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New Regenerative Medicine in Postoperative Functional Recovery, Empowered by Adipose-Derived Stomal Cells

Rie Hayashi, Norikatsu Miyoshi* and Shiki Fujino

Innovations in Tissue Engineering & Regenerative Medicine

In gastroenterological fields, curative surgical resection leads good survival; however, defective function may be caused as the postoperative complications, resulting in poor quality of life. Regarding the cases of tumor or disease located at the lower rectum, although surgical resection is commonly performed, it also carries increased risks of function loss. Defecation disorders after rectal surgery are termed Low Anterior Resection Syndrome (LARS), and the major (severe) LARS is serious postoperative complication, and some predictive models were reported previously. However, there are still few reports on effective treatments for LARS which can be performed after the operation. The interdisciplinary field of regenerative medicine offers strategies that can potentially restore injured t.....

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Abiotic Stress in Vegetable Crops: Challenges and Strategies

Anant Bahadur*, Rajeev Kumar, Hare Krishna and TK Behera

Journal of Biotechnology & Bioresearch

DOI: 10.31031/JBB.2023.05.000601

In view of increasing challenges posed by abiotic factors owing to changing environmental conditions, the total production of vegetables are likely to get significant setback, which has potential to give a ruinous blow to the efforts being taken for food security. In this context, understanding various stresses by vegetable crops and devising and adopting the innovative means for their timely and effective mitigation would be a pragmatic approach in order to better equip farming communities against such impending challenges. The present review is a small yet noteworthy action towards sensitizing the stakeholders about imminent threats proffered by environmental stresses to a successful vegetable crop production.

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The Conventional Diagnostic Techniques of Malaria in Endemic Areas: A Review of the Approaches with Focus on Newly Noninvasive Methods

Ammar A Abdelmola, Ghanem Mohammed Mahjaf and Mosab Nouraldein Mohammed Hamad*

Cohesive Journal of Microbiology & Infectious Disease

DOI: 10.31031/CJMI.2023.06.000645

Background: Malaria continues to be a major global health problem, with over 228 million cases and 405,000 deaths estimated to occur annually. Rapid and accurate diagnosis of malaria is essential to decrease the burden and impact of this disease, particularly in children. We aimed to review the main available techniques for the diagnosis of clinical malaria in endemic settings and explore possible future options to improve its rapid recognition. Methods: Electronic databases including, Google, Google Scholar, PMC, PubMed, Science Direct, and Scopus were rigorously searched using the terms Malaria diagnosis, Microscopy for malaria, plasmodium detection, Rapid diagnostic tests, PCR for malaria for the completion of this descriptive review. Result: Literature review shows that Light m.....

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Development and Assessment of Dispersible Tablets Containing Lomefloxacin HCl

Mukesh Kumar S*, Aleza Rizvi, Basant Lal, Harshit S, Ratnanjali P and Sakshi S

Modern Applications in Pharmacy & Pharmacology

DOI: 10.31031/MAPP.2023.03.000562

In the current study, an effort was made to formulate FDT of lomefloxacin HCl in an effort to improve patient compliance, offer a rapid start of action, increase solubility, and cover up its unpleasant taste. By complexing lomefloxacin HCl with Hydroxyl Propyl Cyclodextrin (HP-CD) via a solvent evaporation technique, taste masking and solubility were improved. The finished complex was then directly crushed into tablets utilizing various super disintegrants such as sodium starch glycolate, croscarmellose sodium, and polyplasdone XL-10 at concentrations of 1%, 1.5% and 2% while being sweetened with aspartame and lubricated with aerosol. The amount of medication released by FDT increases as the concentration of super disintegrants rises, and formulation F6-which contains 1.5% croscarme.....

