Abstract A foreign body aspiration is an unusual event in the adult population, outside of known risk factors such as neurological disease. It typically presents "cough (67%), dyspnoea (28%), chest pain, cyanosis, stridor or obstruction" and "wheezing (12.7%) haemoptysis (23.3%)". The authors present case inhaled (pea) a 69-year-old lady, without underlying for aspiration. On admission, she was...

Mulching techniques that are adaptive and extremely successful may be able to reduce the detrimental impacts of crop production water stress on different varieties peas in a climate change scenario. Field experiment was carried out Umroi region Meghalaya during rabi season (2020–2021) for this reason. This study used split-plot design with three organic mulches as main plot treatment four pea t...

There appears to be an orderly transition from one photosensitive state to another in light-controlled stem elongation in the garden pea, Pisum sativum L. cv. Alaska. Stem elongation in dark-grown plants is known to be phytochrome-controlled. However, seedlings are insensitive to phytochrome after a red light pretreatment. An action spectrum for inhibition in these seedlings has peaks at 440 an...

Phytochrome A (phyA) is an important photoreceptor controlling many processes throughout the plant life cycle. It is unique within the phytochrome family for its ability to mediate photomorphogenic responses to continuous far-red light and for the strong photocontrol of its transcript level and protein stability. Here we describe a dominant mutant of garden pea (Pisum sativum) that displays dra...

BACKGROUND Conventional corn dry-grind ethanol production process requires exogenous alpha and glucoamylases enzymes to breakdown starch into glucose, which is fermented to ethanol by yeast. This study evaluates the potential use of new genetically engineered corn and yeast, which can eliminate or minimize the use of these external enzymes, improve the economics and process efficiencies, and si...