Oncology
Pan-cancer analysis of the TMEM45A gene
A comprehensive investigation into the immunological and prognostic significance of TMEM45A across human tumors, integrating expression, immune infiltration, and survival data.
I'm Tanzim Bhuiyan, an undergraduate researcher in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology focused on Pan-cancer analysis — currently investigating the immunological and prognostic significance of the TMEM45A gene across human tumors.
About
I'm a passionate undergraduate researcher in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (SUST), with a deep-seated commitment to advancing the fields of Oncology and Immunology.
My research journey is driven by a desire to decode the molecular complexities of life-threatening diseases. I work at the intersection of cancer biology, genomics, and immunological data analysis — translating complex biological datasets into meaningful prognostic and therapeutic insight.
My goal is to bridge the gap between complex biological data and actionable clinical understanding, and to collaborate with fellow researchers advancing cancer research and biotechnology.
Research
Projects spanning cancer genomics, immunological data analysis, and neuroscience.
Oncology
A comprehensive investigation into the immunological and prognostic significance of TMEM45A across human tumors, integrating expression, immune infiltration, and survival data.
Oncology
Preparing a research manuscript on molecular signatures in breast cancer, with a focus on clinical and prognostic interpretation of genomic data.
Neuroscience
A completed and submitted research paper exploring the non-motor symptomatology of Parkinson's Disease and its clinical implications.
Publications
Research prepared to meet international standards for scholarly publishing.
Pan-cancer analysis
Oncology
Neuroscience
Completed “The A-Z guide to successful manuscript submissions,” ensuring my work meets international standards for scholarly publishing.
Expertise
A toolkit built around turning molecular and clinical data into meaningful conclusions.
Contact
I'm always eager to collaborate with fellow researchers and professionals in Cancer Research and Biotechnology. Reach out to discuss data, manuscripts, or new projects.