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GENDER DIFFERENCES IN THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN QUALITY OF LIFE AND METABOLIC SYNDROME
Lee-Fen Ni, Ph.D., RN, Yu-Tzu Dai, Ph.D., RN
Abstract:
This study was to assess the association between quality of life (QOL), metabolic syndrome (MetS), and the gender differences in a population of Taiwanese adults. Secondary analysis was conducted using a nationally representative dataset. The data consisted of 2,269 females and 2,298 males.
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1-18 |
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REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY OF HILL STREAM FISH GARRA LAMTA (HAMILTON-BUCHANAN) OF PETSAL AND SIRONIA GARH (TRIBUTARIES) OF SUYAL RIVER OF KUMAUN HIMALAYA
B. P. S. Kanwal
Abstract:
The present study deals with the fecundity, sexual dimorphisms, spawning season, age distribution and sex ratio (reproductive biology) of hill stream fish Garra lamta collected from Petsal and Sironia garh (tributaries) of Suyal river in Kumaun Himalaya, Uttarakhand. The fish breeds once in a year and the breeding season extended from April to June.
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19-35 |
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A REVIEW ON BACTERIAL BIODIVERSITY – A FIELD OF SCIENCE TO ANSWER TO ALL LIFE-FORM
Krishna, M.Jayashankar
Abstract:
Bacterial biodiversity is the study of population of bacteria, that include both beneficial and harmful bacteria. There are many methods to study the biodiversity of bacteria from environments, which was started from 16th century.
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36-49 |
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"TRANSHUMANCE MAP AND PASTORAL CALENDAR OF CATTLE HERDS EXPLOITING THE FORAGE RESOURCES OF THE CLASSIFIED FOREST OF UPPER ALIBORI NORTHERN BENIN"
Alassan ASSANI SEIDOU, Ibrahim ALKOIRET TRAORE, Mohamed Nasser BACO, Marcel HOUINATO
Abstract:
The Classified Forest of Upper Alibori (CFUA) is one of the favorite destinations of national and foreign transhumant who are attracted by its availability of water and forage resources. The agricultural and pastoral pressures on the biological resources of this reserve forest are intensifying, and it is important to develop the transhumance map and the pastoral calendar.
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50-70 |
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STUDY TO ASSESS THE KNOWLEDGE REGARDING MENSTRUAL HYGIENE AMONG ADOLESCENT GIRLS OF A SELECTED SCHOOL IN SONEPAT
Rebecca Dillu
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A study was conducted in Geetanjali Senior Secondary School, Gohana Road, Sonepat to assess the knowledge regarding menstrual hygiene among adolescent girls.
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71-78 |
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PHYSIOLOGICAL STRESS IN KIDNEY OF CHANNA GACHUA CAUSED BY CITY GARBAGE AND MUNICIPAL WASTES: HISTO-PATHOLOGICAL AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPICAL ANALYSIS
Dr. Eva MaryPala, Prof. Sudip Dey
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The kidney of the fish, Channa gachua exposed to city garbage and municipal wastes exhibited dilated blood capillaries of the glomeruli, obliterated Bowman’s space, degenerated distal tubule and accumulation of necrotic debris within the lumen. Necrosis in tubules along with accumulations of fibrinous exudates and hemorrhage were also seen.
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79-94 |
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IMPACT OF THREE ENTOMO-PATHOGENIC BACTERIAL STRAINS AND ITS INFLUENCE ON AGRICULTURAL LEAF ROLLER PESTS OF HARITALODES DEROGATA (FAB.) (LEPIDOPTERA: NOCTUIIDAE)
Sujatha S, Pooja Mohan, Lakshmi G.N. Sofia Glarisha V.G. Reshma U., Ajusha Suresh
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Insect pests are an important and probably the most challenging pest to control in agriculture, in particular when they feed on below ground parts of plants. The application of synthetic pesticides is problematic owing to side effects on the environment, concerns for public health and the rapid development of resistance.
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95-111 |
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STRUCTURAL, IMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPIC AND CYCLIC VOLTAMMETRIC INVESTIGATIONS ON BIPBVOX SOLID ELECTROLYTE SYNTHESIZED BY ETHYLENE GLYCOL– CITRIC ACID SOL– GEL ROUTE
Elyas Sadeq AlAghbari, Hakim Qaid Naji MuseedAlarique, Adel Qassem Saeed Shamsan, Sameh A.S. Alariqi, Niyazi Abdulmawla Sallam Al-Areqi, Saba Beg, Farea Naqvi
Abstract:
Samples of BIPBVOX.x (Bi2V1–xPbxO5.5–x/2)singly substituted systemin the composition range 0.05≤ x ≤ 0.20 were prepared by ethylene glycol– citric acid sol–gel synthesis route. Structural investigations were carried out by using a combination of powder X–ray diffraction,FT–IR and DTA technique.
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112-130 |
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THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON LAKES
Dr. Shashi Kanta
Abstract:
Human activities that consume petroleum derivatives radiate gases (basically CO2 and CH4) that collect in the air and trap heat. There stays minimal valid discussion that our environment is changing and it is normal that these progressions will probably bring about outrageous environment variances (e.g., changes in recurrence and force of tempests and floods), expansions in worldwide water temperatures, decreases in ice cover, and biotic changes. Environmental change will influence our property and water assets, and our economy; these
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147-159 |
