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Peer-Reviewed Publications

Dr. Sathees Chandra

Dr. Sathees Chandra Peer-Reviewed Publications

  1. 2022 Chandra A & Chandra S. A Bioinformatic Analysis of Spike Glycoprotein & Evolution of Covid-19. Medicine Science: 11(1): 171-175.

  2. 2021 Rajkumar S & Chandra S. Recent Advances in Treatment of Cerebral Ischemic Stroke. Medicine Science: 10(1):241-245.

  3. 2021 Bojkovic M & Chandra S. The effect of Telomere Lengthening on Genetic Diseases. Journal of Contemporary Medicine: 11(2):254-261.

  4. 2020 Chandra A & Chandra S. A comparative analysis on SARS, MERS & Covid-19. Journal of Contemporary Medicine: 10 (3):464-470.

  5. 2020 Sharpe S & Chandra S. Causes for Increased Incidence of Heart Disease Among African American Community. Archives Medical Review Journal: 29 (2): 108-115.

  6. 2019 Hough A & Chandra S. Normal Placental Development and the Triad of Placental Dysfunction: The Maternal and Fetal Complications. Journal of Contemporary Medicine: 9 (2):183-190.

  7. 2019 Amin B & Chandra S. Recognizing trismus symptoms, prevention, and treatment. Medicine Science : 8 (3):766-769.

  8. 2018 Sivri Z and Chandra S. Mucous membrane pemphigoid: A wide-ranging assessment of various cases and corresponding methods of diagnosis and treatment. Medicine Science :7 (3):713-719

  9. 2018 Sharma M and Chandra S. The critical role of Estrogen in Menopausal Osteoporosis. Journal of Contemporary Medicine: 7(3):284-297.

  10. 2017 Schustrin CV and Chandra S. Differential Diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease and Atypical Parkinsonian Syndromes. Archives Medical Review Journal:26(4):494-508.

  11. 2017 Marsh A and Chandra S. Risk Factors contributing to Methylation Shifts in BRCA1 and associated genes in African Americans with Triple Negative Breast Cancer. Medicine Science:6(4):787-792.

  12. 2016 Alhajj M and Chandra S. Pemphigus Vulgaris: A Comprehensive Presentation of the Desmosomal Adhesion Disrupting and Oral Blister Causing Multifactorial Autoimmune Disease. Journal of Experimental and Integrative Medicine, 4:151-157.

  13. 2016 Hernandez FA and Chandra S. The current state and potential direction of cannabis research. Journal of Experimental and Integrative Medicine, 6:38-43.

  14. 2016 Achom M, Subbareddy S, Edrisi A and Chandra S. Characterization of Indian French Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) germplasm with microsatellite markers for seed iron and zinc content. Journal of Recent Advances in Agriculture, 4:401-411.

  15. 2015 Gangaiah Y, Rao DG, Merrill S and Chandra S. Hemodynamic changes during tracheal intubation using propofol and rocuronium after pre-treatment with ephedrine in adult patients.  Journal of Experimental and Integrative Medicine, 5: 193-199.

  16. 2015 Chambless S and Chandra S. The effect of genetics polymorphism, drug use and structural abnormalities in brain tissue on the onset of psychosis. Archives Medical Review Journal, 24:67-77

  17. 2015 Channaiah VB, Merrill S and Chandra S. Difficulties in clinical diagnosis of Peripartum Cardiomyopathy. Journal of Experimental and Integrative Medicine, 5:69-74.

  18. 2014 Channaiah VB, Kurek S, Moses R and Chandra S. Attenuation of Hemodynamic Response to Laryngoscopy and Endotracheal Intubation with Pre Induction IV Fentanyl versus Combination of IV Fentanyl and Sub Lingual Nitroglycerin Spray. Medical Archives, 68(5): 339-344

  19. 2014 Poggi S & Chandra S. Genomics analysis of replicative Helicase DnaB sequences in Proteobacteria. Acta Informatica Medica. 4:249-254.

  20. 2013 Geetha SB, Shyamalamma S, Priyanak S, Moses R and Chandra S. Morphological and molecular screening of French Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L) germplasm using SCAR markers Colletotrichum lindemutianum (Sacc. and Magn.) Scrib. Causing anthracnose resistance. Archives of Phytopathology and plant protection:84-97.

  21. 2013   Kurek N & Chandra S. Nanotechnology based treatments for neurological disorders from genetics perspectives. Archives Medical Review Journal, 22:12-32.

  22. 2012 Gandhi N & Chandra S. Comparative analysis of three classes of bacterial Non-specific acid phosphatases and archaeal Phosphoesterases: Evolutionary perspective. Acta Informatica Medica, 3:167-173.

  23. 2012 Kurek N & Chandra S. Nanotechnology based diagnostics for neurological disorders from genetics perspective. [ARBS] Archives Medical Review Journal, 14: 1-15.

  24. 2012 Suresh R, Venkatesh S, Ashley A & Chandra S. Low-dose esmolol: hemodynamic response to endotracheal intubation in normotensive patients.  Journal of contemporary medicine, 2:69-76.
  1. 2012 Shymalamma S, Priyanka S, Ryder M & Chandra S. Development of SCAR marker linked to Anthracnose resistance from Indian French bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) Germplasm. Archives of phytopathology and plant protection, 1:1-11.

 

  1. 2012 Kurek N & Chandra S.  Nanotechnology based treatments for neurological disorders. Archives Medical Review Journal, 22:12-32.

  2. 2011 Barrett M & Chandra S. A review of major Crohn's disease susceptibility genes and their role in disease pathogenesis. Genes and Genomics, 33:317-325.

  3. 2011 Manatt M& Chandra S. The effects of mitochondrial dysfunction in schizophrenia. Journal of Medical Genetics and Genomics, 3:84-94.

