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Kumar Sambamurti
Kumar Sambamurti
Professor
Department of Neurosciences
Medical University of South Carolina, USA
Tel: 843-792-4346
Fax: 843-792-0679
Biography
Dr. Sambamurti did his BSc from Madras University in 1977 and MSc from Pune University in 1979, India and subsequently completed his Ph.D. at the University of Medicine and Dentistry (UMD) of New Jersey in 1989. He subsequently did a post-doctoral fellowship with Dr. Nikolaos Robakis at the Mount Sinai Medical Center where he stated his research on the proteolytic processing of A PP. He then went to the University of Texas Houston and the Mayo Clinic-Jacksonville as an Assistant Professor. He Joined the Medical University of South Carolina where he progressed to become a tenured Research Professor in 2008. Dr. Sambamurti is also the Co-Director of the Carol Campbell brain bank.
Research Interest
Dr. Sambamurti’s research program is focused on mechanisms of neurodegeneration that ultimately result in the slow decline associated with aging as well as in a number of diseases such as Alzheimer's disease (AD), macular degeneration (AMD) and Parkinson's disease (PD). These diseases are characterized by the failure of the protein maintenance mechanisms resulting in their deposition.
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