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Comparative Analysis of the Fuzzy C-Means and Neuro-Fuzzy Systems for Detecting Retinal Disease by Senthil Kumar, T., Kumutha, D.

“…Image-processing methods are applied in many environments to solve various practical problems. Recently, considerable research has been conducted on analysing…”
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Physiology and biochemistry of waterlogging tolerance in plants by Sairam, R. K., Kumutha, D., Ezhilmathi, K., Deshmukh, P. S., Srivastava, G. C.

“…Waterlogging is a serious problem, which affects crop growth and yield in low lying rainfed areas. The main cause of damage under waterlogging is oxygen…”
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Silicon Nitride Back Barrier in AlGaN/GaN HEMT to Enhance Breakdown Voltage for Satellite Applications by Janakiraman, V., Baskaran, S., Kumutha, D.

“…Silicon Nitride (SiN) Back Barrier is proposed and investigated for GaN based High Electron Mobility Transistor (HEMT) to improve the breakdown voltage. The…”
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Smart mattress integrated with pressure sensor and IoT functions for sleep apnea detection by Sangeetha, T., Kumutha, D., Bharathi, M. Divya, Surendran, R.

“…Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is the main reason for sleep-associated respiration disorders, wherein respiration stops and begins evolved again and again at…”
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RETRACTED ARTICLE: H∞-dCNN: Enhancing the SNR Using Deep Learning Algorithm in Wireless Communication System by Priya, C., Kumutha, D., Shilpa, M., Jayanthi, K., Baskaran, S.

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Waterlogging induced oxidative stress and antioxidant activity in pigeonpea genotypes by Kumutha, D.,Indian Agricultural Research Inst., New Delhi (India). Div. of Plant Physiology, Ezhilmathi, K.,Indian Agricultural Research Inst., New Delhi (India). Div. of Plant Physiology, Sairam, R.K.,Indian Agricultural Research Inst., New Delhi (India). Div. of Plant Physiology, Srivastava, G.C.,Indian Agricultural Research Inst., New Delhi (India). Div. of Plant Physiology, Deshmukh, P.S.,Indian Agricultural Research Inst., New Delhi (India). Div. of Plant Physiology

“…The objective of this study was to examine the role of antioxidant enzymes in waterlogging tolerance of pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan) genotypes ICP 301 (tolerant)…”
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Effect of waterlogging on carbohydrate metabolism in pigeon pea ( Cajanus cajan L.): Upregulation of sucrose synthase and alcohol dehydrogenase by Kumutha, D., Sairam, R.K., Ezhilmathi, K., Chinnusamy, V., Meena, R.C.

“…The objective of this study was to examine the role of root carbohydrate levels and metabolism in the waterlogging tolerance of contrasting pigeon pea…”
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Estimation of Heavy Metals in Selected Medicinal Herbs by Ida Christi V E, Krishnaprabha C, Blesson Sha Fogarty N I, Sangilimuthu A, Kumutha D

“…Worldwide nearly 80% of peoples are using the medicinal plants for basic illness due to the presence of primary metabolites, secondary metabolites, minerals…”
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Waterlogging tolerance: nonsymbiotic haemoglobin–nitric oxide homeostasis and antioxidants by Sairam, R. K., Kumutha, D., Ezhilmathi, K.

“…Waterlogging is a serious problem which affects crop growth and yield in low-lying, rainfed areas. Most of the rainy-season crops, especially legumes, and to a…”
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Waterlogging induced oxidative stress and antioxidant enzyme activities in pigeon pea by Sairam, R.K.,Indian Agricultural Research Inst., New Delhi (India). Div. of Plant Physiology, Kumutha, D.,Indian Agricultural Research Inst., New Delhi (India). Div. of Plant Physiology, Ezhilmathi, K.,Indian Agricultural Research Inst., New Delhi (India). Div. of Plant Physiology, Chinnusamy, V.,Indian Agricultural Research Inst., New Delhi (India). Div. of Plant Physiology, Meena, R.C.,Indian Agricultural Research Inst., New Delhi (India). Div. of Plant Physiology

“…An experiment was conducted with two contrasting pigeon pea genotypes, ICPL 84023 (tolerant) and ICP 7035 (susceptible), to study the physiological and…”
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A Compact Meander Infused (CMI) MIMO Antenna for 5G Wireless Communication by Jeyabharathi, M, Jayanthi, K., Kumutha, D., Surendran, R.

“…A Compact size Meander Infused (CMI) MIMO antenna, which is operating from 20GHz to 30GHz have been implemented for 5G application. The CMI size antenna is…”
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A Novel Broadband and High-Isolation Dual Polarized Microstrip Antenna for 5G Application by Kumutha, D., Arulmozhi, S, Meena, K., Kumar, T. Senthil, Madhumitha, K., Aswini, K.

“…The MIMO technology at both transmitter and receiver is used to improve the channel capacity and diversity in wireless communication. It is used to improve the…”
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Hybrid STBC-PTS with enhanced artificial bee colony algorithm for PAPR reduction in MIMO-OFDM system by Kumutha, D., Amutha Prabha, N.

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Recognition of De Novo Drug Design for Targeted Chemical Libraries through Optimization Techniques by Balamurugan, K S, Navaneethakrishnan, Sundara Rajulu, Srinivasulu, Senduru, Kumutha, D, Surendran, R

“…The process of De Novo drug design involves the integration of artificial intelligence with computational intelligence techniques. The proposed system aims to…”
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Machine Learning based Modeling of Drugs using Virtual Screening and in Silico Approach by Balamurugan, K S, Appathurai, K, Sathish Kumar, P J, Kumutha, D, Surendran, R

“…The process and implementation of drug development is a complex structure which is a time-consuming process with higher accuracy. A transformative approach to…”
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Physiology and biochemistry of waterlogging tolerance in plants. A review by Sairam, R.K.,Indian Agricultural Research Inst., New Delhi (India). Div. of Plant Physiology, Kumutha, D.,Indian Agricultural Research Inst., New Delhi (India). Div. of Plant Physiology, Ezhilmathi, K.,Indian Agricultural Research Inst., New Delhi (India). Div. of Plant Physiology, Deshmukh, P.S.,Indian Agricultural Research Inst., New Delhi (India). Div. of Plant Physiology, Srivastava, G.C.,Indian Agricultural Research Inst., New Delhi (India). Div. of Plant Physiology

“…Waterlogging is a serious problem affecting crop growth and yield in low-lying rainfed areas. The main cause of damage under waterlogging is oxygen…”
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