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Moushumi Suryavanshi

Moushumi Suryavanshi

Molecular pathologist and clinical diagnostics leader in precision oncology

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Faridabad, Haryana, India
Joined November 2025
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Summary

Leader in clinical molecular diagnostics and precision oncology — Moushumi has built and led high‑end molecular laboratories (NGS, liquid biopsy, ddPCR, CTCs) and steered quality, accreditation and national guideline efforts to bring clinically actionable genomics into routine cancer care in India. amritahospitals+2
Productive translational researcher in molecular oncology — she is a co‑author on multiple peer‑reviewed studies (BRCA NGS validation, EGFR/ddPCR, FFPE DNA quantification, biomarkers in lung and breast cancers) and maintains an active Google Scholar profile reflecting sustained publication and citation activity. google+2
Educator and mentor — she frequently runs hands‑on workshops, molecular tumor boards and clinical fellowship programs, and has a long history of teaching at medical colleges and supervising trainees in pathology and molecular diagnostics. amritahospitals+1
Subspecialist in uropathology and contributor to international consensus — she has participated in uropathology programs and ISUP-related work, reflecting recognized subspecialty expertise in genitourinary pathology. slideserve+1

Work

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Writing

The detection of primary and secondary EGFR mutations using droplet digital PCR in patients with non-small cell lung cancer

January 1, 2018

Work on EGFR mutation detection by ddPCR and implications for targeted therapy and resistance monitoring.

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Detection of false positive mutations in BRCA gene by next generation sequencing

January 1, 2017

Study evaluating false positives in multiplex BRCA panels on Ion Torrent PGM and the importance of orthogonal confirmation (Sanger) to avoid reporting artefacts.

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Quantification of DNA extracted from formalin fixed paraffin-embedded tissue: comparison of three techniques — effect on PCR efficiency

January 1, 2016

Comparison of spectrophotometry, Qubit fluorometry and qPCR for FFPE DNA quantification and implications for downstream PCR/sequencing.

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Hobbies

Nature lover and active on social platforms sharing clinical education and awareness. x+1