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Emmanuel Thomas M.D.,Ph.D.,FAASLD-Translational Medicine &Therapeutics, Virus/HCV Elimination, COVID-19/SARS-CoV-2, Viral Hepatitis, HCC/Liver Cancer, ALF
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Editorial Expression of Concern: A FADD-dependent innate immune mechanism in mammalian cells

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By Siddharth Balachandran, Emmanuel Thomas, Glen Barber
| Nature Verified
Addendum to: Nature https://doi.org/10.1038/nature03124 Published online 18 November 2004 The Editors would like to alert the readers to concerns raised regarding some of the microscopy images presented in this article, specifically: Figure 1g: VSV Untreated and + Anti-IFN-α neutralising Ab images appear to overlap; Figure 4a: Wild type –IFN, IKKβ–/– –IFN, Fig. 4g VSV Irf3–/– and VSV + IFN-α/β pre-treatment images appear to originate from the same sample; Figure 4a: IKKα–/– –IFN and Fig.
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Schools across South Sudan re-open following three-week heatwave closure

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By Emmanuel Thomas
| Medium
The Ministry of General Education and Instruction urges parents to register their children, especially those with disabilities, for the new academic year.
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Reforms essential for ‘take-off’ of Kerala’s economy

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By Emmanuel Thomas
| The Hindu Verified
The Kerala Budget for 2025-26 was presented against the backdrop of an ever-deteriorating State finances. Total outlay is budgeted to grow by 14% from the revised estimates (RE) in the next financial year. RE for the current year casts doubts on all budgeted figures as they display significant variation from Budget Estimates (BE). For example, the Budget size has shrunk to ₹1,78,771 crore (RE) from ₹1,84,327 crore (BE). This is in spite of a slippagein fiscal deficit from budgeted 3.4% to 3.51%.
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