HLA gene complex is a highly polymorphic region in the human genome and mutations associated with these regions can lead to many deadly disorders such as bare lymphocyte syndrome, whereas presence of few HLA-class II alleles ...

Hormones play a crucial role in communicating information between cells and organs; responsible for regulating almost all the physiological processes of organisms. Thus, it is important to collect, compile and mine hormones ...

Microbes are minute, unicellular, multicellular organisms, such as bacteria, algae, fungi, viruses and protozoans, that can be only visible through the microscope. These can be infectious as well as non-infectious in nature. ...

Alzheimer’s disease is progressing as the most prevalent neurological disorder world- wide. It is the most common cause of dementia in ageing society. An artificial Neural Network (ANN) is a set of neural networks which ...

The transmission of pathogens or infectious agents from animals to humans, i.e. zoonosis, is of global concern. Outbreaks pertaining to zoonosis have been the one of the major causes of fatalities worldwide. Both Influenza ...

According to the World Health Organization report, around 10 million new cases are diagnosed with cancer in the year 2018 alone. Out of these, nearly 45% of the cancer incidences were reported from the Asian countries, 26% ...

Unprecedented rise of newly emerging and re-emerging cases of infectious viral diseases have threatened humanity throughout. Vaccines stand as the safest and effective way to manage scale and spread of infectious diseases. ...

Influenza A, an infectious viral disease affecting the lungs, is a significant public health concern. It has already caused four pandemics in the past, and some strains are now seasonal. Being zoonotic, the virus is ...