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The use of ligand –based modeling followed by in vitro assay for the discovery of new Spleen Tyrosine Kinase inhibitors.
Mutasem Taha, Mohammad Khanfar
Safa’a Amaireh
Medicinal Chemistry and Drug Design
master student
2014-20145
No
Computer aided drug design and discovery of new Fibroblast Growth Factor Receptor 1 inhibitors (FGFR1) followed by in vitro assay.
Mohammad Khanfar, Mutasem Taha
Shada Akabed
Medicinal Chemistry and Drug Design
Master student
2014-20145
No
The use of computer aided ligand-based modeling followed by in vitro assay for the discovery of new Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor (EGFR) inhibitors.
Mutasem Taha, Mohammad Khanfar
Layth Shdeifat
Medicinal Chemistry and Drug Design
Master student
2014-20145
No
Discovery of new agents for B cell Malignancies and Inflammatory Diseases as Bruton’s Tyrosin Kinase inhibitors via ligand-based pharmacophore modeling, structure-based modeling, QSAR analysis and in vitro validation.
Mohammad Khanfar
Wafa’a Mera
Medicinal Chemistry and Drug Design
Master student
2014-20145
No
Prodrug approach to enhance percutaneous absorption of Azelaic acid.
Muhamed Alzwieri, Inaam Khalil, Mohammad Khanfar
Sara Maraba
Drug delivery and analysis
Master student
2014-20145
No
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