March 20th, 2008
Globalclimate change has become one of the most important recent issue. Themajor contributor is the burning of fossil-fuels and deforestationwhich release large amounts of carbon-dioxide [].The consequences of man-induced global-scale climatic change have thepotential to trigger serious international economic and politicalevents for all nations. Thus any possible changes in the energyinfrastructure to encourage a reduction [...]
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March 16th, 2008
AlthoughIndia, in recent years, is emerging as an industrial nation,agriculture remains a key sector in India’s economy, contributing about% of the gross domestic product and employing % of its adultpopulation ICID, . Annual agricultural growth has been modest at .% per annum over the last years IDNP, a.The average Indian farmer is a smallholder [...]
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March 3rd, 2008
Juxtaglomerular (JG) cells are located in renal afferent arterioles close to the glomerulus. Here they are able to sense fluctuations in systolic pressure, ion composition in tubular fluid detected by the adjacent macula densa cells, sympathetic influences and hormonal influences, and respond by secreting renin. During development, renin expression in the primitive vessels of the [...]
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March 2nd, 2008
The complete sequencing of the human genome in 2001 showed that fewer than 3000 genes encode more than a million proteins. One gene can encode not only a single protein but several proteins, depending on the number of transcriptional (mRNA splicing) and post-translational (glycosylation) modifications. Currently the Swiss-Prot protein database contains 276 256 annotated proteins [...]
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