Publications by authors named "M Hlaing"

The draft genome sequence of ATCC 16868 is presented here. produces carbohydrase and proteolytic enzymes and is used in the production of fermented food and feed. Genomic data have been utilized to investigate allergenicity and virulence characteristics, contributing to its safety evaluation in food production systems.

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Heading date is a key agronomic trait for adapting rice varieties to different growing areas and crop seasons. The genetic mechanism of heading date in Myanmar rice accessions was investigated using a genome-wide association study (GWAS) in a 250-variety diversity panel collected from different geographical regions. Using the days to heading data collected in 2019 and 2020, a major genomic region associated with the heading date, designated as MTA3, was found on chromosome 3.

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  • SERS is a powerful optical sensing method that can detect substances at extremely low levels, but it struggles with unwanted signals from non-target molecules in complex samples like body fluids and food.
  • To combat this problem, a new type of sensor was developed using a Lubricin coating on gold nanoparticles to prevent interference from unwanted substances while maintaining simple sample handling.
  • This new sensor showed high selectivity and successfully detected melamine in milk at concentrations as low as 1 ppm, making it a promising tool for food safety and environmental monitoring.
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Optical neural networks (ONNs) are promising hardware platforms for next-generation neuromorphic computing due to their high parallelism, low latency, and low energy consumption. However, previous integrated photonic tensor cores (PTCs) consume numerous single-operand optical modulators for signal and weight encoding, leading to large area costs and high propagation loss to implement large tensor operations. This work proposes a scalable and efficient optical dot-product engine based on customized multi-operand photonic devices, namely multi-operand optical neuron (MOON).

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  • Scientists are looking for stronger rice plants that can survive changes in the environment and help with the growing population.
  • They studied rice from Myanmar by creating a group of 250 different kinds to understand more about their genes and how they grow.
  • They also worked on mapping the DNA of a special rice called Inn Ma Yebaw (IMY) to help scientists improve rice varieties in the future.
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