Publications by authors named "Bharathi Dr"

Aminothiazoles are the important class of chemical groups which have proven their broad range of biological activities. A novel aminothiazole (21MAT) was quantified in analytical solutions using a high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) approach that was developed and partially validated for the analysis of in vitro experimental samples. An isocratic elution on reverse phase Phenomenex Luna C (50 mm × 4.

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  • Cyclophosphamide (CYL) is a commonly used cancer chemotherapy drug that can lead to severe memory impairment due to its toxic effects from free radical generation.
  • A study explored the protective effects of noni fruit juice (NJ), known for its antioxidant properties, against memory issues caused by CYL in Swiss albino mice.
  • Results showed that while CYL treatment caused short-term memory impairment, combining NJ with CYL significantly improved memory and biochemical markers associated with oxidative stress and neuroprotection in the mice.
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The past couple of decades in particular have seen a rapid increase in the prevalence of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM), a debilitating metabolic disorder characterised by insulin resistance. The insufficient efficacy of current management strategies for insulin resistance calls for additional therapeutic options. The preponderance of evidence suggests potential beneficial effects of curcumin on insulin resistance, while modern science provides a scientific basis for its potential applications against the disease.

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Context: The concept of quality of life (QoL) is becoming an important measure of the impact of psychiatric disorders. It is natural that once patient achieves remission, QoL would improve, but very few studies are conducted under this phase. This study compares the differences in QoL in remitted patients with monotherapy and polypharmacy.

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Isolated lesions of gingiva arise in succession to the hyperinflammatory reactions in response to the underlying local irritants. Despite their overlapping clinical and histological features, these lesions are distinctive regarding their biological behavior. Recurrence has been reported after surgical excision because of the incomplete removal of underlying local irritants.

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