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Juniper Publishers: Quality by Design in Enzyme Catalyzed Reactions : PeerReviewed Chemistry Journals Juniper Publishers Abstract Quality by Design is the new-age path chosen towards achieving the dem...

JUNIPER PUBLISHERS- OPEN ACCESS JOURNAL OF REVIEWS & RESEARCH Maternal Thyroid Dysfunction, Intrauterine and Fetal Growth Restriction Authored by Ahmed RG Letter to Editor The bioavailability of maternal thyroid hormones (THs) during pregnancy is critical for the development and growth of fetus and neonates [ 1 - 58 ]. During the second half of gestation, thyroxine (T4) and 3, 5, 3'-triiodothyronine (T3) induce intrauterine growth through increase the fetal anabolic state/ metabolic state and the positive action on the growth regulatory factors and other endocrine systems [ 59 - 60 ]. In late gestation period, the prepartum elevation in the bioavailability of T3 can mediate the maturational actions of the glucocorticoids and increase the functionality of the sympathetic nervous system [ 60 - 62 ]. In turn, this mediation can protect the neonate from the stress of delivery and from the new extrauterine environment [ 60 ]. On the other hand, intraute...

Juniper Publishers: Airway Nerve Blocks in Awake İntubation : Journal of Casestudies   Juniper Publishers Abstract Awake intubation is one of the strategies which planned according to situati...

JUNIPER PUBLISHERS-OPEN ACCESS JOURNAL OF REVIEWS & RESEARCH Deramatophilosis in Draught and Dairy Cattle in Tamil Nadu Delta Districts of India Authored by S Krishna Kumar Abstract Chronic dermatitis caused by Dermatophilosis in dairy and drought animals were studied in delta districts of Tamilnadu. Dermatophilosis is a contagious zoonotic skin disease caused by Dermatophilus congolensis with wide host range and most commonly affects cattle, sheep and horse. The disease is characterized by exudative dermatitis with scab formation. Factors such as prolonged wetting by rain, high humidity, high temperature, mechanical injury to the skin, concurrent disease, stress and tick infestation that reduce or permeate the natural barrier of the integument influence the development, prevalence, seasonal incidence and transmission of Dermatophilosis. A cross sectional study on prevalence of Deramtophilosis was carried out and epidemiologic risk factors like age, bre...