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AEMB Research Article Feb 24, 2022
Protein Kinase C-Dependent Phosphorylation of Human Pleckstrin Reduces its Capacity for Self-Association and Impairs its Ability to Bind Phosphoinositide
Junop MS*

Pleckstrin is a major substrate of protein kinase C in lymphocytes, macrophages, monocytes, granulocytes and platelets. In these cells, pleckstrin is expressed at high levels and r…

Phosphoinositide Pleckstrin Protein Kinase
JQHE Research Article Feb 23, 2022
An Assessment on Water Quality (TDS, EC, ORP, and PH) of Selected Boreholes in Baraton Centre
Baraka A*, Ogweyo G, Njung’e I and E Abuto

Drinking water is a very essential part of every living being. Due to shortage of tap water for many households in Kenya, Borehole has become one of the main sources of water, whi…

Electrical Conductivity Total Dissolved Salts Water
PhIJ Conceptual Paper Feb 21, 2022
Language-Game-Object
Wang X*

Wittgenstein, in his Philosophical Investigations, shows how language as a human phenomenon manifests in our everyday lives. He uses the idea of language-games to present language …

Language-games Heidegger’s Phenomenology
OAJVSR Research Article Feb 21, 2022
Dogs’ Preference for White Coat versus No White Coat When Offered a Food Reward in the Exam Room
Leticia Fanucchi* and Savannah Norton

The wearing of a white lab coat during a visit to the veterinarian is common practice in veterinary medicine to avoid cross contamination or the spread of diseases in a clinical s…

Veterinary Medicine Behavior White Coat
NHIJ Research Article Feb 21, 2022
Hear Our Voices: Experiences of Family Planning Services by Tongan Women in South Auckland, New Zealand
Malungahu GM, Ofanoa M* and Ofanoa S

Access to family planning services have been widely accepted worldwide as a basic human right. However, findings from a study that involved 12 Tongan females in South Auckland, Ne…

Tongan women Family planning Fertility
MHRIJ Mini Review Feb 18, 2022
Taoism and Religious Coping
Lai LCH*

In facing life adversity, coping strategy is adopted to resume control over the environment; otherwise, mental health and wellbeing will be adversely affected. In this light, it i…

Perceived Control Religious Coping Secondary Vicarious Control
VIJ Review Article Feb 17, 2022
Interaction of Inflammatory Molecules in Tuberculosis and Sars-Cov-2 Infection
Kaur R, Kumari A and Purkait P*

The Hyper-inflammatory immune response is a chief reason for disease severity and mortality in patients. Generally, macrophages and dendritic cells sense and react to microbial or…

SARS-CoV-2 COVID-19 Tuberculosis
IZAB Mini Review Feb 11, 2022
Tuberculosis, an Ancient and Reemerging Disease Full of Contradictions
Barreto Argilagos G*, Rodríguez Torrens H and Molento MB

Tuberculosis (TB) is one of the most ancient diseases and is the infection that has cost humanity the most lives. Unexpectedly, TB has fall into the category of “ignored pandemic”…

Diagnostic Mycobacterium Tuberculosis Complex Pandemic
BEBA Research Article Feb 9, 2022
Bioequivalence of a Preparation of Tulathromycin in Cattle
Fermin JR, Gutierrez OL, Cueva CM, Bueno AY, Gonzalez HM and Sumano LH*
MHRIJ Editorial Feb 9, 2022
Mindfulness: from Adults to Children
Raveepatarakul J* and Ngamake ST

Mindfulness has been defined with various definitions by scholars. Some scholars suggested that mindfulness is simply defined as a state of widened awareness regardless of whether …

Mindfulness Children Adolescents
MHRIJ Case Report Feb 9, 2022
A Process Model for Improving Sleep through Clinical Dohsa Hou: The Subjective Experiences of Patients with Cerebral Palsy
Harada S*, Ueda A, Morizane M, Sato S and Nakano K

People with cerebral palsy often have sleep disorders, such as difficulty falling asleep or waking up often during the night, due to their physical disabilities. The main method o…

Cerebral Palsy Sleep Disorder Movement Therapy
MHRIJ Opinion Feb 8, 2022
The Future of Psychiatry: Psychohygiene, Analysis of Social Functioning and Overcoming Self-Destruction in Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorders
Boltivets SI*, Bashynskyi OO and Zahariichuk OV

A person’s resilience is primarily measured by his life expectancy. If life expectancy becomes a conscious goal, there is a need for reliable psycho-hygienic knowledge to achieve i…

Spectrum Disorders Mental Hygiene
MHRIJ Review Article Feb 7, 2022
Enhance your CQ as well as IQ, EQ & SQ
Thakar K*

We are much interested for our consciousness because our happiness and success are relying on it. But what is consciousness? Consciousness is a state of awareness. Awareness of ou…

CQ IQ EQ
EIJ Short Communication Feb 4, 2022
Human Condition and the Possible Benefits of a Pandemy
Ribeiro Ferreira ML*
PhIJ Research Article Feb 1, 2022
Paradoxical Relationship between Concept and Experience: An Examination on the Possible Resemblance between Immanuel Kant’s Synthetic Cognition a Priori and New-born Neurodevelopmental Research
Vincent CO Chan*

This article examines whether Immanuel Kant’s synthetic cognition a priori proposition is similar to the recent neuroscientific findings and contains empirical evidence from quanti…

Immanuel Kant David Hume An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding
IZAB Review Article Feb 1, 2022
Exploration on Traditional Uses of Herbal Medicines for Wound Healing in Different Animal Models
Dhakal I, Tiwary AK, Suhel KC, Thakur B, Regmi B and Shah MK*

