Publications by authors named "Z Rauf"
Article Synopsis
- *Various fabrication techniques, including electrospinning and self-assembly, enable the creation of diverse protein-based materials like hydrogels and scaffolds tailored for different wound types and healing stages.
- *The review delves into specific proteins such as keratin and collagen, highlighting their unique properties and potential benefits in wound management, while noting the importance of overcoming commercialization challenges for clinical application.*
Tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes, specialized immune cells, are considered an important biomarker in cancer analysis. Automated lymphocyte detection is challenging due to its heterogeneous morphology, variable distribution, and presence of artifacts. In this work, we propose a novel Boosted Channels Fusion-based CNN "BCF-Lym-Detector" for lymphocyte detection in multiple cancer histology images.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFData on historical soil moisture is crucial for assessing and responding to droughts that commonly occur in climate change-affected countries. The Himalayan temperate forests in Pakistan are particularly at risk of climate change. Developing nations lack the means to gather surface soil moisture (SSM) information.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFMicrobial fermentation technology for degradation of saponins from peony seed meal.
Prep Biochem Biotechnol
November 2023
Article Synopsis
- Peony seed meal has great potential as a feed protein, but anti-nutritional factors like saponins limit its usability.
- The study focused on finding the best microbial fermentation conditions to break down saponins for poultry feed.
- Solid-state fermentation proved to be the most effective, achieving a 69.31% degradation rate and increasing the soluble protein content by 14% compared to unfermented seed meal.
The leading causes of hepatitis are viral infections, Hepatitis B virus (HBV) and Hepatitis C virus (HCV). Millions of people have been infected with these deadly viral infections worldwide, and in Pakistan, every tenth person is infected with these viruses. Different populations respond with different rates to infectious diseases due to host genomic differences.
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