Publications by authors named "J A Dave"

The rapid integration of Internet of Things (IoT) systems in various sectors has escalated security risks due to sophisticated multilayer attacks that compromise multiple security layers and lead to significant data loss, personal information theft, financial losses etc. Existing research on multilayer IoT attacks exhibits gaps in real-world applicability, due to reliance on outdated datasets with a limited focus on adaptive, dynamic approaches to address multilayer vulnerabilities. Additionally, the complete reliance on automated processes without integrating human expertise in feature selection and weighting processes may affect the reliability of detection models.

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Background: The goal of post-diagnosis diabetes management is the achievement and maintenance of glycaemic control. Most clinical practice guidelines recommend 3-6 monthly HbA1c monitoring. Despite this guidance, there are few data supporting the impact of monitoring frequency on clinical outcomes, particularly from low- and middle-income country settings.

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Background/objective: Preventive medications are crucial in migraine prevention. In cases of refractory migraine headaches, multiple medications may be required. We seek to identify a comprehensive list of preventive migraine headache medications that can be used as two, three, and four drug combinations without drug-drug interactions.

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Targeted low-throughput studies have previously identified subcellular RNA localization as necessary for cellular functions including polarization, and translocation. Furthermore, these studies link localization to RNA isoform expression, especially 3' Untranslated Region (UTR) regulation. The recent introduction of genome-wide spatial transcriptomics techniques enables the potential to test if subcellular localization is regulated in situ pervasively.

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  • Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) is a highly aggressive brain tumor categorized as Grade 4 by the WHO, with established risk factors including genetic syndromes, body mass index, and certain medications.
  • Vascular issues such as thrombosis are common in GBM, and podoplanin (PDPN) plays a significant role in tumor progression by enhancing platelet activity and cancer cell metastasis.
  • PDPN is suggested as an independent prognostic factor for GBM, as its expression is linked to worse outcomes, with recent studies indicating its involvement in the development of more aggressive cancer stem cells.
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