Antioxidants

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Antioxidants were presented by Ms. Sonali Diwate, an M.Pharm student in her second semester. The presentation was guided by Prof. Chanshetti R. of Modern C.O.P. college of pharmacy in Moshi, Pune, India. The presentation covered information about antioxidants.

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ANTIOXIDANTS
PRESENTING BY,
Ms.Sonali Diwate B.
M.Pharm (II Sem)
GUIDED BY,
Prof. Chanshetti R.
MODERN C.O.P.,MOSHI, PUNE-412105
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