Credits & sources
Source records, asset choices and the editorial scope of this site.
Scientific source register
Project claims link to the original paper or public technology-transfer record in each findings section. Bibliographic metadata was checked against Europe PMC, PubMed and UC Davis Profiles on 2026-10-21.
Wamba et al., Nature Communications (2025) (external link)
Pirillo et al., Journal of Biological Chemistry (2026) (external link)
Mondal et al., Cell Death & Differentiation (2023) (external link)
Shivange et al., Cancer Cell (2018) (external link)
Mondal et al., EMBO Molecular Medicine (2021) (external link)
Shivange et al., Cell Reports (2021) (external link)
University of California technology 33058 (external link)
University of California technology 34698 (external link)
University of California technology 33636 (external link)
Przanowski et al., Cancer Research (2020) (external link)
Tihagam et al., EMBO Reports (2025) (external link)
Lou et al., Nature Communications (2025) (external link)
Mondal et al., Microbiology Spectrum (2022) (external link)
Biographical and bibliography sources
UC Davis Health biography (external link) · UMass Chan RNA Therapeutics Institute alumni biography (external link) · UC Davis seminar biography (external link) · 2026 AACR conference abstract (external link)
Image and figure rights
The requester authorized use of the UMass Chan portrait, shown once on Home at its natural aspect ratio with a source credit. The photographer is not identified on the source page. Nine unaltered figures from five CC BY 4.0 research papers appear on their relevant project pages with author, article, figure and license credits. Figures with unresolved reuse terms remain at their original source links.
UMass Chan portrait and alumni profile (external link) · Original image file (external link)
Editorial status
This site presents a curated, source-linked record of public research. Unconfirmed career dates, a reconstructed CV, award totals, and figures without clear reuse terms are omitted. Scientific summaries describe the cited studies and their evidence stage.