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Photochemical Tissue Engineering for Vascular Applications

Katalin Kauser* and Kevin S Warner

Innovations in Tissue Engineering & Regenerative Medicine

Photochemical tissue engineering is well suited for interventions applied to vascular diseases to control long term vascular remodeling. Photochemical tissue engineering methods described in this article utilize light absorption by a photosensitizer molecule producing reactive intermediates resulting in crosslinking of protein molecules at oxidizable amino acid constituents. A vascular application being developed utilizing photochemical tissue engineering is called Natural Vascular Scaffolding (NVS). NVS photochemically creates new covalent bonds between the natural structural components of the extracellular matrix to retain treatment-initiated shape changes, and to reset the hemodynamic stress on the cellular components. As a result of new protein crosslinks, the treatment increase.....

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Threats for Endangered Species: Carrying from Oceans to the Public Aquariums

Muhammed Duman*

Examines in Marine Biology & Oceanography

DOI: 10.31031/EIMBO.2023.06.000626

Zoos and aquariums are popular establishments for both education and entertainment, providing visitors with the opportunity to observe and learn about a diverse range of animal species. These two institutions are very valuable as they offer the opportunity for visitors to get access and be in contact with wild animals that are usually inaccessible due to urban life [1,2]. As zoos serve as a shelter for various land animals, aquariums are meant to showcase fish and other aquatic species. However, Aquariums, Freshwater, Marine water or deep-sea are ubiquitous to observing Fish; they ensure limited areas for wild species, especially larger ones [3,4]. In spite of some limitations, aquariums actually play a crucial role in conserving endangered aquatic species. Many aquariums are worki.....

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Environmental Resilience and the Metabolism of Peripheral Settlement in an American Metropolitan Area

Peter Rowe1* and Guo Boy

COJ Reviews & Research

DOI: 10.31031/COJRR.2023.04.000596

In the current Anthropocene Era environmental, resilience can be defined as the capacity for urban settlement to withstand and/or recover from negative settlement environmental impacts [1]. This in turn relates to the metabolism of the settlement, particularly with regard to various embodied flows of water, energy and material stocks measured in metric tons per year or similar and directly attributable to the settlement. In this research, stock-flow models were devised using available data characterizing the metabolism of various domains of human co-existence [2]. These included peripheral settlement in metropolitan regions, such as the Dedham, Westwood and Norwood area of Boston in the United States. Flows were then represented emanating from sources in the geosphere, biosphere an.....

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A Communication on FDM 3D Printing Polymeric Filaments with Applications in Biotechnology

Evando S Araújo*, Eumara M E da Silva and Pedro H N Cardoso

Research & Development in Material Science

DOI: 10.31031/RDMS.2023.18.000948

3D printing by Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) is characterized as a technology to produce threedimensional objects/models from the deposition of successive layers of the molten material of interest, on a work surface of a 3D printer. Most applications of the technique involve the use of conventional polymeric filaments for the production of parts with different geometries, which meet the specific demands of areas such as Engineering, Architecture and Education. In recent years, the manufacture and use of functional, biocompatible and/or biodegradable polymeric filaments containing active substances has been gaining prominence in the literature due to the possibility of producing prostheses, artificial tissues and medicines with controlled release, at a relatively low cost, high prec.....

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Polyphenols as Antioxidants in Bovine Milk Measured by the Superoxide Anion

Galina MA*, Higuera Piedrahita RI, Olmos J and Pineda J

Novel Research in Sciences

DOI: 10.31031/NRS.2023.14.000849

Due to a high obesity incidence within the Mexican population (75% of individuals), Mexican residents are prone to higher chronic degenerative diseases On the other hand, it’s known that milk can provide antioxidants that help prevent diseases associated with cellular oxidation (that could favor COVID infections) therefore, this paper’s objective is to determine the degree of antioxidant protection in cow’s milk, based on the superoxide contents including milk samples from zero grazing and grazing cows to study and identify tracing parameters correlated to Polyphenols in the feeding system. This parameter, expressed as a molar ratio between antioxidant compounds and an oxidation target, distinguishing products from grazing and zero-grazing animals, divided into three different.....

