Biography:
Dr. Aduba Collins is an Analytical Scientist at the Viral Vector Manufacturing Facility, Kids Research Institute, The Children’s Hospital in New South Wales. She develops assays supporting viral vector production for treating genetic and chronic diseases. She earned a biomedical science degree from Swinburne University and first-class Honours in Health Science at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre before pursuing a PhD in Biomedical Science. Her doctoral research investigates how sorghum phenolic compounds influence cancer pathways, aiming to reveal new therapeutic or preventive strategies. Known for collaboration and interdisciplinary work, she has produced impactful publications, awards, and national conference presentations.
Title : Pigmented sorghum phenolic extracts regulate the expression of cancer development pathway genes in HT-29 and hypoxia-induced CCD 841 CoN cells