  4. 2010 Pangare M & Chandra S. Comparative analysis of the three classes of archaeal and bacterial Ribonucleotide reductase from evolutionary perspective. Genomics & Informatics, 8:170-176.

  5. 2010 Baker A, Takahashi N & Chandra S. A comparative analysis of Monofunctional Biosynthetic Peptidoglycan Transglycosylase (MBPT) from Pathogenic and Non-pathogenic Bacteria. Genomics & Informatics, 8:63-69.

  6. 2010 Gunda CP, Malinowski J, Tegginmath A,  Venkatesh GS & Chandra S. Vasopressor Choice for Hypotension in Elective Cesarean Section: Ephedrine or Phenylephrine? Archives of medical Science, 6:257-263.

  7. 2010 Chandra S, Wright GA & Smith BH. Latent inhibition in the honey bee, Apis mellifer: Is it a unitary phenomenon? Animal Cognition, 10:805-815.

  8. 2009 Grimes, A & Chandra, S. Significance of Cellular Senescence in Aging and Cancer.  Cancer Research & Treatment, 4:187-195

  9. 2009 Raddi P, Nagalingaswamy VP, Khatib F, Wang Y & Chandra S. Comparison of Interpleural Bupivacaine and Intravenous Pethidine for Postoperative Pain Relief Following Open Cholecystectomy. Archives of Medical Science,5:57-62.
  1. 2009 Heine M and Chandra S. Bioinformatics analysis of Hsp20 in Proteobacteria. Genomics & Informatics, 7:26-31

 

  1. 2009   Heine M and Chandra S. The Linkage between Reverse Gyrase and Hyperthermophilic Bacteria: Invariable Association. Journal of Microbiology, 47:229-234.

  2. 2008 Roy D.M. & Chandra S. Role of MicroRNA in the regulation of apoptosis. ARBS Annual Review of Biomedical Sciences, 10:63-74.

  3. 2008 Shyamalamma S, Chandra S, Hegde M. & Narayanswamy P Evaluation of genetic diversity in jackfruit (Artocarpus heterophyllus) based on AFLP markers. Genetics and Molecular Research. 7:645-656.

  4. 2008 Manjunath H.G.,Venkatesh G.S., Vas P., Jennifer V.L. & Chandra S. Can Calcium and Sodium Channel Blockers Attenuate Hemodynamic Responses to Endotracheal Intubation? European Journal of General Medicine, 5:198-207.

  5. 2008 Channaiah V.B, Chary K, Vlk J.L, Wang Y & Chandra S Low-dose fentanyl: Hemodynamic response to endotracheal intubation in normotensive patients. Archives of Medical Science. 4:292-299.

  6. 2008 Roy D.M. & Chandra S. Sequence analysis and potential action of eukaryotic type protein kinase from Streptomyces coelicolor A3 (2). Genomics and Informatics, 6:44-49.

  7. 2007 Hunt G.J., Amdam G.V., Schlipalius D., Emore C., Sardesai N., C. E. Williams, O. Rueppell,E. Guzmán-Novoa, M. Arechavaleta-Velasco, Chandra S,  K.Fondrk, M. Beye and R.E. Page Jr  Behavioral Genomics of Honeybee foraging and nest defense. Naturwissenschaften. 94:247-267

  8. 2007 Ramachandra, M.L, Jagadesh, B & Chandra S. Clinical study and management of secondary Peritonitis due to perforated hollow viscous. Archives of Medical Science, 3:61-68.

  9. 2007 Chandra S & Yao Wang. Applications of cluster analysis method to the analysis of time dependent biological data sets. Journal of Applied Sciences, 7:2656-2660.

  10. 2006 Chandra S & Bhattacharya A. Identification of a novel NAD-dependent DNA ligase encoded by the hyperthermophilic archaeon, Haloferax volcanii. Bioinformatics Trends: J of Bioinformatics and its applications. 2:1-12

  11. 2006 Chandra S, Jennifer L.V & Kapatral V. Comparative insect mitochondrial genomes: Differences despite conserved genome synteny. Journal of Biotechnology. 5:1308-1318.

  12. 2006 Olav R, Chandra S, Panikiw T, Fondrk K, Beye M, Hunt G J and  Page R. The genetic architecture of sucrose responsiveness in the honeybee, Apis mellifera.L.  Genetics. 172:243-251.

  13. 2005 Sathees B.C. Chandra & Singh S. Chemosensory processing in the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster: Generalization of a feeding response reveals overlapping odor representations. Journal of Biosciences. 30 (5):679-688.

  14. 2002 Daly K.C., Chandra S, Durtschi M.L & Smith.B.H. Generalization of Olfactory –based conditioned response reveals unique but overlapping odor representations in the moth, Manduca Sexta. The Journal of Experimental Biology, 204: 3085-3095.

  15. 2001 Chandra S, Hunt G.J, Cobey, S & Smith, B.H.  Quantitative Trait Loci (QTL) associated with reversal learning and latent inhibition in Honey bees (Apis mellifera). Behavior Genetics, 31:275-285.

  16. 2000 Chandra S, Hosler, J.S. and Smith, B.H.  Heritable variation for latent inhibition and its correlation with reversal learning in honeybees (Apis mellifera).  Journal of Comparative Psychology. 114: 86-97.

  17. 1998 Chandra S and Smith B.H.  An analysis of synthetic processing of odor mixtures in the honeybee (Apis mellifera). The Journal of Experimental Biology. 201:3113-3121.

  18. 1998 Chandra S, Geetha L, Abraham, V.A, Karanth, P, Thomas, K, Srinivasan M.V. and Gadagkar, R. Uniform discrimination of pattern recognition by honeybees.  Animal  Behavior. 56:1391-1398.     
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