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| Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
| Title | : | A New Alien Record for the Flora ofYemen: Merremia Dissecta (Jacq.) Hallier F.(Convolvulaceae) |
| Country | : | Yemen |
| Authors | : | Othman Saad Saeed Al-Hawshabi |
Abstract: The study area (Tuban) is a district of Lahej governorate, Republic of Yemen. Lahej governorate is located at the southwestern part of Yemen at latitudes between 12° 30' to 14° 00' N. and longitudes between 43° 30' to 45° 30' E., this investigation was carried out during in 2015. The genus Merremia is a monotype genus in Yemen.Merremia dissecta (Jacq.)Hallier f. (Convolvulaceae) has been recently recorded as a new addition to the flora of Yemen.....
Keywords: Alien, Convolvulaceae, Merremia dissecta, New record, Yemen.
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| Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
| Title | : | Prevalence Of Types Of Anemia In Pediatric Population – An Observational Study |
| Country | : | India |
| Authors | : | Amulya Yalagandula || Ramya Krishna Alabotharam || Surender Kagithapu || Nagesh Adla || Sudhakar Ajmeera || Goverdhan Pucchakayala || B. S.Sharavana Bhava || Balram. B || Amulya Reddy Gade |
Abstract: Anemia is a very serious health problem in India and most common nutritional problems in many parts of the world. We estimated the different types of prevalence of anemia in children, an observational study. We collected data from 140 pediatric patients. The study had been conducted for six months and the required data was collected. We included 140 pediatric patients who are anemic irrespective of their gender and age..........
Keyword : Anemia, Pediatrics, Iron deficiency anemia
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[3]. Thi LeHuong, D BrouwerIngeet.al., Anemia and intestinal parasite infection in school children in rural Vietnam. Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition 2007, 16 (4); 716-723
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| Paper Type | : | Review Paper |
| Title | : | Genetic Linkage of Biochemical Mutants of Neurospora crassa Induced with Ultraviolet Radiation |
| Country | : | Bangladesh |
| Authors | : | Apurba Lal Ray |
Abstract: Neurospora crassa is a haploid organism and its haploid chromosome number is seven. It has also seven linkage groups. 2 biochemical mutants such as leu 299a and trp 101a of N. crassa were obtained by mutation with UV radiation and were used for the study of genetic linkage. Mutant leucine (leu 299a) was found to be linked with leu-3(R 156)A of linkage group I and tryptophan (trp 101a) was found to be linked with trp-2 (75001)A of linkage group VI. Genetic map of leu 299a with the marker leu-3(R 156)A gave a distance of 16.16 CM and distance of trp 101a mutant with the marker trp-2 (75001)A is 18.63 CM.
Keywords: Linkage, Mutants, Neurospora crassa, UV radiation
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| Paper Type | : | Review Paper |
| Title | : | Effects Of Retinoic Acid On Survival Percent And Growth Of Swiss Albino Mice |
| Country | : | India |
| Authors | : | Dr Rashmi Sharma And Ashok Gupta |
Abstract: The development of an organism is a complex process of embryogenesis involved cell proliferation, differentiation, migration and organogenesis. Teratology is the branch of biology that deals with abnormal development . Many agents interfering the development process can cause malformations in the embryo. The study of these congenital abnormalities is called teratology and agents which are responsible for causing these malformations are called teratogens.....
Keywords: Retinoids, Teratological, Swiss albino mice, Survival percentage
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| Paper Type | : | Review Paper |
| Title | : | Invitro Antimicrobial Activity And Phytochemical Analysis Of Murraya Koenigii Leaf Extracts |
| Country | : | India |
| Authors | : | Neethu S.Kumar || Neethu Simon || Santhoshkumar R |
Abstract: Plants have been one of the important sources of medicines since the beginning of human civilization. There is a growing demand for plant based medicines, health products, pharmaceuticals, food supplements and cosmetics. Murraya koenigii commonly called curry leaf tree is a multipurpose tree and is a source one of the medicinal products. Different parts of M. koenigii are used in folkloric medicine for the treatment of various diseases. It is proved to possess significant wound healing capacity and shows antioxidant activity with high degree of radical-scavenging properties.....
