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BEBA Review Article Jul 1, 2017
Current Trends in Design and Development of Nanopharmaceutical Dosage Forms
Panda BP, Patnaik S and Maharana RL

Nanopharmaceuticals or Nanopharmaceutical dosage forms pertaining to design of pharmaceuticals using nanotechnology based science are intended to develop various pharmaceutical dos…

Nanopharmaceutical dosage forms Nanopharmaceutical carrier systems Delivery and targeting of therapeutic agent
CDOAJ Editorial Jun 21, 2017
Marjolin’s Ulcer
Goel V*

Marjolin’s ulcers are skin cancers developing on preexisting chronic inflammatory skin lesions. Most common histology is squamous cell carcinoma followed by basal cell carcinoma…

Skin Cancers
OAJO Case Report Jun 20, 2017
CNS Whipple’s Disease Heralded by Retinal Vasculitis
Thanh Le1*, Ramirez A2, O’Connor P2, Youssef O1, Agange N2, Dipti Singh OD1 and Wentworth G1

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…

Whipple’s Disease Panuveitis Vasculitis
IJBP Review Article Jun 15, 2017
Nitric Oxide Molecule and Human Cancers
Ahmad R*

<p>Nitric Oxide (NO) is a short-lived, endogenously produced free radical that is synthesized by the enzyme nitric oxide synthase conversion during arginine to citrul…

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CDOAJ Case Report Apr 28, 2017
Kimura Disease: Rare Manifestations in Unusual Populations
Aljoharah A Alshaikh*, Hebah M Musalem, Lin M Tuleimat and Saad M Alajlan

<p>Kimura disease (KD) is a benign, rare, and chronic inflammatory disorder with an angiolymphatic proliferation of unknown etiology involving subcutaneous tissues, affecting…

Kimura Disease Eosinophilia Angiolymphatic proliferation
OAJPR Review Article Mar 18, 2017
β Carbonic Anhydrase as a Target for Eradication of Mycobacterium tuberculosis
Noor HN*

Infectious diseases are among the most danger, and deadly afflictions that human societies suffering from there. One of the common re-emerged infectious diseases is tuberculosis (T…

β-Carbonic Anhydrase Mycobacterium tuberculosis Infectious diseases
OAJE Case Report Mar 1, 2017
Clinical, Biochemical and Radiological Features of an Infant Affected by Leigh Disease - A Case Report
Aruna G*, Vykuntaraju KG, Ramesh RL and Basavaraja GV

Leigh disease, also known as subacute necrotising encephalomyelopathy (SNE), is a rare inherited progressive neurometabolic life threatening mitochondrial disorder. Early diagnosi…

Leigh disease Choreoathetosis Globus pallidus
IJFSC Research Article Feb 27, 2017
Identification of Blood Stains on Different Fabrics after Washing with Routinely Used Detergents in India
Arjun Rao I* and Ashish P

Blood is concerned to be major evidence during crime scene investigations and can play an important role to trace and to link or eliminate a suspect to a crime. Often criminals at…

Phenolphthalein Kastle-Meyer test Blood-stains
IJFSC Mini Review Feb 27, 2017
Research Progress in Forensic Body Fluids Identification Based on Nucleic Acid Molecules
Liang W*, Li Z and Zhang L

Identifying the type and origin of body fluids left at a crime scene is helpful to crime scene reconstruction for it can link the sample donors and actual criminal acts [1]. As …

Forensic Body Crime Scene Spectroscopic Methods
VVOA Research Article Feb 7, 2017
Hepatitis B Vaccine in Healthy Adults: Effect of Sex and Age, Two Protocols for Non-Responding Adults
Haddad E1,2*, Sleiman Z2 and Choucair J2,3

Objective: To evaluate in non-immunocompromised adults not vaccinated against HBV (Hepatitis B virus), the response rate to vaccination according to standard protocol (SP) (0, 1, 6…

Hepatitis B Vaccinations Non-Responders Healthy Adults
NNOAJ Review Article Jan 12, 2017
Role of IRF4-Mediated Inflammation: Implication in Neurodegenerative Diseases
Mamun AA and Liu F*

Neuro-inflammation is a common feature of various central nervous system (CNS) disorders, including stroke, Alzheimer’s disease, Multiple sclerosis, etc., and has a significant imp…

Autoimmunity IRF4 Inflammation
ACT Review Article Jan 2, 2017
The Implication of Molecular Diagnosis and Good Laboratory Practices in the Reduction of Laboratory Animal Disease: An Approach for Management of Healthcare in Animal Facilities
<p>Alok R<sup>1</sup>*, Jamal A<sup>1</sup>, Saba N<sup>1</sup>, Maaz<sup>1</sup>, Brijesh KM<sup>2</sup>, Sumit K<sup>3</sup> and Zeeshan AK<sup>4</sup></p>

