Toxicogenomics Peer-review Journals
The fast disclosure of succession data from the Human
Genome Project has exponentially expanded the measure of information that can be recovered from biomedical analyses. Quality articulation profiling, using microarray innovation, is quickly adding to an improved comprehension of worldwide, composed cell occasions in an assortment of ideal models. In the field of toxicology, the possible utilization of toxicogenomics to show the poisonousness of obscure mixes has been proposed yet remains to a great extent unconfirmed to date. A significant notion of toxicogenomics is that worldwide changes in the outflow of individual mRNAs (i.e., the transcriptional reactions of
cells to toxicants) will be adequately unmistakable, powerful, and reproducible to permit segregation of toxicants from various classes. Conclusive show is as yet missing for such explicit "hereditary fingerprints," instead of vague general pressure reactions that might be unclear among mixes and in this way not appropriate as tests of poisonous components. The current investigations show a general use of toxicogenomics that separates two robotically irrelevant classes of toxicants (cytotoxic calming medications and DNA-harming operators) in view of upon a bunch type examination of qualities differentially initiated or curbed in refined
cells during presentation to these mixes. Beginning examinations of the articulation designs for 100 harmful mixes, utilizing all ∼ 250 qualities on a DNA microarray (∼ 2.5 million information focuses), neglected to segregate between
toxicant classes. A significant hindrance experienced in these investigations was the absence of reproducible quality reactions, probably because of organic changeability and mechanical constraints. Along these lines different duplicate perceptions for the prototypical DNA harming operator, cisplatin, and the non-steroidal calming
drugs (NSAIDs) diflunisal and flufenamic corrosive were made, and a subset of qualities yielding reproducible enlistments/restraints was chosen for correlation. A large number of the "unique mark qualities" distinguished in these investigations were predictable with past perceptions revealed in the writing (e.g., the very much described enlistment by cisplatin of p53-directed transcripts, for example, p21waf1/cip1 and PCNA [proliferating cell atomic antigen]). These quality subsets not just separated among the three mixes in the learning set yet in addition demonstrated prescient incentive for the remainder of the database (∼ 100 mixes of different harmful systems). Further refinement of the bunching technique, utilizing a PC based streamlining calculation, yielded far superior outcomes and exhibited that qualities that at last best segregated between DNA harm and NSAIDs were engaged with such differing forms as DNA fix, xenobiotic digestion, transcriptional initiation, basic support,
cell cycle control, signal transduction, and apoptosis. The assurance of qualities whose reactions suitably gathering and separate calming versus DNA-harming operators gives an underlying worldview whereupon to work for future, higher throughput-based ID of poisonous mixes utilizing quality articulation designs alone.
High Impact List of Articles
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A Patent Review on Thiazole Derivatives (2008-2013)
Alberto Leoni , Alessandra Locatelli, Rita Morigi and Mirella Rambaldi Review: Acta Chimica and Pharmaceutica Indica
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A Patent Review on Thiazole Derivatives (2008-2013)
Alberto Leoni , Alessandra Locatelli, Rita Morigi and Mirella Rambaldi Review: Acta Chimica and Pharmaceutica Indica
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Synthesis, Characterization and Antimicrobial Activity of Some Novel s-Triazine Derivatives Incorporating Quinoline Moiety
N. Kavitha, A. Karthi, A. Arun and S. Syed Shafi Original Article: Acta Chimica and Pharmaceutica Indica
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Synthesis, Characterization and Antimicrobial Activity of Some Novel s-Triazine Derivatives Incorporating Quinoline Moiety
N. Kavitha, A. Karthi, A. Arun and S. Syed Shafi Original Article: Acta Chimica and Pharmaceutica Indica
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Determination of Copper (II) By Glycine in Flow Injection and Sequential Injection Techniques
Khdeeja Jabbar Ali and Nabeel Abdul Raheem Hameed Original Article: Acta Chimica and Pharmaceutica Indica
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Determination of Copper (II) By Glycine in Flow Injection and Sequential Injection Techniques
Khdeeja Jabbar Ali and Nabeel Abdul Raheem Hameed Original Article: Acta Chimica and Pharmaceutica Indica
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Use of Spectrophotometric Method and Flow Injection Techniques for Determining Copper (II) by 2-(4-Bromo 2,6-Dimethyl Phenyl) Azo 4,5-Diphenyl-1-Imidazol)
Kheedija Jabbar Ali, Abid Allah Mohammed Ali and Haider Norri Raheem Original Article: Acta Chimica and Pharmaceutica Indica
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Use of Spectrophotometric Method and Flow Injection Techniques for Determining Copper (II) by 2-(4-Bromo 2,6-Dimethyl Phenyl) Azo 4,5-Diphenyl-1-Imidazol)
Kheedija Jabbar Ali, Abid Allah Mohammed Ali and Haider Norri Raheem Original Article: Acta Chimica and Pharmaceutica Indica
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Evaluative Trends of Illicit Drugs Uses In India and Analysis of Indian and International Laws of Prohibition of Drugs of Abuse
Prashant Mehta Original Article: Acta Chimica and Pharmaceutica Indica
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Evaluative Trends of Illicit Drugs Uses In India and Analysis of Indian and International Laws of Prohibition of Drugs of Abuse
Prashant Mehta Original Article: Acta Chimica and Pharmaceutica Indica
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