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JONAM Research Article Feb 20, 2018
Black Tea Extract Attenuates Sodium Fluoride-Induced Neurotoxicity in Adult Male Rats
Adeoye O Oyewopo1* Samuel K Olaniyi2 and Omotola M Oyeleke2

<p style="text-align: justify;">Background: Excessive exposure to fluoride has been documented to cause brain injury and reduce intelligence quotien…

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JOBD Research Article Feb 19, 2018
Medial Epicondyle Fractures of Humerus in Children at the University Teaching Hospital of Yopougon
Claude MJ*, Baptiste YX, Thierry OK, Atafi D, Bertin K, Ossenou O, Anoma DS and Ruffin D

The purpose of this study is to evaluate the results of surgical treatment of medial epicondyle fractures in children. Patients and Methods: A retrospective study of 17 children wa…

Fracture Medial epicondyle Child
BPOJ Review Article Feb 19, 2018
To Study the Impact of Science Teaching Methodologies on Students Achievement: A Case Study of Students of District Khairpur Mirs
Abdul KS*, Shoaib AJ, Shafiq-ur-Reman S, Seengar AW, Akbar W5 and Altaf HT

Students’ attention towards learning science subjects appears to be reducing at all levels of education in developing countries like Pakistan. This problem is influenced by science…

Students Teaching Methodology Achievements
NNOA Research Article Feb 19, 2018
Theory and Modelling of Ion Track-Based Biosensors for CBRN- Agents Detection in Medical Applications
Shunin Yu1*, Bellucci ST2, Gopejenko V3,8, Burlutskaya N3,Lobanova-Shunina T4, Kiv A5, Fink D6, Mansharipova A7, Muhamedyev R7 and Zhukovskii Yu1

Pressing challenges of recent decades, associated with agents that are aggressive towards humans - substances and radiation of chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN…

CBRN-agents Agents Detection Nanotrack based Bionanosensor
IPCM Research Article Feb 16, 2018
Evaluation of In vitro Antioxidant Potential of Aconitum napellus Linn. Root Extract
<p>Karuna DS<sup>1</sup>, Dey P<sup>2</sup>, Kundu A<sup>3</sup>, Vishal V<sup>4</sup> and Bhakta T<sup>5</sup>*</p>

Objective: The primary focus of the research work is to explore the antioxidant potential of ethanolic root extract of Aconitum napellus Linn. (EEAN). Methods: Different methods li…

<p><em>Aconitum napellus</em> Linn. antioxidant study HPTLC analysis
CDOAJ Research Article Feb 15, 2018
The Consistency between Neutrophilic Alopecia in Clinical Form and Confirmation of Histology in Patients
Ehsani A, Nourmohammadpour P, Shojaei T and Beigi PK*

&lt;p&gt;Alopecia has two types: Citacricial Alopecia and Non-Citacricial Alopecia. In Citacricial Alopecia, epithelium follicles are replaced by connective tissue which is irreve…

Alopecia Neutrophilic Alopecia Decictiny Cellulitis
VIJ Case Report Feb 14, 2018
Multidrug Resistant Pneumonia: A Case Study
Zaib-un-nisa and Sadeeqa S*

Pneumonia is an infectious disease, in which the lungs are affected by pathological microorganisms, which are most often bacteria or viruses. As a result of advances in experimenta…

Pneumonia Acid Fast Bacilli WHO
OOAJ Case Report Feb 14, 2018
Management of Tracheoesophageal Fistula Secondary to Button Battery Ingestion
Ripudaman A*, Nikhil K, Payal K and Nitin MN

Introduction: Foreign body ingestion in children is a common problem encountered and treated by both pediatricians and otolaryngologists. The increased use of electronic devices ha…

Foreign body Battery Tracheoesophageal fistula
OAJE Case Report Feb 12, 2018
Autosomal Dominant Hypophosphatemic Rickets: A Case Report 
<p class="MsoNormal" style="margin-bottom: .0001pt; text-align: justify; text-justify: inter-ideograph; line-height: 150%;"><span lang="EN-GB" style="font-family: 'Cambria','serif'; mso-ascii-theme-font: major-latin; mso-hansi-theme-font: major-latin; mso-ansi-language: EN-GB;">Jorge Sales Marques*</span></p>

Autosomal dominant hypophosphatemic rickets (ADHR) is characterized by isolated renal phosphate wasting, hypophosphatemia, and inappropriately normal 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D3 (calc…

