Sri Vaidyanathan

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Biological Sciences
Biochemistry
Cancer Biology and Cell Signalling
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Dr Sri Vaidyanathan

Research Associate

Centre for Cancer Biology

College of Health

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Lymphatic vessels represent a critical but underappreciated component of the circulatory system. They regulate tissue and organ function via numerous mechanisms, most notably, through the maintenance of fluid balance and the trafficking of immune cells. Impaired lymphatic function results in lymphoedema; a debilitating condition characterised by chronic fluid accumulation and swelling of the extremities. There is also a growing appreciation for the involvement of lymphatic vessel remodelling in other diseases, such as cancers and cardiovascular pathologies. My research seeks to uncover the fundamental mechanisms that control how lymphatic vessels develop. In particular, I am interested in identifying how transcription factors activate gene expression programs that regulate lymphatic endothelial cell identity and function.

Date Institution name Country Title
2019 - 2023 Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre Australia PhD
2016 - 2016 University of Adelaide Australia B.Sc (Hons)
2011 - 2015 University of Adelaide Australia B.Arts/B.Sc

Date Title Institution Country
2024 Postdoctoral Researcher Centre for Cancer Biology Australia

Year Citation
2018 Byers, S., Rout-Pitt, N., Linard, H., Vaidyanathan, S., & Derrick-Roberts, A. L. K. (2018). MESENCHYMAL STEM CELL DIFFERENTIATION IS MODULATED BY COMPLEX SUGARS IN MPS DISEASE. Poster session presented at the meeting of JOURNAL OF GENE MEDICINE. Univ Technol Sydney, Sydney, AUSTRALIA: WILEY.

Year Citation
2026 Vaidyanathan, S., Yuwono, N. L., Mok, E. T. Y., Chitty, J. L., Rudd-Schmidt, J. A., Goldsworthy, R. A., . . . Brown, K. K. (2026). Cholesterol remodels the endoplasmic reticulum to control myofibroblastic CAF function.
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