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Meghan D. Jones is a graduate student at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. Her research focuses on identifying and evaluating potential new therapeutic compounds. Her recent publication in 2024 details the synthesis and in vitro evaluation of disquaramide compounds, identifying them as a promising class of anti-leishmanial drugs. This work involved collaboration with researchers from the University of Central Arkansas and within her institution, including Gregory R. Naumiec, Alexx Weaver, Hayden Roys, and Anne K. Bowlin. Jones has one publication to her name, indicating recent activity in her field.
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- h-index: 3
- Publications: 9
- Citations: 24
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Synthesis and in vitro evaluation shows disquaramide compounds are a promising class of anti-leishmanial drugs (2024)
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- Synthesis and in vitro evaluation shows disquaramide compounds are a promising class of anti-leishmanial drugs
- Synthesis and in vitro evaluation shows disquaramide compounds are a promising class of anti-leishmanial drugs
- Synthesis and in vitro evaluation shows disquaramide compounds are a promising class of anti-leishmanial drugs
- Synthesis and in vitro evaluation shows disquaramide compounds are a promising class of anti-leishmanial drugs
- Synthesis and in vitro evaluation shows disquaramide compounds are a promising class of anti-leishmanial drugs
- Synthesis and in vitro evaluation shows disquaramide compounds are a promising class of anti-leishmanial drugs
- Synthesis and in vitro evaluation shows disquaramide compounds are a promising class of anti-leishmanial drugs
- Synthesis and in vitro evaluation shows disquaramide compounds are a promising class of anti-leishmanial drugs
- Synthesis and in vitro evaluation shows disquaramide compounds are a promising class of anti-leishmanial drugs
- Synthesis and in vitro evaluation shows disquaramide compounds are a promising class of anti-leishmanial drugs
- Synthesis and in vitro evaluation shows disquaramide compounds are a promising class of anti-leishmanial drugs
- Synthesis and in vitro evaluation shows disquaramide compounds are a promising class of anti-leishmanial drugs
- Synthesis and in vitro evaluation shows disquaramide compounds are a promising class of anti-leishmanial drugs
- Synthesis and in vitro evaluation shows disquaramide compounds are a promising class of anti-leishmanial drugs
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