Pranav V

Abstract High risk Human papillomavirus (hrHPV) is a leading cause of cervical cancer. Numerous studies have demonstrated the utility of plasma HPV circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) for disease monitoring in cervical cancer, nevertheless with diverse accuracies. We investigated whether higher sample and reaction volumes using nanoplate based digital PCR (dPCR) system offered enhanced sensitivity and reproducibility, crucial for detecting low-copies of HPV ctDNA.

Introduction Let me tell you a story. In late 2013, something happened that shook the world of retail and cybersecurity. Target, one of America's largest retailers, became the victim of a massive data breach, affecting not thousands but millions of people. But how did it happen? It all started with a simple email. Hackers sent a fake email to a small company that worked with Target, a heating and cooling vendor. The email looked real, so someone at the company clicked on it.

Introduction In 2013, a woman named P. Mariammal mysteriously vanished in the city of Garacharama, in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Since that day, no information or updates have surfaced, and her fate remains unknown. Today, we aim to uncover new leads in this case using OSINT and our data collection skills. Let's delve into the mystery of P. Mariammal. How did I get into this? One day, there was a strike at our college.