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EPIDEMIOLOGY AND ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE OF SALMONELLA ISOLATED FROM MEAT
A. K. Upadhyay, Kiran, Maansi, P. K. Singh, Ipshita and Anil Kumar
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A total of 9 Salmonella isolates were recovered from different samples viz. poultry meat (7) and pork (2). The different serovars obtained were S. Typhimurium (6), S. Weltevreden (2) and S. Enteritidis (1).
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40-45 |
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Removal of Fe (II) using synthesised 5-Amino-2-Hydroxy Benzene Sulphonic Acid derivative of saw dust
Harsukh Ram Chharang
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Fe and Zn are essential trace elements for living organisms but the high level of accumulation of these metals can produce various problems in human being. Fe (II) is essential part of hemoglobin. Excess amount of Fe (II) may cause conjunctivitis, choroiditis and retinitis, so it is necessary to remove the excessive amount of
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46-54 |
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PHYSICO-CHEMICAL STANDARDIZATION OF STEM BARK OF AVARTTANI (HELICTERES ISORA LINN.) -AN AYURVEDIC DRUG
Jaly Shashikanth, Dorcas. M
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Helicteres isora L. belonging to family Sterculiaceae is one such plant which is extensively used in Indian system of medicine for skin diseases, dysentery, piles and diabetes.
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59-69 |
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EVALUATION OF THE ACTIVITY OF IMMUNE CELLS OF THE SPLEEN IN DISEASED MICE WITH CANCER BY SOFT LASER
Aedah Z. Al-Kaisy and Ahmed Anwar Albir
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Little information have been published about the active role of soft laser in stimulation the immune cells, so, our work was conducted to examine experimentally the capacity of the immune cells such as macrophages of the spleen in reducing the tumor size of diseased mice with mammary gland carcinoma by soft laser.
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70-77 |
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FIBER BRAGG GRATING TEMPERATURE SENSOR WITH ENHANCED SENSITIVITY
B.B. Padhy, S.N. Kale, R.B. Sharma and A.D. Shaligram
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Fiber Bragg grating (FBG) temperature sensor has been designed and experimental results have been presented in this paper. Using bimetallic configuration, a temperature sensor with enhanced sensitivity of 71.9 pm/áµ’C and a high-resolution of 0.014áµ’C has been demonstrated. The effect of sensor length (L) on sensitivity has also been investigated.
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78-87 |
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INCIDENTAL DIAGONOSIS OF A TRACHEO ESOPHAGEAL FISTULA IN A PATIENT POSTED FOR RIGHT PYELOPLASTY UNDER GENERAL ANAESTHESIA DURING POSITIVE PRESSURE VENTILATION : A RARE EXPERIENCE AND A CHALLENGE IN ANAESTHETIC MANAGEMENT
Dr. Dhiman Adhikari, Dr. Sandip Sinha, Dr. Rajat Choudhury, Dr. Gargi Nandi, Dr. Jishnu Nayak
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Tracheoesophageal fistula (TEF) is an abnormal connection between esophagus and distal trachea ( at posterior wall of trachea, 2 – 3 tracheal ring above carina ). Usually TEF presents at neonatal period.
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88-91 |
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OPTIMAL INVESTMENT STRATEGY FOR A CERTAIN CLASS OF PROBABILISTIC INVESTMENT PROBLEMS
UKWU CHUKWUNENYE
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This article obtained the proof of the optimal investment strategy and corresponding rewards for a class probabilistic stationary investment problems, using backward dynamic programming recursive approach. In the sequel, the article formulated nontrivial extensions of the results to a larger dynamic class for practical and realistic considerations.
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92-105 |
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MILLET PULSE LADDU AS A NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENT FOR PRE SCHOOL AGE (ANGANWADI) CHILDREN
D. Sarada and M.R. Mrudula
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A study on “Millet pulse laddu as a nutritional supplement for children attending ICDS programme†was carriedout in Hayathnagar mandal of RangaReddy district, Andhra Pradesh. The study was an attempt to find the effect of Millet pulse laddu in improving the nutritional status of Pre-school children.
