Madalsa Singh

Background

About Madalsa Singh

I am a dedicated biomedical researcher currently working at Hoskinson Health & Wellness Clinic, where I focus on investigating the therapeutic potential of adipose-derived mesenchymal stem cells (AD-MSCs) and exosomes in aging-related conditions. My work involves cell culture, characterization, and translational research aimed at advancing regenerative medicine. I hold a Master’s degree in Microbiology and Molecular Biology from San Jose State University, complemented by specialized training in stem cell biology through the SCILL program. My thesis,"Evaluating the Therapeutic Potential of TAS0612 in T-ALL Cell Lines," strengthened my expertise in drug efficacy assessment and fueled my commitment to precision medicine and translational drug development. During my one-year research internship at Stanford University, I gained hands-on experience in mammalian cell culture, flow cytometry, protein analysis, drug interaction studies, and induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) research. These experiences have honed my ability to design, optimize, and execute complex biochemical and cell-based assays. I am highly skilled in project management, data interpretation, and laboratory operations, contributing to efficient team workflows and robust experimental design. With a background in dentistry, I bring a comprehensive understanding of human physiology and pathology that informs my scientific approach. Passionate about innovation and collaboration, I am committed to advancing biomedical research that bridges the gap between laboratory discovery and clinical application. I welcome opportunities to connect with fellow scientists, clinicians, and industry professionals working to transform healthcare through science.