Life Sciences

The aim of this work was to synthesise The conducting polymer (PANI)in the modified electrochemical sensors included (Dimethyl Giyoxime ) to use in the electrochemical sensing of heavy metal ions with (Ni). Electrochemical synthesis experiments were used throughout this study. The polypanlin films (pani) were electrochemically synthesised by cyclic voltammetry on CHI-660C electrochemical device with (H2SO4) represents the anionic dopant.

The ocean sand beaches prove to be relevant transitional systems of the coastal zone, highly dynamic and sensitive by virtue of the movement of sediments transported through the constant effects of the waves, coastal currents, tides and winds. The sandspits of Capri beach, São Francisco do Sul, southern Brazil, are characterized by their high dynamics and close correlation with the resting vegetation. The purpose of this work is to analyze the morphology of sandspit and its interaction with the resting vegetation in the structure of the landscape.

This study aimed to estimate the consumption of the traditional fish products(Faseikh and Maloha), and to determine the amount of fish waste, fish discard, fish losses and their proximate composition to investigate their contribution in the household food security in the Red Sea State. The study adopted the analytical descriptive approach to verify and specify the research issues quantitatively and qualitatively.

Bad handling technique on board for skipjack tuna could cause a decrease in the fish quality. Maintaining fish freshness plays an important role in determining quality of fish product. Study about chilling methods and storage time effect were conducted from November to December 2015. The study aimed to analyze the effects of different chilling method and storage time on the pH and organoleptics of skipjack tuna. Fish sampling were taken from the Seram Sea, Maluku Province.

To study the effect of different temperature and carbohydrate sources, a laboratory experiment was taken and parameters are taken separately. To study the effect of different temperature on the growth of Rhizobium, YEMA medium was used for growth of Rhizobium, there is less growth as compared to 30 c, where significantly increase in biomass growth, up to 30 c temperature. To study the effect of different carbohydrate sources, the Richard medium was used to study the growth of Rhizobium.

The present study aimed to evaluate the influence of the limiting environmental factors of restinga onmorphoanatomical functional attributes related to the growth and development of shrub species. The study was carried out in 100m² sampling units of resting shrub communities on the coastal plain of southern Brazil. Environmental variables and 27 morphoanatomical attributes of leaves and stems were evaluated.

Wood charcoal comprises the main vestiges found in archaeological sites and can contribute significantly to understanding the species of plants used by ancient human societies and pale environment reconstruction. The present study aimed to characterize 18 typical woody plant species of the Brazilian resting in order to expand reference collections used in anthracological investigations. The principal diagnostic features of the wood can be easily observed with reflected light and scanning electron microscopy.

Caffeine is the most generally expended stimulant medication on the planet. Caffeine has surely understood here and now fortifying consequences for focal sensory system, however the long haul affect on insight have been less evident. Caffeine expands readiness and decreases exhaustion. Caffeine can be found in numerous nourishment items like in espresso, tea, cocoa refreshments, pieces of candy, soda pops, and so forth. The measure of caffeine ranges generally between these different nourishment things with espresso speaking to a noteworthy wellspring of admission.

The savannah soil is characterized by a lower fertility level. Thus, the study aimed to evaluate the effect of Trichoderma spp. inoculated in soil fertilized with natural phosphate in the growth of rice under greenhouse conditions. Twelve Trichoderma spp. isolates from savannah soil and one standard strain (T. harzianum) were used. The isolates were mixed to the soil fertilized with insoluble natural phosphate at a concentration of 2 x 108 conidia per gram of colonized rice, at a dosage of 100 mg kg-1 of soil, using pots with a capacity of 2.0 kg.

Introduction: Prevention is the most effective treatment for unhealthy life styles and that preventive efforts should start early in life. Today Diabetes mellitus is really the burning problem of the world. According to W.H.O. in the world 135 million Diabetes mellitus patients were in 1995, which will reach to 300million up to 2025 and in India, in1970, 2.1% of the total population was of Diabetes mellitus which has increased due to negligence of proper Ahara and Vihar which is not taken seriously at all as per preventive point of view.