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Enhanced fibrinolytic enzyme production by Oidiodendron maius through green bioprocessing of agro-industrial residue
Thrombosis denotes the formation of blood clots within arteries and veins, representing a primary etiological factor in cardiovascular diseases often culminating in fatal outcomes. Prompt resolution of thrombotic disorders is achieved through expedited fibrinolysis facilitated by the administration…
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Soil Amendments and Foliar Melatonin Reduced Pb Uptake, and Oxidative Stress, and Improved Spinach Quality in Pb-Contaminated Soil
Amending Pb-affected soil with biochar (BH) and magnesium potassium phosphate cement (MKC) reduces Pb uptake in plants. Moreover, foliar applications of melatonin and proline are also known to reduce plant oxidative stress and Pb uptake. However, little is known about combining both techniques…
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Comparison of Streptokinase Activity from Streptococcus mutans using Different Substrates
Streptokinase is a novel bacterial fibrinolytic enzyme that binds and activates plasminogen and is produced by several species of Streptococci. Streptococcus mutans was selected for optimum production of streptokinase using corn steep liquor, molasses, rice polishing and sugarcane bagass in liquid…
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Effect of body weight at photostimulation on productive performance and welfare aspects of commercial layers
OBJECTIVE: Due to current selection practices for increased egg production and peak persistency, the production profile, age at maturity, and body weight criteria for commercial layers are constantly changing. Body weight and age at the time of photostimulation will thus always be the factors that…
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Effects of selenium supplementation on the growth performance, slaughter characteristics, and blood biochemistry of naked neck chicken
This study examined how selenium-supplemented diets affected the performance of naked neck chickens. The birds were fed both organic and inorganic selenium at 0.30 ppm, while the control diet did not include any additional selenium. A total of 225 one-day-old naked neck chicks were randomly divided…
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