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Advances and prospects of theranostic nanoparticles in personalized medicine
Get PDFNanotheranostics, coordination appropriate to analytic alsohelpful capacity in one framework utilizingadvantages appropriate to nanotechnology, is very alluring inasmuchas customized medication. Since treating malignant growth is certainly not a one-size-fits-all situation, it expects treatment towards be adjusted towards patient's particular biomolecules. Customized alsoaccuracy medication (PM) does precisely that. It distinguishes biomarkers towards acquire a comprehension appropriate to conclusion alsothusly treatingparticular issue in view appropriate to exact finding. By prevalently usingextraordinary properties appropriate to nanoparticles towards accomplish biomarker distinguishing proof also medication conveyance, nanotheranostics can be applied towards painlessly find also target picture biomarkers also further convey treatment in light appropriate to biomarker dispersion. This is an enormous alsoconfident job theranostics should fill. In any case, as portrayed in this well-qualified assessment, current nanotechnology-based theranostics frameworks designed inasmuchas PM applications are not yet adequate. PM is a consistently developing field that will be a main impetus inasmuchas future disclosures in biomedicine, particularly malignant growth theranostics. In this article, writers take apartnecessities inasmuchas fruitfulnanotheranostics-based PM
Satriya culture and Srimanta Sankardeva's contributions to education
Get PDFIn most parts of Assam, the Satriya culture is prevalent. Assamese culture is incomplete without this feature. To get to where it is now, the Satriya culture has undergone a major transition. In the 15th century, Srimanta Sankardeva and Sri Sri Madhabdeva founded this practice. Srimanta Sankardeva possessed a wide range of qualities. He was an Assamese poet, playwright, painter, and sculptor who contributed significantly to Assamese culture. He pushed for a pure, honest work culture, social discipline, humanized love, and universal religion acceptance. Education was a privilege reserved for a select few from society's top crust during Sankardeva's time. The mass people were still mired in a pit of illiteracy and ignorance. We shall study about the satriya culture, its evolution, importance, and Srimanta Sankardeva's contribution to society, culture, and education in this article
Learning problems regarding children with autism spectrum disorders
Get PDFBackground: Autism spectrum disorder is a term used to describe a constellation of early- appearing social communication deficits and repetitive sensory–motor behaviours associated with a strong hereditary component as well as other causes. Material and Method: A descriptive study was conducted in Care Centers in Holy Karbala from 1 May 2021until 2 July 2021 to assessment of Learning problems of Children at Autism. A Non-Probability of (Purposive Sample) of (69) Autistic children was selected to be a sample of this study, under the following criteria. Data analysis approaches is used in order to analyze the data of the study under investigation of the statistical package (SPSS) ver. (20) 
Effect of interval training exercises on bone mineral density indices in elderly women
Get PDFBackground: In most situations, postmenopausal osteoporosis is a silent medical condition without significant or apparent symptoms till the existence of a fracture. Purpose: The goal of this study was to see how effective interval aerobic exercise is at improving bone mineral density indices in the cases of elderly women. Materials and methods: The current study is randomized, controlled trial. During 12-weeks of intervention, 40 subjects with age ranging from 60 to 70 years were randomly subdivided into two main groups: the exercise group (n=20) and the control group (n=20). Exercise group performed the interval exercises program which consisted of high intensity interval exercise (70%maxHR) with intensity lower (50% max HR) workloads were interchanged within 2 min, for 30 -40 minutes per session, 3 times per week for 12 weeks. Control Group did not receive any form of physical therapy intervention, but this group was instructed and encouraged to be remaining active. Outcomes: There are some factors to be considered; Bone mineral density (T score from DEXA), vitamin D levels, and Estrogen levels in the body
Analysis of various accessory foramina in mandible
Get PDFIntroduction: The unnamed openings present in mandible are called accessory foramina. The distribution and importance of these foramina are variable, as they may serve as a conduct for nerve fibres or blood vessels. They may be important for dental surgeon and anaesthetists in performing complete nerve block and avoiding injury to the transverse get neurovascular structures. Materials & Methods: In the present study a total of 50 dry human mandibles of unknown sex and without any gross abnormality were collected from the Department of Anatomy, Saveetha Dental College, Chennai for evaluation. With the help of Vernier Calliper and Ruler, the measurements like the length, breadth and diameter of sacral hiatus will be measured. The results obtained were analysed, tabulated and represented graphically. Results: The Accessory foramina on the internal surface of the mandible was examined.Frequency of accessory mandibular foramen in 0.5mm is 40% ,in 1.0mm is 18%, in 1.5mm is 9%. Frequency of accessory mental foramen and frequency of accessory retromolar foramen in 0.25mm is 20% and 9% respectively.Conclusion: The accessory foramina transmitting during nerve block. 
