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Navya Raj
Saudi Electronic University, SBRI, University of Kerala
Research areas: Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology · Molecular Biology · Computational Drug Discovery Methods · Genomics and Phylogenetic Studies · RNA and protein synthesis mechanisms
Employment
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Saudi Electronic University Assistant Professor2019 - Present
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SBRI Research Analyst2007 - 2010
Education
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University of Kerala Doctorate2013 - 2017
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (14)
- Non-Coding DNA-Derived Mimotopes of Aβ42 as Novel Candidates for Alzheimer's Peptide Vaccine Design Save
- In silico identification and characterization of micropeptides with potential therapeutic properties from non-coding DNA of E. coli Save
- Artemin: A brine shrimp-derived peptide and its influence on algal growth Save
- Osteocalcin modulates Abeta42 aggregation to aid in amyloid reduction in mouse models of Alzheimer's disease Save
- In Silico Identification and Characterization of Micropeptides with Potential Therapeutic Properties from Non-Coding DNA of E. Coli Save
- Osteocalcin Alters Aggregation Pattern of Abeta42 to Form Complexes (Ao) that Aid in Amyloid Reduction in Mouse Models of Alzheimer Disease Save
- Black Palm Squirrel (Funambulus palmarum Linn.) from India: Association with a Frame Shift Mutation in the MC1R Gene Save
- Molecular docking and molecular dynamics simulation identify a novel Radicicol derivative that predicts exclusive binding to Plasmodium falciparum Topoisomerase VIB. Save
- Efficacy of short-synthetic antifungal peptides on pathogenic Aspergillus flavus. Save
- Evaluation of the drug-like properties of kaempferol, chrysophanol and emodin and their interactions with EGFR tyrosine kinase - An in silico approach Save
- Function annotation of peptides generated from the non-coding regions of D. melanogaster genome. Save
- In silico study of peptide inhibitors against BACE 1 Save
- Predicting stable functional peptides from the intergenic space of E. coli Save
- Making Synthetic Proteins From Non-coding DNA Save