Chemistry HoD Publishes Research in Q2 SCIE Journal
Anurag University congratulates Dr. Savita Belwal, Professor & Head of the Department of Chemistry, on the successful publication of her research paper titled "Solid-Phase Synthesis of Semaglutide: Using Novel Fragment Coupling Strategy to Overcome Aggregation, Improve Yield and Quality" in the International Journal of Peptide Research and Therapeutics (Springer). Indexed in SCOPUS and Web of Science (SCIE), the journal is ranked in the Q2 quartile with an Impact Factor of 2.5 and an H-Index of 42, highlighting the quality and global visibility of the research.
The study introduces a novel fragment coupling strategy for the solid-phase synthesis of Semaglutide, a widely used peptide-based therapeutic. By addressing challenges such as peptide aggregation and improving synthesis yield and product quality, the research offers an efficient approach that can enhance peptide manufacturing processes and support the development of high-quality pharmaceutical products.
Advancements in peptide synthesis are critical to the future of modern therapeutics, enabling the production of safer, more effective, and scalable medicines. This publication reflects Anurag University's commitment to impactful scientific research and reinforces its growing contribution to innovations in chemistry, pharmaceutical sciences, and healthcare.
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