Theoretical studies on the conformational aspects of peptides and proteins
Theoretical studies on proteins through quantiative attributes of their 3-D structure
Fluoprescence investigations of biological systems: Thealametionine transmembrane channel and model systems
Studies on the role of nucleic acids and protein synthesis in chemical modification of radiation damage by MPG, WR-2721, ascorbicacid and caffeine
X-ray studies on molecular interactions involving amino acids
X-ray crstallographic studies on the structure and interactions of L-ascorbic acid
Biophysical studies of the cholera phage$ 2''
Ontogeny of behaviour of calcium and phosphorus deficient rats and bioelectrical bone activity
Radiation-induced chromosomal damage and its modification by 2-deoxy d-glucose in normal and neoplastic mammalian cells
Molecular and crystal structure analysis of some biologically important compounds by x-ray diffraction methods
Biophysical studies on cell separation and characterisation: Splenocytes from normal and tumour bearing swiss mice and their interaction with tumour cells
Influence of simulated pressure gradients on some physiological aspects in a poikilothermic animal
Study of biophysical aspects at high altitude using radiotracer techniques with special reference to pulmonary oedema and acute mountain sickness
Role of metal ions on photoelectron transport in cyanobacterium, Synechococcus cedrorum
effect of temperature on the compound action potential of the sciatic nerve of frog
effect of radiations and chemical mutagens on some pulse crops
study of heart rate variability technique and its application to detect chronic foetal distress
Differential modification of oxic and anoxic radiation damage by caffeine and misonidazole in Hordeum vulgare S-2(3-aminopropylamino) etylphosphorothioic acid
Analytical and clinical studies on electrical field plethysmography as a new noninvasive tool for monitoring mechanical activities of the heart
Investigations on pathological blood proteins in acute and chronic leukemias in the frequency range 10/6 to 10/18 HZ using absorption, excitation and resonance spectroscopic techniques
