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Poultry Farming, A Growth-Promoting Sector to be Promoted and Supported for the Employment of Young People and Women
DOI: 10.31031/APDV.2021.08.000692
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The flourishing production of poultry in the world, remains less important in Africa,
compared to other countries like France which produces nearly 20 billion table eggs
(consumption) per year, against ten billion in Côted Ivoire; 885 million in Senegal in 2019;
about 100 million for Burkina, etc. This low production explains why the consumption of
poultry products remains low in Africa: 20 and 60 eggs/year in south of the Sahara African
countries against 280 units/year in France, i.e., the equivalent of the annual laying of a hen
or more than 300 eggs/year in Japan and Mexico, meaning nearly one egg per dia. There is
therefore an existing large market and a production progress need to be achieved
Mini Review
Bioplastics- A Sustainable Biopolymer
DOI: 10.31031/SBB.2021.05.000615
Bioplastics have acquainted various adaptabilities with the environment. Bioplastics have brought
more up-to-date difficulties to give an outline of the non-biodegradable petrochemical plastics
market, including their underlined tests, common creation strategies, portrayal, and conceivable
elective waste usage perspective. Thus, bioplastics is an alternative environmentally friendly
sustainable polymer with attributes that can be utilized in numerous applications for commercial
Research Article
Manifestation of Defensive Processes in Basic Motor Responses: Evidence from Chinese Participants
DOI: 10.31031/TNN.2021.04.000592
Previous studies have found that, in the Western culture, the defensive processes of participants with
relatively avoidant attachment tendencies are manifested in their basic motor responses. Studies have
also shown that there are cultural differences in attachment behaviors. Therefore, it is worth examining
whether the defensive processes of relatively avoidant individuals are manifested in their basic motor
responses in the Eastern culture as well. In the present study, 122 Chinese undergraduates were recruited as participants. They were shown real pictures of their mothers and were asked to push or pull a lever as quickly as possible. The results showed that participants with relatively avoidant tendencies inclined to pushed the lever when their mother’s picture was presented. Thi.....
Research Article
Potential Sustainable Cement Free Limecrete Based on GGBS & Hydrated Lime as an Alternative for Standardised Prescribed Concrete Applications
DOI: 10.31031/RDMS.2021.15.000874
A fundamental issue with the active ingredient of concrete, Portland cement, is its energy-intensive
manufacturing process, which has led to the cement industry emitting up to 10% of global CO2 levels.
To facilitate the reduction in the embodied CO2
of concrete, the Portland Cement (PC) content has been
entirely replaced volumetrically with Hydrated Lime (HL) and ground granulated blast furnace slag (GGBS
or SL). GGBS was used to replace hydrated lime content in 10% increments up to 100% GGBS. Analysis
of compressive and flexural strength and density testing was performed on samples to investigate the
mechanical and physical properties at 7, 28 and 91-day curing ages, whilst flexural testing was conducted
at 91 days curing age. Four standard mix ratios, 1:1:3, 1:2:3, 1:1:2 and 2:1.....
Mini Review
Topology Optimization and Additive Manufacturing Application for Check Form Tool on Aviation Industry
Serdar Yurduseven, Mustafa Ozgur Bora* and Burak Abaci
DOI: 10.31031/AMMS.2021.07.000669
Topology optimization is a technique widely used in making a design to have a lighter structure
providing the same functionality. With topology optimization, it is possible to design a product much
lighter with the same strength values. However, structures having a complicated geometric design cannot
be produced by conventional manufacturing methods. To eliminate this limitation, additive manufacturing
methods, which are widely used in today’s technology, are used in producing the structures with
complicated geometric designs. These structures that prosses a complicated design can be produced with
only one processing stage in a short period of time. It is aimed to produce the required product in aviation
industry quickly, cheaply, and lightly. In this research, it is aimed to prod.....
