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Utilized computational methods to identify Lupenone, a natural product, as a potential fusion inhibitor against the spike complex of Semliki Forest Virus, offering insights into antiviral drug development.
Provided an updated review on the link between circadian dysfunction and Alzheimer's disease, highlighting potential therapeutic targets related to circadian rhythm regulation.
Evaluated the potential medicinal and deleterious effects of ketamine in treating major depressive disorder and posttraumatic stress disorder, contributing to the understanding of its clinical applications.
Reviewed the evolving therapeutic landscape for managing and treating Alzheimer's disease, providing insights into current and future treatment strategies.
Consolidated a review on stem cell therapy as a potential treatment and management strategy for Alzheimer's disease, assessing its efficacy and limitations.
Identified a potential neuroprotective compound from Ganoderma lucidum extract targeting microtubule affinity regulation kinase 4 (MARK4) involved in Alzheimer's disease through molecular dynamics simulation.
Reviewed a spectrum of non-pharmacological interventions for managing Autism Spectrum Disorder, providing insights into alternative and complementary therapies.
Identified Dioxinodehydroeckol as a potential neuroprotective marine compound for the treatment and management of multiple brain disorders using in silico screening.
Faizan Ahmad is an expert in computational biology and drug discovery, focusing on neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, utilizing computational methods to identify potential therapeutic interventions. His research also extends to understanding the molecular mechanisms of neurological disorders and exploring natural products for therapeutic applications.
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