bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
"IMPACT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ON BANKING BUSINESS, AN ANALYTICAL STUDY"
Authors: Dr. Rekachand Ganpat Gongale  
Published: March 2024

Due to the Information Technology known in Banking business, mainly using internet, extranet and intranet etc. in Banking, through electronics, Banking and their customers complete all their transactions using computer and do all the records of paperless transaction in computer.
All the computers in the country or the world are connected by internet so any person in the country can contact the bank from any location, pay, withdraw, transfer money, tasks are completed on time, there is more transparency in the transaction, valuable time of customers is not wasted, employee on Work stress is reduced, search farm inspection is faster, less staff and more profit etc.
Information technology has made the banking process faster and more reliable than ever before and the maintenance and retrieval of documents and records has become faster and easier. Technology creates competition in competitive industries and provides better customer service. That is, information technology has had a positive effect on the lucrative business.
Overall, information technology has made the financial services more convenient, efficient and personalized and has led to significant growth and progress in the banking industry.
THE WOMEN’S MOVEMENT FOR EQUITABLE DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY IN INDIA
Authors: Dr. V. Ramesh Babu  , Dr. V. M. Raja  Sekhar  
Published: March 2024

India is the largest democratic country with 143 crores of population and the 95 crores of voters participating the biggest elections in the world. Women population in India are the half of the total population, but in all walks of life women don’t have the equal opportunities and justice though they are enshrined in the Indian Constitution. Indian women had the wider experience of conducting movement in the freedom movement. After Constitution came into force women had to start their movement to secure their rights. If women could have achieved their movement then they will get equal opportunities and justice in the society, that will be an equitable democratic society. It is observed that to achieve that that aim of the movement women should have followed the democratic way of fighting in which----- respecting the views of others, acting cooperatively, arriving the decisions through discussions, respecting equality, respecting the rights of others, and tolerating the views of others. This should be the attitude and perspective of the entire women movement. Recently the Indian Parliament passed the 33% of Political Reservation bill , women movement should utilize this constitutional amendment for their better life, then only they will able to enjoy their constitutional guarantees of liberty, equality, justice, fraternity and political empowerment. Women movement will have to get the aimed equitable democratic society through Constitutional methods. We followed the Historical and analytical research methods while pursuing this paper, we invited the further research in pursuing area.
IMPACT OF THE NEW EDUCATION POLICY ON JOB SATISFACTION AMONG COLLEGE TEACHERS
Authors: Debashis Dutta  , Dr. Babita Chaudhary  
Published: March 2024

The purpose of the study was to explore the job satisfaction of college teachers in the era of the New Education Policy. The education landscape is ever-evolving, and policy changes play a pivotal role in shaping the experiences of educators. The implementation of a new education policy marks a significant shift in the way academic institutions operate. As educational systems transform, such as the implementation of a new policy, it is imperative to investigate the effects on the individuals directly involved in its execution. In this context, college teachers play a pivotal role in shaping the educational landscape, and their job satisfaction is crucial for fostering a positive learning environment. This study aims to investigate the impact of the recently introduced education policy on job satisfaction among college teachers and to assess the specific ways in which the new education policy influences various aspects of job satisfaction among college teachers, including workload, professional development opportunities, teaching methodologies, and overall job contentment. Understanding the impact of the new education policy on job satisfaction is crucial for fostering a positive and conducive working environment for college teachers.
The findings of this research are expected to contribute valuable insights to educational policymakers, administrators, and educators, facilitating informed decision-making to enhance the overall quality of education and the professional lives of college teachers. As educational institutions continue to adapt to the evolving landscape, this study provides a timely exploration of the intricate relationship between policy changes and the job satisfaction of those at the forefront of the teaching profession.
ROLE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ENHANCING EDUCATION AND SOCIAL LIFE
Authors: Dr. Mohammadi Shaikh  , Shaikh Summaiya Naznin  
Published: March 2024

