S. N. Bhatia

This paper introduces a point-of-care diagnostic platform for lung cancer using inhalable nanosensors that detect tumor-associated proteases through urine analysis.

The paper shows that spatially restricted protease activity in lymph node follicles preserves antigen integrity, leading to stronger GC responses when antigens are targeted to follicular dendritic cells.

This study uses single-cell profiling to analyze P. vivax liver infection, identifying host and parasite transcriptional signatures and revealing new insights into parasite dormancy and host responses.

This study shows that 3D scaffolds and mitogen stimulation promote cholangiocyte branching in a Notch-dependent manner, offering a model for studying biliary development.

This paper introduces activatable zymography probes (AZPs) to detect protease activity in cancer tissues, demonstrating their utility in classifying disease and guiding therapeutic design.