Diana E. Roopchand, Ph.D.

Associate Professor
dianaer@sebs.rutgers.edu
61 Dudley Road, Suite 220
(848) 932-0248
(732) 932-6776
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The laboratory is currently accepting undergraduates interested in summer research opportunities. We are also recruiting enthusiastic graduate students. Please send your resume/CV by email to roopchand@sebs.rutgers.edu.
Completed Grants Awards
R01 AT010242 NIH/NCCIH
Title: Proanthocyanidin metabolites produced by commensal gut microbes may promote metabolic resilience Goal: To identify human and murine gut microbes responsible for generating proanthocyanidin metabolites and elucidate mechanisms of action relevant to metabolic resilience. Role: PI
Rutgers, NJ INFH seed grant
Title: Interactions of dietary fatty acids, sex steroids, and gut microbiota may predict chronic disease in menopausal females - a pilot project for development of a Center for Sex Differences Across the Lifespan Goal: To define how different dietary fatty acids modulate the gut microbiota leading to alterations in estrogen metabolism and functions that impact metabolic and cognitive health in post-menopausal female mice. Role: Co-PIs (Campbell, Roepke, Roopchand)


