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Impact of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in antioxidant-enzyme genes on the concentrations of folate, homocysteine and glutathione in plasma from healthy subjects after folic acid supplementation – a randomized controlled crossover trial
(2025)Background One-carbon metabolism links folate and methionine metabolism and this is essential for nucleotide synthesis in the cells. Alterations in one-carbon metabolism are associated with cardiovascular disease (CVD), ... -
Real Time Energy Forecasting Scheme for Large Scale PV Solar Power Plants - Cloud Image Segmentation and Contour Detection
(2024)Solar power is primarily generated through large scale solar power plants. However, several factors can disrupt the output of these plants, with cloud cover being one of the most significant. To predict the effect ... -
Stability Properties and Hopf Bifurcation of a Delayed HIV Dynamics Model with Saturation Functional Response, Absorption Effect and Cure Rate
(2025)In this paper, stability properties of an HIV infection model with saturation functional response, logistic proliferation term of susceptible CD4+T cells, cure rate of infected CD4+T cell, virus absorption effect, ... -
Intelligent Recommendation of Content for Enhancing User Experience in E-learning Systems for Sri Lanka
(2024-12-28)E-learning systems are used to increase the educational back- ground of students. E-learning systems are very popular nowa days which is important to monitor and evaluate student per- formance by delivering interactive ... -
Acute Dystonia-Induced Airway Compromise During Emergence from Anaesthesia: Implications of Propofol and Ondansetron Administration to Patients with Previous Neuroexcitatory Phenomena
(2025-01-25)Acute dystonic reactions have been reported during emergence from anaesthesia following the use of propofol or/and ondansetron. We present a 37-year-old lady who developed recurrent and severe involuntary movements and ...
