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OAJWX Research Article Sep 3, 2018
Agricultural Waste Materials as a Potential Adsorbent for Removal of Heavy Metals in Waste Water
Maduabuchi MN*

The world has suffered a major threat in recent years as a result of discharge of heavy metals into the environment due to industrial development and suburbanization. Adsorptions …

Agricultural Wastes Heavy Metals Waste Water
APCT Research Article Jul 27, 2018
Medicines Distribution, Regulatory Privatization, Social Welfare Services and Financing Alternatives
Abdeen Mustafa Omer*

The strategy of price liberalization and privatization had been implemented in Sudan over the last decade and has had a positive result on government deficit. The investment law a…

Counterfeits medicines Drug importers Quality of medicines
PDRAJ Short Communication Jul 20, 2018
Do’s and Don’ts in Early Drug Development
Francois-Xavier Lacasse*

Over the last decade, the health science landscape has been occupied by numerous biotech’s and start-up companies.Most of the time, the scientific level of these companies is outst…

Reliability and Reproducibility Drug Development
IJTPS Research Article Jun 29, 2018
Comparison of Regenerative Changes in Peripheral Nerve Injuries Treated with a Regenerative Tube with Human Mesenchymal Cells and Platelet Rich Plasma Lysate Versus a Nerve Graft in Rats
Luis Nieto R*, Luz Mabel Avila P, Jenniffer P Avila G, Pérez P and Santamaria E

Peripheral nerve injuries are a frequent pathology, and complete recovery cannot be achieved if nerve segment loss accompanied by soft tissue and concomitant bone injuries occurs. …

Peripheral Nerve Lesion Peripheral Nerve Regeneration Nerve Graft
IJOAC Research Article Jun 28, 2018
Long Term Effects of Human Induced Shoreline Changes: Veracruz Metropolitan Zone an Example of Port and Tourism Development in the Tropics
Veronica VR, David SM* and Leonardo DOL

Human development in coastal zones is closely related with coastline modification due to coastal defense structures (CDS) and landfills. To contribute to a better understanding of …

Erosion Coral Reef Long-Term Impacts
GGTIJ Research Article May 4, 2018
Orthodontic Forces Commanding Genes to Cue Teeth in Lines: A Meta Analysis
<p>Siddharth S*, Shweta RK, Sunil k, Shrinivas R and Gayetri K5</p>

If orthodontic tooth movement is a drama, in the biological theater of PLD, genes are the directors, commands the rest of the cells of PDL in proper places and align in a single li…

<p>Orthodontic Osteoclastogenesis Fibroblasts</p>
MJCCS Research Article Apr 19, 2018
Dopplerographic Evaluation of Blood Flow Parameters in Vertebral Arteries in Patients with Cervicogenic Headache in the Presence of Uncovertebral Arthrosis
<p>Abdullaiev RY*, Kalashnikov VI, Posokhov NF and Kostyukovskaya AE</p>

Introduction: Cervicogenic headache (CH) - one of the most common, is due to biomechanical dysfunction of the cervical vertebral motor segments. It accounts for 15-20% of all heada…

<p>Cervicogenic Headache Dopplerography Vertebral Artery
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
OAJC Mini Review Jan 24, 2018
Modeling Atrial Fibrillation with Human iPSCs
Hong L*

Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most common arrhythmia worldwide; it is associated with increased risk for stroke, heart failure, inconsistent blood supply, and additional heart rh…

Atrial Fibrillation Human Ipscs Anti arrhythmic
VIJ Research Article Jan 8, 2018
Cloning and Sequence Analysis of 163R and 201R Genes of Camelpoxvirus from Indian Dromedaries (Camelus Dromedarius)
Nagarajan G*, Swami SK, Tuteja FC, Sharma G, Mehta SC, Saini N and Patil NV

In the present study, skin scabs were collected from a total number of 10 severely affected Dromedarian camels (Camelus dromedarius) maintained by the Border Security Force (BSF) o…

Camelpoxvirus India Immunomodulatory protein genes
PHOA Research Article Nov 6, 2017
Medicare and Medicaid Unifying or Crushing? This is the Dilemma
Eldo E Frezza* and Mitchel Wacthel

&lt;p&gt;Introduction: The increase in medical spending by the United States is unmatched in other developed countries, as evidenced by OECD analyses. The Medicare spending grew 4.…

&lt p&gt Medicare Spending
NHIJ Research Article Sep 18, 2017
Effect of STP on Knowledge, Attitude and Practice of Menopausal Women Regarding the Prevention of Cardiac Disease and Osteoporosis in Selected Health Center of Kannur District
Mary JJ*, Anju Vijayan A, Nair CM, Joseph M, Reshmi CK and Shijina MV

