The industrial waste water containing the various dyes is responsible for water pollution, due to their carcinogenic behaviour. Lots of investigations reported that 10-12% of dyes are used every year in textile industries such as Rose Bengal, Victoria blue, Thymol blue, Caramine, Indigo Red, Red 120, Rhodamine B, Methylene Blue, Eriochrome Black-T (EBT) [1-4] of which are major portion (20%) lo...

Location of the cytoplasmic droplets (CD) and their dimensions varied significantly (p<0.01) when sperm cells traverse through the regions of caput, corpus and cauda epididymis and vasdeferens respectively. The gradual diminution in the morphology of CD between the epididymal regions were related significantly (p<0.01, p<0.05). Caudal shift of the CD, along with regression in size and finally t...

4th Bengal Cavalry from Bareilly. 12th Bengal Cavalry from Meerut. 2nd Battalion Bifle Brigade from Meerut. 101st Boyal Bengal Fusiliers from Dugshai. 77th Begiment from Bareilly. 88th Begiment from Cawnpore. 8th Bengal Native Infantry from Bareilly. 19th ? ? ? from Allygh'ir. 36th ? ? ,, from Alipore. Giving a mean strength of Artillery .. ., 250 men. British Cavalry ,, 697 ,, Native ? .. .. 8...

Rose bengal dye is thought to highlight corneal lesions induced by herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) by virtue of its binding to dead or dying HSV-1-infected epithelial cells. However, whether rose bengal binds specifically to damaged versus normal corneal epithelial cells is unclear. To determine the binding properties of rose bengal, the authors compared binding of the dye to HSV-1-infected...