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    Synthetic coumarin derivatives with anticoagulation and antiplatelet aggregation inhibitory effects

    Synthetic coumarin derivatives with anticoagulation and antiplatelet aggregation inhibitory effects by Ramsis, Triveena M., Ebrahim, Maha A., Fayed, Eman A.

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    Discovery of novel bicyclic and tricyclic cyclohepta[b]thiophene derivatives as multipotent AChE and BChE inhibitors, in-Vivo and in-Vitro assays, ADMET and molecular docking simulation

    Discovery of novel bicyclic and tricyclic cyclohepta[b]thiophene derivatives as multipotent AChE and BChE inhibitors, in-Vivo and in-Vitro assays, ADMET and molecular docking simul... by Fayed, Eman A., El-Sebaey, Samiha Ahmed, Ebrahim, Maha A., Abu-Elfotuh, Karema, El-Sayed Mansour, Reda, Mohamed, Ehsan Khedre, Hamdan, Ahmed M.E., Al-subaie, Faleh Turki, Albalawi, Gharam Saad, Albalawi, Tariq Mohammed, Hamdan, Amira M., Mohammed, Asmaa A., Ramsis, Triveena M.

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    Novel Pyrrolidine-bearing quinoxaline inhibitors of DNA Gyrase, RNA polymerase and spike glycoprotein

    Novel Pyrrolidine-bearing quinoxaline inhibitors of DNA Gyrase, RNA polymerase and spike glycoprotein by Ebrahim, Maha A., Ramsis, Triveena M., Gohar, Nirvana A., metwally, Shimaa A., Rushdi, Areej, Fayed, Eman A.

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    Insulinotropic and anti-obesity properties of ethno-medicinal plants: pharmacology-based and in-silico predictions

    Insulinotropic and anti-obesity properties of ethno-medicinal plants: pharmacology-based and in-silico predictions by Korkor, Amany M, Abbass, Hatem S, Ahmed, Amal H, Mansour, Ahmed M, Ramsis, Triveena M, Elkousy, Rawah H, Al-Harrasi, Ahmed, Ibrahim, Adel Ehab, Mohammed, Abd El-Salam I

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    Expanding the chemical space of anti‐HCV NS5A inhibitors by stereochemical exchange and peptidomimetic approaches

    Expanding the chemical space of anti‐HCV NS5A inhibitors by stereochemical exchange and peptidomimetic approaches by Ramsis, Triveena M., Abdel Karim, Shereen E., Vassilaki, Niki, Frakolaki, Efseveia, Kamal, Ahmed A. M., Zoidis, Grigoris, Ahmed, Nermin S., Abadi, Ashraf H.

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    Pyrano-coumarin hybrids as potential antimicrobial agents against MRSA strains: Design, synthesis, ADMET, molecular docking studies, as DNA gyrase inhibitors

    Pyrano-coumarin hybrids as potential antimicrobial agents against MRSA strains: Design, synthesis, ADMET, molecular docking studies, as DNA gyrase inhibitors by Fayed, Eman A., Ebrahim, Maha A., Fathy, Usama, Elawady, Alaa M., Khalaf, Wafaa S., Ramsis, Triveena M.

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    Discovery of novel bicyclic and tricyclic cycloheptabthiophene derivatives as multipotent AChE and BChE inhibitors, in-Vivo and in-Vitro assays, ADMET and molecular docking simulation

    Discovery of novel bicyclic and tricyclic cycloheptabthiophene derivatives as multipotent AChE and BChE inhibitors, in-Vivo and in-Vitro assays, ADMET and molecular docking simulat... by Fayed, Eman A, El-Sebaey, Samiha Ahmed, Ebrahim, Maha A, Abu-Elfotuh, Karema, El-Sayed Mansour, Reda, Mohamed, Ehsan Khedre, Hamdan, Ahmed M E, Al-Subaie, Faleh Turki, Albalawi, Gharam Saad, Albalawi, Tariq Mohammed, Hamdan, Amira M, Mohammed, Asmaa A, Ramsis, Triveena M

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    The role of current synthetic and possible plant and marine phytochemical compounds in the treatment of acne

    The role of current synthetic and possible plant and marine phytochemical compounds in the treatment of acne by Ramsis, Triveena, Refat Selim, Heba Mohammed, Elseedy, Howida, Fayed, Eman A

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