Diagnosis of diseases is concerned with the identification of accurate and precise causal factors and the direct and indirect relationship between host and organisms. Infectious di…

<p>Epstein-Barr virus Hepatitis virus Radioallergosorbent test
OAJAR Research Article Dec 6, 2016
CLA Isomer t10, c12 Induce Oxidation and Apoptosis in 3t3 Adipocyte Cells in a Similar Effect as Omega-3 Linolenic Acid and DHA
Meadus WJ*, Vahmani P, Duff P, Zantinge JL, Turner TD and Dugan MER*

Background: Commercial conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) dietary supplements of contain an equal mixture of the C18:2 isomers, cis-9, trans-11 and trans-10, cis-12. CLA-c9t11 occurs n…

CLA-t10c12 CLA-c9t11 Gene expression
IJBP Editorial Nov 28, 2016
The EMBO workshop on Glycosylation at the Golgi Complex: Towards a New Cellular Glycobiology?
D’Angelo G*

Unlike nucleic acids and peptides, glycans are template-free biopolymers. Their sequences are not genetically determined, but rather they emerge from the configuration of dedica…

Glycosylation Peptides Glycans
DOIJ Review Article Sep 29, 2016
Fetuin a (AHSG) in Metabolic and Inflammatory Diseases: A Foe or A Friend
Sindhu S*, Nadeem A and Rasheed A

Fetuin A/AHSG was first isolated by Pedersen in 1944 from the fetal bovine serum. In adult humans, fetuin A is mainly secreted by the liver and the adipose tissue and it acts as an…

Fetuin-A α2-HS-glycoprotein Inflammatory
OOAJ Research Article Sep 15, 2016
Educational Action Focused on the Prevention of Hearing Loss due to High Sound Pressure Levels and on Tinnitus-An Experience Report
Baranovskyj S, Alcaràs P and Lacerda A*

Introduction: Increasing urbanization and the advancement of technology favor the rise of sound pressure levels (SPL) in the streets, at work and at leisure. Research groups and sc…

Hearing loss Tinnitus
OAJMB Research Article Sep 13, 2016
Use of GeneXpert Assay for Diagnosis of Tuberculosis From Body Fluid Specimens, a 2 Years Study
Pravin KN* and Chourasia E

Tuberculosis (TB) remains a major health concern worldwide and India accounts for 23% of the global TB burden. Of all TB cases, extra pulmonary (EP) TB in India accounts for 15 to …

Extrapulmonary Tuberculosis Body Fluids
FSNT Research Article Aug 25, 2016
Tocopherols and Fatty Acid Profile in Baru Nuts (Dipteryx Alata Vog.), Raw and Roasted: Important Sources in Nature that Can Prevent Diseases
Lemos MRB*, Zambiazi RC, de Almeida EMS and de Alencar ER

Brazil has extensive biodiversity in their biomes, where the Cerrado, vegetation of the Brazilian interior, contributes a nutritional and medicinal potential still unexplored. The…

Lipid content Fatty acids Vitamin E
OOAJ Research Article Aug 20, 2016
Cervical Vestibular Myogenic Potentials (C-VEMP) in Healthy Individuals: Comparison between Tone-Burst and Click
Felipe L*, Melo GSD, Pereira AB, Monteiro AR, Tavares CC and Volpe FM

Introduction: Cervical Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potential (c-VEMP) is one of the clinical tools to evaluate vestibular function. The c-VEMP can be recorded from sternocleido mast…

Potential Vestibular system Acoustic stimuli
DOIJ Review Article Aug 12, 2016
Identification of Secondary Metabolites, Antimicrobial and Antioxidant Activity of Grape Fruit (Vitis vinifera) Skin Extract
G Bupesh*, T Siva Vijayakumar*, S Manivannan, M Beerammal , E Manikadan, P Shanthi and A Vijaya Anand

Background: The aim of the present study was to evaluate the antimicrobial and antioxidant activity of Vitis venifera in fruit skin extract against clinically important pathogens. …

Agar-Well Diffusion Antibacterial Activity Anti-Obesity
OOAJ Case Report Aug 12, 2016
Diagnostic and Therapeutic Aspects of Mucosal Leishmaniasis
de Oliveira RC and Teixeira EO*

Leishmaniasis is caused by protozoa of the genus Leishmania, with the presentation restricted to the mucosa being infrequent. Although the nasal mucosa is the main site affected in…

American tegumentary leishmaniasis Mucosal leishmaniasis Polymerase chain reaction

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