Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
ABUTTING DISCOVERY GARRISON COLLATERAL INFLATION USING THRESHOLD CRYPTOGRAPHY FOR IP ADDRESS ALLOCATING IN NETWORK

- The security threats related to current IP configuration and also includes with Threshold Cryptography (TC). Circulated situations are attractive more prevalent as these knowledge such as networks, aim to enable a large scale collaboration for resource sharing outline in the network. Secure verification is the interesting concern for such surroundings. The proposed system to maintain a two stages for improving the network security based on IP addressing time in the network. An first stage is threshold cryptography and another one is Neighbor discovery protocol (NDP). In main objectives of our proposed work is Threshold Cryptography based addressing scheme in network, also the authorization process fully depends on Neighbor discovery protocol based frameworks. The goal of the Neighbor discovery protocol is to support a Mobile Node (MN) roaming across network fields without communication disturbance or recognizable delay. Moreover, this approach also ensures correct synchronization between nodes that send overlapping data on the network. Finally, using this NDP-TC during data transfer time packet loss is very low so the network security is automatically increased.
Influence of Temperature and Reaction Time on the Efficiency of Alkaline Pretreatment of Hay Biomass

Low biodegradability caused by polymeric structure is the main barrier in the use of lignocellulosic materials in biofuels production by using biological methods. Pretreatment of the biomass is the way to improve the suitability of hardly biodegradable biomass for biogas or bioethanol production. Evaluation of the influence of thermal and thermochemical alkaline pretreatment on the efficiency of hydrolysis of hay (mixture of various grass species) was the aim of the study. The batch scale experiment was carried out with the use of NaOH and distilled water as solvents, and the changes in pretreatment time (2, 4 and 8 hours) and temperature (22 and 80°C) were also considered. The efficiency of biomass solubilisation was assessed based on the results obtained from the measurements of chemical oxygen demand (COD) and volatile fatty acids (VFA) concentration in the hydrolysates. The solubility of the biomass, expressed as a percentage of soluble COD in total COD, was calculated. The experiment showed that the highest solubilisation of hay biomass was observed at 80°C under alkaline conditions. In this case, the solubility of the COD was 3-times higher, and the VFA concentration in hydrolysates was 4-times higher in comparison to the distilled water-based test at 22°C. It was noted that time of the process significantly influenced the efficiency of biomass solubilisation only during the experiment carried out at 22°C. Extension of hydrolysis time from 2 to 8 hours increased the value of soluble COD of 70% and 55% for water and alkaline solvent, respectively. The process conducted at 80°C was not time-dependent over the considered period.
Absorption and metabolism of caffeic acid and chlorogenic acid in the small intestine of rats

The absorption and metabolism in the small intestine of chlorogenic acid (5-0-caffeoylquinic acid), the main phenolic acid in the human diet, and of caffeic acid were studied in rats in order to determine whether chlorogenic acid is directly absorbed or hydrolysed in the small intestine. Chlorogenic and caffeic acids were perfused into a segment of ileum plus jejunum during 45;min (50;μm, 0·75sp;ml/min) using an in situ intestinal perfusion rat model with cannulation of the biliary duct, and were quantified together with their metabolites in perfusion effluent, bile and plasma. The net absorption (influent flux minus effluent flux of phenolic acids and their metabolites) accounted for 19·5% and 8% of the perfused caffeic and chlorogenic acids, respectively. A minor fraction of the perfused caffeic acid was metabolized in the intestinal wall and secreted back into the gut lumen in the form of ferulic acid (0·5% of the perfused flux). Part of the chlorogenic acid (1·2% of the perfused flux) was recovered in the gut effluent as caffeic acid, showing the presence of trace esterase activity in the gut mucosa. No chlorogenic acid was detected in either plasma or bile, and only low amounts of phenolic acids (less than 0·4%) were secreted in the bile. The present results show that chlorogenic acid is absorbed and hydrolysed in the small intestine. In contrast to numerous flavonoids, absorbed phenolic acids are poorly excreted in the bile or gut lumen. Their bioavailability therefore appears to be governed largely by their uptake into the gut mucosa.
ACTIVITY OF LEAVES AND ROOT EXTRACTS OF CHENOPODIUM ALBUM AGAINST DAMPING-OFF DISEASE ON BREAD WHEAT UNDER GREENHOUSE CONDITIONS

