Dr. Ravi Sankar

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structures rifamycins by p.ravisankar radio immuno assay(ria) liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry (lc-ms) gas chromatography and mass spectrometry (gc-ms) detectors used in gas chromatography and hplc pharmaceutical analysis applications of gas chromatography(gc) anti-tb and anti leprotic drugs [medicinal chemist anti- cancer drugs(anti-neoplastic drugs) drugs angiogenesis largest tumor ever removed alkylating agents what is cancer? vinka alkaloids non-malignent tumor(benign tumor) mechanism of actions best ways to reducing cancer. malignent tumor tumour growth kinitics anti metabolites treatment of cancer causes of cancer classification of anti-cancer agents doubling tume what is gas chromatography? summary. sources of vitamin k structures of vitamin k1 and k2 durg interactions recommended dietary intake role of vitamin k blood coagulation [medicinal chemistry] by p.ravisankar vitamin k deficiency ace inhibitors hypertension tips to stop silent killer. causes of hypertension arb diuretics(water pills) anti hypertensive agents [medicinal chemistry] by physiologicalrole/importance vitamin d functions recommended dietary allowance adverse/toxic effects d5 structures of vitamin d1 vitamin d deficiency(rickets) d4 vitmin d sources d3 uses of vitamin d d2 vitamin d[ sunshine vitamin] medicinal chemistry b vitamin d deficiancy occurs in chemistry of vitamin d applications of gc applications of gas chromatography by p.ravisankar applications hpcpc[high performance centrifugal partition chrom what is hpcpc? classification of counter current c detectors. by. p.ravisankar. detectors. vitamin b1 [thiamine] medicinal chemistry by p. ra structures and chemistry of vitamin b1 synthesis of vitamin b1 rda sources of vitamin b1 hystory of vitamin b1 deficiency of vitamin b1. oxidation of thiamine to thiocrome physiological importance(role) of vitamin b1 uses of riboflavin. reactions synthesis of riboflavin vitaminb2[riboflavin] medicinal chemistry chemistry of vitamin b2 vitamin b2 deficiency symptoms by p.ravisankar [sources of vitamin b2 pharmacological aspects of vitamin b12. vitamin b12[cynacobalamin][cobalamin] uses of vitamin b12 sources ofvitamin b12 vitamin b12 deficiency symptoms vitamin b6 uses. vitamin b6 physiogical importance pyridoxine antagonists synthesis of pyridoxaland pyridoxamine metabolism vitamin e preparations side effects/adverse effects physiological role ro importance uses of vitamin e recommended daily intake vitamin e (medicinal chemistry) by p.ravi sankar. structures of tocopherols dietary sources ans supplements chemistry of vitamin e chemistry of vitamin a fat soluble vitamins (vitamin a) medicinal chemist tretinoin and isotretinoin physiological role of vitamin-a differencebetween fat and water soluble vitamins slurces of vitamin a ion sources mass spectrometry(mass-spec) -2013 - p.ravisankar- mass analyzers basic principle sulbactam -betalactamase inhibitor definition tetracyclines- medicinal chemistry refampicin structure source dihydrostreptomycin and its importance structures of streptomycin aminocyclitols dihydrostreptomycin toxicity. acid hydrolysis a mention of other aminoglycoside antibiotics chelation with metals epimerisation biological sources sturctures amphoteric nature important structural units and the three acidity spectrum of activity cephalosporins- history (medicinal chemistry pharmaceutical chemistry. mechasism of actions synthesis and uses anti-neoplastic agents-history nomenclature