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The rich repository of natural resources in tropical zones of Africa places environmental conservation at a critical crossroads with development goals. Effectively reconciling bi…
Touch DNA has become an increasingly valuable tool in forensic investigations, particularly in the absence of bodily fluids. However, its recovery is highly variable and influenced…
Presented is a case study of masonry walls of Fort Platte Saline (FPS), a small fort on Alderney, one of Britain's channel islands off the coast of French occupied territory. The s…
One aspect that international policy has overlooked is the importance of scientific collections to the economy. Far from being a simple repository of specimens, each one provides …
The world continues to pollute the ocean, overfish the aquatic species, look for new protein and food supply, produce resilient coral reefs and reseed the great barrier reef. Seal…
Excessive gingival display, an esthetically concerning clinical situation is characterized by an excessive display of gums during a normal smile. Etiology of the condition is mul…
The great horned owl (Bubo virginianus) is a representative bird of the Strigidae family; they are generalist predators, their prey being mainly rodents, lagomorphs, and arthropod…
Purpose: To report a case of large angle exotropia in a child.Case Report: A 13 years old male child presented with outward deviation of left eye since 3 years of age. No history o…
Purpose: To investigate the refractive status of patients with Retinoblastoma.Methods: A hospital-based cross-sectional study of 30 patients who had unilateral or bilatera…
In recent decades, with the discovery of nanomedicine, new therapeutic strategies have been employed. Exosomebased therapies represent a promising platform for precision drug deliv…
This study aimed to develop non-destructive methodology to distinguish natural nacre (Mother of Pearl) from synthetic imitations, a task of growing importance due to increased dema…
Agricultural development has gone through a long time. According to the efficiency plant use nature resources, the whole process of agricultural development can be divided into thr…
Objectives 1. To evaluate the role of expression of EGR2 Gene in Term LBW Newborns 2. To study the various risk factor for LBW Newborns 3. Early identification of pregnant women…
This study examined mental toughness skills in 23 experienced road cyclists with music being introduced as a distraction. Exercisers who listen to favourable music while training …
Ramsay Hunt Syndrome (RHS) is the reactivation of a Varicella Zoster Virus (VZV) infection affecting the geniculate ganglion and is also known as Herpes Zoster Oticus. It is clinic…
Euthanasia is one of the most controversial aspects, not only in medicine but also in other fields such as ethics, law, sociology, ontology, philosophy, etc. This is because it inv…
Autoimmune diseases are characterized by immune dysregulation, whereby the immune system mistakenly attacks the body's own tissues, leading to chronic inflammation and tissue …
Globally, 621 million children are impact by dental caries. Early childhood caries is a significant oral health issue and public health problem. Untreated tooth decay has many shor…
India is a multicultural and multi-religious nation. In the multiculturalism of India, there is a continuous interaction between the great and little tradition. The Sanatana Hindu…
The name "Mpemba effect" was given to the unexpected finding that "If two systems are cooled, the water that starts hotter may freeze first". This counterintuit…
This article presents a theory-generating model of adaptive functioning among young adults, developed through the idiographic analysis of their early family experiences and the me…
Macrophages are key players in innate immunity and inflammation during viral infections, including COVID-19. This study explored the cellular and proteomic responses of THP-1-deriv…
There is a clamour about innovation concerning the production of goods and services in many third world countries. The prime conviction is that the economies of such countries are…
While mitigation and adaptation measures are effective in fighting climate change, there are transition risks linked to these efforts that can impact output. However, the right mi…
This controlled experimental study evaluated whether a single session of jugular-applied coherent low-level laser therapy (LLLT) could modulate mitochondrial metabolic function an…
Newton’s laws of gravitation, proposed about three to four decades ago, are still widely used in most fields of modern physics. Although the gravitational equation put forward by …
A fundamental premise of anthropology is that humans see, experience, and act in the world on the foundation of concepts, beliefs, and values—their “world view”—given to them by t…
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