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Paper published in collaboration with Bhaumik Patel

February 9, 2017

This paper was published in collaboration with Bhaumik Patel, MD and his research group from the Hunter Holmes McGuire Hospital and VCU Massey Cancer Center

 “A molecular dynamics-based algorithm for evaluating the glycosaminoglycan mimicking potential of synthetic, homogenous, sulfated small molecules”.  Nagarajan, B., Sankaranarayanan, N.V., Patel, B.B., Desai, U.R., 2017 February 9, PLoS One

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