A burn is a dangerous skin injury that affects not only the skin but also other organs. Burns in particular cause damage to kidneys, heart, metabolism, increase in body temperature, vomiting and other complications. What to do when burned, how to give first aid to an injured person? After all, the condition of a person and even his life depends on the provided first aid.
14.02.2023 Volume 2 Issue 2 View more Download
Apart from Central Asia, the walnut grows in the North Caucasus, Moldova, Crimea, the North Caucasus, and Ukraine. It is also grown in the Balkan Peninsula, Iran, Turkey, Afghanistan, Pakistan, China, Korea and Japan
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Chronic endometrial cancer often develops in the acute form of the disease. Most often, more advanced forms of inflammation that are not cleared or incorrectly defined are poured. This pathology is based on two forms of the disease. Acute inflammation. Chronic endometritis. Symptoms and treatment will vary depending on the stage of the disease.
13.02.2023 Volume 2 Issue 2 View more Download
Increasing resistance to anthelmintic drugs has necessitated the search for alternative treatments to control gastrointestinal nematode parasites. Animals fed Cichorium intybus L, a temperate (pasture) crop, reduce their parasite burden, making C. intybus a potentially useful source for new anthelmintic compounds or a diet-based prophylactic-therapeutic option. Here, we used in vitro bioassays with the parasitic nematode Ascaris suum and molecular network methods with five species of yeast to identify putative active compounds. Network analysis predicted sesquiterpene lactones (SL) as the most likely group of anthelmintic compounds. Subsequent biomass-based fractionation supported these predictions, and isolation of pure compounds showed that SL 8-deoxylactusin (8-DOL) was the compound most strongly associated with antiparasitic activity. In addition, 8-DOL was observed to have an anti-parasitic effect in synergistic combination with other SL. Finally, it was found that extracts obtained from the mushroom showed activity against two ruminant nematodes (Teladorsagia circumcincta and Cooperia oncophora) in in vitro assays. Overall, our results confirm the antiparasitic activity of the mushroom against a range of nematodes and pave the way for targeted isolation of active compounds or selective breeding of specific cultivars to optimize its future use in human and veterinary medicine.
11.02.2023 Volume 2 Issue 2 View more Download
Pregnancy planning brings a lot of problems to every woman. This is the beginning of pregnancy and deep preparation for having a child. Trust your body, your developing baby, and your doctor. And, of course, the health of your future child depends more on you. You can easily avoid many dangers - heat, cold, alcohol, cigarette smoke... right? But what if the threat is invisible?
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When observing the effect of biopreparations based on Bacillus thuringiensis strain on the biometric indicators and development of Phaseolus vulgaris plant, several changes occurred. As the positive aspects of these changes, the rapid development of its vegetative organs such as root, leaf and stem, changes in the time and quantity of the plant entering the harvest were observed. Based on this, the effect of the selected strains on local species was studied, and alternative biopreparations were recommended.
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The article studied the plant lavender officinalis (Lavandula angustifolia-officinalis L.). Plant reproduction. This is the French and Spanish coast of the Mediterranean Sea. The plant grows in all parts of Europe. Cultivated in North Africa and North America. In nature, it grows on the shores of the Black Sea, on the slopes of the Caucasus Mountains. It was introduced in Uzbekistan, and many researchers carried out a general classification of the plant and the agrotechnics of its cultivation.
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In the Microbiology Laboratory of the Veterinary Research Institute, an experiment was carried out on eight rabbits. In this case, rabbits were allocated to four main experimental groups and four main control groups. Rabbits in the experimental group were infected with an abdominal cavity of 0.5 ml at a rate of LD50 1 mlyar from the causative agent, Pasteurella multocida, and blood was drawn from the supraocular region and analyzed beginning on the first day of the experiment.Blood leukoformula was used to detect rabbits.
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