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VVOA Research Article Feb 12, 2018
Molecular Characterization of HCV NS5A in Patients Receiving Interferon Therapy
Jawaid B*, Farrukh Abu H, Mustafa K, Syeda MS, Rizwana Y, Syeda H, Mahwish K and Somia G

In our country Pakistan, despite intensive awareness, treatment and prevention programs by public sector and NGO’s, rapidly increasing rate of HCV infection has evolved as an epide…

Hepatitis C virus Interferon therapy HCV NS5A region
HIJ Research Article Feb 9, 2018
The Role of Uric Acid in Carbohydrate Metabolism among Hypertensive Individuals
Papavasileiou MV, Patsianis S, Moustakas G, Vrakas CS, Kalogeropoulos P, Karamanou A* and Pittaras A

The association between fasting blood glucose and insulin and serum uric acid levels in general population, as well as the positive association between serum uric acid levels and d…

Carbohydrate metabolism Hyperuricemia Hypertension
OAJO Research Article Feb 9, 2018
Closed Intubation with Mitomycin C Application for Nasolacrimal Duct Obstruction Patients beyond the Age of Two Years
Hossam Z*

Purpose: to explore safety and efficacy of adding Mitomycin C to intubation in prevention of recurrence and increasing the success rate of closed intubation in patients beyond the …

Ductal Obstruction Dacryocyctitis Intubation
VIJ Review Article Feb 9, 2018
Viruses in the Lake Baikal Ecosystem
Drucker VV and Silow EA*

The most voluminous and oldest fresh lake Baikal is inhabited by diverse and numerous representatives of viral life. Its pelagic waters contain phages both in surface layer, as wel…

Lake Baikal Virioplankton Phages
VVOA Research Article Feb 8, 2018
Public Perception and Compliance to Immunization
Saleha Sadeeqa*

Immunization is the process whereby a person is made immune or resistant to an infectious disease, typically by the administration of a vaccine. A vaccine stimulates the body’s own…

Immunization Infectious diseases EPI
PPRIJ Mini Review Feb 8, 2018
Hiding Shame in Science and Scholarship
Scheff T*

Modern societies tend to ignore emotion, especially the emotion of shame. But for that reason, shame especially may become important to understand. Beginning with Norbert Elias and…

Hiding Shame Hypothesis Emotions
PPEJ Research Article Feb 6, 2018
Performance Studies on Diesel Engine Using Dairy Scum Oil Methyl Ester (DSOME)
Kiran CH1, Ganesh DB2, Banapurmath NR3* and Khandal SV3

The compression ignition (CI) engines are most efficient and robust but they rely on depleting fossil fuel. Hence there is a speedy need to use alternative fuels that replaces dies…

Dairy Scum oil methyl ester (DSOME) Number of holes Performance
PPRIJ Research Article Feb 6, 2018
To Assess the Neuropsychological Deficits and to Study the Efficacy of Therapy based on Optimism-Attitude Model (OAM) for Substance – Dependence Patients
Banerjee P* and Bedi S

Background: Substance dependence disorder is an epidemic of global world and results in various kinds of deficits in cognitive, social, personal and economic loss of the person. Pe…

Substance Dependence (SUD’s) Optimism-Attitude Model (OAM) Neuropsychological deficits
FSNT Research Article Feb 3, 2018
Microbial Quality Evaluation of Zobo Drink Sold in University of Maiduguri
Bristone C*, Mariyam K, Ogori AF, Badau MH and Joeguluba O

Determination of the microbial quality of Zobo drink was carried out to ascertain its health risk due to increase of consumers’ interest. The total aerobic bacteria plate count, c…

Zobo Drink Microbial counts
ACT Research Article Feb 1, 2018
The Response of Fresh Water Fish Syndontisclarias Juveniles to Varied Zinc Sulphide Concentrations Obtained from the River Benueat Makurdi, Benue State Nigeria
<p>Akaahan Terngu James<sup>1</sup>*, Olabanji FM<sup>2</sup> and Azua ET<sup>1</sup></p>

Zinc is one of the heavy metals that is common in the Earth’s crust. This metal gets into the environment through man-made and natural ways. In this study, standard solutions of …

<p>Zinc sulphide Synodontisclarias River Benue
ACT Research Article Feb 1, 2018
Bioremediation of Industrial Effluents by Alkaliphilic Bacteria Isolated from Marine Ecosystems
<p>Gaokar Rasika D*</p>

Alkaliphilic bacteria are a diverse group of microorganisms capable of surviving at high pH. Industrial pollutants are mainly present in industrial waste effluents which have a hig…

