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Volume 3 Issue 3
Sepsis Preventive Maintenance (Blood Infection)
Introduction
The reason - growth of is conditional-pathogenic flora as a result of long vaccination, a syndrome of strengthening of an infection and decrease on this background of immunity.
The is conditional-pathogenic bacterial flora happens, both gramme-positive, and gramme-negative. [..] READ MORE
Mycetoma: An Infectious Neglected Tropical Devastating Disease
Mycetoma is a neglected, chronic, progressive, granulomatous disease of the skin and subcutaneous tissues, which sometimes involves the muscle, bone, and neighboring tissues. Mycetoma continues to pose a huge public health threat in many tropical and sub-tropical countries of the world. [..] READ MORE
Gland, Secretion, Adnexa - Apocrine Hidrocystoma
Preface
Apocrine hidrocystoma was initially described by Mehregan in 1893. A terminology of “black hidrocystoma “was precedent for pigmented apocrine hidrocytsoma. The benign tumefaction is frequent in adults and depicts an equivalent gender or a slight female predisposition [1]. [..] READ MORE
Development of Newspaper as a Resource of Bioenergy Through the Successive Saccharification with Aspergillus Niger Cellulase
Used newspaper is one of the major components of solid waste of which millions of tons are produced annually by the global population. Landfilling, besides incineration and recycling, is the most popular process of managing this waste material also described as organic waste. [..] READ MORE
The Crucial Factors to Producing the Compatible Viral Vaccines for Individuals
Subunit viral vaccine becomes the major choice for manufacturing viral vaccine with a thought of safety reason to prevent side effects in addition to the convenient way of production. However, the success to use subunit viral vaccine to prevent a particular viral infection is very limited. [..] READ MORE
The Microbiome, Stroke and Neurodegeneration
Significant dysbiosis occurs in the bowel microbiology of stroke patients. The thickening of these extensive and complex changes in one index will significantly help the clinical use of microbial data in the gut. Scientists developed a microbiota in the intestines in patients with acute ischemic stroke based on microbial colon patterns, and tested whether the index was correlated with brain injury and early outcome [1]. [..] READ MORE
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