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Packet Synchronization in a Network Time Protocol Server and ASTM Elecsys Packets During Detection for Cancer with Optical DNA Biochip

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DNA biochip technology (especially in the optical field) can study a large amount of nucleic acid records at high throughput. It makes viable the simultaneous scrutiny of quite a few of tens of thousands of genes belonging to a healthy or diseased biological sample in terms of its genome (DNA). This article overviews optical DNA biochips as well as the Network Time Protocol (NTP) protocol deployment for synchronization among the collection database and the optical biochip automaton via the ASTM Elecsys protocol for better real-time detection with diagnosis of genetically mutated cancer. The present study utilizes the UNIX Server platform and NTP to synchronize communication between servers and optical DNA. Section 7.4 brings in automates.

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  1. LSTE Laboratory, Faculty of Sciences and Technology, Mustapha Stambouli University, Mascara, Algeria

    Amina Elbatoul Dinar & Boualem Merabet

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    Samir Ghouali & Mohammed Feham

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Dinar, A.E., Ghouali, S., Merabet, B., Feham, M. (2021). Packet Synchronization in a Network Time Protocol Server and ASTM Elecsys Packets During Detection for Cancer with Optical DNA Biochip. In: Khelassi, A., Estrela, V.V. (eds) Advances in Multidisciplinary Medical Technologies ─ Engineering, Modeling and Findings. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-57552-6_7

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