Multiply them to get "n = p*q." Next, you pick a small public exponent "e" which is the "encryption exponent" and a specially crafted inverse of "e" called "d" as the "decryption exponent."

Just as interesting is that the person with "d" can "sign" a document by raising a message "m" to the "d" exponent.

The growth of immune organs were refrained in group A and D, the absolute weight and growth exponent index of which were lower than the others.