Chemistry Professor Publishes Research on Novel Quinazoline Derivatives

Anurag University congratulates Dr. E. Laxminarayana, Professor, Department of Chemistry, on the publication of his research paper titled "Design, Synthesis and Anticancer Evaluation of Amide Derivatives of Oxazole-Pyridine Linked Quinazolines." The research has been published in Chemical Data Collections, an internationally indexed journal with an Impact Factor of 2.4 and an H-Index of 45, indexed in Scopus.
The study focuses on the design, synthesis, and biological evaluation of novel oxazole-pyridine linked quinazoline derivatives with promising anticancer properties. By developing innovative molecular scaffolds and assessing their therapeutic potential, the research contributes to advancing medicinal chemistry and the discovery of next-generation anticancer compounds.
This publication highlights the Department of Chemistry's commitment to impactful scientific research and reinforces Anurag University's focus on fostering innovation, drug discovery, and globally recognized research excellence.
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