This paper seeks to understand approach and pattern of Artificial Intelligence (Al). It examines the contemporary approaches to Artificial Intelligence.
Artificial Intelligence (Al)is a branch of Science which deals in development of modern machines, which can find solutions to complex problems in human. Artificial intelligence basically works on human intelligence characteristics and algorithms so that machine can behave like human.
TECHNOLOGIES OF TOMORROW: A GEOPOLITICAL GATEWAY TO A MULTI-POLAR WORLD ORDER AND INDIA’S OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES IN IT
Authors: Ms. Shiwani Yadav  
Published: March 2024

This paper argues how technology will serve as a key gateway into a world with several poles. It further discusses the opportunities in favor of India to guarantee its position in the emerging power structure. And, the various obstacles that India has on its path to be a stable and developed economy. With the unchallenged hegemony enjoyed by The United States wearing thin by the day, increasing vulnerabilities sprout in the contemporary world order backed by its supremacy across domains. Technological advancement has consistently been a distinguishing factor in determining geopolitical power dynamics through the ages. It has historically paved the way for military superiority and political hegemony. The US's dominance following the Cold War is waning. There’s a concurrent rise of the Eastern wing and the Global South as a whole. Emerging technologies like Quantum Computing, Artificial Intelligence, 5G, and Blockchain could further expedite the process. Rising powers are competing to deploy these across various potentially disruptive fields, set to usher us into a multi-polar world order. The rebalancing forces, concentrated mainly in Asia, are challenging axioms, redefining conventional notions, and renegotiating terms of engagement in a world more globally interconnected than ever. China and India make two re-emerging civilization giants with contrasting state apparatuses and value systems but similar objectives of securing for themselves a more assertive, sovereign, and determined place in the Global order. India in its 76th year of Independence finds itself amidst a host of opportunities and challenges unleashed by the unraveling of the established order, supply-chain disruptions, and a new round of geostrategic churn in its proximal theaters.
UNDERSTANDING THE MOLECULAR BASIS OF JN.1
Authors: Dr. Raghavendra Rao M. V.  , Dr. Vijaykumar Chennamchetty  , Dr. Pavani G.  , Dr. Manick Dass  , Dr. Srilatha Basetty  , Dr. Rajkumar Kudari  , Dr. Mahendra Kumar Verma  , Dr. Abdur Rahman  , Dr. P. Jaganmohan Rao  
Published: March 2024

COVID-19 JN.1,subvariant, was initially identified in Luxembourg and is believed to have a connection to the Pirola variant (BA 2.86), which is considered a derivative of the Omicron subvariant.The new Omicron variant of SARS-cov-2 speeding around the world may bring another wave of chaos. It is like walking on a tightrope. The earth is brimming with viruses. The lungs are the paramount respiratory organs. Covid 19 sub variant JN.1 detected in 79 years old Kerala woman.It has been detected in Kerala amid surveillance led by Indian SARS-CoV-2 Genomic Consortium (INSACOG).Originally part of lineage BA.2.86, JN.1 is now recognized as a distinct variant of interest by the WHO. Reassuringly, WHO states that current vaccines remain effective against severe disease and death caused by JN.1 and other circulating COVID-19 variants. In early December, the CDC, reported that the JN.1 subvariant constitutes an estimated 15% to 29% of cases in the United States, as per the agency's most recent projections. According to the CDC, JN.1 was initially identified in the United States in September. Additionally, China reported seven infections of the COVID subvariant.
Proses Terjadinya Adaptasi Ruang di Rumah Tinggal yang Mengubah Fungsi Ruang Rumah Menjadi Ruang Usaha di Jogokaryan, Kota Yogyakarta
Authors: Kristiyani Wahyu Desy , Damanik Imelda Irmawati 
Published: March 2024

