Publications by authors named "S Sakib"

Current approaches for classifying biosensor data in diagnostics rely on fixed decision thresholds based on receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves, which can be limited in accuracy for complex and variable signals. To address these limitations, we developed a framework that facilitates the application of machine learning (ML) to diagnostic data for the binary classification of clinical samples, when using real-time electrochemical measurements. The framework was applied to a real-time multimeric aptamer assay (RT-MAp) that captures single-frequency (12.

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Background: is a common tropical seacoast flowering plant from the family of Fabaceae which is reported as bay bean and coastal jack bean; has a wide range of therapeutic and nutraceutical properties.

Aim: The present research aims to explore some pharmacological insights of the methanol extract of leaves (MECR) and its chloroform fraction (CFCR) and n-hexane fraction (NFCR) through and approaches.

Methods: Different fractions of were subjected to ferric reduction assay and total phenolic and flavonoid content assay to explore their antioxidant potential.

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The elasmobranch population is declining in the Bay of Bengal of Bangladesh due to large-mesh gill net fishing, locally known as the Lakkha net, which primarily targets Indian threadfin (). This study was the first attempt to identify megafaunal bycatch in Lakkha fishing and assess its vulnerability using Productivity Susceptibility Analysis. A total of 40 elasmobranch bycatch species were identified, with sharks comprising 13 species from three families, while 27 rays belonged to six families, with the majority belonging to the Myliobatiformes order (60 %).

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A comprehensive investigation into how nanostructures alter real-time DNA hybridization kinetics in both buffer and complex media and under a wide range of probe and target concentrations is currently lacking. In response, we use a real-time, wash-free, and assay to study DNA hybridization kinetics by performing continuous electrochemical measurements in different media. We investigated the differences in hybridization kinetics under three regimes of probe density (low, medium, and high) and over three orders of magnitude of target concentrations (0.

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Over the last decade, the use of machine learning in smart agriculture has surged in popularity. Deep learning, particularly Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), has been useful in identifying diseases in plants at an early stage. Recently, Vision Transformers (ViTs) have proven to be effective in image classification tasks.

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