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    Integrative multi-platform approach to identify biomarkers of diabetes-associated breast cancer progression 

    Bharadwaj, Kishan R
    Breast cancer (BrC) is the leading cause of cancer-related death among women worldwide, including in India. Major risk factors for BrC include genetic predisposition, mutations in BRCA genes, post-menopausal hormonal ...

    Modelling stimulus dependencies and temporal characteristics of Gamma Rhythm in Macaque Primary Visual Cortex 

    Krishnakumaran, R
    Gamma rhythm refers to oscillatory neural activity between 30 and 80 Hz, which represents the interaction between different classes of neurons. Gamma in the primary visual cortex (V1) is generated intrinsically while ...

    Analysis, Modelling and Prediction of Protein-Protein Interfaces and Application to Biological Problems 

    Parvathy, J
    Proteins play crucial roles in many biological processes like signalling, catalysis of metabolic processes, immune systems, and transporting molecules. To perform this wide range of functions, proteins interact with other ...

    Evaluating routine biochemical parameters for breast cancer detection in Indian women: A machine learning approach 

    Raghav, Nirbhay
    Breast cancer stands as the leading cancer type among Indian women, with a mortality rate that surpasses that of nations such as the USA, Australia, and the UK. The higher mortality rate is largely explained by a lack of ...

    A divide-and-conquer distance geometry method to model protein structures from NMR spectroscopy 

    Das, Niladri Ranjan
    Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopy provides insights into the dynamic behavior of proteins in solution, eliminating the need for crystallization. NMR experiments can spatially probe nuclei within 6 Angstroms of ...

    Representation of Natural Stimuli in Neural Signals across Scales and Frequencies 

    Kanth, Sidrat Tasawoor
    Neural activity from the brain can be recorded at different scales using a variety of electrodes, which vary in their resolution, cortical spread and invasiveness. The electroencephalogram (EEG) is recorded from the scalp, ...

    Compiler controlled Task Management in Runtime Systems for Dynamic Data ow Model of Execution 

    Madhu, Kavitha T
    For the past 40 years, relentless focus on Moore's Law transistor scaling has provided ever-increasing transistor performance and density. An ever increasing demand for large scale parallelism has driven hardware designers ...

    Effect of Single Residue Change on Conformational Dynamics of Proteins and Their Function: A Molecular Dynamics Study 

    Maity, Dibyajyoti
    Proteins undergo conformational transitions and exhibit specific motion while performing their function. A single residue change (addition, deletion, or substitution) can sometimes influence the protein dynamics and disrupt ...

    Multi-scale Modelling of Immune Response and Disease Spread: Methods and Applications 

    Sambaturu, Narmada
    Diseases are multi-scale processes, with the precise combination of events at different scales both qualitatively and quantitatively dictating the final phenotype. Recognising that immune response is a key determinant of ...
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    Network models uncover key molecular perturbations in complex human diseases 

    Sathya Baarathi, S R
    Biological systems are complex networks of molecular components that function in a tightly controlled manner. Any form of perturbation in these components or their associated interactions affects the normal physiology of ...
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