Title: The Process of Space Adaptation in Residential Houses that Change the Function of Home Space into Business Space in Jogokaryan, Yogyakarta City
Home Base Enterprises (HBE) is one of the businesses run by many Indonesians. HBE is a type of business carried out in residential homes, so adaptation is needed to meet the needs of space that changes its function as a business space. This research aims to discover the process of changing the space function because of the house owner's adaptation. The method used in this study is descriptive qualitative with simple random sampling of data collection. Of the four selected samplings, the result is that the process of forming space in HBE is based on cultural, physiological, and morphological adaptations. For the production business, the method uses an adaptation of extending space, while the trading business uses an adaptation of sharing space.
Research on the distributed Clark confluence model based on basic watershed units
Authors: Zhu Junjun , Liu Jingru , Zhou Hui , Che Xuheng 
Published: March 2024

ABSTRACT
Based on the confluence principle, the confluence should represent the aggregate of net rainfall confluences within each distinct basic watershed unit (BWU) of a basin. The BWUs are categorized as V-type and Horseshoe-type based on their shape characteristics and two types of time–area curves of slope convergence have been derived separately. The cascade river convergence is modeled using a lagged linear reservoir, resulting in the development of a distributed CLARK convergence model based on the BWUs of a basin (BWU-DCLARK). The key findings are as follows: (1) The BWU-DCLARK model effectively captures the runoff convergence process and has been successfully applied in the Yanduhe River basin. Modeling results demonstrate high simulation accuracy. (2) The time of slope convergence indicates that the regulatory and storage effects on runoff of BWUs cannot be overlooked. (3) The BWU-DCLARK confluence model not only enables the calculation of flow at the basin outlet but also facilitates the computation of flow at any node along the river chain which is of great significance for hydrological forecasting in un-gauged basins but the application effect will need further verification.
Evaluating consumer insights in water services: perspectives on health benefits, pricing tolerance, and continuous service demand
Authors: Rahman Herawati Zetha , Juniati Atie Tri , Miraj Perdana , Zuna Herry Trisaputra , Plamonia Nicco 
Published: March 2024

Abstract

This study investigates the relationship between consumers and water services, focusing on the global challenge of providing clean and reliable water. Employing structured questionnaires, the research explores customers’ perceived health benefits, willingness to pay (WTP) for potential price increases, and service expectations. The study, primarily quantitative in nature, gathered data from both customers and non-customers of water services. The findings reveal that customers are more likely to recognize health benefits from water services compared to non-customers, emphasizing the role of health perceptions in service acceptance. A significant majority of respondents showed a willingness to accept modest tariff increases. However, this willingness sharply declines as the proposed increase grows, indicating a clear threshold in consumers’ financial flexibility. A strong preference for 24-h water service emerged, underscoring the importance of continuous service in consumer satisfaction. Additionally, factors such as water consistency, cleanliness, and pressure were identified as key determinants of service adoption and satisfaction. These insights are crucial for water service providers and regulators, suggesting the need for a balanced approach to pricing, service quality, and continuity. The study highlights the importance of communication about the health benefits of water services, offering guidance for enhanced customer engagement, service adoption, and retention strategies.
Testing the Significance of Ranked Gene Sets in Genome-wide Transcriptome
Profiling Data Using Weighted Rank Correlation Statistics
Authors: Yao Min , He Hao , Wang Binyu , Huang Xinmiao , Zheng Sunli , Wang Jianwu , Gao Xuejun , Huang Tinghua 
Published: March 2024

Background:
Popular gene set enrichment analysis approaches assumed that genes in the
gene set contributed to the statistics equally. However, the genes in the transcription factors (TFs)
derived gene sets, or gene sets constructed by TF targets identified by the ChIP-Seq experiment,
have a rank attribute, as each of these genes have been assigned with a p-value which indicates the
true or false possibilities of the ownerships of the genes belong to the gene sets.

Objective:
Popular gene set enrichment analysis approaches assumed that genes in the
gene set contributed to the statistics equally. However, the genes in the transcription factors (TFs)
derived gene sets, or gene sets constructed by TF targets identified by the ChIP-Seq experiment,
have a rank attribute, as each of these genes have been assigned with a p-value which indicates the
true or false possibilities of the ownerships of the genes belong to the gene sets.

