Scientists Unlock New Mystery On Hepatitis A Virus Study On Seal Kumar Jeetendra | August 26, 2015 As increasing age of science and technology researchers from Columbia University detected a Virus in ocean Seal having characteristics similar to Hepatitis- A virus in Humans. According to researchers this study could play an important role in study of hepatitis A virus. The concern finding release in July/August issue of mBio a Journal of American …
Cities Of West Africa Under Risk Of Health Related Problems Triggered By Air Pollutants Scientists Warns Kumar Jeetendra | August 23, 2015 Increasing population in cities of West Africa led development of industries and factories and which in turns release of huge amounts of air pollutant in air, and increasing amount of air pollution no doubt can gear severe health related issue apart from these air pollutant also responsible for change in climate and melting of glaciers, …
Titanium Di Oxide TiO2 Should Be Used As Rinsing Agent For Washing Of Green Vegetables Before Store In Market Kumar Jeetendra | August 20, 2015 It is noted that since last few decades’ food borne illness is cause of death of number of peoples live in posh city and area basically Each year 48 million Americans get sick; 128,000 are hospitalized; and 3,000 die of food poisoning, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Scientists while presenting …
Secret Compounds Detected In Bacteria For Fighting Against Antibiotics Kumar Jeetendra | August 19, 2015 Phosphorous is one important compounds in nature used by each living organisms to grow properly. Normally we use Biofertilizer for completion of Phosphorous for plants and in our crops. In case bacteria there is lack of these compounds in most parts of ocean’s in the world so bacteria uses “Phosphonate Compounds” prepared by primitive organisms …
Great Challenge in Controlling Melting of Glaciers and Saving our earth Kumar Jeetendra | August 18, 2015 Number of countries in the world use same frame model in industrialization for better economic growth of country, it includes cutting plants remove forests for super class facility and maintaining big architect and we all are forget in maintain this slightly growing imbalance in recent report of GFZ Geo Forschungs Zentrum Potsdam, Helmholtz Centre, Scientists …
Methanotrophs Disturbed By Sea Waves in Restricting The Entry Of Green House Gas In Atmosphere Kumar Jeetendra | May 4, 2015 According to recent study by the scientists of CAGE,Methanotrophs(Methane eating Bacteria) can not work properly under ocean waves so most of them unable to stop entering of green house gases in the atmosphere. According to study,Bacteria that feed on methane can control its concentration once it is released from the ocean floor. This can potentially …
Lumpy Skin Disease Tourist who does not rest Kumar Jeetendra | May 1, 2015 Dear readers Microbioz India, I would like to say thanks to all of our readers supporters and more as our team members who appreciate me well in continuing of Microbioz India, monthly official publication. Microbioz India, May 2015 issue of magazines, cover story of magazines featured by a very fastest growing and one of the …
Scientists Identified New Pathway For Nerve Cell Death Exerts Beneficial Effects For Treatment Of Neurological Disorders Kumar Jeetendra | April 23, 2015 According to recent research study published online on 23rd April 2015 at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, nerve cell communicate with each other through Axon cables, such communication responsible for vital activities, such as thinking and memory, movement and language. According to study research finds that: “We have uncovered new details that …
Dissemination of Scientific Awareness through Digital media Kumar Jeetendra | April 15, 2015 This is extremely thanks to world of internet and its worldwide coverage that we all can receive and share any of information very fast from all around the world. Apart from this on another way there are lot of digital media Channels, library, Journals, Magazines exerting hundred times more positively effects for the distribution of …
Norovirus Infection From Your Dog Kumar Jeetendra | April 10, 2015 According to research publish in “Journal of Clinical Microbiology” a publication of American society of Microbiology, our canine companion may infected by human norovirus, which increases the possibilities of dog-to-human transmission, according to author: Sarah Caddy, VetMB, PhD, MRCVS. According to Center of Disease Control USA, Norovirus is a cause of food-borne illness in United …
Coastal Water Users @ Risk for Antibiotic resistance Kumar Jeetendra | March 30, 2015 Recreational users of coastal waters such as swimmers and surfers are at risk of exposure to antibiotic resistant bacteria, according to new research published this week and presented today at the Annual Conference.In the first study of its kind, scientists at the University of Exeter Medical School assessed the amount of water ingested during different …
Technologies Helps in reducing Global Water Shortage Kumar Jeetendra | March 30, 2015 Plants living in arid, mountainous and humid regions of the planet often rely on their leaves to obtain the moisture they need for survival by pulling mist out of the air. But how exactly they manage this feat has been a bit of a mystery — until now. By studying the morphology and physiology of …