The aim of this experiment to study the effect water extract concentrations 0, 5, 10 and 15 % of root and leaves of Chenopodium album on damping-off disease and some vegetative growth characteristics of Triticum aestivum (wheat) infected by fungi pathogen Rhizoctonia solani and Fusarium solani. The antifungal effects of water extract root and leaves of C. album in greenhouse experiments against fungi pathogens, diseases symptoms were not observed or were minimal on wheat when treated with 10 and 15% concentration of C. album extract, compared with distilled water treatment at 0% concentration, and that the inhibitory activity increased with increasing concentration. Leaves and root extracts significantly reduced the percentage of pre and post-emergence damping-off caused by Rhizoctonia solani and Fusarium solani respectively on bread wheat compared with the control treatment.
Impacts of adopting Industry 4.0 technologies on supply chain management: A literature review

A BSTRACT : Industry 4.0 is gaining importance lately in several countries, especially as part of the strategy of diversification and industrialization of the eco-system. Nevertheless, the topic remains abstract for companies that encounter difficulties to comprehend different aspects of this subject. The purpose of this article is first to discuss the context of industry 4.0 and the most cited advanced technologies in literature that play an important role in Industry 4.0. Then to highlight the impacts of supply chain digitalization: success factors and challenges. This will help organizations formulate their initiatives and practices to successfully achieve the transition from traditional to digital supply chain. We analyzed the literature in this field to understand trends and propose future directions for research.
Expecting the unexpected during ERP implementations: a complexity view

Implementing an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system is a complex, risky, time-consuming, and very expensive affair. Unfortunately, ERP implementations are often still over budget and time, and below expectations. Ticking off critical success factors (CSFs) and risks is supposed to take care of all intricacies during an implementation. However, complexity theory suggests no perfect foresighted knowledge can exist and one should always be prepared for new and unexpected events happening (“unknown unknowns”). Currently, ERP research does not explicitly address this unexpected behavioral aspect of complexity. Therefore, it seems relevant to explore whether this unexpected complexity aspect of ERP implementations can be observed in actual ERP implementations. We demonstrate through an in-depth and structured case analysis that a normal, well-planned, and managed ERP project shows indeed unexpected behavior. That is to say, totally unforeseen major problems appear. From our observations, it is evident that ERP implementations can show significant unexpected behavior despite the best of knowledge, proper preparation, and project management practice. It seems relevant to perform more research into the relevance of appropriate control mechanisms based on acceptance of the inherent complex, i.e. unpredictable nature of ERP implementations. This awareness should complement existing mechanisms as CSFs and risks.
Study to know the utility of HBME 1 and CK 19 in thyroid neoplasm: A tertiary care hospital and study

Introduction: Thyroid tumors are the most common endocrine tumors. Thyroid cancer is four times more common in women when compare to men. In the differentiation of thyroid lesions, cytokeratin 19 (CK19) and Hector Battifora mesothelial–1 (HBME -1) expressions were examined in many studies and significant results were obtained. In normal thyroid, follicular epithelium shows absence Cytokeratin 19 expression. Many studies reported a strong and diffuse staining pattern of CK19 in PTC. Expression of Hector Battifora mesothelial–1 was demonstrated in malignant thyroid neoplasms, especially PTCs.Aims: To study the cytological and histomorphological features of thyroid neoplasm; and to analysis the utility of thyroid neoplasm; and to analysis the utility of immunohistochemical staining – HBME1 and CK-19 in thyroid neoplasm.Results: A total of 29 patients with thyroid neoplasm were surgically operated and specimen were reviewed. Out of which 23 (79.4%) were females and 6 (20.6%) were males. Age of the patients ranged from 16 to 66 years. Expression of CK-19 in PTC seen in 15 (93.75%) cases in that 14 cases showed strong and diffuse positivity and 1 cases showed weak and focal positivity. Expression of CK-19 in FC is absent.Conclusion: Thyroid neoplasm, cytological, histomorphological features immunohistochemical staining, HBME -1, CK- 19.
The effect of air pollution on the respiratory system in preschool children with contribution of urban heat islands and geographic data - the aim of the study and methodological assumptions.

