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• Dr.Nalinaksh Pankaj

In modern era of science and technology, we see visible and great changes in our surroundings. The life styles of the people so changed that their activity adversely affects our environment. Industrialization, Urbanization, as well as many anthropogenic activities affects the environments physical, chemical as well as biological components adversely.

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• Dr.Chuanxing Xiao

Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) is a multifaceted metabolic disorder whose current treatments are limited by side effects and potential drug resistance. Recent studies highlight the gut microbiota’s role in T2DM, with modulation via diet or probiotics showing potential for glycemic control. Kudzu resistant starch (KRS) and Bifidobacterium adolescentis are promising interventions, but their combined effects remain unexplored.

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• Dr. Yun Ju Song

Protected areas play a crucial role in mitigating the impact of climate change on biodiversity. However, traditional methods of expanding protected areas have focused solely on increasing area size to meet the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) objectives, without considering the effects of climate change.

• Review Article
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• Dr. Ayan Raichaudhuri

Plant molecular farming (PMF) refers to modifying the genetic makeup of plants to obtain transgenic plants which in turn are utilised to get recombinant proteins. Recombinant proteins have gained global alertness. Transgenic plants can be utilised to produce various types of recombinant therapeutics. Plants are appropriate and acceptable hosts since the production cost is much less than transgenic animals, fermentation, or bioreactors. Therapeutic proteins such as antibodies, cytokines, enzymes, hormones, and edible vaccines can be produced by incorporating a foreign gene of a desired nature into a suitable plant.

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• Dr. Jia Hongchen

Horse milk is a highly valuable organic food that is a promising alternative to cow milk, whereas studies of horse milk and its protein constitution remain unclear. A comparative proteomic analysis of milk among cow, goat, camel and horse was developed. The composition of milk varied among four types of milk and horse milk contained the highest amounts of functional whey proteins.

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• Dr. K Shibu Sandeep

The success of dental treatment is evaluated according to functional and aesthetic results. To achieve aesthetics, four basic determinants are required in sequence; viz., position, contour, texture and colour.

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• Dr.Shaki Fatemeh,

Astragalus L. is the largest genus in the Fabaceae family and Iran is considered as one of the most important centers of the genus. In this study, phenolic contents were investigated in the leaves of ten Astragalus species, using spectrophotometric and GLC methods.

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• Shraddha Walunj

The need to investigate new and potent antimicrobial agents from actinomycetes, which are frequently recognised for their capacity to produce a variety of antibiotics, is driven by the mounting stress created by antibiotic resistance

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• Mahmoud M.Sebaiy

New spectrophotometric techniques have been created to measure albendazole in tablet, suspension, and bulk dose forms.

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• Lay-Harn Gam

Beans are frequently used to prepare delicious foods and are primarily made of protein.

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• Azab Elsayed Azab

The danger of liver growth is increased by the liver’s everyday exposure to too many hazardous compounds, either from the environment or from a variety of other sources like preservatives or medications.

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• Natalia Kupriyanova

There are several vectors available for a variety of research, and new modified plasmids are created yearly.