Dr Shah Muhammad Hasanuzzaman

Dr. Sir Muhammad Iqbal, Vermicelli, Vienna, and Ortner syndrome. A case report in correspondence.

r. Sir Muhammad Iqbal (1877 – 1938) was a poet-philosopher of the Indian Subcontinent, born at Sialkot in Punjab (now in Pakistan). He studied and practiced law at Lahore after completing his education at the Trinity College, Cambridge and got a doctorate in Philosophy from Munich in 1907. An intellectual of international standing, a well-known philosopher, advocate of Muslim intellectual renai...

IMPROVED PHYSICOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ARTEMISININ USING SUCCINIC ACID MUHAMMAD TAYYAB ANSARI, HUMAYUN PERVEZ, MUHAMMAD TARIQ SHEHZAD, SYED SAEED-UL-HASSAN, ZAHID MEHMOOD, SYED NISAR HUSSAIN SHAH, MUHAMMAD TAHIR RAZI and GHULAM MURTAZA*

Artemisinin (ARMN) is a potent antimalarial drug, which is effective against multidrug resistant strains of Plasmodium falciparum and produces rapid recovery even in patients with cerebral malaria. Being poorly soluble in water, artemisinin is incompletely absorbed after oral intake due to poor dissolution characteristics in the intestinal fluids. To enhance these properties, solid dispersions ...

Muhammad Naeem

Objective: Material and Methods:

10 Urease Inhibition Muhammad

The design, synthesis, characterization and exploring the broad spectrum of potency of biologically active molecular building blocks have attracted the attention of scientific community since last couple of decades. The emergence of pathogenic resistance is a natural phenomenon and investigations toward the advances of new structurally diverse inhibitors have always been at the esteem of pharma...

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