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Investigated the biosynthesis and applications of green metallic nanoparticles, contributing to the field of nanotechnology and its biomedical applications.
Conducted a comprehensive analysis of quercetin's anti-cancer activities, focusing on ROS-mediated cancer and cancer stem cells, providing insights into potential cancer treatments.
Analyzed the traditional significance, phytochemistry, and pharmacology of natural therapeutics and nutraceuticals for lung diseases, contributing to the development of natural remedies.
Provided pharmacological insights into quinic acid, exploring its diverse biological properties and potential therapeutic applications.
Studied Amentoflavone derivatives as potential inhibitors of SARS-CoV-2, using in silico methods to identify promising antiviral candidates.
Explored the advanced implications of nanotechnology in disease control and environmental perspectives, highlighting its potential in various fields.
Conducted a comprehensive analysis of Baicalein as a promising anticancer agent, examining its molecular mechanisms and therapeutic perspectives.
Investigated natural bioactive molecules as an alternative approach to treat and control COVID-19, exploring their potential antiviral properties.
Utilized molecular dynamics simulation and pharmacoinformatic analysis to study bioactive phytochemicals from Neem for diabetes treatment.
Applied immuno-informatics to design a multi-valent peptide-based vaccine against monkeypox virus.
Dr. Shabana Bibi is a leading researcher in computational biology and drug discovery, with a focus on applying bioinformatics and AI to develop novel therapeutics for cancer and viral diseases. Her work has significantly contributed to the understanding of natural compounds and their pharmacological effects.
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