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Starvation induced cholesterogenesis in hepatic and extra hepatic tissues of climbing Perch, Anabas testudineus (Bloch) by Godavarthy, Padmavathi, Sunila Kumari, Y., Bikshapathy, E.

“…Cholesterol is a structural lipid, which may be differentially utilized or synthesized in response to stress or during insulin deficient states such as…”
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Antibacterial and Hemolytic Activities of Single Tryptophan Analogs of Indolicidin by Subbalakshmi, C., Bikshapathy, E., Sitaram, N., Nagaraj, R.

“…The structure and biological activities of analogs of the bovine neutrophil antibacterial and hemolytic peptide indolicidin, ILPWKWPWWPWRR-amide, where one…”
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Cyclic Homooligomers of Furanoid Sugar Amino Acids by Chakraborty, T. K, Srinivasu, P, Bikshapathy, E, Nagaraj, R, Vairamani, M, Kumar, S. Kiran, Kunwar, A. C

“…Cyclic homooligomers of mannose-derived furanoid sugar amino acid 1 [H-Maa(Bn2)-OH] were synthesized by using BOP reagent in the presence of DIPEA under dilute…”
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Norbornene-Constrained Cyclic Peptides with Hairpin Architecture:  Design, Synthesis, Conformation, and Membrane Ion Transport by Ranganathan, Darshan, Haridas, V, Kurur, Sunita, Nagaraj, R, Bikshapathy, E, Kunwar, A. C, Sarma, A. V. S, Vairamani, M

“…A novel family of hairpin cyclic peptides has been designed on the basis of the use of norbornene units as the bridging ligands. The design is flexible with…”
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Design, synthesis and membrane ion transport properties of cystine- and serine-based cyclo -4-oxa-heptane-1,7-bisamides by Ranganathan, Darshan, Samant, Manoj P, Nagaraj, R, Bikshapathy, E

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Manual solid-phase syntheses of peptides on resins with high loading capacity requiring small volumes of solvents by Bikshapathy, E, Nagaraj, R

“…The synthesis of peptides by manual solid-phase methods requiring very small volume of solvents at different steps is described. The syntheses have been…”
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Addition and omission analogs of the 13-residue antibacterial and hemolytic peptide PKLLKTFLSKWIG: structural preferences, model membrane binding and biological activities by Bikshapathy, E., Sitaram, N., Nagaraj, R.

“…The consequences of selective addition or deletion of polar amino acids in a 13‐residue antibacterial peptide PKLLKTFLSKWIG on structure, membrane binding and…”
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