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Recommended Books For MBBS Basic Science

Editor Basic Sc., Student Life November 11, 2018

BOOK LIST FOR MBBS BASIC SCIENCE Which Books to study ? We recommend – ANATOMY Textbooks: Human Anatomy Vol. 0,1,2 and 3 – B.D Chaurasia (Indian Writer) – Widely studied by medical students in Nepal Essentials of Human Anatomy – A K Dutta Clinical Anatomy ...Read More

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Clinical Anatomy of Clavicle

Sulabh Shrestha Anatomy August 20, 2018

The slender S-shaped clavicle (derived from latin word clāvis meaning key) is the only direct skeletal attachment between trunk and the upper limb. Other names for Clavicle are: Collar bone Beauty bone Peculiarities of Clavicle: It has no medullary cavity It is the first ...Read More

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The golden era of genomics and its application in human diseases

Editor Biochemistry March 6, 2018

Background: Genomics is an interdisciplinary field of science focusing on the structure, function, evolution, mapping, and editing of genomes. The milestone discovery of the human genome sequence in early 2000 was the first step in understanding how the instructions coded in DNA lead to ...Read More

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Crohn’s Disease vs Ulcerative Colitis : IBD

Editor Pathology February 20, 2017

Inflammatory bowel disease or IBD refers to a group of auto-immune disorders in which the intestines become inflamed. Ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease are chronic inflammatory bowel disease which have relapsing and limiting course. The diseases have many similarities and it is important to ...Read More

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Progressing from Fasting to Non-Fasting Lipid Testing

Editor Basic Sc. September 29, 2016

Dr Alap Christy*, Dr Abhik Banerjee*, Dr Kshama Pimpalgaonkar* and Dr Arnab Roy^ Department of Biochemistry*, Research & Development^, SRL Limited, S. V. Road, Goregaon West, Mumbai 400062, India Conventional lipid testing insists upon a fasting state; primarily due to influence of circulating triglycerides ...Read More

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Zika Virus -Brief Overview of Epidemiology, Diagnosis and Prevention

Kafle Infections, Microbiology August 29, 2016

Problem Statement Zika Virus was first identified in a febrile rhesus monkey in Zika Forest of Entebbe, Uganda in 1947. Between Jan 1, 2007 and 17th Feb 2016, a total of 48 countries and territories documented Zika Virus transmission. From Nov-2015 to Feb-2016, a ...Read More

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Hepatitis C Genotyping: Therapeutic Implications

Editor General Health Issues, Microbiology July 28, 2016

The hepatitis C virus (HCV) is a RNA virus belonging to the Flaviviridae family which causes viral hepatitis, a systemic infection affecting predominantly the liver and causing its inflammation and resulting in impaired liver function. The hepatitis C virus is a bloodborne ...Read More

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Hepatitis C Genotyping: Therapeutic Implications

Editor Microbiology July 28, 2016

The hepatitis C virus (HCV) is a RNA virus belonging to the Flaviviridae family which causes viral hepatitis, a systemic infection affecting predominantly the liver and causing its inflammation and resulting in impaired liver function. The hepatitis C virus is a bloodborne virus and ...Read More

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Microbiology of Rabies Virus

Sulabh Shrestha Microbiology July 6, 2016

Properties: Belongs to genera “lyssavirus” of family “rhabdoviridae” Bullet shaped Nucleocapsid shows helical symmetry ssRNA (single stranded RNA) virus Outer lipoprotein envelope contains protruding hemagglutinating peplomer spikes Street and Fixed virus Comparison: Basis of difference Street virus Fixed virus Definition Freshly isolated viruses ...Read More

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Recommended Books For MBBS Basic Science

Clinical Anatomy of Clavicle

The golden era of genomics and its application in human diseases

Crohn’s Disease vs Ulcerative Colitis : IBD

Progressing from Fasting to Non-Fasting Lipid Testing

Zika Virus -Brief Overview of Epidemiology, Diagnosis and Prevention

Hepatitis C Genotyping: Therapeutic Implications

Hepatitis C Genotyping: Therapeutic Implications

Microbiology of Rabies Virus