Sneha M. Pinto

Dr. Sneha M. Pinto is a Senior Lecturer in Proteomics at the University of Surrey's School of Biosciences. Her research focuses on applying proteomic technologies to understand disease mechanisms, particularly in infectious diseases, oncology, and immune responses. She is affiliated with the British Mass Spectrometry Society, Biochemical Society, and British Association of Lung Research. Dr. Pinto teaches undergraduate courses including BMS1041: Biochemistry - A Conceptual Overview and BMS2035: Biochemistry - Enzymes and Metabolism. Her work emphasizes translational applications, such as developing tools like ProteoArk for proteomics analysis and identifying biomarkers for diseases like oral cancer and avian influenza. Her recent publications highlight proteomic investigations into viral pathogenesis, drug resistance, and host-pathogen interactions.

Research Interests: Proteomics, Biomarker Discovery, Infectious Disease Pathogenesis, Computational Biology, and OMICs Integration. Her publications span 20+ years, with a focus on applying proteomic techniques to diverse biological systems, including parasites, bacteria, and human tissues. She has contributed to advancing methodologies in proteogenomics and phosphoproteomics.

Publications Trends: Over 40 publications since 2005, emphasizing proteomic analysis of diseases ranging from malaria to SARS-CoV-2. Recent work highlights innovative tools (e.g., ProteoArk) and mechanistic insights into immune responses and drug resistance. No specific grants or awards are listed, but her extensive publication record reflects sustained research impact.