IDENTIFICATION OF ANTICANCER DRUG THROUGH STUDYING THE ACTIVATION MECHANISM OF CASPASE PROTEIN: AN IN SILICO APPROACH
On the accomplishment of the present study, I would like to take this opportunity to extend my deepest sense of gratitude and words of appreciation towards those, who helped me during the pursuit of study. I deem it a proud privilege and feel immense pleasure to acknowledge all those who are dire...
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DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES
2019
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