Reddy Kaylan

Reddy Kaylan - Postdoctoral fellow

Postdoctoral Fellow

I am working to understand the role of proteostasis machinery in JA signaling that regulate plant stress responses. Outside of work, I enjoy yoga, bouldering, reading and nature.

3. Harnessing two UDP‐glycosyltransferases from Saponaria officinalis toward heterologous production of endosomal escape enhancer saponins in Gypsophila elegans hairy roots

Tongtong Qu, Helga Schinkel, Tessa Moses, Kaylan Reddy, René de Vaumas, Stefan Schillberg, Alain Goossens, Elia Lacchini

(2026/09) - The Plant Journal

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2. Skeletons in the closet? – Using a bibliometric lens to visualise phytochemical and pharmacological activities linked toSceletium, a mood enhancer

Kaylan Reddy, Gary I. Stafford, Nokwanda P. Makunga

(2023/08) -

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1. Mass Spectrometry Metabolomics and Feature-Based Molecular Networking Reveals Population-Specific Chemistry in Some Species of the Sceletium Genus

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(2022) - Frontiers in Nutrition

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Reddy Kaylan

Postdoctoral Fellow

Skeletons in the closet? – Using a bibliometric lens to visualise phytochemical and pharmacological activities linked toSceletium, a mood enhancer2. Skeletons in the closet? – Using a bibliometric lens to visualise phytochemical and pharmacological activities linked toSceletium, a mood enhancer

Mass Spectrometry Metabolomics and Feature-Based Molecular Networking Reveals Population-Specific Chemistry in Some Species of the Sceletium Genus1. Mass Spectrometry Metabolomics and Feature-Based Molecular Networking Reveals Population-Specific Chemistry in Some Species of the Sceletium Genus

2. Skeletons in the closet? – Using a bibliometric lens to visualise phytochemical and pharmacological activities linked toSceletium, a mood enhancer

1. Mass Spectrometry Metabolomics and Feature-Based Molecular Networking Reveals Population-Specific Chemistry in Some Species of the Sceletium Genus