Conversion of the natural product andrographolide to isoandrographolide acetals leads to improvement in anticancer activity
Identifying the Issue Chemotherapy is the most commonly used method to cure cancer since the drug used diffuses into the cancerous cell but it comes with a cost of many side effects Side effects such as inflammation, immunosuppression, and digestive tract lining disorders. So, there is a need for the development of better anticancer drugs with fewer side effects and higher potency....Read MoreRationally designed small molecules inhibit malaria parasite at trophozoite stage to increase the median survival of malaria-infected mice
Identifying the Issue Spread of multi drug-resistance in malaria parasite Lack of novel therapy and effective drugs. Objective of the Research Development of novel drug-like candidates with rapid kill kinetics against malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum Non-haemolytic and non-toxic to animals Who should read this? Research community working in the Antiplasmodial drug...Read MoreCurcumin related analogues possess antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties and may be used as curcumin substitutes with improved Pharmacological properties
Identifying the Issue Inflammation is a hallmark of chronic diseases Curcumin’s poor bioavailability impedes its use as an effective anti-inflammatory agent Objective of the Research To synthesize curcumin analogues with enhanced bioavailability and anti-inflammatory properties Who should read this? Research community working in anti-inflammatory drug development, medicinal...Read MoreCulinary Clicks – A Workshop on Food Styling and Photography Basics: A Report
The Department of Food and Nutritional Sciences hosted “Culinary Clicks – A Workshop on Food Styling and Photography Basics” to enhance participants’ skills in capturing the artistry of culinary creations, on 3 February 2024. This workshop organized by Prof. N. Srividya, DFNS, featured insights from certified Food Photographer, Mrs. Sai Aditya, the workshop...Read MoreStudents of M.B.A. Present Papers at the 3rd International Marketing Conference (iMARC III) hosted by IIM Shillong
Five students of M.B.A. from the Anantapur women’s campus had the opportunity to participate and present their papers at the prestigious 3rd International Marketing Conference (iMARC III) hosted by IIM Shillong on 30 & 31 January 2024 with the theme “Marketing Transformations: Reimagine, Realign & Rework”. The conference witnessed 254 submissions, with 234 registrations...Read MoreAMR Lab, SSSIHL Celebrates Startup Excellence in AI with AMRx – Recognised at ‘AI for Pharma & Biotech Workshop’, Hyderabad
Dr. B. E. Pradeep, leading the AMR Lab at Sri Satya Sai Institute of Higher Learning (SSSIHL), is a driving force and the beacon of collaboration and innovation in the battle against Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR). His instrumental role in developing and globally validating AMRxTM, a groundbreaking AI-enabled Digital Diagnostic tool in collaboration with SCIINV Biosciences, has been...Read MoreFebruary 13, 2024 Academic
Center for Excellence in Mathematical Biology (CEMB) offers an online Certificate Program in ‘Infectious Disease Modeling’
The Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning’s Centre for Excellence in Mathematical Biology (CEMB) is dedicated to utilizing mathematical innovation for societal betterment, with a specific focus on providing cutting-edge solutions for public well-being. The centre aims to leverage mathematical modeling and analysis to generate practical solutions that significantly impact...Read MoreFebruary 3, 2024 Academic