… This paper is written to attract the community’s attention to the importance of considering
space when modeling biochemical signaling cascades and other cellular phenomena. Due to …

… It’s not possible to discuss and review all the HMs and their hazardous effects. Hence, we
decided to concentrate on lead, mercury, and arsenic. is review focuses on mutagenic, …

… This study studied the factors such as the size of a single electrode, the IED, the sensor’s
spatial distribution 11 healthy subjects performed isometric right arm extensions at 20%, 50%, …

… in the network to the BS, d(s i , DS) is the distance from node s i to the BS, c is a weighted …
( s i , DS ) d max - d min - β 1 - E r E max R max where d(s i, DS) is the distance from node s …

… where E 0 is the initial energy and E r e s i d u a l is the remaining energy of the node.
The α and β are two parameters that regulate the relative weight of the pheromone trail and …

The advancement of microminiaturization and technologies has motivated the search for a
technique that will permit precision manipulation on the scale of micrometers. This paper …

… connection between the user’s brain signals and computer … that the results depend on
subject’s attention. By this reason it is … meaningful information about the user’s emotional state [9]. …

… Momen K, Krishnan S, Chau T: Real time classification of forearm electromyographic signals
corresponding to user-selected intentional movements for multifunction prosthesis control. …

… early marker for severity of Parkinson’s disease but suffers from poor sensitivity and specificity
due to inter-subject variations. Aim: This study has investigated the groupdifference in the …

… mounted force sensor (S-type force sensor—INTERFACE SM25) was attached to a … [10]
SP Arjunan and DK Kumar, “Decoding subtle forearm flexions using fractal features of …