Nagabushana Aswatha Reddy

Nagabushana Aswatha Reddy is a researcher affiliated with the Faculty of Sciences, focusing on mitochondrial dysfunction and its links to metabolic disorders. His work bridges metabolomics and biochemical pathways to address obesity, hypertrophy, and lipid metabolism.

• Key research areas: metabolomics, mitochondrial biology, and lipid metabolism
• Active participant in international workshops and conferences

His 2018 publication revealed autophagy-dependent lipolysis in adipocytes, while a 2014 article provided foundational insights into mitochondrial metabolic pathways. These works highlight his expertise in mitochondrial uncoupling, enzyme activity, and oxidative phosphorylation.

Reddy has presented research at events like the PhD Students Day - From Bacteria to Human (2014) and the 10th Training Course on Programmed Cell Death (2013), demonstrating cross-disciplinary collaboration in cell death and metabolic regulation studies.