Studies towards synthesis and selection of de novo proteins as potent inhibitors of crucial protein-protein interactions of mycobacterium tuberculosis
Charecterization of RD 1 related secretory protein`s from mycobacterium tuberculosis H37Rv
Macrophage and lymphocyte functions in human tuberculosis
Role of pulmonary fluid in host defence against experimental tuberculosis
Caseinolytic (Clp) protease of mycobacterium tuberculosis: role in pathogenesis
Design, synthesis, molecular docking and 3d-qsar studies of quinoline derivatives as potential anti-tuberculosis agents
Structural and functional analysis of transporter associated with antigen processing (TAP) and M Tuberculosis DprE1/E2 proteins
Synthesis and biological applications of nanostructured drug carriers for anti tuberculosis agents
Study of morphological changes in undernourished developing brain and the study of extents of recoveries with rehabilitation
Study on social aspects of pulmonary tuberculosis in the urban and rural population with speical reference to contacts
Identification of drug targets in mycobacterium tuberculosis using proteomics based approaches
Structural and functional studies of mycobacterium tuberculosis Chaperonin60s
Design, synthesis and Biological evaluation of Thiazolidinone pyrrole hybrids as potential anti tuberculosis agents
Socio economic profile of pulmonary tuberculosis patients
sociological study on tuberculosis of spine patients
Evaluation of immune response to recombinant DNA vaccine against bovine tuberculosis in calves
Particulate carriers as drug delivery systems for anti-tubercular and anti-cancer agents
Idetification and characterization of protein interactions with secretory proteins of mycobacteriaum tuberculosis and designing de novo peptide-based inhabitors against mycobacterium tuberculosis target proteins
Studies on regulatory role of virulence-associated response regulatior PhoP in mycobacterium tuberculosis
Identification of new molecular inhibitors for novel targets of Mycobacterium tuberculosis an in silico approach