Sukla Roychowdhury

Dr. Sukla Roychowdhury is a Research Associate Professor in Biological Sciences at the University of Texas at El Paso. Her research explores cytoskeletal mechanisms in neurodegeneration, with emphasis on G protein signaling and substance abuse comorbidities.

Research Focus:

• G protein-mediated regulation of microtubules/actin in neurogenerative disorders
• Impact of alcohol/nicotine co-exposure on cytoskeletal integrity
• Molecular pathways linking drug addiction to neurodegeneration

Publication Trends: Recent work (2021-2023) emphasizes substance-induced neurodegeneration, G protein-cytoskeleton interactions, and parasitic lipid raft mechanisms. Earlier research (2013-2018) focused on cytoskeletal assembly, neurite outgrowth, and giardial encystation. Studies consistently integrate molecular biology, neuroscience, and cell signaling.