It has been proven that outdoor and indoor air pollutants can cause adverse health effects and are able to promote the onset of atopic diseases. The current manuscript is focused on methodological issues. The aim of the study is to determine the effect of air pollution, urban environment, and urban heat islands (UHIs) on the occurrence of respiratory diseases including allergic rhinitis, asthma and wheezing in preschool children. The study group consists of "276 five-year-old children attending randomly selected kindergartens in the urban and rural areas of the Łódź Voivodeship. The questionnaire including data on the child's state of health and socio-economic data will be filled by the caregivers. The children will undergo skin prick testing and the measurement of volatile organic compounds in exhaled breath. The key components of air pollution - particulate matter (PM) will be measured by personal meters. The PM sampling planned in the study will take 12 h for PM2.5 and for PM10 alike. Data on the level of outdoor air pollution will be collected based on the results obtained from air monitoring stations. The impact of air pollution, UHIs and the environment on the respiratory system and the presence of allergies in children, including chronic respiratory diseases, will be assessed. The project results will provide a scientific basis for the development of preventive programs in the population of children in the Łódź Voivodeship, adapted to the real health needs of society.
Evidence of woven bone formation in carotid artery plaques

Objective: Plaque morphology plays an important prognostic role in the occurrence of cerebrovascular events. Echolucent and heterogeneous plaques, in particular, carry an increased risk of subsequent stroke. Depending on the quality of the plaque echogenicity based on B-mode ultrasound examination, carotid plaques divide into a soft lipid-rich plaque and a hard plaque with calcifi cation. The aim of this study was to investigate structural changes in the basement membrane of diff erent carotid artery plaque types.
The Presence of Women in The Mass Media and its Effects on Iranian Society

This article is meta-analysis of five articles about women and media. Several researchers have attempted to study issues related to women and media in light of sociology and assess the contributing factors and consequences. This meta-analysis is an attempt for reanalyzing collection of studies in this area and identifying their strengths and weaknesses. The results of this meta-analysis demonstrated that the effect size of gender stereotypes on women representation was medium 0.231. On the basis of the literature review and also the results of this meta-analysis, some solutions with regard to improving women representation were presented. This includes some intervention in individual and social factors.
Immunostimulatory Activity of Aqueous Extract of Polyherbal Formulation on Th1/Th2 Cytokines Secretion and Cell Mediated Immune Response in Rats

Some formulations possess the ability to stimulate or suppress immune system thus may be important in controlling various disease condition or lead to undesirable prospect. Studies on immunomodulatory agent can leads to isolation of acceptable and reliable pharmacological agent with wider application. This study evaluate the immunostimulatory activity of Polyherbal Formulation (PHF) on Th1/Th2 cytokines secretion and cell mediated immune response in Wistar Rats. Twenty four (24) Wistar rats were randomly divided into six group and each group contains four rats. Group 1 received normal saline as normal control, Group 2 received Levamisole Hcl as positive control, Group 3 received Cyclophosphamide as negative control, while Group 4 6 received different concentration of aqueous extract of PHF. Blood was collected and processed to obtain a serum. The serum was used for Th1 (IL-2, IFN-γ) and Th2 (IL-4, IL-6,) cytokines analysis using ELISA techniques. Keyhole Limpet Hemocyanin was used as antigen to induce Delayed type hypersensitivity (DTH) response. Footpad thickness was measured using digital vernier calliper. There was significant increase in serum concentration of IL-2, IFN-γ, IL-4 and IL-6 across the treatment groups with increase in dose of PHF (p < 0.001). There was significant increase in DTH response across the treatment groups in dose-dependent manner (p< 0.001). The PHF has immunostimulatory activity on Th1/Th2 cells thus induce the secretion of the cytokines. It increase DTH response thus can be useful in immune response involving T lymphocytes. The formulation could be useful in managing immunosuppressed conditions due to its immunomodulatory potential.
Investigation of the assembly of TonA protein into the outer membrane of Escherichia coli.