Pedagogy of child development in the Kichwa nationality of Pastaza and incidence in the formulation of the initial level curriculum
Get PDFThe research conceptualizes pedagogy as the art of organizing the ways in which children are educated through socialization practices, to form citizens with desirable characteristics for a society. For this, it seeks to describe the knowledge about parenting practices and stages of development of the Kichwa del Pastaza nationality. The objective of the research is to base an epistemology of intercultural pedagogy from the knowledge that the Kichwa del Pastaza nationality has on parenting patterns and stages of child development. The methodology applied is documentary descriptive, applying the analysis and interpretation of content, it was limited to the review of articles published in digital magazines, located in databases such as Redalyc, Scopus, WOS, Latindex 2.0, interviews; The results show that one of the difficulties is the absence of research on early childhood education for indigenous peoples in the country and the limited academic production in the region, a situation that leads to the proposal of an analysis methodology that allows the foundation of an intercultural pedagogy from the collective memory. of the Kichwa del Pastaza nationality on parenting practices and stages of development.  
Association of ADH1C and ALDH2 genes with alcohol dependence in south Indian Tamilian population: A case control approach
Get PDFObjectives: Alcohol dependence (AD) poses a serious medical problem and significant public health issue contributing to morbidity and mortality throughout the world. The aim of the study was to establish the allele and genotype frequencies and to test the association of rs698 (ADH1C) and rs671(ALDH2) with the risk of alcohol dependence in south Indian Tamilian population. Methodology: A total of 150 alcohol dependent cases aged between 18- and 65-years fulfilling DSM-V criteria were recruited from the de-addiction centre. Blood donors (n=150) who had a history of alcohol intake with AUDIT score of less than eight were selected for the control group. The alleles were genotyped using TaqMan SNP genotyping assays by quantitative PCR. Association with alcohol dependence was evaluated with various genetic models using the Chi-square test. Multiple logistic regression analysis was performed to explore the effect of covariates. Results: The observed genotype frequency distributions of rs698 and rs671 were in agreement with Hardy Weinberg equilibrium (p>0.05).The dominant and allelic genetic model of ALDH2, rs671 between cases and controls showed a statistically significant association of the genetic variant with AD. 
First documentation of canine dipylidiasis by molecular detection in Baghdad City, Iraq
Get PDFCanine dipylidiasis is a zoonotic intestinal cestode infects cands, fields and rarely human. The goal of this study was to determine morphological characteristics by traditional parasitological methods and molecular techniques among stray dogs in Baghdad, Iraq. Totally, thirty-two adults of D.caninum were isolated from 15 small intestines that were naturally infected obtained from 100 necropsied stray dogs (15%) and used for morphological description after using Semichon-acetocarmine stain, on the basis of morphological description of the scolex, immature, mature, and gravid segments of D.caninum The results revealed a significant difference (p> 0.01) in the dipylidiasis infection based on the dogs' sex, females had a higher infection rate (28%) than males (10.7%). In between aged groups, infection rates showed a relatively significant difference (P≤0.01) with a higher rate in puppies (20%) than in adults (13.8%). The records of D.caninum increased in March compared to the other months, with nil infection in August. By using the DC28SrRNA region at size (653bp) se, Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), DNA sequencing, and phylogeny were used for identification and genetic variation between thirty-two local D.caninum and NCBI. 
To assess if job stress and family pressure affects quality of work of nurses
Get PDFPurpose: The present study aimed to understand the effects of stress and family pressure on nursing staff's mental and physical health and the impact of their work on their quality of life. Nursing staff encounters many stress factors that affect them mentally and physically then, in turn, affect their productivity and general quality of life. Method and material: A cross-sectional study was conducted among 99 nurses, 54 male and 45 female, working in different settings, either be at home or in hospitals all across India. Data was collected using the SF-36 questionnaire and the RAND SCORING TOOL to help analyze the data. Results: Using an independent sample t-test with the t value of 86.547 with a p value< 0.005 and a mean of 88.21±6.606. The total population recorded is affected by stress factors, and the correlation is directly proportional to the age of the people. Therefore, if the period goes high, the quality of life is most likely affected due to Stress and family pressure. Conclusion: Nursing staff is very demanding in both working settings, both at hospitals and home. Different stress factors affect both the mental and physical health of nursing staff. 
Cause of pendency of cases in India: An analysis
Get PDFIn India, the pending of court cases and the consequence of deprivation of basic human rights is a question of quality and effectiveness in the country's judicial system. Indian courts have a huge backlog of litigation, which would take several years to clear if the system continues to operate at its current level of efficiency. One of the grey areas in which our justice delivery system has fallen short of the public's expectations is the judiciary's failure to provide justice quickly. One of the most significant issues facing the judiciary is the delay in the administration of justice. In this research paper, the author discusses the problems with the Indian judiciary and the need to strengthen court management in order to reduce case pending times