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Josephson Junction, the Quantum Engine: from S.QU.I.D. Sensors to Qubits for Quantum Computers

Eliene B Simao-Silva, Galdino JF, Faddul-Stelzenberger AS, Boareto-Mendes AJ and Fernando M Araujo-Moreira*

Research & Development in Material Science

DOI: 10.31031/RDMS.2023.18.000947

In this review of our own work, we show the physics and applications of Josephson Junction (JJ) and 2D arrays (JJA) made with this powerful quantum engine. This study is based on more than twenty articles published in more than two decades. In actual days, applications of this device go from the most sensitive sensor to measure magnetic flux, called S.QU.I.D. (from Superconducting Quantum Interference Device) to quantum bits. A unit cell of a JJ, with a cost of about a few hundred dollars allows the availability of a magnetometer with a cost of about one million dollars to a quantum computer with cost of about ten million dollars. The Josephson junction

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Competitive Sport and its Impact on Sleep Quality in Children: First Results of an Innovative Pilot Study

Esther Solano-Pérez, María Castillo-García, Carlota Coso, Sofia Romero- Peralta, Lourdes Guerra, María Esther Viejo-Ayuso, Laura Silgado-Martínez, Leticia Álvarez-Balado, Eduardo Laviña-Soriano, Sonia López-Monzoni, Rosa Mediano San Andrés, Irene

Research & Investigations in Sports Medicine

DOI: 10.31031/RISM.2023.09.000717

There are data about the impact of sleep quality on the performance of athletes in adults, but little is known in children. Our objective was to evaluate the sleep quality in children who practiced high- performance sports and analyze how it influenced their night rest. Preliminary data of an observational pilot study where 20 children between 4-17 years who practiced sports are presented. Variables of daytime and nighttime activity were recorded for 7 days using an Actimeter. Anthropometric variables and Morningness / Eveningness questionnaires were also collected. Mean Total Sleep Time (TST) was 7.37 (±0.37) hours, presenting 40% of days with a TST lower than 7 hours. 100% of the children went to bed later than 10:00pm, 75% later than 11:00pm and 20% later than 00:00am. 35% of th.....

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Assessment of Spontaneous Pneumomediastinum: Experience with 15 Patients

Mehmet Sarikaya*

Surgical Medicine Open Access Journal

DOI: 10.31031/SMOAJ.2023.05.000609

Pneumomediastinum, also known as “mediastinal emphysema”, is the presence of air in the mediastinum. Spontaneous Pneumomediastinum (SPM) is the presence of free air in the mediastinum without any causal factor such as trauma, mechanical ventilation, or iatrogenic injury [1]. SPM is a rare entity that is often triggered by activities that cause acute changes in intrathoracic pressure, such as childbirth, strenuous exercise, vomiting, and coughing. It was first described in adults in 1939 and is much less common in children [2]. Free air may leak from the ruptured alveoli into the pulmonary interstitium and then reach the mediastinum through the bronchovascular sheaths. It can migrate from the mediastinum to the neck, esophagus, submandibular space, and retropharyngeal space. Its.....

Opinion

The Crucial Influence of Tree Planting Should be Comprehensively Considered in Neighborhood Environment Simulations

Yunwei Zhang*, Xiaoyan Sun and Xinrui Xie

Environmental Analysis & Ecology Studies

DOI: 10.31031/EAES.2023.11.000756

Numerical simulations are frequently carried out in the neighborhood scale to investigate the urban environmental issues including pollutant dispersion, exposure risk assessment, heat island and thermal comfort. Idealized building array and/or street canyon models are usually used without considering the influences of doors, windows, moving cars and tree plantings. In fact, those factors could greatly change the simulated results. Especially, the influences of tree planting are crucial, as the influences of tree plantings are comprehensive, and in terms of energy balance, air temperature, humidity, shading and aerodynamics. However, the comprehensive influence of tree plantings have rarely been considered in previous investigations. In most of the simulations that concerning on air.....

