Padmarani
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Padmarani, also spelled as Padma Rani, (25 January 1937 25 January 2016) was an Indian actress who performed in Gujarati plays, Gujarati films, and Hindi films.
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assembly of phytochrome B apoprotein with synthetic analogs of the phytochrome chromophore
· 2001 · cited 32x
- An Efficient Method to Construct the A,B-Rings Component toward Total Syntheses of Phycocyanobilin and Its Derivative as a Photoprobe
· 2000 · cited 22x
- An Efficient Method for the Conversion of 2-Bromo-5-tosylpyrroles to the Corresponding 5-Tosylpyrrolinones as the D-Ring of Phycocyanobilin Derivatives
· 2001 · cited 16x
- Total Syntheses of (±)-Phycocyanobilin and Its Derivatives Bearing a Photoreactive Group at D-ring
· 1998 · cited 15x
- Efficient Construction of A,B-Rings Component for Syntheses of Phycocyanobilin and Its Derivative
· 1998 · cited 13x
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Padmarani, also spelled as Padma Rani, (25 January 1937 25 January 2016) was an Indian actress who performed in Gujarati plays, Gujarati films, and Hindi films.
==Early life== Padmarani was born to a Maharashtrian family in Pune, Maharashtra on 25 January 1937. She was brought up in Kanabi Vad, Unchi Pol on Rajmahal Road in Vadodara, Gujarat. Her father, Bhimrao Bhosle, was a barrister, and her mother, Kamlabai Rane, was from Goa. She was young when her family encountered a period of financial hardship, and she and her sister, later a veteran actress Sarita Joshi, began performing on stage to help. She completed her primary education from Govindrao Central School in Dandiya Bazar, Vadodara.
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