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| 1 | Aurora kinases A and B are up-regulated by Myc and are essential for maintenance of the malignant state显示文摘 | den Hollander J Rimpi S Doherty JR | | 0，，09： | 1 |
| 2 | Evaluation of ligninolytic microorganisms for efficient decolorization of a small pulp and paper mill effluent显示文摘 | Debendra K Sahoo Rimpy Gupta | 2005 | Process Biochem2005，40，5： | 1 |
| 3 | Evaluation of ligninolytic microorganisms for efficient decolorization of a small pulp and paper mill effluent 显示文摘 | Debendra K Sahoo Rimpy G | 2005 | Process Biochemist2005，40，2： | 1 |
| 4 | p53 Mediates Autophagy and Cell Death by a Mechanism Contingent On Bnip3显示文摘 | Erika Yan Wang Hongying Gang Yaron Aviv Rimpy Dhingra Victoria Margulets Lorrie A. Kirshenbaum | 2013 | Hypertension2013，，1： | 1 |
| 5 | Striking a Balance: Autophagy, Apoptosis, and Necrosis in a Normal and Failing Heart显示文摘 | Wajihah Mughal Rimpy Dhingra Lorrie A. Kirshenbaum | 2012 | Current Hypertension Reports2012，，6： | 1 |
| 6 | Polyamines in modula- ting protein aggregation 显示文摘 | Rimpy K Chowhan Laishram R | 2012 | Journal of Protein and Pro- teomics2012，3，2： | 1 |
| 7 | Metabolic enzymes regulated by the Myc on- cogene are possible targets for chemotherapy or chemopreventlon显示文摘 | Rimpi S Nilsson JA | 2002 | Biochem Soc Trans2002，35，2： | 1 |
| 8 | Update on the preclinical and clinical assessment of Withania somnifera: from ancient Rasayana to modern perspectives显示文摘The Rasayana plant Withania somnifera(W.somnifera)Dunal,also known as“Ashwagandha”,has been mentioned in various classical Ayurvedic texts,such as Charaka Samhita,Sushruta Samhita,and Nighantus.This Ayurvedic drug has been referred to as a tonic that renews the body,provides physical and mental vigor in weakened states,and promotes endurance and longevity.W.somnifera possesses notable biological activity in many ailments,such as diabetes,conjunctivitis,insomnia,senile dementia,Parkinson’s disease,nervous system disorders,rheumatism,and arthritis.These pharmacological activities are due to the presence of diverse active components and their derivatives.Some lead compounds are found to be effective against anxiety and other central nervous system disorders.W.somnifera has been proven to be effective and safe for a wide range of ailments from ancient to modern times.Its reported properties represent the traditional use of W.somnifera as indicated in the literature;furthermore,W.somnifera is one of the most important prescribed drugs in Ayurveda for its multimodal effects.This current review highlights the bioactive present and provides an overview of the toxicological and pharmacological studies on W.somnifera,including preclinical and clinical studies.From its earliest utilization to its current application,W.somnifera has been recognized to be effective at clinical levels for human health and welfare.Greater attention to the safety and efficacy of W.somnifera would provide more scientific evidence,promoting global acceptance of the Ayurvedic plant. | Akanksha Rashmi Singh Atiqul Islam Rimpi Arora Harjeet Singh Alok Sharma | 2022 | Traditional Medicine Research2022，7，5： | 0 |
| 9 | Organo-petrographic and geochemical characteristics of Gurha lignite deposits,Rajasthan,India:Insights into the palaeovegetation,palaeoenvironment and hydrocarbon source rock potential显示文摘The sedimentary sequence containing lignite deposits in Gurha quarry of the Bikaner-Nagaur Basin(Rajasthan)has been investigated.The samples from lignite and allied shale horizons were evaluated for petrographical,palynological,palynofacies and organic geochemical inferences,to depict the source flora and to reconstruct the palaeodepositional conditions prevailed during the sedimentation.An assessment for the hydrocarbon generation potential of these deposits has also been made.The results revealed the dominance of huminite macerals and phytoclasts organic matter(OM) indicating the existence of forested vegetation in the vicinity of the depositional site.A relatively high terrigenous/aquatic ratio(TAR) and the carbon preference index(CPI) are also suggesting the contribution of higher plants in the peat formation.However,the n-alkane distributions,maximizing at n-C17 and n-C29,showed inputs from the algal communities along with the higher plant derived organic matters.Recovered palynomorphs of the families Onagraceae,Meliaceae,Arecaceae,Rhizophoraceae,Rubiaceae,Ctenolophonaceae, etc.together with oleanene and ursane types of triterpenoids suggest the contribution from angiosperms source vegetation.Interestingly,the presence of Araucareaceae and Podocarpaceae pollen grains shows the existence of gymnosperms vegetation.Further,the presence of tetracyclic diterpanes;demethylated entbeyerane,sandaracopimarane,pimarane,and Kaurane type of compounds confirms the contribution of conifers.The variation in the values of the coefficient of non-equality(H:0.68%-7.56%),the standard deviation(8:0.04%-0.16%) and the coefficient of variability(V:16.10%-46.47%),also shows the heterogeneity in the source organic matter.The various petrographical indices,palynological entities,and geochemical parameters indicate that the peatforming vegetation was accumulated under a mixed environment and fluctuating hydrological settings.The interpretation of palynofacies data on APP(Amorphous organic matter-Phytoclast-Palynomorphs) diagram suggests that the accumulation of organic matter occurred in a dysoxic-suboxic condition in a proximal(to land)setting with the shift to an anoxic condition in distal setting towards the termination of sedimentation.The huminite(ulminite) reflectance(R_r) values(av.0.28%) showed a good relationship with average T_(max) value(414℃),suggesting the immaturity.The TOC content ranges of 13-59 wt.%,and HI values vary between 101 and 546 mg HC/g TOC in the studied samples.Collectively,the studied lignite and shale samples have the admixed kerogens(Type Ⅲ-Ⅱ) and exhibit the ability to generate the gaseous to oil hydrocarbons upon maturation. | Runcie Paul Mathews Bhagwan DSingh Vikram Partap Singh Alpana Singh Hukam Singh Mahesh Shivanna Suryendu Dutta Vinod A.Mendhe Rimpy Chetia | 2020 | Geoscience Frontiers2020，11，3： | 0 |
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