Prof. S. G. M. Ure

Investigation of the [ URE 31 Phenomenon in S . cerevisiae

This project's first goal was to express and purify Ure2p in both its [ure3-0] and [URE3] conformations. To this end, a S. cerevisiae strain and galactose-inducible URE2 expression vectors were made, and by all tests they seemed suitable for this purpose. The prion model of disease states that PrPSc proteins, whether spontaneously formed or introduced from the outside, cause neurodegenerative d...

Legends of Indian Orthopedics: Prof. M. Natarajan

He joined Armed Forces Medical Service during the Second World War and then underwent training in orthopedics in the United Kingdom where he completed FRCS and MCh (Orth) in Liverpool with ease. On return, he became an orthopedic surgeon in Stanley Medical College and Hospital and a visiting surgeon in Government Tuberculosis Sanatorium for few years. His contributions for the Medical Education...

Prof. U. S. Nayak M.S., M.Ch., F.R.A.C.S.

Born in Vijayawada, to Dr. U.V Nayak, Professor of Anatomy at MMC, and Mrs. Sanjeevi Bai, Dr. Nayak graduated in medicine from MMC in 1954 and went on to pursue post‐graduation in general surgery from another prestigious institute, Stanley Medical College in 1959. He was the first batch pupil along with Dr. Mathangi Ramakrishnan, when the legendary Prof. C R Sunderarajan started the first M.Ch....

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COMPARISON CONJECTURES ABOUT THE M / G / s QUEUE

In this paper we pose some important queuing problems, make some conjectures about their solution, and present some evidence in support of the conjectures. We consider the standard GI/G/s queueing model with s homogeneous servers in parallel, unlimited waiting room, the first-come first-served discipline and lid (independent and identically distributed) service times (with a general distributio...