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    <title>CYP2D6*4 null allele frequency in sixteen Pakistani ethnic groups</title>
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    <description>Title: CYP2D6*4 null allele frequency in sixteen Pakistani ethnic groups
Authors: Anwar Ullah; Riaz, Sana; Siddiqi, Saima; Mazhar, Kehkashan; Mansoor, Atika
Abstract: : CYP2D6 belongs to a family of Cytochrome P450 and is involved in metabolism of a number of commonly&#xD;
prescribed drugs. This study was designed to identify *4 allelic frequency of CYP2D6 in Pakistani population. The&#xD;
ethno-geographic variations in the CYP2D6 alleles are responsible for varied expression of this enzyme and thus&#xD;
influence the metabolic rate and efficacy of prescribed drugs. In total, 976 volunteers belonging to 16 different ethnic&#xD;
groups of Pakistan were screened for CYP2D6*4 polymorphism. The *4 allele was detected in all the ethnic groups with&#xD;
varied frequency ranging from 3.73%-13.64% and an overall average of 7.22% in different ethnic groups of the&#xD;
population. Maximum frequency was detected in northern Pakistani population including Meo (13.64%), Punjabi&#xD;
(11.96%) and Pathan (10.42%). Low frequency (&lt;4%) of*4 polymorphism was observed in Kalash and Makrani groups,&#xD;
whereas an intermediate frequency (5-9%) was observed in all the other ethnic groups. The data indicates that despite&#xD;
ethnic diversity poor metabolizers in Pakistani population are expected to carry CYP2D6*4 allele at a relatively higher&#xD;
frequency than most other Asian populations. (Word count = 186)</description>
    <dc:date>2020-03-16T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Molecular docking and in-silico study of natural antagonists of ERalpha receptor: Potential candidates against breast cancer</title>
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    <description>Title: Molecular docking and in-silico study of natural antagonists of ERalpha receptor: Potential candidates against breast cancer
Authors: Ahmed, Bilal; Qadir, Muhammad Imran; Hafiza Noor-ul-Ain
Abstract: Breast cancer is affecting the women in both developing and non-developing countries in a dangerous ratio.&#xD;
Estrogen receptor alpha (ER-α) controls a number of physiological processes. Its over expression is seen in breast cancer.&#xD;
Estrogen positive breast cancer can be treated by hormone therapy, that’s why we focused on anti-estrogen natural&#xD;
molecules. A library of 5022 phytochemicals was searched, and selected top molecules based on their drug scoring.&#xD;
Fulvestrant was used as the reference drug. 4 molecules showed more drug scoring than the standard and these include&#xD;
Kushenol K, Flavobin, Kushenol N and CHEMBL66996 in descending order. All these molecules were further assessed&#xD;
for their other biological activities and found better than the standard. Therefore, these compounds may be used&#xD;
effectively as antagonists of ER-alpha receptor and as potential candidates against breast cancer.</description>
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    <title>Therapeutic effects of Rhamnus alaternus on the nephroangiosclerosis in wistar rats</title>
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    <description>Title: Therapeutic effects of Rhamnus alaternus on the nephroangiosclerosis in wistar rats
Authors: Halzoune, Hanane; Saiah, Wassila; Tabani, Khadija; Lahfa, Farid; Koceir, Elhadj Ahmed; Omari, Naima
Abstract: The buckthorn “Rhamnus alaternus” is a plant used in traditional medicine especially in the treatment of&#xD;
certain diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease and dyslipidemia. The aim of our study was to analysed and&#xD;
evaluate the effects of buckthorn on nephroangiosclerosis Wistar rats. Thirty male Wistar rats, adult weighing between&#xD;
120g and 250g were distributed as follows: Five control animals received a standard laboratory diet, thirty four&#xD;
experimental rats received the standard laboratory diet supplemented with palm oil and 4% of NaCl (High Sold Fat&#xD;
Diet). After six month of this diet the HSFD group was subdivided into rats treated for 45 days with aqueous extract of&#xD;
buckthorn or animals HSFD only. Plasma metabolites and endothelin-1 concentration were measured by standard&#xD;
methods, section of kidney were stained by Heindenhain-azan and periodic acid shiff. The examination of renal&#xD;
parenchyma of HSFD rats showed a prominent structural changes such as, obstruction of vascular lumen, ischemia of the&#xD;
glomerular and tubulo-interstitial fibrosis the biochemical and hormonal parameters were significantly improved in the&#xD;
HSFD rats treated with decoction of buckthorn. Moreover, the morphogical changes of the renal parenchyma were&#xD;
attenuated in rats HSFD decoction. The buckthorn attenuates renal parenchymal lesions by aggregating at different levels&#xD;
of rats maintained on HSFD.</description>
    <dc:date>2020-03-16T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>In-silico determination of pKa and logp values of some isoniazid synthetic analogues using Marvin software</title>
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    <description>Title: In-silico determination of pKa and logp values of some isoniazid synthetic analogues using Marvin software
Authors: Naeem, Sabahat; Akhtar, Shamim; Zafar, Shaista; Iqbal, Sadia
Abstract: : Among the physicochemical properties, pKa and LogP values help us in studying drug parameters like ADME&#xD;
and could be predicted to some extent. With this view, here we wish to predict these two properties of our previously&#xD;
synthesized biologically active derivatives of isoniazid using on-line available program Marvin, a Java-based chemical&#xD;
software application frequently used for chemical modeling. According to Marvin, pKa values predicted 99.99%&#xD;
unionized states of INH and some derivatives at physiological pH 7.4. Marvin calculated LogP values estimated good&#xD;
oral absorption for all the synthesized compounds. Therefore it can be said that the findings of the study emerged in an&#xD;
ideal region that permits the formulation of these derivatives. Since this was just a theoretical study, it demands more&#xD;
experimentation to determine accurate situation.</description>
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