KUNJAL SONI

Dr. KUNJAL SONI

SHRI M. M. PATEL INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND RESEARCH
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Academic Career Length

7Years (2020-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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17 February 2023 in Colloids and Interfaces
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RARAKESH AMETA
RAKESH AMETA
KSKUNJAL SONI
KUNJAL SONI
Ajaya BhattaraiAjaya Bhattarai
Ajaya Bhattarai
Formulations based on emulsions for enhancing hydrophobic and lipophilic drug delivery and its bioavailability have attracted a lot of interest. As potential therapeutic agents, they are integrated with inert oils, emulsions, surfactant solubility, liposomes, etc.; drug delivering systems that use emulsion formations have emerged as a unique and commercially achievable accession to override the issue of less oral bioavailability in connection with hydrophobic and lipophilic drugs. As an ideal isotropic oil mixture of surfactants and co-solvents, it self-emulsifies and forms fine oil in water emulsions when acquainted with aqueous material. As droplets rapidly pass through the stomach, fine oil promotes the vast spread of the drug all over the GI (gastrointestinal tract) and conquers the slow disintegration commonly seen in solid drug forms. The current status of advancement in technologies for drug carrying has promulgated the expansion of innovative drug carriers for the controlled release of self-emulsifying pellets, tablets, capsules, microspheres, etc., which got a boost for drug delivery usage with self-emulsification. The present review article includes various kinds of formulations based on the size of particles and excipients utilized in emulsion formation for drug delivery mechanisms and the increase in the bioavailability of lipophilic/hydrophobic drugs in the present time.

6 January 2024 in Journal of Molecular Liquids
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YDYong-Tao Duan
Yong-Tao Duan
KSKUNJAL SONI
KUNJAL SONI
DPDax Patel
Dax Patel
HCHimanshu Choksi
Himanshu Choksi
CSChetan B. Sangani
Chetan B. Sangani
RARakesh Kumar Ameta
Rakesh Kumar Ameta

24 December 2020 in RSC Advances
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MMMohammad Muddassir
Mohammad Muddassir
KSKUNJAL SONI
KUNJAL SONI
CSChetan B. Sangani
Chetan B. Sangani
AAAbdullah Alarifi
Abdullah Alarifi
MAMohd. Afzal
Mohd. Afzal
PBPoonam Bhadja
Poonam Bhadja
Alteration in the pattern of epigenetic marking leads to cancer, neurological disorders, inflammatory problems etc. These changes are due to aberration in histone modification enzymes that function as readers, writers and erasers. Bromodomains (BDs) and BET proteins that recognize acetylation of chromatin regulate gene expression. To block the function of any of these BrDs and/or BET protein can be a controlling agent in disorders such as cancer. BrDs and BET proteins are now emerging as targets for new therapeutic development. Traditional drugs like enzyme inhibitors and protein–protein inhibitors have many limitations. Recently Proteolysis-Targeting Chimeras (PROTACs) have become an advanced tool in therapeutic intervention as they remove disease causing proteins. This review provides an overview of the development and mechanisms of PROTACs for BRD and BET protein regulation in cancer and advanced possibilities of genetic technologies in therapeutics.

24 November 2020 in Research Square
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YDYongtao Duan
Yongtao Duan
CSChetan B. Sangani
Chetan B. Sangani
MMMohd Muddassir
Mohd Muddassir
KSKUNJAL SONI
KUNJAL SONI
BackgroundMetals are one of the micro molecules required by living cell to do their biochemical functions. Out of a list of metals few are very important and useful to cells while few are required in very minute amount and their higher concentration harm or cause adverse effects on living forms. Copper and ferrous are commonly counted as essential metals to plant cells but sometimes their higher concentration is harmful to plant cells. Copper is commonly counted as important metal to plant cells but sometimes their higher concentration is harmful to plant cells.ResultsIt was found that higher concentration of copper and ferrous showed reduction in germination percentages and gemination time of investigated plant while chromium shown lethal impacts on seed germinationConclusionsIn the present study effects of copper, chromium and nickel was studied for total sugar and protein content of widely cultivated pulses i.e. Glycine max. Collectively present study showed that higher concentration of copper and nickel has adverse effects on Glycine max total sugar and protein content while chromium has lethal impacts at lower concentration also.

3 May 2024 in Journal of Molecular Liquids
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KSKUNJAL SONI
KUNJAL SONI
CSChetan B. Sangani
Chetan B. Sangani
SKSushil Korgaokar
Sushil Korgaokar
PVPiyush Vanzara
Piyush Vanzara
Mohd AfzalMohd Afzal
Mohd Afzal
YDYong-Tao Duan
Yong-Tao Duan

27 April 2026 in Journal of Molecular Structure
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SSSagar R. Sangani
Sagar R. Sangani
PRPrabodh Ranjan
Prabodh Ranjan
ATA. Tevosyan
A. Tevosyan
ZNZ. Navoyan
Z. Navoyan
NBN. Babayan
N. Babayan
RARAKESH AMETA
RAKESH AMETA