Methods:
A method was proposed by first creating ranked gene sets and gene lists and then applying
weighted Kendall's tau rank correlation statistics to the test. After introducing top-down weights
to the genes in the gene set, a new software called "Flaver" was developed.

Results:
Theoretical properties of the proposed method were established, and its differences over
the GSEA approach were demonstrated when analyzing the transcriptome profiling data across 55
human tissues and 176 human cell-lines. The results indicated that the TFs identified by our method
have higher tendency to be differentially expressed across the tissues analyzed than its competitors.
It significantly outperforms the well-known gene set enrichment analyzing tools, GOStats (9%) and
GSEA (17%), in analyzing well-documented human RNA transcriptome datasets.

Conclusions:
The method is outstanding in detecting gene sets of which the gene ranks were correlated
with the expression levels of the genes in the transcriptome data.
Exploring and Designing Potential Inhibitors of SIRT2 in Natural Products by Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Molecular Dynamics Methods
Authors: Ni Yangyang , Bai Juxia , Zhang Yuqi , Qiao Haoran , Liang Liqun , Wan Junfeng , Zhu Yanyan , Cao Haijing , Li Huiyu , Zhao Qingjie 
Published: March 2024

Background:
The histone deacetylase family of proteins, which includes the sirtuins, participates
in a wide range of cellular processes, and is intimately involved in neurodegenerative illnesses.
The research on sirtuins has garnered a lot of interest. However, there are currently no effective
therapeutic drugs.

Methods:
In order to explore the potential inhibitors of SIRTs, we first screened four potential lead
compounds of SIRT2 in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for nervous disease using the Auto-
Dock Vina method. Then, with Molecular Dynamics (MD) simulation method, we discovered how
these inhibitors from Traditional Chinese herbal medicines affect this protein at the atomic level.

Results and Discussion:
We found hydrophobic interactions between inhibitors and SIRT2 to be
crucial. The small molecules have been found to have strong effect on the residues in the zincbinding
domain, exhibiting relationship with the signaling pathway. Finally, based on the conformational
characteristics and the MD properties of the four potential inhibitors in TCM, we have designed
the new skeleton molecules according to the parameters of binding energy, fingerprint similarity,
3D similarity, and RO5, with AI method using MolAICal software.

Conclusion:
We have proposed the candidate inhibitor of SIRT2. Our research has provided a new
approach that can be used to explore potential inhibitors from TCM. This could potentially pave the
way for the creation of effective medicines.
Breast Cancer Management: The Role of Nutrition, Exercise and Psychosocial Well-being
Authors: Bora Sankar Jyoti , Deka Dhruva Jyoti , Malakar Chinmoy , Kashyap Nancy , Das Bhrigu Kumar 
Published: March 2024

Background:
Breast cancer incidence and mortality rates are rising worldwide, which presents
a formidable challenge for women. The advancement of targeted drug therapies offers promising
avenues for treatment, but resource constraints prevent their widespread implementation in advanced
clinical trials, highlighting the need for sustained research funding. Nutritional support is critical
in cancer management, affecting key cancer hallmarks. The anti-inflammatory effects of exercise
and a healthy diet are critical in reducing cancer incidence and tumor growth. A comprehensive approach
to breast cancer treatment requires addressing health challenges and psychological symptoms.

Objective:
In this context, we aim to address modifiable risk factors, including nutrition, physical
activity, and psychosocial factors, which can serve as non-pharmacological adjuncts in reducing
breast cancer risk, incidence, and mortality.

Methods:
This study conducted a thorough literature search on breast cancer, nutrition, physical activity,
psychosocial problems, clinical trial/study, mechanisms, in-vitro and in-vivo. The search was
performed using multiple search engines and the main keywords, and only English publications until
August 2023 were included.

