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Solar ultraviolet type B radiations (UVB) is fundamentally liable to be absorbed by keratinocytes leading to production of free radicals or reactive oxygen species (ROS) which mig…
Traffic noise becoming a significant environmental quality problem in economically developing countries and a cause of society’s increasing annoyance. The present study is focuse…
Fusarium venenatum derived mycoprotein (biomass) marketed under the trade name Quorn has been designated as a source of first class protein with low cholesterol. Our previous stud…
Science and technology are essential for overcoming the future challenges and threats to humankind. In instance, one of the major global health issues in the current scenario is th…
<p>Traditional Indian Medicine (TIM) is a storehouse for developing lead drugs for clinical trials. Although, clinical research in Ayurveda in TIM is a novel concept, it can …
The outer membrane is a continuous structure on the surface of Gram-negative bacteria and has particular significance as one of the potential targets for protective immunity. Recen…
The current study aimed to investigate the root canal anatomy and possible variations in permanent mandibular incisor teeth (central and lateral) of an Indian subpopulation, using …
This paper specifically studies union effects on the performance and productivity of the employee and on various Human Resource Management policies by examining the role of labor u…
Recurrent Pregnancy loss is defined as three or more consecutive pregnancy losses before 20 wks gestation. Usually causes are found in 70-80% of cases as chromosomal, anatomical d…
The aim of this study was to assess the periodical evaluation of pH of fermented camel and buffalo milk collected at weekly interval for period of 2 months from camel dairy maintai…
Human syndromes are often complex and not easily explained by a single gene mutation. Syndromes have a mix of symptoms that result from a failure in complex developmental networks.…
Background: Whipple’s disease is a rare, chronic, multi-organ, bacterial infection. The most common presenting manifestation of Whipple’s disease is gastrointestinal symptoms s…
The incidence of type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM) is increasing at a massive pace globally. It results possibly from a genetic susceptibility and exposure to an environmental trigge…
During one year study period a total 768 cases of medico legal autopsies were conducted out of which 108 cases were of fatal road traffic accidents at the mortuary of Mamata Medic…
Rapidly changing environment, particularly the global warming require plants to be more stress tolerant and display better productivity. We have assessed the abilities of a NAC ove…
NAC is one of the largest TF families in plants, with more than 100 genes per plant. NAC proteins are involved in a panorama of functions in a cell, virtually controlling the growt…
About 70% of all clinical decisions are driven by the information generated by Clinical Pathology/Laboratory Medicine. It is imperative that the discipline mount a continuing ef…
Precocious Puberty (PP) is the attainment of secondary sex characters before the age of 8 in girls and 9 yrs in boys. It can be divided into Central PP(CPP)/True PP or Gonadotropi…
Senescence is considered as the response outcome generated in cells to halt the development and progression of tumor. The detection of senescent cells is problematic as there exist…
The prevalence of asthma is rising worldwide with 10–12% adults and 15% children affected presently. It can have a considerable impact on the quality of life of both, patients and…
Hypothalamic Amenorrhea is one of the most common causes of amenorrhea in women of reproductive age, accounting for almost 50%cases of secondary amenorrhea, while the genetic caus…
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