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Effects of Bentonite Inclusion in Naturally Aflatoxin Contaminated Diet on Aflatoxin Excretion and Milk Production of Indonesian Friesian Holstein
No full textuji similarity - PENGEMBANGAN USAHA PEMBESARAN KEPITING BAKAU (Scylla sp) MELALUI SISTEM SILVOFISHERY
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Estimation of carbon stocks of galam (Melaleuca cajuputi) Swamp Forest at each growth stage.
No full textResearch on biomass estimation and carbon stocks in the peat and swamp forest has been done by many researchers, but especially in the galam swamp forest has not been much studied. The present research analyzed the number of carbon stocks in the galam swamp forest at each growth stage. The method used was a destructive sample method. The result showed that the galam swamp forest at the tree stage has the highest carbon stocks followed by the pole and belta stages. The total amount of carbon stocks in the galam swamp forest was 6.606 tons/ha that consisted of 0.057 tons/ha for the belta stage, 1.724 tons/ha for the pole stage, and 4.825 tons/ha for the tree stage. Based on the Paired-Samples T-Test of SPSS, carbon stocks of the tree stage were significantly higher than those of the belta stage at a significant level of 99%, and they were significantly higher than those of the pole stage at a significance level of 95%. Furthermore, carbon stocks of the pole stage were not significantly different from those of the belta stage because it had more stands per hectare than those of the pole and tree stages. It is needed to do research on biomass and carbon stocks either in the vegetation or in the soil holistically in order to reveal the real amount of carbon stocks stored in galam forest sites. Keywords: Galam swamp forest, Growth, Carbon
Cek Plagiasi : Investigating Teacher Professional Development: English Teachers' Learning Activities as Learners
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Sex ratio of calves generated from artificial insemination using frozen-thawed epididymal spermatozoa of spotted buffalo
No full textUtilization of the cauda epididymis as an alternative spermatozoa source for assisted reproductive technology
(ART) has been adopted in many species. This technique is useful to preserve genetic diversity in endangered
species, and from animals experiencing sudden death or pathology resulting in an inability to ejaculate. This
technique has been used for several decades, but data about the distribution of the sex ratio of the offspring
produced is limited. In a preliminary artificial insemination (AI) study concerning using frozen-thawed
epididymal spermatozoa from the spotted buffalo, a skewed sex ratio was observed. Results of this study showed
that mean progressive motility, viability, and membrane integrity of fresh epididymal spermatozoa were 73.3%,
85.4%, and 86.2%, decreasing to 43.3%, 66.6%, and 66.9% after thawing, respectively. We got high and with a
significantly higher number of female (12; 85.7%) compare to male (2; 14.3%) offspring (P<0.05). These
interesting preliminary results indicate that a further study is needed
Optimalization of Mathematical Learning Outcome by Using the Smart Boxes Media at Primary School
No full textAbstract The materials in mathematics taught to elementary school-aged children who are still in the stage of pre-operational concrete thinking are abstract. This leads to difficulties for students in understanding the materials particularly the properties of build space which in turn impacted student learning outcomes. This study aims to analyze the application of smart boxed media on teacher activity, student activity, and student learning outcomes. This type of research is a Class Action Research (Penelitian Tindakan Kelas, CAR) conducted in 4 cycles. This research was carried out at SDN Cindai Alus 1 Kabupaten Banjar in semester 2 (even) academic year 2016/2017. The subjects of this research were grade V students with a total number of 33 persons. Based on the results of this study it can be concluded that the implementation of Connecting Organizing Reflecting Extending learning model, combined with Group Investigation, Course Review Horay and Smart Boxes media increased teacher activity, student activity and learning outcomes. So, it is suggested for teachers to implement them as alternative strategies in teaching and learning Mathematics.
Keywords Learning Outcomes, Smart Boxes Media
THE RISK OF PREGNANCY COMPLICATIONS OF MOTHERS WITH AN ALCOHOL-RELATED DIAGNOSIS: A POPULATION BASED COHORT STUDY
No full textSeveral limitations have been identified with case control and cohort studies assessed
the relationship between maternal drinking during pregnancy and the risk of adverse
effects in pregnancy, including recall/misclassification bias in studies collecting data
retrospectively, and difficulties in retaining high-risk women in longitudinal studies.
The aims of this study were to examine the pregnancy outcomes for mothers who have
an alcohol-related diagnosis, stratified by Aboriginal status. The design of this study
was population-based cohort study using linked Western Australian (WA) health data to
identified women who have had a birth recorded on the Midwives Notification Systems
in WA (1983-2007). Mothers with an alcohol related diagnosis (ICD, 9th/10th
revisions) (n=6,897 non-Aboriginal, and n=3,314 Aboriginal mothers), a proxy for
alcohol-use disorders and their offspring (n=13,933 non-Aboriginal, and n=9,947
Aboriginal infants) comprised the exposed cohort. Mothers without an alcohol-related
diagnosis (n=37,947 non-Aboriginal, and n=9,741 Aboriginal mothers) and their
offspring (n=40,397 non-Aboriginal, and n=20,928 Aboriginal infants) comprised the
comparison cohort. The results showed that the 1.4 fold (aOR 1.42, 95% CI: 1.09-1.87)
increased odds of placental abruption were observed among non-Aboriginal mothers,
but not for Aboriginal mothers. The odds ratios for non-Aboriginal mothers with any
alcohol use diagnosis were 1.30 (95% CI: 1.07-1.57) for threatened preterm labour, and
1.27 (95% CI: 1.15-1.41) for pre-labour rupture of the membranes, and for Aboriginal
mothers 1.56 (95% CI: 1.32-1.83), and 1.34 (95% CI: 1.22-1.47), respectively. The odds
ratios increased when an alcohol related diagnosis was recorded during pregnancy. It
can be concluded that alcohol related diagnosis among non-Aboriginal and Aboriginal
mothers is associated with the range of pregnancy complications.
Keywords: alcohol, pregnancy complications, cohort study, data linkag