Author

Ananya Sadhu

JNU, BHU - Cited by 115 - Chromatin biology - cancer biology - clinical research - drug development

Biography

Ananya Sadhu is currently working as a c; he extended his valuable service in field of Pharmacology and Toxicology for several years and has been a recipient of few awards and grants. His research interests reflect in his wide range of publications in various national and international journals.
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Management of cognitive determinants in senile dementia of Alzheimer’s type: therapeutic potential of a novel polyherbal drug product
A Sadhu, P Upadhyay, A Agrawal, K Ilango, D Karmakar, GPI Singh, ...Clinical drug investigation 34, 857-869, 2014201
49
2014
Revalidation of the neuroprotective effects of a United States patented polyherbal formulation on scopolamine induced learning and memory impairment in rats
P Upadhyay, A Sadhu, PK Singh, A Agrawal, K Ilango, S Purohit, ...Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy 97, 1046-1052, 2018201
26
2018
Quantitative analysis of heavy metals in medicinal plants collected from environmentally diverse locations in India for use in a novel phytopharmaceutical product
A Sadhu, P Upadhyay, PK Singh, A Agrawal, K Ilango, D Karmakar, ...Environmental monitoring and assessment 187, 1-11, 2015201
23
2015
Berberine a potent substance for researcher: a review
S Preeti, U Prabhat, M Shardendu, S Ananya, P SureshWorld J Pharm Pharm Sci 4 (07), 547-573, 2015201
12
2015
Effect of a novel polyherbal formulation on diabetes induced memory deficits in rats
P Upadhyay, A Sadhu, S Purohit, PK Singh, S Shivakumar, A AgrawalClin Exp Pharmacol 5 (6), 1-7, 2015201
4
2015
Combination treatment with a nov-el polyherbal formulation and metfor-min: a single blind placebo-controlled study in patients with T2DM and cognitive impairments
GP Dubey, A Sadhu, P UpadhyayDiabetes Res Open J (4), 92-02, 20520
1
2015

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