Inashki Dissanayake
Inashki Dissanayake
Head of the Department of Biomedical Science
Faculty of Science
Profile
Inashki has been working at ICBT since 2021 lecturing in the field of Biomedical Science After completing her MRes degree in Medicinal chemistry. She has been serving as a lecturer for 6 years, before joining ICBT.
Inashki is currently the Head of the Department of Biomedical Science and has taught on a number of undergraduate modules at ICBT in various programmes. She is currently teaching Biochemistry, Clinical Immunology, Research methods and Contemporary topics in Biomedical Science. Inashki is also an associate member of Institute of Chemistry and a member of the Young Scientists forum of the National Science and Technology Commission. Within ICBT, Inashki is a member of the research committee. Inashki’ s research interests are in the field of Drug discovery and Biochemistry
Publications
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~ Balasundaram K., Dissanayake I., (2021) Analysis of the phytochemical content and determination of the antioxidant capacity of the leaves, stems and flowers of Sesbania grandiflora (hummingbird tree) in Sri Lanka using different solvents for extraction, GARI International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research, 04(07), 107-135, ISSN 2659-2193
~ Fernando S.M., Dissanayake I., (2020), Determination of the antioxidant capacity of different solvent extractions of leaves and bark of Azadirachta Indica (neem), GARI International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research, 05(06), 61-75, ISSN 2659-2193
Conferences
~ Navarathna N.K., Dissanayake I., (2021) Relationship between Antioxidant and Antibacterial properties of flowers, leaves and stems of Tanner’s Cassia (senna auriculate) grown in Sri Lanka, 3rd Conference, Natural Products and microbes for Health and Sustainability, College of Biochemists of Sri Lanka
~ Dissanayake I.C., Adams D., Snape T., (2014) Resveratrol analogues targeting CYP1, a novel approach in cancer prevention and therapy, Annual sessions, UClan, UK.
~ Dissanayake I.C., Ka-Wai W., Adams D., (2013) Optimization of physicochemical factors of drugs to enhance oral bioavailability using lipid carrier systems, annual sessions, UClan, UK.
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