Publications by authors named "S Sher"

The study has investigated the implications of three estimation methods, namely L-moments, Maximum Likelihood, and Maximum Product of Spacing (MPS), for fitting the four-parameter Kappa Distribution (KAPD) in extreme value analysis using Monte Carlo simulations. The accuracy of the estimates has been evaluated using root mean square error (RMSE) and bias. The paper also includes an analysis of the effect of the estimation method on the estimated quantiles considering a real-life example of annual maximum peak flows and the Generalized Normal Distribution as the error distribution.

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  • Antibiotic resistance in children's oral microflora is a growing concern, with limited research on its prevalence in healthy children, especially those who may be immunocompromised and at risk for infections.
  • A study conducted in Peshawar, Pakistan, analyzed 364 healthy children aged 7-13, focusing on their antibiotic usage and sampling their oral bacteria to identify resistant strains.
  • Results showed notable antibiotic use among participants, with increasing resistance rates linked to age and gender, indicating a potential public health issue as resistant bacteria may complicate dental and systemic infections.
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Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) is a highly aggressive hematologic cancer with poor survival across a broad range of molecular subtypes. Development of efficacious and well-tolerable therapies encompassing the range of mutations that can arise in AML remains an unmet need. The bromo- and extra-terminal domain (BET) family of proteins represents an attractive therapeutic target in AML due to their crucial roles in many cellular functions, regardless of any specific mutation.

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The uranyl tolerance of a metal-resistant sp. strain MRS-1, was determined in this current study. This was done due to a rise in anthropogenic activities, such as the production of uranium-based nuclear energy, which contributes to environmental degradation and poses risks to ecosystems and human health.

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sp. strain 1S1, an arsenic-resistant bacterial strain, was isolated with 75 mM MIC against arsenite. Brownish precipitation with silver nitrate appeared, which confirmed its oxidizing ability against arsenite.

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