Dr. Rajeshwar Vodeti Publishes Research Article on Phytoconstituents and GABA Receptor Targeting
Dr. Rajeshwar Vodeti has achieved a notable research milestone with the publication of the article “Comprehensive in silico investigation of Cucumis sativus L. phytoconstituents through molecular docking, molecular dynamics simulation, and ADMET analysis targeting the GABA receptor.” The study explores phytoconstituents of Cucumis sativus L. using computational approaches to investigate their potential interactions with the GABA receptor.
The research article has been published in the Journal of Chemistry Letters, under the Eurasian Science Society. The journal is Scopus indexed, with an H-Index of 11 and a Q3 quartile classification.
This publication highlights Dr. Rajeshwar Vodeti’s contribution to research in computational drug discovery and pharmaceutical sciences. The achievement reflects the School of Pharmacy’s continued engagement in research and scholarly contributions in emerging areas of pharmaceutical research.
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