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Wound Healing Tissue Graft Using Prf Incorporated Pla Membrane
Get PDFPoly lactic acid (PLA) is a biocompatible and biodegradable polymer that has been extensively used in tissue engineering and medical devices. Platelet rich fibrin (PRF) is a fibrin matrix in which platelet cytokines, growth factors, and cells are trapped and may be released after a certain time and that can serve as a resorbable membrane. Platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) incorporated into a poly(lactic acid) (PLA) membrane is a potential approach for wound healing and tissue grafting.
Materials and methods: This procedure is done by mixing 6% alginate with 3% poly lactic acid and then dissolving it in 100ml of water. And then, freshly platelet rich fibrin is collected from whole blood. These both solutions are mixed together and blended for 3 hours to form a homogenous membrane.
Results and discussion: PLA based composites development is one of the
strategic methods for different problems related diseases. Blending of PLA membrane with PRF may provide balanced physical and biological properties. Platelets, which contain growth factors, play major roles in cell migration, proliferation, differentiation and angiogenesis and are associated with the tissue regeneration process. It can be used as a major method in fabrication of wound healing faster compared to other methods available.
Conclusion: This study concludes that the synthesized PLA with PRF membrane is effective in accelerating wound healing
A Critical Analysis Of “Matter And Manner” In Amrita Pritam’s Autobiography ‘Shadows Of Words’
No full textThe present study entitled “A critical analysis of “Matter and Manner” in Amrita Pritams’s Autobiography Shadows of Words. This study explores how Pritam has employed” Matter and Manner in her autobiography novel Shadows of Words. This novel is highly metaphorical and imagistic in its narration. The term “Matter and Manner” is taken from Mathew Arnold’s The Study of Poetry and adopted it in this research as a research methodology. The grand subject matter does fix the grand manner (style). As Arnold has stated that, “greatness of matter is inseparable from greatness of manner”. If the subject is grand, the grand style will be followed automatically in the process of narration. The term “Matter” means the content of particular literary work “Matter” means the way in which the story is written. The aim of the present study is to investigate how employment of manner and matter go hand in hand and to exhibit how they are blended as a writing method in her novel Shadows of Words.
Amritam Pritam was a prolific poetess of the twentieth century and a versatile genuius. Her poems essays, short stories and novels written in Hindi and Punjabi have been translated into more than thirty regional and foreign languages. Among the fellow Indian writers of her times, she occupies a unique position. This ‘uniqueness’ arises because of her foray into both lovely and harsh imaginative world which, apart from being confessional outpouring of a sensitive soul, is also a reflection on the patrichal social constraints.
Pritam’s poignant poems publicized the plight of Punjabi women, who had woven their suffering in a conservative milieu, into folk songs sung softly behind voluminous veils and in the privacy of the kitchen to which they were perpetually doomed. The present book attempts to throw a light on the works and achievements of the famous post-colonial Punjabi and Urdu female writer, who through her excruciating thoughts, depicted the struggles and challenge of Indian women during latter half of the twentieth century
Enhancing the Future Growth and Boosting Efficiency of Agricultural Service Centers
No full textThis study primarily aims to formulate scientific principles for enhancing the quality and broadening the reach of agricultural advisory services. It also seeks to provide practical recommendations and methodologies for evaluating the efficiency of regional agricultural advisory services. The research focuses on the processes involved in establishing, evolving, and operating the agricultural consulting system for producers in the agricultural secto
Exploring the Effectiveness of Blind Recruitment as a Recruitment Method: A Critical Literature Review
No full textRecruitment, a pivotal function in human resources management, significantly influences organizational performance. However, a notable drawback lies in the potential bias introduced through factors such as demographics, appearance, and cultural differences during candidate selection. Existing literature reviews indicate a limited focus on blind recruitment, revealing a gap in knowledge. This study aims to address this gap by revisiting the concept of blind recruitment, with objectives including the identification of new themes, exploration of blind recruitment concepts, and a critical review of the approach.
