In this paper F1 denotes a non empty finite topology space and A, B, C denote subsets of F1. Let us consider F1. One can check that ∅(F1) is connected. We now state two propositions: (1) For all subsets A, B of F1 holds (A ∪ B) b = A ∪ B. (2) (∅(F1)) b = ∅. Let us consider F1. Observe that (∅(F1)) b is empty. Next we state the proposition (3) Let A be a subset of F1. Suppose that for all subset...

a review of the publications in traditional medicine indicates that the root of glycyrrhiza glabra l., fabaceae, is recommended for treatment of epilepsy. as a renewable source, the leaves of g. glabra var. glandulifera growing in iran were examined for possible anticonvulsant activity. the anticonvulsant activity of the leaves’ ethanol extract and dichloromethane, f1, n-hexane, f1a, and methan...

Despite recent improvements in treatment, ovarian cancer is still the leading cause of death from gynaecological malignancies. Today, marine mollusks are considered as natural source of new biologically and pharmacologically active compounds by scientists and the pharmaceutical industries. The aim of this study is to investigate the selective apoptotic effects of Turbo coronatus crude extract f...

Background and Objectives: School children have a high snacking frequency. However, it is poor in nutrients. It is important to provide nutritious snack to support their growth and development. This study aimed to evaluate the nutrient content and sensory properties of a protein- and calcium-rich snack made from a local anchovy (LA), soy protein isolate (SPI), and Bambara groundnut flour (BGF)....

(3) (δh[f ])(x) = (∇h 2 [f ])(x)− (∇−h2 [f ])(x). (4) (~ ∆h[r f1 + f2])(n+ 1)(x) = r · (~ ∆h[f1])(n+ 1)(x) + (~ ∆h[f2])(n+ 1)(x). (5) (~ ∆h[f1 + r f2])(n+ 1)(x) = (~ ∆h[f1])(n+ 1)(x) + r · (~ ∆h[f2])(n+ 1)(x). (6) (~ ∆h[r1 f1 − r2 f2])(n+ 1)(x) = r1 · (~ ∆h[f1])(n+ 1)(x)− r2 · (~ ∆h[f2])(n+ 1)(x). (7) (~ ∆h[f ])(1) = ∆h[f ]. (8) (~ ∇h[r f1 + f2])(n+ 1)(x) = r · (~ ∇h[f1])(n+ 1)(x) + (~ ∇h[f2])(...

A review of the publications in traditional medicine indicates that the root of Glycyrrhiza glabra L., Fabaceae, is recommended for treatment of epilepsy. As a renewable source, the leaves of G. glabra var. glandulifera growing in Iran were examined for possible anticonvulsant activity. The anticonvulsant activity of the leaves’ ethanol extract and dichloromethane, f1, n-Hexane, f1A, and methan...