Molecular insight into the role of isoflavones targeting estrogen β receptor in diabetic wound healing pathway: A compu… (2024)

1. Tharani Mohanasundram
2. Nagarjuna Palathoti
3. Neeru Dugar
4. Anuj Kumar Singh
5. Sayantan Pal
6. Srikanth Jupudi
7. Jawahar Natarajan
8. Vasanth Raj Palanimuthu
9. Raju Bairi
10. Bhargav Bhongiri
11. Rajgopal Kalirajan
12. Vadivelan Ramachandran

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