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Molecular Cancer Therapeutics|November 15, 2011
A monoclonal antibody against human Notch1 ligand-binding domain depletes subpopulation of putative breast cancer stem-like cellsAnkur Sharma, Anurag N Paranjape, Annapoorni Rangarajan, et al.Microbes and Infection|March 18, 2004
Genetic analysis of Indian HIV-1 nef: subtyping, variability and implicationsAbhay Jere, Srikanth Tripathy, Kalpana Agnihotri, et al.American Journal of Veterinary Research|January 30, 2023
Esophageal Doppler-derived indices and arterial load variables provide useful hemodynamic information during assessment of fluid responsiveness in anesthetized dogs undergoing acute changes in blood volumeVaidehi V Paranjape, Natalia Henao-Guerrero, Giulio Menciotti, et al.AIDS Research and Human Retroviruses|December 9, 2004
Full-length gag sequences of HIV type 1 subtype C recent seroconverters from Pune, IndiaSwarali Kurle, Srikanth Tripathy, Sushama Jadhav, et al.Development, Growth & Differentiation|April 10, 2002
Post-nodal mesoblast caudalizes the host axis and inhibits cell population growth, and induces new primitive streaks in chick embryosDeepti Joshi-Banka, Sharayu Paranjape, Surendra Ghaskadbi, et al.Journal of Biosciences|February 12, 2009
HIV infection in India: epidemiology, molecular epidemiology and pathogenesisSamir Lakhashe, Madhuri Thakar, Sheela Godbole, et al.Virus Research|May 5, 2009
HIV-1 clade C env clones obtained from an Indian patient exhibiting expanded coreceptor tropism are presented with naturally occurring unusual amino acid substitutions in V3 loopLavina Gharu, Rajesh Ringe, Sudhanshu Pandey, et al.Plos Medicine|December 30, 2011
The toxic effects of cigarette additives. Philip Morris' project mix reconsidered: an analysis of documents released through litigationMarcia S Wertz, Thomas Kyriss, Suman Paranjape, et al.Nanotechnology|July 7, 2011
Wafer-level assembly of carbon nanotube networks using dielectrophoresisA H Monica, S J Papadakis, R Osiander, et al.Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|January 25, 2022
Illusory faces are more likely to be perceived as male than femaleSusan G Wardle, Sanika Paranjape, Jessica Taubert, et al.Pageof 1,105