Publications by authors named "L Nageswara Rao"

-cycloalkenes are abundant in bioactive natural products and have been used as powerful tools in chemical biology and drug discovery. However, strategies for the modular synthesis of -cycloalkenes, especially planar-chiral medium-sized ones, with high efficiency and selectivity, still remain elusive. Herein, we report a Pd-catalyzed asymmetric [7 + 2] cyclization strategy to address this challenge.

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Multimodal sentiment analysis (MSA) aims to use a variety of sensors to obtain and process information to predict the intensity and polarity of human emotions. The main challenges faced by current multi-modal sentiment analysis include: how the model extracts emotional information in a single modality and realizes the complementary transmission of multimodal information; how to output relatively stable predictions even when the sentiment embodied in a single modality is inconsistent with the multi-modal label; how can the model ensure high accuracy when a single modal information is incomplete or the feature extraction performance not good. Traditional methods do not take into account the interaction of unimodal contextual information and multi-modal information.

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Objectives: To explore the mechanism that mediate the therapeutic effect of quercetin on heart failure.

Methods: We searched the TCMSP and Swiss ADME databases for the therapeutic targets of quercetin and retrieved heart failure targets from the Genecards and OMIM databases. The intersecting targets were analyzed with GO and KEGG pathway analysis using DAVID database, and the key genes were identified PPI analysis.

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The aim of this study was to investigate the role of platelet indicators in the susceptibility of ABO blood groups to lung adenocarcinoma. This was a multicenter retrospective cohort analysis. The study included 528 patients diagnosed with primary lung adenocarcinoma and 528 randomly selected control group patients who were admitted to the Chengdu Fifth People's Hospital from January 2021 to September 2023.

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  • Bacterial spores can stay dormant for years but can germinate when conditions are right, involving complex signal pathways.
  • Recent studies have revealed details about proteins crucial for this process, particularly the GerA receptor and SpoVAF/FigP complex, which help with ion release.
  • The research also highlights how spore quality impacts germination, focusing on proteins involved in sporulation and factors like glutamate breakdown and coat protein assembly, enhancing our understanding of the germination mechanism.
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