The author adopts a desk research approach, conducting an extensive literature review through systematic review methods, integrating multiple research sources into a cohesive project. Data is gathered from past research articles relevant to the topic. Results suggest that blind recruitment serves as a viable solution to minimize bias in the recruitment and selection process. By eliminating characteristics that may lead to bias, companies employing blind recruitment can ensure the selection of the most qualified candidates for vacant positions. Key themes identified include hidden demographic data, skill-based selection, avoidance of social media pre-screening, and anonymization of initial interviews. Despite its advantages, criticisms in the practical context of blind recruitment are also acknowledge
Greenwashing Unveiled: A Global And Indian Perspective On Deceptive Environmental Practices
No full textThis study meticulously explores the pervasive issue of greenwashing within the global corporate landscape, shedding light on its origins, impact, and the specific challenges encountered in India. Greenwashing, characterized by the dissemination of misleading claims regarding a company\u27s environmental practices, poses a significant threat to authentic sustainability endeavours. Originating in 1986, the term "greenwashing" refers to the dissemination of misleading or unverifiable claims regarding a company\u27s environmental practices, creating a false perception of environmental responsibility. The research intricately navigates the complexities of greenwashing, examining its repercussions on both global and Indian businesses. It underscores the urgent necessity for robust regulatory frameworks, heightened consumer awareness, and collaborative initiatives to effectively counter deceptive environmental claims. The study encompasses an analysis of international efforts, highlights notorious cases spanning various industries, and provides a comprehensive overview of initiatives addressing greenwashing practices in India. In conclusion, the study emphasizes the pressing need for increased transparency, the establishment of clear standards, and independent verification processes to combat global greenwashing. It calls for stakeholders to unite in fostering authentic environmental stewardshi
Tech Grows Green: Exploring Fintech Inclusion among Agripreneurs in the Plant-Based Food Sector
No full textThe Agripreneurs involved in plant-based food sector are significant in developing economies, as they stimulate agricultural advancement, protect food security, and achieve sustainable agricultural practices. Fin-tech is essential for the plant-based food sector because it helps to manage money effectively, provides necessary funds, and simplify business operations, supporting their growth and competitiveness in the business. The purpose of this study is to explore the influence of financial technology on plant-based foodpreneurs/agripreneurs. The Objective seeks to uncover the integration, general understanding and to clarify the attitudes and acceptance of Agripreneurs concerning the business adaptability of financial technology, and to determine how specific demographic characteristics of Agripreneurs shape their decisions regarding fin-tech receptivity. The questionnaire utilized in this research was crafted using insights and metrics from previous studies carried out in developing countries, ensuring its contextual appropriateness. This evaluation employed contemporary statistical techniques like the Kruskal-Wallis H test and the Mann-Whitney U test, offering a comprehensive and statistically sound analysis. The result show that many agripreneurs are open to using Fin-tech services, considering themselves moderate users of these technologies. They seem to know and appreciate the various financial tools that Fin-tech companies offer. Factors like the experience, educational background of the Agripreneurs, brand recognition, and ease of use of Fin-tech services play a significant role in their decisions to adopt these technologies. The study concludes that Fin-Tech are effectively catering to the needs of Agripreneurs by providing quality services via a unified platform marked by low-interest rates, simplified operations, and limited transaction fees. Additionally, the personalized and tailored financial solutions empower Agripreneurs to navigate market challenges more effectively, fostering growth and sustainability
Finding Related Posts On Social Media Through Content Semantic Similarity
No full textSentiment research on social media provides businesses with a quick and easy way to track public opinion about their brand, business, directors, and other topics. In recent years, a variety of features and approaches for training sentiment classifiers on datasets have been investigated, with mixed results. In this research, we have proposed an approach for detecting emotion in text and predicting sentiment using semantics as extra characteristics for various datasets and a study on present methods for opinion mining Forum posts has the specific problem of finding related posts to a post at hand. By considering across the related documents the contents of posts are generally consider are whole .Here similarity process are done between two posts with respective segments and should be of same intention. All posts are generally fragmented in the form of group to attain the goal bunches. Now similarities are generally cross view in the forums in the form of sections and that will of same intention. Finding related forum posts are done in the form of division strategy is delineate
Unveiling The Spectrum: A Comprehensive Review Of Mental Health Assessment And Support In Pediatrics
No full textMental health concerns among children and adolescents have risen in recent years, necessitating increased attention from healthcare providers, educators, and society. Early intervention is essential to mitigate the adverse effects of these conditions and promote the well-being of young individuals. This comprehensive review examines the current landscape of mental health assessment and support for pediatric patients, encompassing assessment tools, treatment modalities, support systems, and the multidisciplinary approach. By synthesizing contemporary research and best practices, this paper aims to enhance our understanding of pediatric mental health and elevate the quality of care for this vulnerable populatio
Revitalizing E-Governance In Haryana: Embracing Digital Transformation Post-Pandemic
No full textThe COVID-19 pandemic has significantly stretched the boundaries of Haryana\u27s e-governance infrastructure, mobile networks, and smart device utilization. This period witnessed an unprecedented surge in technology adoption not only at the central level but also among State and Local Governments. Even citizens who were previously not active technology users embraced digital tools. The post-pandemic scenario has brought about a transformative shift, underscoring the crucial role of e-governance initiatives in citizens\u27 lives. This transition represents a deliberate move towards a contactless society. In light of this, there is a compelling need for the Government of Haryana to proactively strategize for the emerging reality, aiming to emerge stronger from the crises by further accelerating the digital transformation of government service delivery and citizen engagement through e-governance. The momentum gained during the pandemic presents a unique opportunity for Haryana to not only adapt to the new normal but also to propel itself to greater heights in terms of e-governance adoption and utilization. This underscores the importance of leveraging technology effectively to ensure good governance, promote contactless interactions, and advance the broader goals of the Digital India initiative
Herbal Remedies Among The Mizo Traditional Healers And The Village Folks In Mizoram, India
No full textIndigenous peoples possess valuable traditional knowledge about wild medicinal plants, often with local names and significant medical or cultural importance. This knowledge serves as a valuable foundation for effective in situ conservation efforts. ‘In situ conservation’ requires accurate information on the status of medicinal plant populations, the extent of plant use by local communities, and the resource base\u27s capacity to support various economic activities. Utilizing this traditional knowledge can aid in evaluating the importance of medicinal plants and raising awareness, as cultural significance is often more relatable to the public than scientific trial results. The study identified 35 plant species from 34 genera and 29 families, which are used for treating conditions several illnesses. Understanding human impacts on biodiversity and the driving forces behind these influences is crucial for prioritizing conservation efforts and promoting sustainable use of medicinal plants