Keywords: Murraya koenigii, Phytochemical analysis, Antimicrobial, Agar cup methodAntimicrobial activity
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| Paper Type | : | Review Paper |
| Title | : | Effect of Hexavalent Chromium and Aluminium in Fresh Water Fish Ictalurus Punctatus and Bioremediation by Using Dead Fungal Biomass |
| Country | : | India |
| Authors | : | Thangamalathi.S || Manjula.K |
Abstract: Fish serum may reflect status of many biochemical processes in the metabolism. Heavy metals may alter serum biochemical parameters in fishes. In this study, the effect of Cr(VI) and Al(III) in fresh water fish I.Punctatus and neutralize these metals by using dead fungal biomass. Activity of serum enzymes AST, ALT, ALP, CPK, LDH and α – amylase in aluminium and chromium exposed fish. The above study suggests that serum biochemical parameters could be used as important and sensitive biomarkers in ecotoxicological studies concerning the effects of metal contamination and fish health.
Keywords: Ictalurus punctatus, Hexavalent chromium, Aluminium, Serum enzymes, Bioremediation, Fungal biomass.
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| Paper Type | : | Review Paper |
| Title | : | Liver Enzymes and Total Protein Levels as Index of Hepatotoxicity of Naphthalene |
| Country | : | Nigeria |
| Authors | : | Chukwunonyelum Ike || Odiba Arome || Edeke Affiong || Anunobi Ogechukwu || Ukegbu Chimere |
Abstract: Hepatotoxicity, with subsequent leakage of important liver enzymes has been postulated as one of the mechanisms of naphthalene toxicity. The objective of this study was to investigate the effect of oral administration of naphthalene dissolved in olive oil on metabolism, using male Wistar albino rats, and to compare it to the control group after 14 days of administration. The twelve rats used for the experiment were divided into 4 groups. Groups 1, 2, 3 received 49 mg, 98 mg and 147 mg/kg b.w (body weight) of naphthalene respectively whereas, group 4 (control) took only the vehicle (olive oil)......
Keywords: Hepatotoxicity, Liver Enzymes, Naphthalene
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| Paper Type | : | Review Paper |
| Title | : | Diversity Of Spiders From Dandoba Hill Forest (Dist- Sangli) |
| Country | : | India |
| Authors | : | S. B. More |
Abstract: The survey of spider was carried out from the Dandoba Hill forest.. Dandoba is situated in Sangli district and on the boundary of Miraj and Kavathe Mahankal tehasil. This area is of low rainfall, with hills and slopes with some bushy plants, grass and trees. The study was carried out for three years. This region shows good number of spiders during the month of September to December......
Keywords: Spider, diversity, Dandoba
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| Paper Type | : | Review Paper |
| Title | : | Renal Length and Its Relationship with the Height of an Individual: A Review |
| Country | : | India |
| Authors | : | Lipika Paul || Shweta Talhar || Bharat Sontakke || Moreshwar Shende || Jwalant Waghmare |
Abstract: Kidney plays an important role in our body such as excretes metabolic wastes, maintaining the equilibrium between fluid and electrolyte, control of blood pressure, erythropoiesis etc. Loss of kidney mass and kidney function alters the length and size of kidney. Many diseases adversely affect the kidney leading to its enlargement or reduction. Renal dimensions are also greatly affected by age, gender and body mass index. The methods of assessment of changes in the dimensions of visceral organs by using clinical methods are difficult and unreliable and there may occur subjective errors......
Keywords: Renal length, Kidney, Height, Ultrasonography, Renal dimensions.
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| Paper Type | : | Review Paper |
| Title | : | Genotoxic Effect of Garlic Extract on Root Tips of Allium Cepa L. |
| Country | : | Saudi Arabia |
| Authors | : | Essam A. A. Sadaqa || Saeed S. Mohammed || Sameer H Qari And Khaled S. Ali1 |
Abstract: The experiment was carried out to study the inhibition of the root growth and cytotoxic effects of garlic aqueous extract on onion bulbs (Allium cepa L.). The onion bulbs were treated with different concentrations of garlic aqueous extract (0, 5, 10, 15, 20 mg / l) for 72 hours in plastic laboratory tubes. The results indicated that the mitotic index and root growth rate of onion were considerably decreased in comparison to the control. We found that the cytotoxic effect of garlic extracts depends on the concentration and the exposure time. The EC50 value of garlic extract was 5 mg/l after 72 hours and the mitotic index value was (9%) at the same concentration (5 mg/l)....