&lt;p style=&quot;text-align: justify;&quot;&gt;Menopause is described as a period of psychological difficulties that changes the life style of women in multiple ways. Menopausal w…

&lt p&gt Menopausal Women
VIJ Short Communication Aug 31, 2017
Role of Endosulfan Dosing in Behavioural Changes and Testicular Toxicity in Swiss Albino Mice
Shashi Bhushan1 and Ajay Kumar2*

Endosulfan has an organochlorine pesticide. It may impair the normal embryonic development and disrupt normal reproductive functions in adulthood. Experiments were conducted on swi…

Endosulfan Behavioural change Toxicity
GHIJ Research Article Aug 9, 2017
Adductor Pollicis Muscle Thickness as an Anthropometric Parameter in Surgical Patients
de Assis ICC, Dourado KF, de Andrade MIS, and Tavares MCM*

Background: The Nutritional Status (NS) of surgical patients must be followed during the hospital length due to the risk of these patients develop some degree of malnutrition. A ne…

Anthropometry nutritional assessment nutritional status
NNOA Research Article Jul 28, 2017
The Effects of Moderate-Intensity Inhomogeneous Static Magnetic Fields on Neuromuscular Transmission
Okano H, Osuga T*, Ansei Y, Hattori Y and Tatsuoka H

The present study focuses on the effects of moderate-intensity inhomogeneous static magnetic fields (SMF) up to 0.73 T on action potentials in Wistar rats. Thirty three animals wer…

Magnetic Force Electrical Nerve Stimulation Compound Nerve Action Potentials
BEBA Research Article May 24, 2017
Analysis of the Raman Frequency as an Order Parameter Close to the Melting Point in Biphenyl
Yurtseven H* and Dogan EK

We analyze the observed Raman frequencies of the three lattice modes (modes A, B and 70cm-1) near the melting point in biphenyl by calculating the temperature dependence of the ord…

Raman frequency Order parameter Melting point
JOBD Case Report Apr 12, 2017
Pediatric Monteggia Equivalent Type I Fracture
Kim WS*, Lee YS, and Eun DC

Monteggia fracture is a term used to describe a proximal ulna fracture accompanied by radial head dislocation. However in pediatrics, the incidence is rare and misdiagnosis as both…

Monteggia Hyperpronated Capsulorrhaphy
DOIJ Research Article Mar 9, 2017
Iron Ascorbic Acid-Mediated Oxidative Stress Leads to Abnormal Insulin Secretion in Pancreatic Beta Cells
Ntimbane T1, Spahis S1,2, Rabasa-Lhoret R2,3, Mailhot G1,2 , Berthiaume Y3,4 and Levy E1,2*

Background: Oxidative stress (OxS) is involved in organ damage during the pathogenesis of diabetes, but the relationship between OxS and the deterioration of &amp;beta;-cell functi…

Oxidative Stress Pancreatic Cells Insulin Secretion
NNOA Research Article Mar 1, 2017
Micro-Modulations of Titanium Oxide Coatings Formed Using a Femtosecond Laser
Osuga T1* and Ichikawa Y2

Highly useful microstructures are required in order to enhance the properties of titanium oxide (TiO2) coatings, so as to substantially increase the surface and underlayer surface …

Laser ablation Microsphere Mesopore
VVOA Conceptual Paper Feb 7, 2017
‘Hit and Run’ Teratogenesis, with Specific Regards to Autism
Jill CH*

In recent decades a process known as ‘hit and run’ oncogenesis has emerged. The principle is that a virus infects a person and is able to cause genetic mutations leading in a step-…

Hit and run Teratogen edits Autism
OAJAR Research Article Jan 24, 2017
Evaluation the Soil Quality Related to Different Land Use Type in Kharas Village, Northwest Hebron, Palestine
Qdemat L*, Dodeen S and Shoqeir JAH

The impact of different land use types on soil quality was evaluated by measuring several soil properties that are sensitive to stress or disturbance. The soil quality indicators w…

Soil quality Land use Cultivated land
DOIJ Review Article Aug 25, 2016
Bariatric Surgery as a Treatment for Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus: A Narrative Review
Aguiar PCM*, Printes TRM and Feitosa IC

Diabetes is a chronic disease with high morbi-mortality and has been considered in the entire world a public health problem. Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) that accounts up to 95%…

Diabetes Bariatric surgery Metabolic surgery
APCT Research Article Aug 12, 2016
Antipsychotic-Like Activity of α-Asarone in Mice: A Preliminary Report
Pandy V* and Vijeepallam K

Alpha (α) - asarone is known to be one of the active compounds which have been discovered to be responsible for the therapeutic benefits of Acorus species. Previous studies have re…

α-asarone Apomorphine Cage climbing

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