The flagellar pocket is a bulb-like invagination of the plasma membrane that encloses the base of the single flagellum in trypanosomes. It is the site of all endo- and exocytic activity in the parasite and has thus been proposed to be a therapeutic target. At the neck of the flagellar pocket is an electron-dense cytoskeletal structure named the flagellar pocket collar. The protein BILBO1 was th...

For low power circuits downscaling of MOSFET has a major issue of scaling of voltage which has ceased after 1V. This paper highlights comparative study and analysis of pocket double gate tunnel FET (DGTFET) with MOSFET for low standby power logic circuits. The leakage current of pocket DGTFET and MOSFET have been studied and the analysis results shows that the pocket DGTFET gives the lower leak...

the palatogingival grooves are an anatomical anomaly in maxillary incisors and the presence of them may result in local periodontal pocket formation, bone loss and sometimes pulpal necrosis. in the present case, there was a groove on the palatal side of maxillary lateral incisor with vital pulp. the periodontal problem of the tooth was treated and the 6 month postoperative follow up showed atta...

nor the confirmation of its " American phonetic alphabet," by which the pronunciation is "plainly (!) represented." This alphabet contains so many terrifying Russian-like characters that we made no effort to master its detail, and we passed at once to an examination of the work itself. It contains no etymology; but with simple definitions, such as that which explains the neck to be "the part be...

Many practitioners are no doubt familiar with this book which gives the pronunciations and concise definition of medical terms arranged alphabetically and with many tables which are convenient for quick reference. First published 50 years ago, it has gone through eighteen editions, so it needs no introduction. In this edition the book includes many new terms that have appeared in the literature...

is not recommended apart from a few patients in whom radical surgery is recommended. Various clinical trials are described-the use of radium only or combined with deep X-ray therapy either before or after the insertion of the radium, etc. One read with surprise that the cure rate is no better than in 1932. The better figures reported are due to the patients receiving treatment earlier. The revi...