Results:
Nutrition plays a critical role in influencing breast cancer risk, but its exact role needs to be
explored. Diet diversity and exercise are recommended to reduce risk, while psychosocial support is
vital for patient well-being.

Conclusion:
In light of rising global breast cancer challenges, our study underscores the urgent need
for enhanced clinical trial availability, exploration of nutrition-cancer links, and refined psychosocial
interventions to comprehensively address prevention and treatment.
Assessment of Monitoring and Management Practices of
Antipsychotic-Induced Hyperprolactinemia at a Medical City in Riyadh,
Saudi Arabia: A Retrospective Cohort Study
Authors: Hussain Alshabeeb Zahra , Alsuwayni Bashayr , Alshargi Omar , Abdelazeem Ahmed H. 
Published: March 2024

Background::
Hyperprolactinemia is a commonly underestimated adverse effect of
antipsychotic medications. There are still no consensus guidelines for the optimal monitoring
and treatment strategies.

Objective::
The aim of the study was to assess the monitoring and treatment practices of antipsychotic-
induced hyperprolactinemia, in addition to the prevalence and risk factors associated with
it.

Methods::
A retrospective cohort observational study was conducted among patients attending
the psychiatric clinics at an academic tertiary hospital in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from May 2020
until May 2021, by reviewing each patient’s medical record for up to five years.

Results::
Among the 662 patients, 35 patients (5.3%) and 242 patients (36.6%) had their serum
prolactin levels monitored (at baseline and at follow-up, respectively). The prevalence of hyperprolactinemia
was observed in 212 patients (32%). Only 76 patients (36%) were symptomatic.
Female gender, younger age, and bipolar disorder had a significantly higher risk of developing
hyperprolactinemia. 60% of the confirmed cases received treatment, of which 76 (60%) were
adherent to treatment guidelines. The most common treatment strategies implemented were dose
reduction (42.5%) and aripiprazole augmentation (29.1%).

Conclusion::
It is imperative to conduct a baseline check of prolactin levels before commencing
any antipsychotic therapy. Similarly, routine prolactin level monitoring is recommended regardless
of symptoms in patients treated with antipsychotics with a possible prolactin-raising effect.
Adherence to evidence-based treatment guidelines can improve patient quality of life and therapeutic
compliance.
Oral Candidiasis in Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis: A Hospital-Based Cohort Study
Authors: Leite da Silva Cristhiane Almeida , Siqueira Gabriela Camarneiro , Fernandes Vander , Volpato Luiz Evaristo Ricci , Shimoya-Bittencourt Walkiria , Borba Alexandre Meireles , Benites Bernar Monteiro , Candido da Silva Ageo Mario 
Published: March 2024

Background:
Rheumatoid (RA) arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease characterized by symmetric polyarthritis and systemic inflammation. Systemic complications due to RA and its treatment may affect oral health.

Objective:
To assess the prevalence and predisposing factors for oral candidiasis in Rheumatoid Arthritis patients treated at a rheumatology referral hospital.

Methods:
This is a longitudinal study of a panel of repeated measures performed on patients attending the Rheumatology and Oral Diagnosis Outpatient Clinic of the General Hospital of Cuiabá. Patients were followed up between 2018 and 2019, with the information recorded in the medical records and subsequently extracted. A generalized estimation equation model was used to assess the association between oral candidiasis and RA.

Results:
In the final model, in crude (bivariate) analysis, the use of prednisone (OR 8.3) and tocilizumab (OR 3.7) were significantly associated with oral candidiasis. In the multivariate generalized estimation equation model, the use of prednisone (OR 9.9) and the presence of hyposalivation in male patients (OR 1.8) were the variables that remained statistically associated with oral candidiasis.

Conclusion:
The use of immunosuppressive drugs and the low rate of salivary flow in male patients increase the risk of oral candidiasis in patients with rheumatoid arthritis, reinforcing the importance of stomatological monitoring, a preventive approach and early diagnosis of this pathology.