Opinion
The Tibetan Medicine Rhodiola is Effective Against Inflammatory Storms
DOI: 10.31031/MADD.2021.03.000568
Inflammatory storm, or cytokine storm, is an overactivation of the immune system
caused by infection, drugs, or certain diseases that can rapidly lead to single or multiple organ
failure, eventually threatening life. Cytokine storms have been an important cause of death in
COVID-19, SARS, MERS and influenza. Cytokines mainly Include Interferon (IFN), Interleukin
(IL), Chemokines, Colony Stimulating Factors (CSFs), Tumor Necrosis Factor (TNF) and so
on. These cytokines are secreted by certain immune cells, and some of their functions are to
promote inflammation, some are to inhibit inflammation, to maintain a state of equilibrium in
the normal human body. When the immune system is over-activated due to infection, drugs,
autoimmune diseases and other factors, it may secrete a large n.....
Mini Review
Molecular Radar: The Future of Rapid Noninvasive Diagnostics
Janelle Resch* and Ireneusz (Eric) Ocelewski
DOI: 10.31031/NRS.2021.09.000716
The COVID-19 pandemic has painfully demonstrated the urgent need for next generation sensing and
diagnostic technologies. If potential outbreaks are to be avoided going forward, it will be necessary
to rapidly identify the emergence of new pathogens and detect individuals carrying such pathogens,
regardless of the viral load or whether they were symptomatic. This work will briefly discuss how
exploiting the electromagnetic spectrum of biomolecules can be utilized for such detection and
identification purposes
Mini Review
Enhanced Oil Recovery: Methods and Applications Review
DOI: 10.31031/PPS.2021.04.000585
Recently, the Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) research and implemented projects (pilots/full field) show
massive interest from all major E&P companies, especially CO2 injection or flooding in oil reservoirs,
to improve the oil recovery of the target reservoirs. Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) projects are usually
applied after the secondary recovery phase. The Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) application is to recover
the remaining oil, after the primary and secondary recovery phases, via enhancing the oil displacement
and sweep efficiencies. The oil displacement efficiency could be improved by reducing the oil viscosity
or lowering the interfacial tension. In contrast, the sweep efficiency could be improved by developing a
favorable mobility ratio between the displacing fluid and the remaining .....
Opinion
Carbonates the Future of Oil Production
DOI: 10.31031/PPS.2021.04.000586
Carbonates are the most abundant sediments and sedimentary rocks after terrigenous
clastics. Carbonates are formed mainly by chemical, biochemical and biological processes, in
contrast to sediments and rocks of terrigenous origin, which are essentially originated by the
processes of weathering and erosion of other pre-existing rocks, almost all carbonates are
formed in the marine environment, in coastal or tropical ocean environments where clastic
sedimentation is minimal or does not exist. These carbonates develop as reefs, platforms, atolls,
banks, mounds and ramps, as well as in the form of pelagic deposits in the oceans, for which a
series of conditions are required in the formation and accumulation of these sediments [1]. In
some lake environments with a tropical climate and l.....
Research Article
Determining the Concentrations of Lithium and Calcium in Canned Tuna Fish Produced by the Factories at Khuzestan province, Iran
Mona Daraei*, Heibatullah Kalantari and Zahra Nazari Khoragani
Backgrounds and aims: Nutrition is the main way to receive the elements that human body needs.
Lithium (Li) and Calcium (Ca) are two elements, which have important roles in human body. There are
a few studies about the amounts of calcium and lithium in canned tuna fish. The aim of this study was to
determine the concentrations of calcium and lithium in canned tuna fishes.
Materials and methods: To this aim, 150 samples of canned tuna fishes from two well-known brands
(Majid and Poolak), marketed in Khuzestan province of Iran, were obtained. Li contents of the samples
were measured by Atomic Absorption Spectrometry (AAS) with atomization in graphite furnace. Ca
contents of the samples were measured by AAS using nitrous oxide-acetylene flame.
Result: The mean concentrations of calciu.....
Case Report
A Rare Case of Wunderlich Syndrome Secondary to Bleeding Renal Angiomyolipoma (AML)
DOI: 10.31031/CJMI.2021.05.000619
Wunderlich syndrome is a rare fatal condition characterized by spontaneous atraumatic renal
hemorrhage that confined to peri-renal and sub capsular space. It may present as an acute or insidious
onset. Female has more predilection for the syndrome compared to males. Diagnosis is usually incidental.
