Syed Parween Mazher Ali
Research areas: Medicine · Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism · Connexins and lens biology · Synthesis and biological activity · Adipokines, Inflammation, and Metabolic Diseases
About
Syed Parween Mazhar Ali, Ph.D. (Medical Biochemistry), MSc (Medical Biochemistry) from B.J Medical College, Pune, India is a Medical Biochemist. In her 22 years of teaching career, she has been working as an associate professor in the college of medicine in India, Sultanate of Oman, and the college of applied medical sciences in the kingdom Of Saudi Arabia. Her work focuses on Diabetes, Cataracts and Ascitic fluid. She is the author of three international books. She also authored numerous articles published in a medical journal and supervised postgraduate students’ research projects.
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Publications (15)
- Study Of Association Of Uric Acid and Cardiac Troponin T in Type-2 Diabetic Patients Of Saudi Arabia Save
- 1) Sensitivity of Redox Cycle Enzymes in Substantiating the Pathophysiology of Cataract Save
- 2) Role of Agnors in Thyroid Lesions on Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology (Fnac) Smears Biomedical Journal of Scientific and technical research, Volume 14 - Issue 1 ,Published:February 06, 2019 Save
- 3) Role of serum Zinc and Copper levels in patients with acne vulgaris J Orofac Res. 2019. Save
- Diagnosis of Bening and Malignat Lesions of Thyroid By FNAC and AgNo3 Save
- Hand Book on cataract and lens enzymes Save
- Machine learning technique for Precision Agricultre Applications In 5G-Based Internet Of Things Save
- Many articles on lens enzymes in sugar,H2O2 and Steroid Induced cataract Save
- Portal Hypertension-Differential Diagnosis Save
- Study of serum leptin and resistin in obese patients with myocardial infarction living at high altitude. Save
- Study Of Serum Electrolytes(Sodium & Potassium) In Diabetes Mellitus Save
- Study of Lens Enzymes in Glucose Induced Cataract ,Published in Indian Practioner-September, 1996 Save
- Study of Lens Enzymes in Steroid Induced Cataract Save
- Study of lens proteins and Enzyme Catalase in steroid induced cataract. Save
- The SMAC mimetic AT-101 exhibits anti-tumor and anti-metastasis activity in lung adenocarcinoma cells bythe IAPs/caspase-dependent apoptosis and p65-NFKB cross talk Save