The majority of outer membrane, periplasmic and some inner membrane proteins of Escherichia coli are synthesised with signal sequences which initiate the translocation process. It has been suggested that other polypeptide sequences within the mature protein carry additional information which determines the final localisation of the product. The aim of this project was to investigate the assembly into the outer membrane of the E. coli ferrichrome receptor protein, TonA. The tonA gene was subcloned onto pBR325 in order to maximise expression of this normally minor outer membrane protein. A study of the kinetics of assembly of TonA in a strain harbouring a multicopy plasmid carrying tonA revealed the occurrence of a processed assembly intermediate which separated with the soluble (cytoplasmic plus periplasmic) fraction of sonicated cells. The position and direction of transcription of tonA was deduced by TnlOOO mutagenesis followed by analysis of the resultant truncated TonA' polypeptides synthesised in vitro and in maxicells. All the TonA* polypeptides thus produced, even those with apparently small C-terminal deletions, fractionated with the sarkosyl soluble envelope material in maxicells (wild type TonA is sarkosyl insoluble), suggesting an important role for the C-terminus in assembly. A similar result was obtained when the tonA gene was truncated using an "oligo-stop translation" sequence. This eliminated the possibility that complete assembly of the TonA' polypeptides truncated by TnlOOO insertion was prevented by TnlOOO encoded sequences at their C-termini. Synthesis of the hybrid MalE-LacZ protein, 72-47, was demonstrated to inhibit the processing of TonA and several inner membrane proteins. Since this hybrid was already known to block the assembly and processing of periplasmic and outer membrane proteins, this result suggests that all three classes of exported protein share common steps in their assembly. Volume 163, number 2 FEES 0957 November 1983 Enhanced polypeptide synthesis programmed by linear DNA fragments in cell-free extracts lacking exonuclease V Maria Jackson, Julie M. Pratt and I. Barry Holland University o f Leicester, Genetics D epartm ent, University R oad, Leicester L E I 7RH, England Received 19 September 1983 Preparation of an in vitro coupled transcription-translation system from E. coli strains lacking exonuclease V has greatly improved the system for use with added linear DNA fragments. In fact, in extracts of these mutants linear fragments are stable for several hours. However the cell extracts show a high level of endogenous background. To avoid this complication extracts were prepared at 30°C from a mutant carrying a temperature-sensitive exonuclease V. Polypeptides coded by a specific DNA region, e.g., delineated by restriction endonuclease sites, can now be easily identified. Exonuclease V Z ubay E. coli recfi D N A P olypeptide
Background Knowledge of when and how to implementtreatments to prevent criminal offendingamongpeoplewith schizophrenia is urgentlyneeded. Aims To identifyopportunities for interventions to preventoffendingamong

Results More thanthree-quarters (77.8%) ofthe forensic patients had previously been admitted to general psychiatric services; 24.3% ofthe general psychiatric patients had a criminalrecord. Offenceshadbeen committed by 39.8% of the forensic patients and10.8% ofthe generalpsychiatric patients before their first admissionto generalpsychiatry, and after their first admissionthese 59 patientscommitted195 non-violent and 59 violentoffences.Subsequently, 49 ofthem committed seriousviolentoffences thatled to forensic hospital admission.The offendersweredistinguishedbyapervasive and stable pattern of antisocial behaviour evident fromat leastmid-adolescence.
Sol-gel Synthesis of Selenium-doped Nickel Oxide Nanoparticles and Evaluation of their Cytotoxic and Photocatalytic Properties

