The element bromine belongs to the group of halogens, which is composed of fluorine,
chlorine, bromine, iodine, and the very rare, radioactive element astatine. Bromine was …

Unlabeled network traffic data is readily available to the security research community, but
there is a severe shortage of labeled datasets that allow validation of experimental results. The …

The analysis of computer files poses a difficult problem for security researchers seeking to
detect and analyze malicious content, software developers stress testing file formats for their …

Security analysts, reverse engineers, and forensic analysts are regularly faced with large
binary objects, such as executable and data files, process memory dumps, disk images and …

We argue that visual analysis of binary data objects such as data files, process memory,
and file systems presented as grayscale graphical depictions helps distinguish structurally …

At present, we are unable to use much of the data derived from alternative (non-animal) tests
for human health risk assessment. This brief Comment outlines why it is plausible that new …

Sodium bromide was administered orally in capsules to healthy volunteers in doses of 0, 4
or 9 mg Br /kg/day using a double-blind design. Each treatment was given to seven males for …

In spontaneously breathing rats, continuous infusion of etomidate with and without fentanyl
caused a slight decrease in blood pressure and heart rate. Coadministration of fentanyl and …

Paraquat, an oxygen radical-generating agent, is a widely used agrochemical that is also toxic
for humans, in whom it may cause respiratory failure. In the present study, we investigated …

Usually intoxications with cholinesterase inhibitors are treated with large dosages of atropine.
Furthermore oxime treatment, if applicable, is generally discontinued after one to two days. …