TO STUDY THE STRUCTURE OF AVENACINE A-1 AND QUERCETINE USING IR-SPECTROSCOPIC AND QUANTUMCHEMICAL COMPUTATIONAL TECHNIQUES AND THEIR ANTIMYCOBACTERIAL ACTIVITY

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PhD, associate of professor at the department of Biochemistry Andizhan State Medical Institute, Uzbekistan, Andizhan
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In the countries of the world, special attention is paid to the synthesis of new chemical compounds for medicine. Chemicals compound in the plant such as avenacine A-1, quercetin have the necessary pharmacological effects on the body and therefore act as a natural anti-tuberculosis agent.

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Mamatova , I. . (2022). TO STUDY THE STRUCTURE OF AVENACINE A-1 AND QUERCETINE USING IR-SPECTROSCOPIC AND QUANTUMCHEMICAL COMPUTATIONAL TECHNIQUES AND THEIR ANTIMYCOBACTERIAL ACTIVITY. Eurasian Journal of Academic Research, 2(5), 713–721. Retrieved from https://in-academy.uz/index.php/ejar/article/view/3168

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