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Vol.3 No.4 – 4 : green synthesis and characterizaton of iron-oxide nanoparticles by guava aqueous leaves extract for doxorubicin drug loading

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By : Moustafa Hussein Moustafa, Rasha shams Al Din   Abstract A green biosynthesis of iron oxide nanoparticles (Fe3O4 Nps) was carried out in one step. An aqueous extract of orange peels, green tea, and guava leaves were utilizes as precipitating agent for metal precursors. The guava leaves extract was the most powerful one. The shape […]

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Vol.3 No.4 – 3: Clinical and microbiological efficacy of medicinal maggots in the treatment of pressure ulcers in Egypt

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By : Tarek I. Tantawi, Yousry M. Gohar, Soheir G. William, Mamdouh M. Kotb, Nesreen A. Abou Zeid Abstract Pressure ulcers are a significant public health problem, especially for patients in long term care facilities. The aim of this study was to assess the clinical and microbiological efficacy of maggot therapy in the treatment of […]

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Vol.3 No.4 – 2: miRNA-122 from Laboratory biomarker to the treatment of HCV

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By : Ahmed Abdelhalim Yameny Abstract      Hepatitis C virus (HCV) is an important human pathogen that infects as many as 185 million persons worldwide, In the long-term, this can lead to advanced liver fibrosis, cirrhosis, and hepatocellular carcinoma HCC, there is currently no vaccine for hepatitis C. About 15–45% of infected persons spontaneously clear […]

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Vol.3 No.4 – 1: Ecophysiological and Histopathological Impacts of Organic Pollution on Two Freshwater Fish Species, Mansoura City, Egypt.

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By : Sherif H. Abdeen, Abeer E. Abdrabouh, Mohamed I. Mashaly, Ahmed E. Hagras, Ali A. Al-halany Abstract Organic pollution is one of environmental hazards, especially in aquatic ecosystems. This study was focusing on levels of total organic carbon (TOC%) in sediment of two freshwater habitats different in quality, as well as tissues including; muscles and […]

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Vol.3 No.3 – 4: Gene-Behavior Theory: Relation between behavioral deviation and satellite DNA causing increased selective disease susceptibility within communities

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By : Seif Salah-Eldin Mohammed Abstract The regional differences in the mix of cancers and diseases provoke many questions regarding the causes that control the susceptibility, in this work, it is proven that the behavioral deviance is the main cause for the increased selective disease susceptibility through cross-sectional studies. Theoretically, it is suggested that human leucocyte […]

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