College of Medicine

Vidyasagar Lab (Radiation Gut Injury and Oral Rehydration)

Led by Sadasivan Vidyasagar · Radiation Oncology

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What we study

The lab studies how radiation damages the intestine and develops drinks with salts and amino acids that help the gut absorb fluid and repair itself. The work led to the enterade product and continues with new formulations for radiation and inflammatory gut disease.

What working here is like

  • Wet lab
  • Mice
  • Cells in a dish
  • No coding
Projects
2

Current projects

Barrier-repair formulations

New formulations for radiation and atopic dermatitis barrier defects (grant 2025-2027).

Nutritional drink for GI toxicity

Drink to improve nutrition in patients with gut toxicity from cancer treatment.

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