Pattern matching, the problem of finding sub sequences within a long sequence is essential for many applications such as information retrieval, disease analysis, structural and functional analysis, logic programming, theorem-proving, term rewriting and DNA-computing. In computational biology the essential components for DNA applications is the exact string matching algorithms. Many databases like GenBank were built by researchers for DNA and protein sequences; the string matching problem is the core problem for searching these databases. As the size of the database grows, the more important research area is to design an efficient string matching algorithms. This paper proposes a new pattern matching technique called An Index based Pattern matching using Multithreading for DNA sequences. The method specified in this paper performs parallel string searching using multiple threads simultaneously, each thread is responsible for searching one part of the text.. The proposed algorithm is an efficient algorithm that can be used to search for exact occurrences of patterns in DNA sequences.

This paper proposes the design of the prosthetic arm by reconstructing the structure and proportions of an amputated arm using high precision methods and dimensions. To achieve this, CT images of the patient’s amputated and non-amputated arm are collected from the Rehabilitation centre. The patient CT data were imported to a 3D modelling software i.e., Mimics Innovation Suite version 22.0 Materialise 3-Matic version 14.0 original licensed software. The exported file is given to the Computer-Aided Design software, the geometry of the socket and the prosthetic arm were designed according to the mirrored geometry of the non-affected arm. 3D rendering for various degrees of movement has been carried out for animation.