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Hypothesis for COVID-19 Vaccine Detoxification

Yang Pachankis*

Associative Journal of Health Sciences

DOI: 10.31031/AJHS.2023.02.000544

The article puts forth the null hypothesis and secondary alternative hypothesis for a newly designed clinical trial. The alternative hypothesis utilizes the clinical trials characteristics for a parallel behavioral trial in determining the correlative role of chromatophores in human immunobiology. The clinical trial is designed with the sebaceous immunobiology concept, and the detoxification ideally reduces the acidification activities in SARS-CoV-2 viral entry and reactive oxygen species’ concentrations in the viruses’ hibernation in low-density lipoprotein cholesterol altogether.

Opinion

Radioiodine-Valuable Addition to Therapy of Glioblastoma Muliforme

Agata Czarnywojtek*, Magdalena Borowska and Krzysztof Pietrończyk

Modern Applications in Pharmacy & Pharmacology

DOI: 10.31031/MAPP.2023.03.000561

I would like to present a new hypothetical method of treating Glioblastoma Multiforme (GM), which has hitherto been used as a standard in neurosurgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Is it possible to treat GM with Radioiodine Thyroid (RIT) alone without using the sodium iodide symporter (NIS) gene? After all, the NIS has been detected not only in the thyroid but also in various cancers [1-8].

Review Article

A Brief and Critical Review of Endemic Fluorosis in Domestic Animals of Scheduled Area of Rajasthan, India: Focus on Its Impact on Tribal Economy

Shanti Lal Choubisa

Clinical Research in Animal Science

DOI: 10.31031/CRAS.2023.03.000551

A special area has been created by the government by joining eight districts, namely, Banswara, Chittourgarh, Dungarpur, Pali, Pratapgarh, Rajasamand, Sirohi, and Udaipur out of 33 districts of the state of Rajasthan (India), which is called “scheduled area”. Along with the area being very backward and underdeveloped > 70% of the population of this area is tribals. These people are very poor and backward socio-economically and are financially dependent on agriculture and domestic animals including cattle (Bos taurus), water buffaloes (Bubalus bubalis), sheep (Ovis aries), and goats (Capra hircus). In this area, not only the tribals but also their animals are suffering from the dreaded fluorosis disease by drinking fluoride-rich water. In fact, in this tribal area, almost all dri.....

Commentary

The Use of The Male vs Female Pelvis to Assist in Certifying Eligibility for Competition in Female Sports

Dennis Shavelson*

Research & Investigations in Sports Medicine

DOI: 10.31031/RISM.2023.09.000716

To be clear, the authors are not involved in the politics of transgender participation in Female sports. We are focused on the obvious differences in the male and female anatomy and engineering that exists. We aim to merely suggest a theoretical answer to consider as a solution to the benefit of all involved that may reduce the political charged milieu that exists with a possible solution.

Opinion

Nanotechnology for the Green Economy and Sustainable Development

Lamyaa F Gado*

COJ Technical & Scientific Research

Nowadays, particularly in a globe with finite resources, the existing economic development paradigm, which is predicated on continuously increasing resource consumption and pollutants emission, cannot be perpetuated. Pollution is produced as a result of developing and boosting industrial output, which leads to an adverse impact on the ecosystem and all aspects of human life. These circumstances have led to the concept of a “green economy” emerging that introduces the opportunity to change the way to manage the relationship between the economic and environmental spheres [1,2].

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Security Attacks, Limitation in Wireless Networks and their Solutions

Anam Nigar*

COJ Technical & Scientific Research

The aim of this paper is to review some wireless security issues such as attacks, threats, and vulnerabilities as well as some solutions for dealing with them. Wireless security can prevent unauthorized access to a Wi-Fi network. To keep their staff connected to the internet at all times, businesses today rely significantly on Wi-Fi or wireless networking. On the other side, Wi-Fi is incredibly vulnerable to intrusion by cybercriminals. If you want high-level wireless security, you willl need to implement these steps. Despite 20 years of research, there is still no clear answer on the best technique to prevent wireless networks from security issues.

