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Medical Research Archives / Authors / Malireddy S. Reddy, BVSc (DVM)., MS., Ph.D

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Malireddy S. Reddy, BVSc (DVM)., MS., Ph.D

International Media and Cultures, Inc. [IMAC], American Dairy and Food Consulting Labs, Inc. [ADFAC Labs, Inc.], Denver, Colorado, USA.

4 publications

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4 articles

Medical Research Archives, Volume 13, Issue 09, September 2025 cover

Review article26 September 2025

A Comprehensive Perspective of Probiotics and their Significant Role in Successfully Preventing or Treating Diseases in Both Preventive and Clinical Medicine

Medical Research Archives, Volume 13, Issue 01, January 2025 cover

Original research30 January 2025

Microbiological Techniques to Study Undue Strain Dominance Among Probiotic Bacteria in Order to Develop Compatible Multiple Mixed Probiotic Cultures to Prevent or Treat Diseases

Medical Research Archives, Volume 12, Issue 12, December 2024 cover

Original research24 December 2024

The Role of Prokaryotic (Probiotic) Produced Megamicro RNAs (memiRNAs) to Prevent or Cure Viral and Nosocomial Infections, Certain Cancers, in Conjunction with Probiotic Induced Eukaryotic Micro RNAs (miRNAs)

Medical Research Archives, Volume 10, Issue 09, September 2022 cover

Original research20 September 2022

Mechanism of Thrombosis During COVID-19 Infection Due to SARS-CoV-2 Virus and its Variants, and a Clinically Proven Strategy to Combat with Probiotics and their Immunomodulins

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