Reena Das

Publishing 2011

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  1. a rare association of giant adrenal myelolipoma in a young female double heterozygous for hbd punjab and β-thalassemia trait

Possible papers by Reena Das 5

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  1. Cost and cost-effectiveness of health behavior change interventions implemented with self-help groups in Bihar, India.
    as R Das PloS one 2019 Project Concern International
    Same name only
  2. role of the magnetic anisotropy in organic spin valves
    as R. Das nature reviews: microbiology 2017
    Same name only
  3. A study of Ka-Band Signal Attenuation at Umiam, Meghalaya with ISRO’s GSAT-14 Satellite
    as R.K. Das adbu journal of engineering technology 2017
    Same name only
  4. phallus indusiatus vent. & pers. (basidiomycetes) - a new generic record for eastern ghats of india
    as R. Das european wind energy conference and exhibition, ewec 2013 2010
    Same name only
  5. Fabrication, integration and reliability of nanocomposite based embedded capacitors in microelectronics packaging
    as R. Das journal of materials chemistry 2008
    Same name only

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