Roshanara
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Olive Katherine Craddock (22 January 1894 – 14 July 1926) was an Anglo-Indian dancer trained in British India who danced under the name Roshanara. She was known for showing central Indian dance techniques in Britain and America. She died in her thirties from appendicitis.
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- Interaction of novel proteins, centrin4 and protein of centriole in Leishmania parasite and their effects on the parasite growth
· 2023 · cited 13x
- Identification of protein biomarkers of attenuation and immunogenicity of centrin or p27 gene deleted live vaccine candidates of Leishmania against visceral leishmaniasis
· 2023 · cited 7x
- SNAPPE II Score as a Predictor of Neonatal Mortality in NICU at a Tertiary Care Hospital in Pakistan
· 2021 · cited 4x
- Identifying Rab2 Protein as a Key Interactor of Centrin1 Essential for <i>Leishmania donovani</i> Growth
· 2024 · cited 2x
- Review on Thermal Conductivity of Fabrics
· 2015 · cited 2x
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Olive Katherine Craddock (22 January 1894 – 14 July 1926) was an Anglo-Indian dancer trained in British India who danced under the name Roshanara. She was known for showing central Indian dance techniques in Britain and America. She died in her thirties from appendicitis.
==Biography== Craddock was born on 22 January 1892 in Calcutta. Her father was John James Nolan Craddock who was Anglo-Indian and her mother was Mabel Mary Ann Adams who was British. She learned to dance in India before she moved to Britain around 1909. Craddock took the name Roshanara which built on the celebrity of the princess Roshanara Begum.
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