Copyright: © 2014 Mishra S, et al. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited. Fluoride Induces Morphological and Biochemical Changes in Goat Eye Lens Sudhanshu Mishra1,2, Swati Tomar2,3, Anant Sharma1,2, ...

This research explores the relationship between generally accepted and alternative cattle age-prediction methods and chronological age. Cattle (n = 386) of documented ages ranging from 370 to 1,115 d of age were used. Dentition (DEN), USDA maturity score (MS), lens weight (LW), and lens total N (LN) content were used as possible predictors of age. Correlations with age were determined: LW (r = ...

PURPOSE To study age-related changes in the refractive index distribution of the human ocular lens. METHODS Biometric data collected on 48 eyes in subjects ranging in age from 19 to 31 years and 48 eyes in subjects ranging in age from 49 to 61 years allowed estimation of a single parameter related to the refractive index distribution of the crystalline lens. The authors selected a gradient in...

Objectives: This study aimed to assess exposure to crystalline silica and its relation with risk of pulmonary functional disorders among workers of a cement industry in Saveh, Iran.Methods: In this cross-sectional study, 62 samples of respirable dust were collected from breathing zone of workers in different sections of a 4-years-old cement factory in 2011. Determination ofrespirable dust conce...

The decrease in protein nitrogen and in the activity of solutions of crystalline pepsin at pH 1.8 and 45 degrees C. has been determined. The decrease in activity, as measured with eleven different methods, is in exact proportion to the decrease of protein nitrogen of the solution. The measurements were continued until less than 5 per cent of the original protein remained. These results indicate...

A study was made of the enzymatic properties of crystalline desoxyribonuclease. The general effect of the crystalline enzyme on its specific substrate, thymus nucleic acid, was found to be essentially the same as described by previous workers for the digestive action of crude preparations of the enzyme. The digestive action consists mainly in splitting thymus nucleic acid into fragments approac...