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• NON-DESCRIPT AND LABRADOR RETRIEVER BREEDS MOST AFFECTED BY OTITIS EXTERNA IN DOGS

  Chaudhary, M, Mirakhur, K. K

  Otitis externa is a common inflammatory condition affecting dogs' external ear canal, caused by various factors such as bacteria, yeast, fungi, and parasites. This study aimed to determine the prevalence of Otitis externa in dogs based on age, breed, gender, ear type, and season. A retrospective

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• REDEFINING FERTILIZERS: EXAMINING THE BIOSTIMULANT POTENTIAL OF SEAWEED AQUEOUS EXTRACTS ON KALE SEEDLING DEVELOPMENT

  Martins, I, Oliveira, J.M

  The overuse of inorganic fertilizers in agriculture has led to significant environmental damage due to residual nitrate in soil, soil acidification, river water pollution, and high N2O emissions. To address this issue, the potential of seaweed extracts as biostimulants in promoting plant growth

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• BIOCHEMICAL PATHWAYS INVOLVED IN BROWN SEAWEED MANNITOL METABOLISM

  Michel, G

  Brown seaweeds are significant primary producers in marine vegetated habitats and are used as renewable feedstock for various industries. Mannitol-1-phosphatases (M1Pases) are involved in the biosynthesis of mannitol in brown seaweeds. This study reports the characterization of redox-sensitive

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• NEUTRAL SPORE-BASED METHOD FOR PYROPIA LEUCOSTICTA CULTURE: A PROMISING ALTERNATIVE IN ROMANIAN BLACK SEA SHORE

  Redmond, S

  Nori algae, also known as Pyropia or Porphyra species, is a high-value mariculture algal product due to its nutritional value and unique active principles. Overexploitation of wild seaweed resources has led to irreversible disturbances in the marine environment. Therefore, there is a need to

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• THE IMPORTANCE OF EXAMINING THE WHOLE PHYTOBENTHIC COMMUNITY IN HERBICIDE EXPOSURE STUDIES

  Biggs, B.J, Stevenson, R.J

  Pesticides are commonly used in agricultural practices, and their residues can enter freshwater bodies potentially posing a threat to the aquatic ecosystem. This study investigated the short-term effects of glyphosate and chlorotoluron herbicides on riverine phytobenthic biofilms, which are

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• OPTIMIZING A BIOPROCESS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF BIOACTIVE PIGMENTS FROM CYANOBIUM SP. FOR SUSTAINABLE COSMETIC PRODUCTS

  Ramos V, Pereira, A.R

  This paper presents a bioprocess for the production of bioactive pigments from Cyanobium sp. optimized for use in cosmetic products. The bioprocess includes production and extraction phases, and the Cyanobium sp. was chosen based on its potential as a source of stable cosmetic ingredients,

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• THE ROLE OF ROBOTICS AND VIDEO-ASSISTED THORACOSCOPIC SURGERY IN PULMONARY RESECTION FOR MALIGNANT TUMORS

  Peters S, Weder W

  Surgery remains the cornerstone of treatment for non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), particularly in the early stages of the disease. This study aimed to outline the surgical management of NSCLC and assess the impact of various factors on patient outcomes. A total of 153 patients who underwent

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• CHARACTERIZATION OF ALKALI-TOLERANT BACTERIA FOR ALKALINE ENZYME PRODUCTION FROM INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENTS

  Jones BE , Van Steenbergen R

  Effluent samples from detergent industries are known sources of facultative alkaliphilic bacteria, which have immense potential in producing alkaline enzymes. In this study, we aimed to isolate and characterize alkali-tolerant bacteria from the effluent of Oriclean Private Limited, Cuttack,

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• THE APPLICATION OF DYNAMIC COMPRESSION PLATING IN TREATING A DOG'S RADIO ULNAR FRACTURE - A SUCCESSFUL CASE REPORT

  Dilip Kumar D

  Fractures in dogs resulting from trauma, such as automobile accidents, can be successfully managed using dynamic compression plating (DCP). This case report presents the surgical management of a nondescript male dog with a radio ulnar fracture using DCP. The animal had resumed bearing weight on

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