Characterization of functional amyloid curli in biofilm formation of an environmental isolate Enterobacter cloacae SBP-8.

The biofilm formation by bacteria is a complex process that is strongly mediated by various genetic and environmental factors. Biofilms contribute to disease infestation, especially in chronic infections. It is, therefore important to understand the factors affecting biofilm formation.

Current therapeutic delivery approaches using nanocarriers for the treatment of tuberculosis disease.

Tuberculosis is a major health issue globally and a leading cause of death due to the infective microorganism Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Treatment of drug resistance tuberculosis requires longer treatment with multiple daily doses of drugs. Unfortunately, these drugs are often associated with poor patient compliance.

Digital Quantification of Tumor Cellularity as a Novel Prognostic Feature of Non-Small Cell Lung Carcinoma.

Non-small cell lung carcinoma is currently staged based on the size and involvement of other structures. Tumor size may be a surrogate measure of the total number of tumor cells. A recently revised reporting system for adenocarcinoma incorporates high-risk histologic patterns, which may have increased cellular density.

A lightweight convolutional neural network for recognition of severity stages of maydis leaf blight disease of maize.

Maydis leaf blight (MLB) of maize (), a serious fungal disease, is capable of causing up to 70% damage to the crop under severe conditions. Severity of diseases is considered as one of the important factors for proper crop management and overall crop yield. Therefore, it is quite essential to identify the disease at the earliest possible stage to overcome the yield loss.

Insights Into the Dynamics and Composition of Biofilm Formed by Environmental Isolate of .

Bacterial biofilms are clinically admissible and illustrate an influential role in infections, particularly those related to the implant of medical devices. The characterization of biofilms is important to understand the etiology of the diseases. are known for causing infections by forming biofilms on various abiotic surfaces, such as medical devices.