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Vermicomposting: A Sustainable Solution for Waste Management

Supriya P, Sumit R*, Kuniyal JC* and Kapil K

COJ Technical & Scientific Research

The excessive use of synthetic fertilizers and other agrochemicals during the Green Revolution has had negative impacts on soil health and the environment. In order to adopt a more sustainable approach to agriculture, it is necessary to use organic nutrient sources. Vermicomposting is a cost-effective and environmentally-friendly technique that uses worms to break down organic waste into nutrient-rich compost. Vermicomposting promotes soil biodiversity and improves plant health, leading to increased crop productivity and reduced yield loss. Vermicompost is a valuable tool for sustainable agriculture and safely treating agricultural, industrial, domestic, and medical waste.

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Integrated RNA-Seq Analysis for Identification of Differentially Expressed Gene in Medullo- Blastoma

Sana Tabassum, Muhammad Aizaz*, Shehbaz Ahmad, Mamta sharma and Kanika Handu

Significances of Bioengineering & Biosciences

DOI: 10.31031/SBB.2023.06.000631

Medulloblastoma is the most typical malignant brain tumor in kids. Younger children, especially babies, are at a considerably increased risk of therapeutic adverse effects. Despite significant advancement in the domain of medulloblastoma molecular biology, much remains to be accomplished in comprehending the etiology, important mechanisms causing medulloblastoma, and molecular risk stratification, as well as developing strategies of treatment with improved survival and fewer long-term squeal. So, the goal of this study is to look at and assist in the Identification and annotation of differentially expressed genes in Medulloblastoma for better treatment and long-term survival of the patients. Identification of potential therapeutic targets among the differentially expressed genes ca.....

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New Regenerative Medicine in Postoperative Functional Recovery, Empowered by Adipose-Derived Stomal Cells

Abiotic Stress in Vegetable Crops: Challenges and Strategies

The Conventional Diagnostic Techniques of Malaria in Endemic Areas: A Review of the Approaches with Focus on Newly Noninvasive Methods

Development and Assessment of Dispersible Tablets Containing Lomefloxacin HCl

Photochemical Tissue Engineering for Vascular Applications

Threats for Endangered Species: Carrying from Oceans to the Public Aquariums

Environmental Resilience and the Metabolism of Peripheral Settlement in an American Metropolitan Area

A Communication on FDM 3D Printing Polymeric Filaments with Applications in Biotechnology

Polyphenols as Antioxidants in Bovine Milk Measured by the Superoxide Anion

Josephson Junction, the Quantum Engine: from S.QU.I.D. Sensors to Qubits for Quantum Computers

Competitive Sport and its Impact on Sleep Quality in Children: First Results of an Innovative Pilot Study

Assessment of Spontaneous Pneumomediastinum: Experience with 15 Patients

The Crucial Influence of Tree Planting Should be Comprehensively Considered in Neighborhood Environment Simulations

Hypothesis for COVID-19 Vaccine Detoxification

Radioiodine-Valuable Addition to Therapy of Glioblastoma Muliforme

A Brief and Critical Review of Endemic Fluorosis in Domestic Animals of Scheduled Area of Rajasthan, India: Focus on Its Impact on Tribal Economy

The Use of The Male vs Female Pelvis to Assist in Certifying Eligibility for Competition in Female Sports

Nanotechnology for the Green Economy and Sustainable Development

Security Attacks, Limitation in Wireless Networks and their Solutions

Vermicomposting: A Sustainable Solution for Waste Management

Integrated RNA-Seq Analysis for Identification of Differentially Expressed Gene in Medullo- Blastoma

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