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Kshitija Shah

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United States University of California, Los Angeles

Biography

1. Ph.D. candidate and graduate student researcher at the department of Civil & Environmental Engineering at UCLA in Dr. Shaily Mahendra's research group. My research involves studying the biochemical processes involved in fungal-based PFAS biotransformation. 2. B.S. in Biochemistry (UCLA'19), M.S. in Civil Engineering (UCLA'21).

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Multiomics Insights into Fungal-Mediated PFAS Precursor Biotransformation
Kshitija Shah University of California, Los Angeles
Yifan Gao University of California, Los Angeles
Shaily Mahendra UCLA
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E7.: PFAS and Bugs: The Search Continues (Platform)
13th International Conference on Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds
Biotransformation of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) Precursors by Fungi Isolated from Impacted Sites
Allison Connolly Allonnia
Areen Banerjee Allonnia LLC
Kent Sorenson, Jr. Allonnia
Michael Shreve Allonnia LLC.
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A5. SERDP & ESTCP Efforts on PFAS Biological Transformation and Remediation (Platforms) Platform Attachment
A5.: SERDP & ESTCP Efforts on PFAS Biological Transformation and Remediation (Platforms)
2025 Bioremediation Symposium
Genomic Goldmine: Fungal Genes Revolutionizing Greentech
Elizabeth Deyett Allonnia
Michael Shreve Allonnia LLC.
Areen Banerjee Allonnia LLC
Kent Sorenson, Jr. Allonnia
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E8. Understanding the Microbiome (Platforms) Platform Attachment
E8.: Understanding the Microbiome (Platforms)
2025 Bioremediation Symposium
(Group 2, Poster Board #92) Fungal Multiomics Responses to PFAS Exposure
Kshitija Shah University of California, Los Angeles
Shaily Mahendra UCLA
Yifan Gao University of California, Los Angeles
Himadri Bose UCLA
E8. Understanding the Microbiome (Posters) Poster
E8: Understanding the Microbiome (Posters)
2025 Bioremediation Symposium