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MS THESES: Recent submissions
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(2017-04)Solar observations at low radio frequencies using the MurchisonWidefield Array have recently revealed the presence of a myriad of weak, short-lived and narrow-band emission features, even during quiet and moderately ...
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(2017-03)Api5 and Aac11 are orthologous anti-apoptotic proteins in humans and flies respectively. Api5 is gaining prominence as a target in therapy due to its ability to confer cancer cells with resistance to apoptosis. Api5 also ...
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(2017-04)Classical chaotic systems proceed to equilibrium by a mixing process in the phase space. We study this relaxation to equilibrium for quantized, bound chaotic maps on the torus. The Ruelle-Pollicott resonances that describe ...
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(2017-03)Gold nanostars (NS) synthesized using Good’s buffers are desirable due to their ability to produce NS with tunable branch size and number. The NS synthesized using good’s buffer are bio-compatible, monodispersed, and stable ...
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(2017-04)Organisms have a codon bias i.e. they use certain codons more frequently than others that code for the same amino acid. Studies have shown that changing the codon bias of a gene can have a negative impact on fitness due ...
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(2017-04)The Introductory notes (IN), a series of identical vocal elements which are produced at the beginning of a zebra Finch song, is considered important for the initiation of the song. However, the brain region responsible for ...
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(2017-03)Plant-specific GRAS proteins are the putative transcription factors that play critical and diverse roles in plant growth and development. GRAS family comprises of seven clades in moss with GRAS domain containing proteins- ...
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(2017-04)Plasmonic nanostructures give major insights into the interaction between light and matter at nanoscale. Also, they have potential practical applications in various elds such as in biosensing(sensing of di erent types ...
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(2017-03)Metals play a crucial role in the structure and functions of various proteins. The metal containing active sites of metalloproteins are responsible for important biological processes such as photosynthesis, oxygen transport ...
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(2017-03)Herein, we report the synthesis and metallation chemistry of dipodal pyridyl functionalized phenyl and p-cresol substituted pyridyl phosphoramide ligands. The crystal structures of the p-cresol containing pyridyl ...
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(2017-03)The complex lifecycle of Myxococcus xanthus is facilitated by two types of motility, in addition to several other pathways that regulate its lifecycle. The frz pathway modulates the cellular reversal frequency and plays ...
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(2017-03)The present work describes the genetic regulators of swarming behavior in Pseudomonas aeruginosa strain PA14. Swarming motility is a collective coordinated group behavior exhibited by several pathogenic bacteria. Swarming ...
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(2017-05)Heparan sulfate is extracellular irregularly sulfonated macromolecules that influence the activities of various proteins on the cell surfaces. Hence, obtaining well-defined sequences of heparan sulfate is a huge challenging ...
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(2017-04)Field theoretical studies involve the evaluation of four-point Correlator functions of the involved fields. This applies equally to the calculation of Scattering Amplitudes in High Energy Physics or determining the ...
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(2017-03)Grid cells in the entorhinal cortex encode information about spatial representation by firing at hexagonally spaced intervals that tile the local environment. Stellate cells (SCs) are thought to be putative grid cells ...
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(2017-05)The dynamics of the mammalian brain is captured using nonlinear dynamics in the framework of complex networks. We study the dynamics of Hindmarsh- Rose neurons with time-scale mismatch in detail, for both simplistic and ...
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