Chaithanya G Basavaraju
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Recent Articles
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Veeresh P, Basavaraju C, Dallavalasa S, Anantharaju P, Natraj S, Sukocheva O, et al.
Cancers (Basel)
. 2023 Oct;
15(19).
PMID: 37835527
The incidence of aggressive and resistant breast cancers is growing at alarming rates, indicating a necessity to develop better treatment strategies. Recent epidemiological and preclinical studies detected low serum levels...
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Sannappa Gowda N, Shiragannavar V, Puttahanumantharayappa L, Shivakumar A, Dallavalasa S, Basavaraju C, et al.
Front Nutr
. 2023 May;
10:1158633.
PMID: 37153919
Aims: To explore the hepatoprotective role of quercetin and its novel molecular mechanism of action on breast cancer associated hepatic inflammation and fibrosis Vitamin D receptor (VDR). Main Methods: We...
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Tulimilli S, Dallavalasa S, Basavaraju C, Rao V, Chikkahonnaiah P, Madhunapantula S, et al.
Vaccines (Basel)
. 2022 Oct;
10(10).
PMID: 36298616
The incidence and death toll due to SARS-CoV-2 infection varied time-to-time; and depended on several factors, including severity (viral load), immune status, age, gender, vaccination status, and presence of comorbidities....
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Dallavalasa S, Beeraka N, Basavaraju C, Tulimilli S, Sadhu S, Rajesh K, et al.
Curr Med Chem
. 2021 Jul;
28(39):8203-8236.
PMID: 34303328
Tumor associated macrophages (TAMs), located in the tumor microenvironment (TME), play a significant role in cancer cell survival and progression. TAMs have been involved in producing immuno-suppressive TME in the...
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Manjunath L, Singh A, Sahoo S, Mishra A, Padmarajan J, Basavaraju C, et al.
J Biol Chem
. 2020 Oct;
295(50):17009-17026.
PMID: 33028634
Stop codon read-through (SCR) is a process of continuation of translation beyond a stop codon. This phenomenon, which occurs only in certain mRNAs under specific conditions, leads to a longer...