multiplexing of over 3000 molecules.

This study shows 25-hydroxycholesterol inhibits dengue virus by disrupting membrane fusion, modulating cholesterol metabolism, and enhancing innate immunity.

This paper introduces PARSEC, a model-based design of experiments framework that improves parameter estimation by using parameter sensitivity clustering and Bayesian computation.