Keywords: Garlic extract, Allium cepa, genotoxic, mitotic index, aberrations.
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| Paper Type | : | Review Paper |
| Title | : | Evaluation of Antimicrobial Potential of Saccharomonospora oceani VJDS-3: A Study on optimization of Fermentation Parameters |
| Country | : | India |
| Authors | : | Mani Deepa Indupalli || Vijayalakshmi Muvva || Rajesh Kumar Munaganti |
Abstract: A study has been undertaken to isolate potent rare actinobacteria from Mangrove ecosystem of Nizampatnam, Guntur district of Andhra Pradesh, India. Among the 20 different actinobacterial strains isolated, one potent strain with broad spectrum antagonistic activity was identified as Saccharomonospora oceani VJDS-3. Attempts were made to optimize the cultural parameters for enhanced antimicrobial metabolite production. Production of bioactive metabolites by the strain was high in yeast extract malt extract dextrose broth as compared to other tested media.....
Keywords: Mangrove ecosystem, Saccharomonospora oceani, optimization, bioactive metabolites
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| Title | : | Assessment of Medical Student's Knowledge on Metered Dose Inhaler Technique and Asthma in a Tertiary Care Teaching Hospital. |
| Country | : | India |
| Authors | : | Dr. Rekha Y. Aherkar || Dr. Chetanraj G. Bhamare || Dr. Balasaheb B. Ghongane || Dr. Pradeep K. Deshpande |
Abstract: Background: The treatment failure in asthma patients may result from the incorrect use of metered-dose inhalers. This may be because of a lack of counselling by the health care professionals and most paradoxical fact that, lots of them are unknown with the correct technique and asthma management. Objective: To determine knowledge of the M.B.B.S students regarding asthma and metered dose inhaler technique and to analyse the effect of a single educational intervention......
Keywords: Asthma, educational intervention, KAP study, MDI.
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| Title | : | Inborn Errors of Metabolism Status in Iraq: |
| Country | : | Iraq |
| Authors | : | Dr Hala S. Arif || Dr Rabab F. Thejeal || Dr Ahmed Farhan |
Abstract: Background and Objectives:- Inborn errors of metabolism(IEM) are genetically inherited diseases ,though individually rare, together they constitute a significant percentage of children presenting with acute problems. Diagnosis and follow up of IEM is integrated in several developed countries basic health care packages. This service is still limited in many developing countries including Iraq. Aim: We aimed to create awareness in the medical sectors about the existence and magnitude of the problem of IEM, to take steps towards setting the proper requirements for diagnosis of metabolic disorders, including neonatal screening program .......
Keywords: Inborn errors of metabolism , tandem mass spectrophotometer, neonatal screening and consanguinity.
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| Paper Type | : | Review Paper |
| Title | : | Response of Overweight Patients with Oligozoospermia to Coenzyme Q10 Treatment |
| Country | : | Iraq |
| Authors | : | Huda I. Al-Qadhi || Haidar M.Jawad and Usama S.Al-Nasiri |
Abstract: Background: Sperm Concentration Could Be Affected By Many Factors And Body Weight May Be One Of These Factors ,So To Increase Sperm Concentration In Overweight Patients With Oligozoospermia; Agents With Effects On Both Body Weight And Sperm Concentration May Produce Good Response. Objectives: To Assess The Effects Of Coenzyme Q10 On The Increased Body Weight And Sperm Concentration In Patients With Oligozoospermia . .......
Keywords: Coenzyme Q10,Sperm Concentration, Body Weight.
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| Title | : | Coenzyme Q10 Effect on Varicocele Associated Asthenozoospermia |
| Country | : | Iraq |
| Authors | : | Huda I. Al-Qadhi || Haidar M.Jawad || Usama S.Al-Nasiri |
Abstract: Back Ground: Varicocele It Is One Of The Leading Causes Of Male Infertility. Although 15% Of Adult Men Are Believed To Have Either Clinical Or Subclinical Varicocele, Its Prevalence May Be As High As 40% Among Infertile Men. Subfertile Men With Varicocele Have Disrupted Spermatogenesis, Which Is Manifested By Low Sperm Count, Decreased Sperm Motility, And A Low Percentage Of Normal Sperm Morphology........
Keywords: Male Infertility, Coenzyme Q10 Therapy, Varicocele Asthenozoospermia
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