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Ramakrishna Koduru, Ph.D.

Ramakrishna Koduru, Ph.D.

Director, Genetics Diagnostics Laboratories (Cytogenetics and Molecular Diagnostics)

Professor

School
Medical School
Department
Pathology
  • Biography

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    Dr. Koduru completed the basic biological sciences education at the Andhra University, Visakhapatnam, India with major in Genetics and Plant Breeding. After completing a Doctoral research program in cytogenetics and genetics, he was awarded Ph.D. in 1979, and continued at Andhra University in postdoctoral research in genetics. He completed a research fellowship in cancer genetics and cytogenetics at Sloan-Kettering Institute for Cancer Research, New York, and is board certified in Clinical Cytogenetics. In addition, he was qualified and obtained certificates of qualification as director of cytogenetics, genetic testing, and molecular oncology laboratories from the Department of Health, State of New York.  He authored more than 100 original research papers in cytogenetics, molecular genetics and molecular pathology. He completed a graduate program in health care administration at Hofstra Univeristy, Hempstead, NY with distinction.

    Professional Associations

    Founding Fellow, American College of Medical Genetics

    American Board of Medical Genetics

    American Society of Human Genetics

    American Society of Hematology

    American Society for the Advancement of Science

    American College of Health Care Executives

  • Education
    Undergraduate School
    Andhra University (1974)
    Other Post Graduate Training
    Andhra University (1976)
    Graduate School
    Andhra University (1976)
    Graduate School
    Andhra University (1979)
    Other Post Graduate Training
    Andhra University (1979)
    Fellowship
    Sloan-Kettering Institute (1988)
    Graduate School
    Hofstra University (2000)
    Other Post Graduate Training
    Hofstra University (2000)
  • Research Interest
    • Molecular assays for the detection of pathogenic germline and somatic genetic changes
    • Molecular characterization of reciprocal translocations in tumors