Drug Designing: Open Access
Open Access

4^th Annual Congress on Drug Discovery & Designing

July 03-04, 2017 Bangkok, Thailand

Scientific Tracks Abstracts

• Computational studies of chemical reactions in drug targets and catalytic routes to drug compounds

  Hajime Hirao

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• The role of the PAK-1 inhibitor, Frondoside A in the treatment of cancer

  Thomas E Adrian

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• Interaction of hydrogen sulfide and nitric oxide in brain

  Jinsong Bian

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• Computational tools for studying complex molecular systems

  Hajime Hirao

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• Synthesis and characterization of polymeric micelles formed with dextran-g-lauric acid as IKK complex inhibitor carrier

  Tzong Rong Ger

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• Crocin-coated magnetite nanoparticles: A potential therapeutic alternative against liver cancer

  Amr Amin, Rkia El-Kharrag, Soleiman Hisaindee, Yaser Greish and Sherif M Karam

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• Target Raf/MEK/ERK kinase cascade for cancer therapy

  Jiancheng Hu

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• Novel Nitroimidazoles with promising anti-tubercular activity: Optimizing ADME/Tox properties to increase drug discovery success

  Gurleen Kour

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• An in-silico approach to study the binding interaction of coumarin derivatives to aromatase

  Tharushi R Silva, C Udawatte and C N Ratnaweera

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• Targeting of serotonin modulator and apolipoprotein E-conjugated liposomes to hippocampus for rescuing cholinergic neurons from apoptotic degeneration

  Yung-Chih Kuo and Yin-Jung Lee

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• Research on synthesis and production of antidote of cyanide poison (sodium and hydrogen cyanide) known as sodasulphanecoblamin

  Salako Olatunji

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• Formulation, optimization and in vitro evaluation of phytonanosomes of seaweed extract as a potential antibacterial agent against human pathogenic bacteria

  S M Sivakumar, Mohammad Firoz Alam, Mohammed M Safhi, Aamena Jabeen and Syeda Sanobar

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• The risk of Nitroglycerin drug administration in chronic diabetic patients

  Manuela Stoicescu

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