A constellation of symptoms known as Lenk’s triad described by the German physician Carl Reinhold
August Wunderlich in diagnosing the condition that are acute flank pain, flank mass and hypovolemic
shock. Etiologies related to the syndrome can be broadly classified into neoplastic and non-neoplastic.
Commonest benign neoplastic cause of Wunderlich syndrome is renal angiomyolipoma while malignant
causes such as Renal Cell Carcinoma (RCC) and liposarcoma. Non neoplastic causes such as vas.....
Mini Review
Health Beyond Healthcare Premises
DOI: 10.31031/CJMI.2021.05.000620
Happiness, regarding the most noteworthy achievable norm of wellbeing, is one of the
major privileges of each individual without qualification of race, religion, political conviction,
monetary or social condition. The augmentation to all people of the advantages of clinical,
mental, and related information is vital for the fullest achievement of wellbeing. The WHO
structure of wellbeing framework: human resources for health
Opinion
Freckle Formation Affected by Geometry Features of Single Crystal Superalloy Castings
Dexin Ma*, Yunxing Zhao and Weitai Xu
DOI: 10.31031/RDMS.2021.15.000873
In comparison to our conventional knowledge, some new features of freckle appearance have been
observed, indicating new aspects of freckle formation in the Single Crystal(SC)turbine blades made of
superalloys. The casting shape has more significant influence on the freckle formation than the local
thermal condition. On the transverse sections of the components with curved contour, freckles were
exclusively found on the outward curving surfaces having positive curvature, because the surface effect
zones of the neighboring sides are overlapped, providing more favorable convection condition. In
comparison, the surfaces with negative curvature remained freckle free, because the surface effect of the
neighboring sides is divergent from each other. In the longitudinal direction, the freck.....
Short Communication
Caring for Caregivers: Demands, Burden and Strain
DOI: 10.31031/SMOAJ.2021.04.000592
In the United States of America, about one-third of adults are cared for by some other
adult. Such objective data on caretaking is not available in our country. Caregiving is becoming
a complex medical care pursuit. It has metamorphosed from an unceremonious household
level affair to an extensive section of wellness protocol
Mini Review
Prognostic Value of PRISMA-7 Score for Frail Elderly Patients with Advanced Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma
Salah Mabrouk Khallaf*, Anwar Tawfik Amin and Mona M Sayed
DOI: 10.31031/NACS.2021.06.000638
Finding the prognostic factors for this dismal disease is still challenging, especially for elderly
patients. Patient age [1,2], performance status [1], blood neutrophil-lymphocyte ratio [3], Plasma
Chromogranin A [4], frailty index [5] are documented as prognostic factors for outcome of the patients
with advanced pancreatic cancer. Data about elderly patients in these trials is limited. We present our
practice regarding the importance of frailty index called PRISMA7 (Program of Research to Integrate the
Services for the Maintenance of Autonomy-7) score for prognostic stratification of elderly patients with
advanced pancreatic cancer. It was highly significant prognostic factor for those patients
Short Communication
Treatment of Internal Parasitoses of Cattle with a New Dosage form of Eprinemectin Percutaneously
RT Safiullin*, RR Safiullin and SK Shibitov
A study of the therapeutic efficacy of a new drug form of eprinomectin-Elivec in the strongylatoses of the gastrointestinal tract of young cattle was carried out on spontaneously infested animals in the Moscow Region. Elivec was prescribed in a dose at the rate of 1ml per 10kg of animal weight cutaneous once. The basic drug was Ganamectin in the recommended dose subcutaneously once. According to the results of coproskopic studies, after 10 and 30 days all the treated animals were free of invasion. In the production test, the efficacy of Elivec was cumulative with strongylatoses of the gastrointestinal tract of heifers: EE - 96.7%, IE - 98.86% and of Ganamectin EE - 95%, IE - 98.04%. In the course of the research, to differentiate invasive larvae of strongylatoses up to the genus, 20 sample.....
