Publications by authors named "B Narayan"

Pulmonary embolism (PE) is a significant cause of morbidity and mortality in pregnancy and the puerperium. In severe cases, it causes haemodynamic instability and can lead to cardiac arrest due to obstructive shock. Patients with acute PE can be risk stratified to guide their monitoring and treatment; this article focuses on intermediate- and high-risk PE.

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  • Researchers are exploring simpler methods for tissue fixation and processing before staining and DNA extraction, with a focus on the AMeX method as a promising alternative to traditional techniques.
  • The AMeX method was tested on human oral mucosal biopsy specimens to assess its effectiveness in H&E staining, immunohistochemistry, and DNA quality.
  • Results indicated that AMeX provided comparable H&E staining results, while enhancing the quality of immunohistochemistry and yielding better genomic DNA quality and quantity.
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The present study focused on preparing rohu egg sauce using optimized conditions through enzymatic and fermentative methods. The enzymatic preparation of rohu egg sauce (ERS) involved homogenizing the eggs in water at a ratio of 1:0.9 (w/v), followed by the addition of salt (20% w/w) and papain (3% w/w).

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Aqueous rechargeable zinc-ion batteries (ZIBs) are increasingly recognized as promising energy storage systems for mini-grid and mini-off-grid applications due to their advantageous characteristics such as high safety, affordability, and considerable theoretical capacity. However, the long-term cycling performance of ZIBs is hampered by challenges including the uncontrolled dendrite formation, the passivation, and the occurrence of the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) on the Zn anode. In this study, enhancing ZIB performance by implementing oxide material coatings on Zn metal, serving as a physical barrier at the electrode-electrolyte interfaces to mitigate dendrite growth and suppress the HER is concentrated.

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