<p>Alkaliphiles High pH Bioremediation
EOIJ Review Article Jan 31, 2018
Management of Human Resources inside Open Innovation Organizations: Some Reflections
Piciocchi P, Clara Bassano C* and Pietronudo MC

This paper refers to High performance HR inside organizations oriented to Open Innovation. The need for this work dates back to phenomena shifts of our more and more related market…

Open Innovation Human Resources Management T-Shaped Professionals
JHUA Research Article Jan 31, 2018
Reparative Bone Formation with the Replacement of Experimental Cavity Defect of the Bone with a Mesh of Titanium Nickelide Abstract
Irianov Yu M and Kiryanov NA*

Purpose of Study: To study reparative osteogenesis and tissue integration characteristics for implanting three-dimensional mesh structures of titanium nickelide into a bone cavitar…

Reparative Osteogenesis Bone defect Implant
OAJDS Case Report Jan 29, 2018
Mission Fluorosis = Bleaching + Veneering
Nimisha S*, Meetkumar D and Dhaval B

Fluorosis is a very prevalent disease in India and presents with a variety of clinical appearances based on the severity from white spots to blackish discoloration leading to a gra…

Dental Fluorosis Direct Composite Veneer Vital Bleaching
OAJUN Letter to Editor Jan 29, 2018
Acute Renal Failure in an HIV Patient: The Importance of Antiretroviral Treatment and Concomitant Medications
<p>Nikolova M*, Tsocheva T, Bogov B, Elenkov I and Radeva I</p>

Antiretroviral treatment has significant side effects, including wasting syndrome, lipodystrophy and kidney damage. The authors present a 49-years female patient who developed acut…

<p>HIV-treatment Side effects NSAIDs
OAJUN Case Report Jan 29, 2018
Retroperitoneal Lymphangioma with Chyluria
<p>Sahay SC<sup>1</sup>*, Singh NP<sup>2</sup>, Kesarwani P<sup>3</sup>, kuldeep Agarwal<sup>4</sup> and Waseem sheikh<sup>5</sup></p>

A 37 years old lady presented with blood in urine and weight loss for 3 months. Urine report confirmed chylomicrons and contrast enhanced CT scan revealed a retroperitoneal mass ex…

<p>Lymphangioma Chyluria Retroperitoneal</p>
OAJPR Research Article Jan 29, 2018
Evaluation of Pharmacognostic, Phytochemical and Physicochemical Standards of Wedelia Trilobata (L.) Root
Prasanth DSNBK*

Context: Ethnomedicinally, the root of Wedelia trilobata L. (Asteraceae) has long been used in various ailments in traditional system; most importantly it is used against backache…

Pharmacognostic Microscopical Wedelia trilobata L
ACT Research Article Jan 26, 2018
Acute Kidney Injury in Children Following Multiple Wasp Stings and its Immediate Outcome
<p>Tahura S<sup>1*</sup> and Hanif M<sup>2</sup></p>

Background: Wasp bites usually bring temporary discomfort and pain, but on occasion, massive wasp stings can cause fatal allergic reactions and multiple organ failure including acu…

<p>Acute Kidney Injury Children Wasp stings</p>
PPRIJ Research Article Jan 26, 2018
Adaptation of the Perinatal Anxiety Screening Scale in Bangladeshi Context
Yasmin F1* and Islam S2

This study tested the factor structure, reliability and validity of the Bangla translated Perinatal Anxiety Screening Scale (PASS). Three scales the Bangla Perinatal Anxiety Screen…

Adaptation Validation Perinatal
EOIJ Review Article Jan 26, 2018
Acculturation in Human Culture Interaction - A Case Study of Culture Meaning in Cultural Product Design
Ya-Juan Gao, Weichen Chang, Wen-Ting Fang and Rungtai Lin*

Acculturation plays an important role in cultural product design with embedded information technologies. Therefore designing culture into products will become a design approach in …

Interaction Design User Experience Cultural Product Design
IPCM Mini Review Jan 25, 2018
Beneficial Role of Curcumin in Diseases Treatment: A Mini Review
<p>Hassanpour SH<sup>1</sup>*, Dehghani MA<sup>2</sup>, Alipour SM<sup>3</sup>, Karami SZ<sup>4</sup> and Dehghani F<sup>5</sup></p>

Curcumin regulates cellular signaling pathway related to cancer growth, inflammation and apoptosis and due to biological activities can be target DNA, RNA and enzymes. In addition,…

<p>Curcumin Cancer Inflammation

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