Dr Humaira Farooqi
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Assistant Professor (Grade-II), Department of Biotechnology
Jamia Hamdard
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Dr. Humaira Farooqi has contributed progressively in field of protein stress biology and oxidative stress. Her accomplished research works includes investigation of the conformational changes in proteins exposed to different stress conditions in vitro and evaluating its mechanism using circular dichroism and in-silico studies, establishing protective and ameliorative effects of natural compounds such as GPLC and Genistein against induced oxidative stress. Currently her lab is into the investigat
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- Assistant Professor (Grade-II) , Jamia Hamdard
- Jamia Hamdard, Hamdard Nagar
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Evaluation of Protective Effect of Glycine Propionyl L- Carnitine and Genistein in Ameliorating D- Galactosamine Induced Oxidative Stress in Wistar Rats : Implications in Liver Diseases
Investigation of the Heavy Metal Induced Structural and Functional Damage on Proteins and its Prevention by Antioxidants
Modulation of Radiation Induced Intestinal Proteome by active principles isolated from Podophyllum hexandrum Linn
Studies on Anticancer Activity of Chlorophytum species in Lung Cancer Cell Lines
Ex-Vivo Generation and Single Cell Analysis of Human Monoclonal Antibodies from Dengue Virus Infected Patients
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