Publications by authors named "S Perveen"

Unveiling novel pathways for drug discovery forms the foundation of a new era in the combat against tuberculosis. The discovery of a novel drug, bedaquiline, targeting mycobacterial ATP synthase highlighted the targetability of the energy metabolism pathway. The significant potency of bedaquiline against heterogeneous population of marks ATP synthase as an important complex of the electron transport chain.

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Background: Seizures are one of the most common neurological complications encountered in the intensive care unit (ICU). They can occur in the background of exacerbation of a known neurological disease or secondary to non-neurological conditions such as sepsis and metabolic disturbances. However, there is a paucity of literature on the incidence and pattern of new-onset seizures in ICUs.

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  • - A new model for liquid chromatographic reactors (LKM) is developed, focusing on mass and energy balances through nonlinear equations that involve complex reactions and varying concentrations over time.
  • - The model is mathematically challenging due to the nonlinear nature of adsorption and reaction kinetics, so a specific numerical method called the discontinuous Galerkin finite element method is used to solve the equations.
  • - The study includes extensive simulations to examine how temperature and concentration gradients affect reactor performance, validates the model through rigorous testing, and offers insights into the complexities of how substances convert and separate in these reactors.
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RA-0003022 () was identified as a high-quality covalent chemical probe for nsP2 cysteine protease (nsP2pro). Isoxazole covalently captured the active site C478 and inactivated the enzyme with a / ratio of 6000 Ms. A negative control analog RA-0025453 () retained the covalent warhead but demonstrated >100-fold decrease in enzyme inhibition.

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Lead (Pb) is known to be extremely toxic to plants and awfully affects growth and productivity by interacting with morphological, biochemical, and physiological processes. Micronutrients are considered to reduce ion toxicity and modify various physiological processes involved in oxidative stress tolerance in plants. Hence, the limited literature about the application of micronutrients, particularly manganese (Mn), under lead stress thus demands more investigations.

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