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Ramesh Kumar G.

Ramesh Kumar G.

PhD Life Sciences & AI SME | Genomics, Bioinformatics, Clinical Research

India flagCHENNAI, India

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Freelancer Overview

*Performed genome-scale functional re-annotation and data labeling for whole microbial genomes, focusing on proteins of unknown or poorly characterized function. *Authored and published multiple AI-focused books on Amazon KDP, using LLMs for ideation, structuring, drafting, editing, and quality control. *Applied critical review of AI-generated content to reduce hallucinations and factual errors, and developed prompt frameworks for long-form writing. Key Skills, Projects & Qualifications Genome-scale biological data labeling & functional annotation Annotation of unknown proteins and ambiguous gene functions Industry collaboration experience (Germany-based client) Pathway, enzyme, and transporter classification (ABC transporters) Creation of ML-ready, structured biological datasets Literature-driven validation & quality control LLM-assisted content creation with human-in-the-loop review Prompt engineering for long-form, technical writing AI quality evaluation (hallucination and accuracy checks) Strong bridge between biology expertise and AI workflows Many tools, databases and publications are created.

Labeling Experience

2.Organism-Specific Functional Genomics & Labeling Projects

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Conducted functional re-annotation, gene classification, and pathway labeling for organisms with applied industrial and energy relevance: Caldicellulosiruptor saccharolyticus – Hydrogen production Carboxydothermus hydrogenoformans – Hydrogen production Aspergillus terreus – Lovastatin biosynthesis Geobacter sulfurreducens – Electricity generation (bioelectrochemical systems) Botryococcus braunii – Biodiesel production Key contributions: Functional labeling of genes, enzymes, and metabolic pathways Integration of computational predictions with biological literature Validation using multiple bioinformatics tools (IN HOUSE AND PUBLIC), databases, and peer-reviewed publications Creation of curated, high-confidence annotation datasets.

2004 - 2022

3.Predictive Modeling & Classification (Transporter Annotation)

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Performed computational prediction and classification of ABC transporters in Geobacter sulfurreducens PCA. Applied sequence analysis, domain architecture, and functional inference methods to label transporter families and substrate classes. Ashok Selvaraj, Venil Sumantran, Nupoor Chowdhary and Gopal Ramesh Kumar (2014) Prediction and classification of ABC transporters in Geobacter sulfurreducens PCA using computational approaches. Current Bioinformatics. 9(2) 166 - 172.

2013 - 2014

CLUSTER PREDICTION AND LABELING

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This study analyzes the functional, structural, and evolutionary aspects of these proteins, aiding in the understanding of the polyketide synthase (PKS) pathways. Target: The study focuses on the gene cluster responsible for producing lovastatin, a cholesterol-lowering medication. Analysis: It provides characterization of various enzymes within the cluster (e.g., LovA, LovB, LovC, LovD, LovF) in the A. terreus strain. Bioinformatics Tools: The research utilizes comparative bioinformatics to predict functional motifs and structural features of these enzymes. Significance: This work aids in understanding the regulation and metabolic engineering of lovastatin production. T.K.Subazini and G.Ramesh Kumar (2011) Characterization of Lovastatin biosynthetic cluster proteins in Aspergillus terreus strain ATCC 20542.Bioinformation 6(7): 250-254

2010 - 2011

1.Data Labeling & Functional Annotation Experience

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Functional Annotation & Re-Annotation (Genome-Scale Data Labeling) Performed functional re-annotation and feature assignment for 25 whole microbial genomes, focusing on proteins of previously unknown or poorly characterized function. Assigned standardized functional categories, gene roles, pathways, and annotations, ensuring consistency and biological accuracy. This large-scale annotation project was executed for an industry client (Lion Bioscience, Germany), using variety of bioinformatics tools following professional bioinformatics and data-quality standards.

2002 - 2003