Publications by authors named "S K Saranya"

DNA replication origins play a crucial role in cellular division and are evolutionarily conserved across domains. This study investigated the evolutionary transitions of replication origins between archaea and bacteria by analyzing 2733 bacterial and 257 archaeal genomes. Our findings revealed that certain methanogens and bacteria share phylogenetic proximity, suggesting evolutionary interactions across diverse ecological systems.

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  • - The study highlights the significant risks of eye injuries in agriculture, revealing a 9.4% prevalence of ocular injuries among 276 workers in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, India.
  • - It emphasizes the importance of safety eyewear, with 91.8% of participants reporting better visual comfort and reduced dust exposure when using protective glasses.
  • - The research involved three phases: visual task analysis, eye examinations, and compliance assessments, revealing that farming tasks are visually less demanding but carry hazards, necessitating better eye safety practices.
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Fish diseases significantly challenge global aquaculture, causing substantial financial losses and impacting sustainability, trade, and socioeconomic conditions. Understanding microbial pathogenesis and virulence at the molecular level is crucial for disease prevention in commercial fish. This review provides genomic insights into fish pathogenic bacteria from a systems biology perspective, aiming to promote sustainable aquaculture.

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Background: Submaximal muscle strength grading is clinically significant to monitor the progress of rehabilitation. Especially muscle strength grading of core back muscles is challenging using the conventional manual muscle testing (MMT) methods. The muscles are crucial to recovery from back pain, spinal cord injury, stroke and other related diseases.

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Our study focused on enhancing the production of anthraquinone derivatives in Oldenlandia umbellata using fungal elicitors. Aspergillus niger, Mucor prayagensis, and Trichoderma viride were used to elicit the anthraquinone derivatives in root cultures. The elicitation process led to an increase in the production of phytochemicals and secondary metabolites, with the highest total protein content observed in A.

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