INTRODUCTION/OBJECTIVE
The progressive nature of dementia is represented by a reduction in two or more cognitive functions, including language, memory, executive and visuospatial functioning, personality, and behavior. Only symptoms can be alleviated by traditional medication therapies. A strategy that shows promise fo...
A. Wal, M. Shukla, Pranay Wal et al.· Current Gene Therapy· 0 citations
INTRODUCTION
The demand for inventive approaches to drug discovery has increased due to the rising costs, time, and failure rates in pharmaceutical research. Large Language Models (LLMs), with their sophisticated natural language processing and generative capabilities, have become potent instruments that have the poten...
Pranay Wal, M. Shukla, Kritika Sachan et al.· Current Computer - Aided Dru...· 0 citations
AI-based methods present enormous potential to revolutionise the diagnosis and management of PCOD by providing accurate, interpretable, and personalised care, and development of clinically interpretable models.
A. Wal, Mekala Moorthy, Rakesh Verma et al.· Current pharmaceutical desig...· 0 citations
An overview of how artificial intelligence might serve not only as a tool but also as a strategic solution for safe prescribing and tailored pharmacotherapy, hence opening up new avenues for the field of drug safety science is presented.
D. Tripathi, A. Wal, Vivek Kumar Gupta et al.· Current Bioinformatics· 0 citations
Novel instruments, such as artificial intelligence, molecular modelling, and systems pharmacology, may further aid the optimisation of ligand selection, carrier design, and personalised therapeutic development in GPCR-targeted therapeutic treatments.
Pranay Wal, Jyotsana Dwivedi, K. Khairunnisa et al.· Current Drug Targets· 0 citations
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