A wound is a bodily injury resulting in a break in the continuity of the soft tissues of animal and human beings. Wound healing is the most dynamic but complex mechanism of the bo…

Wound Healing Herbal Medicine Ethnic Group
IZAB Review Article Feb 1, 2022
Sushkin’s Bean Goose Anser neglectus has Not Been a Phenotype or a Color Variation of the Western Taiga Bean Goose Anser fabalis fabalis and Probably Obtains a Full Species Status, Following the ‘Tobias Criteria’
Jacques Van Impe*

This study was the result of a comprehensive literature review. The well-known Russian ornithologist Prof. Dr. Peter Sushkin described Anser neglectus as a distinct species from B…

Anser neglectus Anser fabalis fabalis Taxonomic position
OAJPR Review Article Feb 1, 2022
Fungal Enzymatic Cocktails Benefits and Applications
Elkhateeb W*, Akram M, Zohri A and Daba G

The present review focused on production of enzyme cocktail (Cellulases, hemicellulases and pectinases) suitable for perfect biodiesel extraction process from different oil seeds e…

Enzymatic Cocktails Ecofriendly Biodiesel
OAJMB Research Article Jan 31, 2022
Assessment of the Availability of Public Health Veterinary Services towards Rabies, Namibia 2020
Efraim LN, Sheehama J* and Haufiku D

Background: Rabies is a neglected zoonotic viral disease that occurs worldwide expects Antarctica. Rabies is an endemic throughout the world and they mostly affect poor and vulner…

Rabies Public Health Availability
IJNMRS Research Article Jan 27, 2022
Preliminary Study on Human Dose of X and Γ Flaw Detection Accident Based on FLUKA
Zhang Z, Gao L, Ding K, Li Y and Chen F*
PhIJ Research Article Jan 26, 2022
Contemporary Issues of Machine Translation in the Field of Law – A Contrastive Analysis1
Kordić L* and Jokić A

We live in the age of constant changes and tremendous development of information technologies in all spheres of human activity. The field of translation is not exempted from these …

Machine Translation Legal Texts Errors
AABSc Research Note Jan 26, 2022
Antimicrobial Assessment of a Novel Humectant-Hand-Sanitizer against Microbes Transferred To Human Palms from Mobile Phones With/Without Flip Covers
Majumder S*, Mazumdar S, Pyne A, Das A, Sadhukhan A and Mitra AK

The lack of proper sanitation and hygiene over the years has contributed to a rapid increase in communicable diseases, especially in developing nations like India. This problem war…

Public Health and Hygiene Communicable/Transmittable Disease Mobile Phones
ABCA Opinion Jan 25, 2022
Languages of Description of the Ethno Cultural Discourse of the Russian Empire by Academic, Missionary and Soviet Orientalists Late 19th - early 19th Centuries
Krasovitskaya T*

Since the time of Peter I, Russian oriental studies have been recognized as one of the world’s strongest national schools. But ethno cultural discourse in the Russian political …

APhOT Short Communication Jan 21, 2022
Leisure Activities: Challenges and Benefit during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Santoso TB*

The pandemic of COVID-19 declared by WHO in March 2020 significantly impacts human life [1]. This situation has changed in many human aspects, including the health system, econo…

COVID-19 pandemic WHO declaration Human life impact
MJCCS Research Article Jan 21, 2022
DNA Contains Genetic Information that is Inherited by Descendants
Franjic S*

DNA is not a single molecule, but a pair of molecules that are interconnected by hydrogen bonds and organized so that their strands are complementary and antiparallel, from start …

DNA Cells Genetics
PhIJ Conceptual Paper Jan 20, 2022
Immanence-Transcendence and the Godly in a Secular Age
Dowie T* and Tempone-Wiltshire J

The terms immanence and transcendence have played a significant role in philosophical thought since its inception. Implicit in the notions of immanence and transcendence, as typifi…

Immanence Transcendence Religious accounts
OAJDS Case Report Jan 19, 2022
Managing Superficial Mucocele: Case report
Yaacob HB*, Radzi ZB, Khoo SP and Kallarakkal TG

Superficial mucocele (SM) is a very rare lesion. We report a unique case of the lesion occurring only on one side of the soft palate in a 37 year old female who exhibited a high l…

Anti-histamine Steroid Superficial Mucocele
JONAM Review Article Jan 18, 2022
Heavy Metal Mercury and its Toxicity – A Review
Banjare N* and Markam S

Mercury is a toxic heavy metal that naturally found in earth crust, air, water and food. The symbol of Mercury is Hg and atomic number is 80. It is also known as quick silver, liq…

Ayurveda Mercury Mercury toxicity
OAJUN Case Report Jan 13, 2022
Penile Tri-Tubular Fracture: A Case of Partial Urethral Ruptur With Bilateral Corpora Cavernosa Fractures
Alafifi M*

Penile fracture generally manifests as a solitary rupture of the tunica albuginea in one of the two corpora cavernosa; urethral rupture is an extremely unusual complication. A tri…

Penile Fracture Bilateral Corporal Cavernosa Injury Partial Urethral Ruptur
APhOT Case Report Jan 11, 2022
Os Trigonum Syndrome A Single Case Study
Senthilkumar* and Sreyans Kumar

Background: The Os Trigonum Syndrome refers to pain in the posterior of the ankle and restriction of plantar flexion caused by “the nutcracker-phenomenon”. It can be wedged betwee…

Os trigonum syndrome

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