Past Issue | Volume | Volume 3,Issue 1,Jan,2017
FRESH WATER FUNGI FROM NAGPUR DISTRICT OF MAHARASHTRA, INDIA
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Present study deals with the fresh water fungi from Nagpur district of Maharashtra. Six species were found to occur in foam and submerged wood sample collected from various water bodies of Nagpur district. These six species are namely Tetraploa aristata, Torula herbarum, Diplocladiella scleroides, Beltrania rhombica, Helicomyces lilliputeus and Ellisembia adscendens. All these fungi are reported for the first time from Nagpur district. All the fungi observed are described and illustrated in this paper.
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The study on energy intake, energy requirement and energy expenditure of overweight women was conducted on 90 women aged between 21 to 25 years in Hyderabad city. It is an interventional study conducted in two stages. In stage one the dietary energy intake, the energy requirement and energy expenditure of each subject was assessed and compared to the standards. In stage two the sample were educated on overweight and the dietary nutrient intake and lifestyle. The knowledge of the sample before and after the educational intervention was assessed to study the impact of educational intervention. The food habits of the women were poor, as per their BMI they were overweight and obese and a notable percent of them consumed junk foods and meals less frequently. The physical activity levels of majority of women showed sedentary life styles, the energy intakes of majority of them were below normal though a good percentage of them showed above normal fat intake. The dietary nutrient intake for majority of them was inadequate.
QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE ADHERENCE TO HAART IN THAR (RAJASTHAN) –A SIX MONTHS FOLLOW-UP STUDY.
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Adherence to HAART is an important issue regarding the treatment outcome. In India, after initiation of free ART supply by NACO, adherence studies must be needed from various corners of the country.
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The balance and maintenance of postural control is a multisystem process incorporates the visual, vestibular and somatosensory input from afferent and efferent control strategies. Since stroke subjects often present with somatosensory deficits, stimulation of somatosensory system can be done by many ways to improve balance of stroke patients. There are many other researches in which results shows that whole body vibration and wobble board separately and in combination improve balance in stroke patients. So purpose of my study is to know that which is more effective in improving balance of stroke patients, whole body vibration or wobble board training.
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A series of 4,4'-(1,4-phenylene)bis(6-substituted-2-oxo-1,2-dihydropyridine-3-carbonitrile) and other heterocyclic systems have been synthesized via two synthetic strategies. The structures of the newly synthesized compounds were substantiated by diverse spectroscopic and analytical data. The cytotoxic and antiviral activities of some of the prepared compounds were examined. The results reveled that some compounds have significant cytotoxic activity, while only four derivatives were able to inhibit the hepatitis-C virus RNA (+) and (–) strands at 10-100 μg/mL concentration range.
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An double blind single clinical pilot study was conducted in15 diabetic individual. The study was conducted under the guilinesof GCP ( Good Clinical Practice). No changes were done in their medication and were only subjected to additional Meditation Healing therapy conducted under the guidance of Master. After attending the sessions the results were analysed. Soon after the meditative session the Blood Sugar levels were raised maintained. When the pancreas started getting cured the blood sugar levels dropped down to become normal.
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