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Miniaturizing and modifying natural proteins with Raygun

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By Kapil Devkota, Daichi Shonai, Joey Mao, Young Su Ko, Wei Qing Wang, Scott Soderling, Rohit Kumar Singh
| Nature Verified
Abstract Proteins have evolved over billions of years through coordinated substitutions, insertions and deletions, yet computational protein design cannot fully replicate nature’s ability to engineer new proteins from existing templates. Protein language models1,2,3 generate informative per-residue representations, but harnessing them for large-scale, function-preserving sequence modifications has remained beyond reach.
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An AI-driven framework for diabetic foot ulcer classification, segmentation, and depth estimation

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By Daniel Willson, Shreenidhi H S, Jaydeep Kishore, Rohit Kumar Singh, Saswati Debnath, Renukadevi M N
| Nature Verified
Abstract Diabetic Foot Ulcers are a severe complication of diabetes that can lead to infection, amputation, and increased mortality, making timely and objective assessment essential. Conventional evaluation relies primarily on visual inspection and manual measurements, which are often subjective and inconsistent. This paper presents a comprehensive automated deep learning–based framework for DFU assessment that integrates classification, segmentation, relative depth estimation, and explainability.
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Validating the pre-placement of orthodontic separators for atraumatic extractions: a split-mouth randomised trial

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By Rohit Kumar Singh, Jagadish Chandra H, Varsha Haridas Upadya
| Nature Verified
Abstract Introduction Atraumatic extraction techniques aim to minimise tissue injury, preserve alveolar bone, and reduce post-operative discomfort. Although periotomes and physics forceps are effective, they require additional armamentarium. This study evaluated orthodontic separators as a simple, low-cost adjunct for atraumatic premolar extraction in orthodontic patients.
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