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Case report and Literature review
*Sandeep A. Lawande.
*MDS,FICOI(USA),FICD,FPFA Assistant Professor,Department of Periodontics,Goa Dental College & Hospital,Bambolim, Goa, India – 403202.
Abstract:-Pigmentation of gingiva is most commonly caused by the deposition of melanin in the basal layer of oral epithelium. Gingival melanin pigmentation may be seen across all the races and at any age without gender predilection. In this smile-conscious era, patient demand for cosmetic therapy of gingival melanin pigmentation has been increasing. Several methods of gingival depigmentation have been used with variable degrees of success. This case report presents a simplified and effective surgical technique of de-epithelisation with bur abrasion which has been successfully attempted to enhance periodontal aesthetics in particular and facial aesthetics in general.
Key words:- Gingiva, melanin, pigmentation, de-epithelisation, bur abrasion, aesthetics.
Research article:-
K. Karunambigai*, C. Saravanan, C. A. Sureshkumar, K. Kaveri, M. Thamizhmozhi.
Aadhibhagawan College of Pharmacy, Rantham, Cheyyar-604407, Thiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu, India.
Abstract:- The present work describe a reverse phase HPLC method for line quantification of carbandazim in raw and cooked Indian Cereals as pulses the retention time of carbandazim is 2.85minutes in RP HPLC using 10%V/V phosphate butter in acetonitrile water in ratio 17.37:46 as mobile phase and c18 (5u 250X4.6mm)by hypersil column as stationary phase . The effluent was monitored by UV detection at 230nm the method was validated for accuracy, precision, specificity in this study 15 samples of cereals by pulses of different varieties were analyzed for residues of carbandazim in raw as well as cooked forms. The maximum residual limit for cerbandazim residues in cereals and pulses is 0.5 mg/kg. The analyzed amount of carbandazim residues in raw sample of cereals and pulses was 0.0320-18.8171 mg/kg by collected samples 0.003-0.6776 mg/kg. The carbandazin plots were within range of 0.1 to 100 mg /ml (R.0.9995), the observed percentage recovery of carbandazim was found to be 90.09-102-82% which indicated good accuracy and reproducibility of the method.
Key words:- RP-HPLC, Carbendazim, Cereals, Pulses, Determination.
Research article
Verma S.,Thakur B and *Das S.
G. D. Rungta College Of Science And Technology, Kohka Kurud Road, Bhilai, Durg, Chhattisgarh,India.
Abstract:- Water is important component of all living beings. It also performs unique and indispensible activities in earth ecosystem, biosphere and biogeochemical cycles. Physiochemical parameters were conducted to gain knowledge on the ponds. This study was carried out in the month of May -June (2012).the results showed that in the pond water The hardness, calcium, magnesium content was found to be high. The Dissolved Oxygen was found to be ~ 24.2mg/l while BOD remained ~7.28mg/l . Presence of NO3, PO4, and NH3 were also recorded. TDS values were ~1970mg/L.
Key Words:-Water sample, physico-chemical parameters.
Research article:-
Samia, A.A. Hassan1, Sania, A.I. Shaddad 2, Kamal Salih1, AbdelKhalig Muddither 3, *S. I. Kheder 4*, Barsham, M.A.5
1Veterinary Research Institute, P.O. Box 8067, El-Amarat, Khartoum,Sudan.
2Faculty of Medicine, Dept. of pharmacology, University of Khartoum, Sudan.
3Faculty of pharmacy, Dept. of Pharmaceutics, University of Khartoum, Sudan.
4Pharmacy program. National college of Medical and Technical Sciences,Sudan.
5Department of physiology and Biochemistry, Faculty of Veterinary Science, University of Nyala, Sudan.
Abstract:- Introduction: Herbal galactoues are widely used today in all cultures to stimulate milk production both in women and dairy animal. Objective: This study was carried out to investigate the effect of (Multiple dose) of oral administration of Trigonella foneum-graeum. L. (Fenugreek) seeds on milk yield, body weight, and to clarify the hormonal effects on milk production of Sudanese desert sheep. Materials and methods: Twenty-one adult, healthy, ewes in med lactation were randomly divided into three groups (n=7) and were given orally different doses of fenugreek (0, 2.5 and 5g/kg bwt) weekly for 7 weeks. Blood samples were collected and body weights were measured weekly but the milk yield was daily measured. Results: Administration of (2.5 and 5g/kg bwt) for 7 week induced highly significant increase (P<0.05) in milk yield and body weight gain in all treated groups compared with control. This effect was associated with a significant enhancement of detectable levels in (ng/µl) of prolactin, T4 and TSH. The significant higher levels of prolactin (ng/ µl) and TSH (µl/ µl) were observed compared with control group (P<0.05). Conclusion: the present study concludes that the Trigonella foneum can enhance milk yield and body weight and the effect of increasing milk yield is associated with the stimulating effect of prolactin and other thyroid hormones.
Key words:- Trigonella foneum-graeum. L. (Fenugreek) seeds , Milk production.
Original article:-
Ayarin Glorida Stephen.J 1, E. Prabhakar Reddy 2*, T.Mohana Lakshmi 3 & B.Sai Ravi kiran 4
2nd MBBS Student1, Associate Professor, Department of Biochemistry& Central laboratory2*, Department of Microbiology3, Department of Biochemistry4,Sri Lakshmi Narayana Institute of Medical Sciences, Puducherry,India.
Abstract:- Importance of clinical results for effective patient care has been continually increasing with the increasing focus as achieving better analytical quality through usage of improved laboratory analysers. We are aware of the causes of mistakes corrective acting could be taken to reduce then which could further improve total quality of laboratory results. When the most errors occur enables laboratories to focus their quality improvement effects as analytes. Same analytes are affected by very low levels of hemolysis, lipemic and icterus. Hemolysis are potassium, AST, that are very sensitive to the effect of hemolysis. Blood draws from indwelling catheters a during IV starts are more prone to the hemolysis capaled to vein puncture drawns.
Key Words:- Lipemic samples, Hemolysed samples, Icteric samples, pre analytical errors, post analytical errors.