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Devasimman Perumal

University of Madras

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Abinayaa RajkumariD· 2 shared Gokulprasanth Panchalingam· 2 shared Periandavan KalaiselviiD· 2 shared Damodharan Shankar· 1 shared Deepthy JayakumariD· 1 shared Divya Bhavani RaviiD· 1 shared Pazhanisankar Muthusamy· 1 shared Priyadharshini ElangovaniD· 1 shared

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Combined statin probiotic treatment mitigates atherogenic dyslipidemia fueling NAFLD in high-cholesterol-diet fed rats

Abinayaa Rajkumar, Priyadharshini Elangovan, Gokulprasanth Panchalingam, Devasimman Perumal, Vijayakrishnan Sevel Rangaswamy, Periandavan Kalaiselvi

This study shows that combining statin and probiotic treatments improves lipid profiles and reduces inflammation in rats with high cholesterol diets.

bioRxiv · Oct 16, 2026 · PreprintBiochemistry

Temporal changes in miR-23a-5p levels in subclinical atherosclerosis: A Potential biomarker.

Abinayaa Rajkumar, Gokulprasanth Panchalingam, Deepthy Jayakumar, Devasimman Perumal, Pazhanisankar Muthusamy, Damodharan Shankar, Divya Bhavani Ravi, Periandavan Kalaiselvi

This study shows that prolonged high-cholesterol diets increase miR-23a-5p levels in rats, correlating with oxidative stress and lipid dysregulation, suggesting it as a potential biomarker for subclinical atherosclerosis.

bioRxiv · Jul 24, 2025 · PreprintMolecular Biology