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    Study on the production of antineoplastic secondary metabolites from selected medicinal plants using cell and tissue culture techniques (with special reference to Ophiorrhiza mungos and Holostemma adakodien)
    Ph.D Thesis
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    Study on the anticancer activity of secondary metabolites from selected medicinal plants employing cell and tissue culture techniques
    Ph.D Thesis
  3. 3
    Study of anticancer properties of selected medicinal plants from Dasamoola and their comparison with micropropagated plants
    Ph.D Thesis
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    A study on the antiatherogenic effects of proteoglycans and other active principles from natural sources
    Ph.D Thesis
  5. 5
    A study on biochemical changes associated with myocardial ischemic reperfusion injury in patients and rat model
    Ph.D Thesis
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    Study of anticancer activity of selected medicinal plants with special reference to Hibiscus Furcatus and Ophiorrihza species
    Ph.D Thesis
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    A study of antiatherogenic effect of selected medicinal plants
    Ph.D Thesis
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    A study on the production of camptothecin from ophiorrhiza mungos and nothapodytes foetida using cell and tissue culture
    Ph.D Thesis
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    Study on the production of antineoplastic secondary metabolites from selected medicinal plants using cell and tissue culture techniques (with special reference to Camptothecin and Gossypin)
    Ph.D Thesis
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    Study to isolate and enhance the production of potential antineoplastic secondary metabolites from selected medicinal plants with special reference to Ophiorrhiza Rugosa var Decumbans
    Ph.D Thesis
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    Comparative evaluation of the biological properties of selected Dasamula plants and their in vitro cultured plants/
    Dokumenty pełnotekstowe
    Ph.D Thesis
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    The effect of desmodium gyrans DC on lipoprotein metabolism and reverse cholesterol transport
    Ph.D Thesis
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