Endothermal Heat-Induced Thrombosis

Thakore, Vijay; Varnami, Hiral; Thakore, Karan

doi:10.1007/978-981-13-1108-6_8

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“…But it is important to understand why rape is bad?" Shreena Thakore, posed this important question in the Tedx talk called, 'It matters why you think rape is wrong' (Thakore, Shreena, TEDx Talks, 2015).…”

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Ten Years Since Nirbhaya: A Critical Analysis of Retributive Justice in Addressing Sexual Violence

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Mishra²

2022

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Following the infamous Nirbhaya gang rape incident in December, 2012, a host of rape law reforms were introduced in India, including stringent punishment and death penalty under the Criminal Law Amendment Act and Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act. This article questions the effectiveness of such punitive measures in dealing with sexual violence. While, the legislative reforms offer tougher sentencing, they place less emphasis on victims’ rights and also tend to ignore the social context in which sexual violence occurs. The present paper offers the critique of punitive populism of the legislation through four discourses: Rape as ‘loss of honour’, Rapists as a ‘monster’ syndrome, Perspectives of victimsurvivors and Retributive justice and marginalised identities. By exploring victim-survivors’ participation, restorative and transformational practices and acknowledging the larger socio-cultural context in which sexual violence takes place, this article sheds light on a range of strategies to address sexual violence from the perspectives of victims.

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Ten Years Since Nirbhaya: A Critical Analysis of Retributive Justice in Addressing Sexual Violence

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2022

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“…1 As a result, cell-based sensing has been evolving into a significant enabling technology for biological research, environment assessment, and the pharmaceutical industry. 2 In particular, whole-cell biosensors based on electrical assays [3][4][5][6][7][8][9] enabled a variety of important biomedical, environmental, and security related applications.…”

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“…5 Among EIS techniques, time lapse electrical cell substrate impedance spectroscopy (ECIS) has proven its ability of assessing subtle cellular responses to chemical, physical, and biological stimuli. 6 However, the direct applicability of EIS platforms for biosensing is affected by possible confounding effects, dependence on cell type, 7 the large time scale of analysis (~days), and the equivalent circuit 8 dependent relevance of multiparametric electrical analyses. Also, EIS platforms do not typically cover the short time scale of physiologic response (~μs) typical in micro(multi)electrode array (MEA) approaches for assessing the activity of excitable cells (e.g., neurons and cardiomyocytes) or the effects of drugs via recording of extracellular local field potentials in vitro.…”

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Modulation of Cellular Reactivity for Enhanced Cell-Based Biosensing

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Cell-based sensing platforms provide functional information on cellular effects of bioactive or toxic compounds in a sample. Current challenges concern the rather extended length of the assays as well as their limited reproducibility and sensitivity. We present a biosensing method capable of appraising, on a short time scale and with exquisite sensitivity, the occurrence and the magnitude of cellular alterations induced by low levels of a bioactive/toxic compound. Our method is based on integrating optogenetic control of non-electrogenic human cells, modified to express light sensitive protein channels, into a non-invasive electro-optical analytical platform enabling quantitative assessment of the stimulus dependent, dynamical cellular response. Our system exploits the interplay between optogenetic stimulation and time lapse fast impedance assays in boosting the platform sensitivity when exposing cells to a model exogenous stimulus, under both static and flow conditions. The proposed optogenetically modulated cell-based sensing platform is suitable for in field applications and provides a new paradigm for impedance-based sensing.

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Endothermal Heat-Induced Thrombosis

Cited by 2 publications

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Ten Years Since Nirbhaya: A Critical Analysis of Retributive Justice in Addressing Sexual Violence

Ten Years Since Nirbhaya: A Critical Analysis of Retributive Justice in Addressing Sexual Violence

Modulation of Cellular Reactivity for Enhanced Cell-Based Biosensing

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