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  • K. MOHAN January 10, 2009 at 8:21am
    I have been studying about the venomous nature of snakes and poisoning by chemicals. studying efficacy of herbal anti-dotes .also studying efficacy of other anti-dotes. Eager to know what the group memebers have to say
  • K.BALA BHASKAR January 2, 2009 at 6:42pm
    controlling the diseases by the air borne and water borne are the challenges along with the existed diseases across the globe, the other side of the nano- technology in its growth and development, so tackling the issue is the basic task of any researcher in nano technology
  • Manish Kr. Priydarshi December 10, 2008 at 1:44am
    I am a student pursuing M.Sc in Nanoscience, at Amity University, India. As per the syllabus of ours, we are suppose to take up an year of dissertation in the field of interest affiliated by esteemed Universities around the globe. So, I request the people going through my profile to drop some suggestions to let me acknowledge about my future plans. I am deeply interested in Nanobiotechnology, specially Environmental Nanotoxicology concepts. I would be happy if I would get some interesting suggestions and advices too.
    THANK YOU
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