Publications by authors named "K V Mamatha"

Article Synopsis
  • Allergic rhinitis (AR) is a common condition affecting about 400 million people globally and is linked to factors like urbanization and environmental pollutants, impacting quality of life significantly.
  • A recent study tested a co-delivery supplement of turmeric and ashwagandha (CQAB) against curcumin and a placebo, finding CQAB notably improved nasal symptoms and sleep quality in those with mild AR.
  • The findings indicate that CQAB could be a beneficial dietary supplement for reducing AR symptoms and enhancing overall well-being.
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Introduction Worldwide, breast cancer is still the most common cancer that affects women. Breast cancer prognosis is based on a number of clinical and pathological indicators. Further features are needed to predict early metastasis and prognosis of patients with breast carcinoma, as the current pathological characteristics, such as tumor differentiation, vascular infiltration, and TNM (tumor, node, and metastasis) staging, cannot fully describe the early metastatic biological behavior in breast carcinoma.

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Introduction Breast cancer is considered the most common cancer among women. According to the literature, cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2) expression in breast carcinoma is associated with aggressive tumor biology and acts as an independent prognostic marker. As COX-2 is a newly identified marker, studies are required to understand its immunoexpression and correlation with hormone receptor status and other prognostic factors, which helps in the therapeutic management of patients.

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Background: Materiovigilance is a method for tracking, documenting, and analyzing the causal factors of adverse outcomes or complications associated with the use of medical devices. In addition, it recommends that the Indian regulatory authority takes necessary steps with the aim of enhancing patient safety. The present study was taken up as there are hardly any studies available in the public domain on adverse events due to radiotherapy.

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-,-Diacylethanolamines (DAEs) are derived by simple esterification of bioactive -acylethanolamines, which are present in plant and animal tissues. In this study, two homologous series of DAEs, namely -acyl ( = 8-15), -palmitoylethanolamines (N-O16s) and -acyl ( = 8-14), -pentadecanoylethanolamines (N-O15s) were synthesized and characterized with respect to thermotropic phase transitions, crystal structures and intermolecular interactions. In addition, computational studies were performed to get a molecular level insight into the role of different factors in selective polymorphism in N-O16s and N-O15s.

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