Fraccaro syndrome (49, XXXXY): A case study, review of clinical features and a systematic review in Iranian population

We described the clinical, biochemical, hormonal and developmental status of a patient with 49,XXXXY syndrome with routine Fraccaro syndrome features accompanied with sexual masturbation behavior. This study were compiled and summarized the clinical features and also maternal age at birth time in all yet 49,XXXXY reported in the Iranian population.

MAQASID SHARIAH IN THE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY: A REVIEW

The purpose of this research is to review relevant articles on the application of Maqasid shariah for the manufacturing industry. In today's competitive and dynamic market, manufacturing companies are working incredibly hard to retain their integrity and competitiveness. Many industrial companies have implemented integrity processes to encourage ethical decision-making. The study review relevant articles on the application of Maqasid shariah for the manufacturing industry. While the absence of empirical research limits this work, the study proposes for further study to examine the application of Maqasid shariah in the manufacturing industry.

Study review of camelid and shark antibodies for biomedical and biotechnological applications

The antibodies of camelids and sharks are about one–half of the conventional ones while regular antibodies have four protein chains: two light and two heavy, these small antibodies studied have just two heavy chains; they lack a light chain. In recent years, nanobodies have been the focus of attention because they can recognize epitopes that are usually not antigenic (hidden) for conventional antibodies. On the clinical side, researchers are testing nanobodies (Nbs) in the fight against diseases and disease diagnosis. Nanobodies also are attractive because they can prevent protein aggregation and clear the already existing aggregates. Furthermore, new treatments using these Nbs can neutralize the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) for preventing COVID-19. In this review, we sum up recent findings of the proposed nanobodies for their potential application.

Analysis and Case Study Review: FDA Warning Letter To Tismor Health and Wellness

This article provides a breakdown of an interesting US FDA Warning Letter. This Warning Letter is an excellent example of the remediation activities required by the US FDA when inefficiencies are found around access authorization. On 5 December 2019, the US FDA issued a Warning Letter (320-20-10) to the Australian firm Tismor Health and Wellness Pty Limited, following an inspection conducted on May 20 to 24, 2019.

Ayurveda Medicinal Plant Bala (Sida Cordifolia Linn.) from Vedas, Samhitas and Nighantus: A Literary Review

Background: Sida cordifolia (Linn.) commonly known as Bala, belonging to a family malvaceae is a very important medicinal plant since long in a traditional remedy of India. The drug is given many vernacular names i.e. Kharethi in Hindi, Baladana in Gujarati and Chikana in Malayalam etc. Medicinal plant Bala review is very helpful to achieve Ayurveda literature. Data Source: The information has been collected from many research articles, Vedas, Samhitas and Nighanus and internet sources etc. to the concept of medicinal uses of Bala. Conclusion: Bala in different Vedas and Samhitas we find it’s different to indicate Vishaghna, Brihmana, Kantikarka, Grahi, Vrishya, Ojhovardhaka, Balya, Rasayan properties and in all Nighantus its Madhura Rasa, Snigdha Guna, Shita Virya, Madhura Vipaka have been mentioned excluding Raja Nighantu which have not indication its Guna and Virya. Various types of Bala are clear by Samahitas and Nighantus under groups of Baladvaya, Balatraya, Balachatushtaya and Balapanchaya. The review displays that Bala is used in many disorders like Vatarakta, Jwara, Vyanga, Vata-Vyadhi and Nilika etc. in Samhitas it is used in different forms of drug i.e. Basti, Peya, Shaka, Yavagu, Ghrita, Taila, Pralepa, Kashaya, Sweda and Lepa etc. and many synonyms are presents various Nighantus. This study review highlights its description in Vedas, Samhitas and Nighantus.