Dr. Naveen Pathakala Publishes Research on QSAR Modelling and Molecular Docking of Kegul Inhibitors
Dr. Naveen Pathakala, Assistant Professor at the School of Pharmacy, Anurag University, has published a research paper titled “Field-Based 3D-QSAR Modelling and Molecular Docking Analysis of Kegul Inhibitors.” The research focuses on computational approaches to studying Kegul inhibitors, highlighting the application of molecular modelling techniques in pharmaceutical research. This work contributes to the exploration of computational methods used to investigate molecular interactions and support drug discovery research.
The research article has been published in Pravara Medical Review, by the Pravara Institute of Medical Sciences. The journal is indexed in Scopus, has an H-Index of 7, and is classified in Quartile Q4. The publication reflects scholarly engagement with computational analysis and molecular modelling, areas that support ongoing research in pharmaceutical sciences.
This achievement marks a valuable contribution by Dr. Naveen Pathakala to academic research and scientific publishing. His work highlights the role of computational techniques in investigating pharmaceutical compounds and advancing research in drug discovery. The publication also reflects the School of Pharmacy’s continued engagement in research and academic scholarship. Such contributions encourage further exploration of scientific methods and strengthen the research culture within the University.
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