In this paper, we examined the morphology, shape and magnetic and electronic properties of Selenium-doped nickel oxide nanoparticles (Se-doped NiO-NPs), which were achieved through a sol-gel technique that involved the usage of Cydonia oblonga plant extract. The structural and magnetic properties of Se-doped NiO-NPs were evaluated by the employment of XRD, FESEM / EDAX, FT-IR, UV-Vis, and VSM procedures. According to XRD studies, the nanoparticles accommodated a face-centered cubic (fcc) crystalline structure and a space group of (Fm3m). In addition, the size of nanoparticles in optimal conditions (the optimum temperature of 400 °C and 3% Se-doped) were reported to be 7.7 nm while a direct relationship was also observed with increasing the concentration of selenium. The FESEM images confirmed the spherical morphology of Se-doped NiO-NPs. Also, the photocatalytic properties of Se-doped NiO-NPs were evaluated through the usage of methylene blue (MB) pigment degradation under UV light. The outcomes of this evaluation exhibited more than 76 % of degrading within 200 min. To complete the project, the cytotoxicity aspect was also investigated on L929 cell lines, requiring the application of MTT assay, while the results were indicative of toxicity effects that can be used for inhibiting cancer cells.
Importance of gamma radiation using sodium pertecnetate (TC 99m) and iodine 131 as a suggestion in the treatment of COVID-19

Objective: to point out the importance of nuclear medicine for the diagnosis and therapy of COVID-19, in addition to reporting the efficacy of treatment with radioisotopes (sodium pertechnetate and iodine 131) in individuals infected with SARS-CoV-2 causing viral sterility and preventing its mutagenesis and ensuring the absence of adverse reactions. Methodology: This is a review of the narrative-type literature, prepared between June and September 2020, using the following databases: PubMed, SciELO and Lilacs. Thus, there was the inclusion of articles published between 1971 and 2020. Results and Discussion: The use of gamma and neutron radiation for the purpose of eliminating viral pathogens has been extensively researched in American studies, initially focusing on H1N1. The substance of Sodium Pertecnate, suggested in this study, and iodo 131 (designed to act as prevention in the cervical Research, Society and Development, v. 10, n. 1, e6610111343, 2021 (CC BY 4.0) | ISSN 2525-3409 | DOI: http://dx.doi. org/10.33448/rsd-v10i1.11343 2 region) have the potential for satisfactory responses in the therapeutic treatment of COVID-19 due to the innocuous, painless and free of any effect methodology therefore, offering greater security to the treatment. Inferring in the replication of the coronavirus through the electrolysis of its fatty structure, since with the sterilization of its RNA molecule there will be no replication. Final Consideration: Based on the effectiveness of this method in sterilization protocols and action on various types of microorganisms, especially other viruses that affect the respiratory system, it is suggested as a safe, low-cost and low-dose radioactivity method for the patient, when used doses similar to those of the diagnostic and therapeutic practice in Nuclear Medicine. It should be noted that the administration protocol must be in accordance with the standard already recommended clinically, with full guarantee of the absence of associated effects. For better clarification, there is a need for more specific research within the scope of SARS-CoV-2.
The Impact of Male Physical Attractiveness in Predicting Wives' Marital Satisfaction

Physical qualities assumes a significant part in deciding allure. This examination expects to assess the effect of male physical engaging quality in anticipating spouses' conjugal fulfillment. The current examination was led on 350 female members. The greater part of them were 20-39 years of age (79.4%). The vast majority of members (84.2%) had a moderate to serious extent of training. Among member (56.0%) ladies were utilized. There were 46% members who affirmed that light aroma is the favored sort of scent in their significant other's body as spouse's smell may importantly affect ladies' conjugal fulfillment. 66.6% of members concurred with the announcement saying that physical engaging quality is a marker for physical wellbeing. Among members, 61.4% ladies discover light earthy colored skin of men is the most alluring skin shading. there was a disavowal by 56.9% members that there is significant connection between genuinely appealing spouse and sound kin kids. About the significance of noticeable muscles as an alluring physical sign for ladies, 56.9% members said that conspicuous muscles in men are not appealing for them. Overweight was chosen by 54.6% ladies to turn into the huge issue that may confront them with their spouses' bodies. Physical man's engaging quality has a connection to his ripeness was chosen by 59.4% ladies. 68.2% of ladies indicated that their sexual want toward their spouses is middle. Our examination demonstrated that the spouse's physical appeal greatly affects female sexual reaction.