… Reduced ANS signal reflects decreased solvent accessibility of hydrophobic surfaces [32], indicating that BHB masks or rearranges surface hydrophobic patches, limiting exposure and …
Background In Iran, admission to medical school is based solely on the results of the highly competitive, nationwide Konkoor examination. This paper examines the predictive validity of …
mlj.goums.ac.ir/browse.phpPDFBackground and Objective: Hospital clothing and textiles have a great role in providing medical services to patients. Hospital services would not be possible without using these textiles. …
… different effects: first, it may be due to the shifting of the tryptophan fluorescence maximum to a longer wavelength which tends to uncover any underlying tyrosine fluorescence, masked …
OBJECTIVE This systematic review aims to critically assess the literature on the mechanisms of action, clinical uses, formulation strategies, and adverse effects of self-tanning agents, …
This chapter critically explores the intersection of Society 5.0 and the gig economy, emphasizing the urgent need for ethical, inclusive, and sustainable labor models in an age of rapid …
… Therefore, failing to account for circadian rhythm could mask a significant, consistent antioxidant effect of grape consumption. Notably, F2-isoprostane levels in urine do not demonstrate …
To further evaluate the effects of lymphocyte immunotherapy (LIT) for the treatment of RPL patients this study aimed to utilize this type of treatment in RPL patients with positive …
… In some points, the error bars were masked by the symbols due to its small amount. … analyzed data and wrote the manuscript, Khosro Khajeh: Gave technical support during in this project…
The primary reason why we need to develop methods for accurately predicting the solubility of anticancer pharmaceuticals in supercritical carbon dioxide (scCO 2 ) is the need for …