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PhD THESES: Recent submissions
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(2024-04)This thesis aims to advance transmembrane ion transport systems as prospective therapeutic agents for the treatment of cancer and bacterial infections by overcoming their limitation of non-specific activity. In this ...
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(2024-04)Communication involves an exchange of information between the sender and receiver and for effective communication, animals have developed various displays. A number of these displays, in different species, begin with ...
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(2024-04)Small non-coding RNAs (sRNAs) play a major role in the regulation of plant growth and development. Tuberization (potato development) is a complex process, wherein a stolon (an underground modified stem) passes through ...
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(2024-04)Multifunctional materials exhibiting ferro- and piezoelectric properties are highly desired for their applications in modern miniature electronics. These materials play a vital role in addressing some of the current demands ...
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(2024-04)A T-variety is an algebraic variety X with an effective torus action T. The number c(X) = dim(X)−dim(T) is called complexity of T-variety X. Altmann, Hausen and Süss have described these spaces in terms of pp-divisor and ...
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(2024-04)Advanced functional porous materials (AFPMs) and their hybrid composites have emerged as promising solutions for energy-efficient chemical separation applications. These innovative materials possess unique structural ...
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(2024-04)Harappan culture, also known as Indus Valley Civilization, is an archaeologically significant episode. The period from 2600 BCE to 1900 BCE is identified as the ‘Mature’ phase (Possehl, 1996) or ‘Integration' era (Kenoyer, ...
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(2024-04)The transition metal-catalyzed C-H bond activation has emerged as a unique strategy over the years for the synthesis of various natural products, materials, and medicines. It is also being investigated for late-stage ...
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(2024-03)The double helix is the most common and very important structural motif in nucleic acids. In comparison, double helix motifs are rare in proteins and other biomolecules. Nevertheless, gramicidins A-D and feglymicin, linear ...
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(2024-03)The form and function of biological systems are moulded by the action of ecological and evolutionary forces at different organisational scales. This thesis uses theoretical and empirical tools to investigate these processes ...
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Advanced Porous Materials for Environmentally Relevant Toxic Pollutants Detection and Sequestration (2024-03)Environmental pollution and its consequences have become a major threat in recent couple of years. Water pollution among them become major menace and the problem will be even worse in the near future. In the 21st century, ...
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(2024-03)A number of stem cells in Drosophila and mammalian systems are partially polarised epithelial cells that have a lateral and basal domain but no apical domain. As a result of their differentiation, an apical domain develops, ...
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(2024-03)Mitochondria manage essential functions such as ATP production, Ca 2+ homeostasis and apoptotic signalling but are prone to damage. Surveillance mechanisms have evolved to selectively detect and rid the network of damaged ...
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(2024-03)Protein aggregation is a common feature observed in several neurodegenerative disorders. Their presence can affect cellular homeostasis in several ways and could prove to be valuable clues to understand neural disease ...
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(2024-03)Spiroplasma is a cell-wall less helical bacterium. Electron microscopy studies show the presence of a flat, monolayered and membrane-bound ribbon-like cytoskeleton structure which consists of Fibril and 5 MreB paralogs. ...
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(2024-03)The unique optoelectronic properties of three-dimensionally confined semiconductor nanocrystals or quantum dots (QDs) have rendered them a special place in light harvesting studies, including photocatalysis. As a result, ...
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Different Mechanistic Aspects of Photoredox Catalysis and Its Application in Organic Transformations (2023-12)Photoredox catalysis has emerged as a powerful and versatile tool in organic synthesis, enabling diverse chemical transformations that were previously challenging or inaccessible. This thesis explores the principles, ...
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(2024-02)Synthetic polymers based on L-amino acids have attracted much attention because of their excellent biocompatibility and diverse functionality which provides them improved hydrophilicity and an opportunity for further ...
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(2023-09)A host of dynamin superfamily proteins undertake diverse membrane-active processes in cells. Classical dynamins are paradigmatic membrane fission catalysts that release vesicles by acting on the neck of nascent endocytic ...
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(2024-02)Covalent Organic Frameworks (COFs) are a new class of crystalline polymers constructed using reticular chemistry. The functionalizable precursors connected by covalent bonds give rise to graphene like 2D layers. These ...
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