Research Article
A Study on Centralised and Decentralised Swarm Robotics Architecture for Part Delivery System
Angelos Dimakos, Daniel Woodhall and Seemal Asif*
Drones are also known as UAVs are originally designed for military purposes. With the technological
advances, they can be seen in most of the aspects of life from filming to logistics. The increased use of
drones made it sometimes essential to form a collaboration between them to perform the task efficiently
in a defined process. This paper investigates the use of a combined centralised and decentralised
architecture for the collaborative operation of drones in a parts delivery scenario to enable and expedite
the operation of the factories of the future. The centralised and decentralised approaches were extensively
researched, with experimentation being undertaken to determine the appropriateness of each approach
for this use-case. Decentralised control was utilised to remove the ne.....
Mini Review
Chemical Aspect of Antimicrobic Influence Mechanisms of Silver: One Possibility of Prevention from COVID-19
Azra Jaganjac*, Lejla Klepo and Dragan Kresic
DOI: 10.31031/MADD.2021.03.000567
In December 2019, a pneumonia outbreak was reported in Wuhan, China. On 31 December
2019, the outbreak was traced to a novel strain of coronavirus, which was given the interim
name 2019-nCoV by the World Health Organization (WHO), later renamed SARS-CoV-2 by
the International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses. The pandemic has resulted in travel
restrictions and nationwide lockdowns in many countries. Since the main way to prevent the
spread of this disease around the world is disinfection and hygiene, it seems to us that the
use of the bactericidal effect of silver shown in this paper would be interesting for further
fight against this plague. Silver can be found in native form, alloyed with gold or combined
with sulfur, arsenic, antimony or chlorine in ores such as argentite (Ag2S.....
Mini Review
The Role of Proximal Sensors to Improve Land Management, Meet Environmental Targets and Increase Nutrient Use Efficiency on Farms
DOI: 10.31031/MCDA.2021.09.000718
Increasing nutrient use efficiency on farms; improving land management; changing land use to capture
more carbon, along with boosting renewable energy and the wider bio economy are practices that have
been identified as key mechanisms by which the ambitious goal of achieving carbon net zero by 2050
can be achieved [1,2]. In order to increase nutrient use efficiency on farms, it requires knowledge and
data collection to manage inputs, outputs, emissions and productivity. Soil and crop sensors can play an
important role in improving the precision of agricultural practices while minimising harmful emissions
to the environment. Rapid advances in technology mean that today there are many soil and crop sensors
which provide a fast, powerful, non-destructive means of measuring a large numb.....
Mini Review
Uranium Recovery Focuses
DOI: 10.31031/AMMS.2021.07.000667
Uranium is a silvery-gray metal that is part of the actinide family. A uranium atom has 92 protons and
92 electrons, six of which are considered capacitance electrons. Because uranium isotopes are unstable,
Uranium is an actinide element, and has the highest atomic mass of any naturally occurring element.
Uranium is a chemical element with the symbol U and atomic number 92 The uranium ore must be refined
to produce the pure, natural metal uranium. Refined uranium contains three different isotopes or nuclear
forms. These three isotopes are U -235, U-234 and U-238, all three of which are radioactive elements. There
is only a small amount of U-234. Most natural uranium metal is U-238. Which makes up about 3.99% of
uranium metal. While U-235 is only about 0.7% of the remaining value. On.....
Mini Review
Impacts of the New Inventory of Environmental Liabilities in the Mining-Metallurgical Region of Santa Lucia, Cuba
Bruguera Amaran NC* and Martínez DG
DOI: 10.31031/AMMS.2021.07.000668
In the mining-metallurgical region of Santa Lucia, the previous studies on the analysis of the impacts
of the extractive activity and the associated technological processes have not made an approach to the
accumulated environmental liabilities through the use of management instruments. New theoretical
references are proposed in the classification of inventories of Environmental Liabilities (EL) associated
with the mining-metallurgical activity and its support activities. The Geographic Information System (GIS)
is used as a tool from a spatial data infrastructure platform (IDE) with support in ArcGIS from a Database
Management System (DBMS). In the research, theoretical methods were used, such as historical-logical
analysis, the systemic approach and analysis and synthesis. As empiri.....
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