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106-121 |
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IDENTIFICATION OF GROUNDWATER CHEMISTRY AND HYDROGEOCHEMICAL PROCESSES IN PARTS OF QUILON, SOUTH WEST INDIA
Dr. Nissy Anil John
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Assessment of spatio-temporal and seasonal variations in the hydrochemical characteristics of groundwater is one of the dynamic fields of research in the present world. Water samples from different parts of Kollam were assessed to identify groundwater chemistry of varying water types and determine their hydrochemical facies.
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122-133 |
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PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ACTIVATED CARBON FROM COCONUT OILCAKE
Hariprasad.P, Aniz CU, Rajeshwari Sivaraj
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In the present study activated carbon was prepared by using coconut oilcakes, which is a waste from the coconut. Five activated carbons were successfully prepared by carbonization and by activation of coconut oilcakes.
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134-144 |
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THE ACTIVITY OF LIPASE, ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE AND LACTATE DEHYDROGENASE IN PATIENTS WITH ENTAMOEBAHISTOLYTICA
Hwaida SH. AL-Mahdawy, Dr.FarhanAboodRisan,Dr. Khalil I. Abd Mohammed
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The study was carried out during the period from the beginning of (November / 2013 - November / 2014) for detection of Entamoebahistolytica in patients with age range from (3-60) year who attended to AL-Yarmouk teaching hospital and AL-Tifil central hospital.
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145-152 |
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SENSITIVITY ANALYSES AND ELECTRONIC IMPLEMENTATIONS OF OPTIMAL INVESTMENT STRATEGIES AND REWARDS FOR A CERTAIN DYNAMIC CLASS OF PROBABILISTIC INVESTMENT PROBLEMS
Ukwu Chukwunenye
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This article designed and implemented Excel solution templates for optimal investment strategies and the corresponding optimal rewards, for the largest class of certain probabilistic dynamic investment problems for practical and realistic consideration, using backward recursive dynamic programming.
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153-163 |
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EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENT EDUCATION AND ENVIRONMENT ETHICS FOR PEOPLE'S PARTICIPATION IN ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION DISTRICT DELI SERDANG
HD. Melva Sitanggang
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In keeping with environmental sustainability in this world it is necessary efforts to preserve the environment around us so that there is harmonization between fellow creatures living environment.
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164-176 |
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MOTIVATION TO THE PRACTICE OF REGULAR PHYSICAL EXERCISE AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN ADAMA SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY, ETHIOPIA
Habtamu Demelash, Prof. M. Syam Babu
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Motivation in sport and exercise is very important to understand what motivated peoples to undertake any form of physical activity. Ryan, Frederick, lopes, Rubio, & Sheldon (1997) proposed five kinds of exercise motives; A) Enjoyment, B) Appearance, C) Social, D) Fitness, and E) Competence.
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177-190 |
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RESPONSE OF TRICHOME AND STOMATAL FREQUENCY OF LEAVES TO EXPOSURE OF AQUEOUS SULPHUR DIOXIDE BY SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY IN CAJANUS CAJAN AND AMARANTHUS PANICULATUS
B. Sujatha, B. Priyadarshini, Ch. Umamahesh, M.V.V.P. Kumar and J. Saraswathi
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The effect of aqueous SO2 (0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 100 and 250 ppm) on trichome and stomatal frequency of first and fourth week old plants of pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan (L.) Millsp. cv. PDM1) and amaranth (Amaranthus paniculatus L.) were studied.
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191-206 |
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ISOLATION, SCREENING AND CHARACTERIZATION OF CELLULASE PRODUCING MICROORGANISMS AND ITS APPLICATION
G.Ruby Janet, T. S.Anitha, K. Rajendran and V. Karthikeyan
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Isolation, screening and characterization of Cellulase Producing Microorganisms and its application were studied results were tabulated according to the assay of culluase producing and activity against microorganism.
