Damage-associated molecular patterns (DAMPs)

Introduction During cell death, molecules that normally reside intracellularly may become exposed or released into the extracellular environment. Such exposure or release occurs in a controlled manner during programmed cell death (apoptosis, necroptosis, ferroptosis, pyroptosis) or uncontrolled, as is the case during primary necrosis. A range of molecules released from dead and dying cells have … Read more

Doctors Without Borders

“Examine the challenges faced by Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières and the volunteer doctors involved in the Syrian refugee crisis” Doctors Without Borders is an “international humanitarian-aid non-governmental organisation” (1). The organisation was founded in 1971 by a group of doctors and journalists in reference to the Nigerian Civil War of 6 July 1967 – 15 … Read more

Hydraulic systems

In industries Hydraulic systems are taking over every work of high force movements like material handling and time is crucial to sustain the desired output and reducing losses utilized for operation. The current trends inside industry are towards implementing the utilization of flexible material handling, because it saves time, produce accurateness and it include flexibility. … Read more

Which factors contribute to successful exchange of innovations between companies?

This chapter aims to answer the first sub-question by using existing literature. The first sub-question was formulated as follows: Sub-question 1: Which factors contribute to successful exchange of innovations between companies? Lots of research has been done in the field of innovation exchange. This research can be used to create a list of success factors. … Read more

Governance of traditional societies: an analysis

Governance refers to the system of governing and decision-making in a society or an organization. The governance of traditional societies is unique and differs from that of modern societies. Traditional societies are those societies that follow traditional customs, beliefs, and practices. The governance of traditional societies is based on cultural and religious values, which are … Read more

Effect of Group B streptococcus in pregnant women and newborn babies

  Aim: To review the effect of group B streptococcus in both pregnant women and their newly born baby. With the tests for identification and to find the appropriate treatment and protection mechanism “prophylaxis”. Introduction: Hundred research conduct that Group B Strep is the first leading cause to severe bacterial infection associated with illness and … Read more

Malignancy in salivary glands

Introduction Malignancy in salivary gland forms a significant percentage of oral tumors since , it comes after squamous cell carcinoma (SCC).(1) three main paired salivary glands tumors are, sublingual ,parotid, and submandibular salivary glands and several of small salivary glands that present in the sub-mucosa of oral cavity and oropharynx are able of displaying malignancy … Read more

Bank Rakyat

Company background Under the Cooperative Ordinance 1948, Bank Rakyat was established on 28 September 1954. Nowadays, the biggest Islamic cooperative in Malaysia is Bank Rakyat with assets totaling RM89.18 billion as at end of December 2014 The transformation in 2002 of the Bank from a conventional banking system to a banking system based on Syariah … Read more

Public Relations and Crisis Management in Tertiary Institutions

The philosophy of public relations places much emphasis on the need for two- way communication in the management of crisis in organizations .Experts have agreed that many forms of misunderstanding and difficulties that lead to conflict in organizations spring from poor or lack of communication, and managements and authorities are constantly encouraged to give information … Read more

Hypertension

Introduction Hypertension is a multifactor disease characterized by chronic elevation in blood pressure to levels equal to or above 140 mmHg systolic blood pressure (SBP) and above 90 mmHg of diastolic blood pressure (DBP). Considered a worldwide epidemic disease, hypertension is the main risk factor for cardiovascular disease, being epidemiologically closely associated with metabolic diseases … Read more

Tourism

As argued by Kimbu & Ngoasong (2013), tourism is a collection of exercises, organizational and commercial ventures that convey a travel experience, including transportation, lodging, eating and drinking foundations, retail shops, stimulation organizations, action offices and other friendliness administrations accommodated people or gatherings voyaging far from home. Moreover, the tourism sector has been seen to … Read more

LIABILITY OF FOREIGNNESS: THE EFFECT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS

1. ABSTRACT 2. INTRODUCTION The introduction of Information Technology has changed numerable sectors and even created new ones too. The effects of Information Technology have been widely suggested and investigated, indicating that it changed the world as we knew it. It is often indicated as a game changer of processes in industries. However, the moderating … Read more

ESP (English for specific purposes)

General Introduction In the modern world, English has become the most dominant language in terms of use. Its status was consolidated by the spread of cultural ideologies mainly ‘Globalization‘ which promotes communication and interaction among people from all around the world. The main motto of this ideology is to create ‘Global citizens’ that can communicate … Read more

Video game industry – USA

November 29th, 1972, a day that, while unrecognized by many, hosts a certain event that revolutionized an industry that had hardly come out of the shadows at the time. Not only was that fateful Wednesday the introduction of the arcade cabinet PONG to the United States, it represented something much more than that, it represented … Read more

IMPACT OF THOUSAND YEAR LONG MUSLIM REIGN ON SUB CONTINENT

CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1. Indian Cub Continent. Sub-Continent is a term used to represent southern region of the Asian continent. The terms “Indian subcontinent” and “South Asia” are used interchangeably. The current territories of Afghanistan, Bhutan, Maldives, Nepal, India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka form the countries of Sub continent. It is home to well over … Read more