Sadaf Khankeh

PhD Student

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Charité

I'm a biotechnologist and PhD researcher at Charité, with a Master's in Cellular/Molecular Biology–Biotechnology. In TRR418 Project B03, I investigate molecular mechanisms linking puberty, circadian rhythms, and metabolic regulation, using experimental neuronal models to explore endocrine and hypothalamic pathways in chronotype–metabolism interactions and their role in adolescent metabolic health.

The projects of

Sadaf Khankeh

B03

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Dynamic chronotype and metabolic changes during puberty and their role in disease development

Adolescence is a critical period for establishing lifelong metabolic set points. Hormonal changes shift chronotype later, interacting with circadian regulation to influence metabolism. This project investigates puberty-related circadian dynamics in humans and mice and explores interventions to restore alignment.

Dynamic chronotype and metabolic changes during puberty and their role in disease development

Adolescence is a critical period for establishing lifelong metabolic set points. Hormonal changes shift chronotype later, interacting with circadian regulation to influence metabolism. This project investigates puberty-related circadian dynamics in humans and mice and explores interventions to restore alignment.

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Sadaf Khankeh

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