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207-238 |
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A NEW ELECTRON TRANSFER REAGENT: IRON(II) IN ACETIC ACID MEDIUM AND IN PRESENCE OF PYROPHOSPHATE - DETERMINATION OF CHROMIUM(VI) AND THE SPECIATION OF IRON(III) – PYROPHOSPHATE IN THE MEDIUM THROUGH A COMPUTER PROGRAM
K.Vijaya Raju, T.B.Patrudu , K.Raj Kumar and K.Gurumurthy
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Iron(II) in acetic acid medium and in presence of pyrophosphate is proposed as a new electron transfer reagent or reducing agent for the selective determination of chromium(VI) in presence of several other metal ions .
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239-255 |
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THE POSSIBILITY OF APPLYING THE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM OF ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS IN EDUCATION STUDENTS IN SERBIA
Milica Bokonjic, Svetlana Curcic, Biljana M. Bojovic
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Educational institutions, as well as public institutions, have a legal obligation of keeping and archiving various documents related to the educational process and for the functioning of the institutions.
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256-265 |
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EVALUATION OF AUXILIARY LINKS AND ROUTES IN IRREGULAR MODIFIED ALPHA NETWORK
Amardeep Gupta
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New Multistage Interconnection network named as irregular Modified Alpha Network(Modified ALN), which is a modified form of Alpha network has been introduced and evaluated in this paper.
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266-270 |
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Synthesis of 2-Amino Pyrimidine derivative of wood flour and its use in removal of Nickel (II) from polluted water
Harsukh Ram Chharang
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Removal of heavy metals from polluted water is done to avoid water pollution. In present work synthesized resin, 2-Amino Pyrimidine derivative of wood flour is used for removal of Ni (II) from polluted water samples prepared in laboratory. Wood flour(Polysaccharide cellulose) is an easily available wood product. By chelation Ni (II) ions are chelated on the newly synthesised
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271-280 |
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The Use of Electro catalysis as a Tool for Organic Synthesis
Dr. Anil Kumar Pandey
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Recently, electrochemistry has drawn more attention as a flexible method for completing difficult transformations at the cutting edge of synthetic organic chemistry. Several new electrochemical techniques for the creation of useful chemical motifs have been developed as a result of electrochemistry's exceptional capacity to produce extremely reactive radical & radical ion intermediates in a regulated manner under benign conditions. To further improve control over the selective production and downstream sensitivity of these reactive intermediates, recent innovations in electro synthesis have highlighted a greater usage of redox-active electro catalysts. Moreover, electrocatalytic mediators allow for the subversion of the thermodynamic and kinetic barriers encountered in conventional organic synthesis, allowing for the progression of synthetic transformations in a mechanistically distinct manner from simply chemical techniques. The main breakthroughs in synthetic electrocatalysis over the last ten years are highlighted in this overview, with an emphasis on the processes and fundamentals of catalyst design that underlie these developments. The nature of the electrocatalyst and the categorization of the synthetic transformation are used to categorize a wide range of both reductive and oxidative electrocatalytic techniques.
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281-292 |
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Microwave-Assisted Synthesis of Schiff Bases and Evaluation of Their Antibacterial Activities
Manoj Kumar Batra
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a new Schiff bases was synthesized using microwave-assisted synthesis and conventional condensation with aromatic aldehydes. Microwave-assisted organic synthesis (MAOS) is the study of chemical reactions under the effect of microwave radiation. Microwaves radiation have high energy electric fields and will generally heat any substance containing mobile electric charges, such as polar molecules in a solvent or conducting ions in a solid. In resent year the synthesis of Schiff bases under influence of microwave irradiation was found much easier and faster than conventional heating. The synthesis in Microwave irradiation in solvent free or lower solvent conditions are good method for reduce the pollution, lowering the cost and increase the product together with simplicity in processing and handling.
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373-377 |
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INFLUENCE OF RADII OF TRIVALENT METAL IONS ON THE MICELLAR BEHAVIOUR OF LANTHANIDE SOAPS
MANISHA SAXENA
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The conductometric measurements have been used to study the premicellar association, formation of micelles, molar conductance at infinite dilution, degree of ionization and ionization constant of lanthanide soaps the results show that the critical micellar concentration(CMC) decreases with decrease in ionic radii of trivalent metal ions of soap molecules in mixture of 50% methanol and50% benzene mixed solvent.
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299-307 |
