Sabita Pokhrel

Sabita Pokhrel's research spans molecular and cellular mechanisms in liver disease, inflammation, and immune signaling, including how bile acids and fatty liver conditions affect the body, and how immune cell receptors (like leukotriene and Toll-like receptors) influence macrophage behavior in sepsis and atherosclerosis-related processes. This work is complemented by contributions to imaging chemistry, developing fluorescent dye compounds used to visualize cell structures such as mitochondria and lysosomes under microscopes. Overall, the research connects basic biochemistry and cell biology to disease-related inflammation and diagnostic imaging tools.

Publication output has been modest and somewhat irregular over the last decade, with small yearly counts (0-3) and no clear sustained growth, though a spike is listed for 2026.

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