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  • The Chondrocranium Development Of Mus Musculus Domesticus (Rodentia:Muridae) II STAGE II


Mai A Al-Mosaibih and Rawan M Al-Maimony University of jeddah, department of zoology, jeddah ,saudiarabia

Abstract:
This paper aims to study the chondrocranium development of Mus Musculus Domesticus (Rodentia:Muridae). The existence of the skull is an important characteristic of vertebrates,where it arises as a chondrocranium in the fetus, and then transformed during the growth into Osteocranium. The total length of the embryo body in this stage 40 mm, the embryo was obtained and prepared by using some tissue stepsto make serial sections for Head region ,and it has been examined by light microscope then use theKen-a-vision microprojector for graphic reconstruction of the chondrocranium , and describe it in three views: dorsal, ventral, and lateral. We compared the condrocranium with other species of rodentia and other mammils.


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  • The Chondrocranium Development Of Mus Musculus Domesticus (Rodentia:Muridae) II STAGE II


Mai A Al-Mosaibih and Rawan M Al-Maimony University of jeddah, department of zoology, jeddah ,saudiarabia

Abstract:
This paper aims to study the chondrocranium development of Mus Musculus Domesticus (Rodentia:Muridae). The existence of the skull is an important characteristic of vertebrates,where it arises as a chondrocranium in the fetus, and then transformed during the growth into Osteocranium. The total length of the embryo body in this stage 40 mm, the embryo was obtained and prepared by using some tissue stepsto make serial sections for Head region ,and it has been examined by light microscope then use theKen-a-vision microprojector for graphic reconstruction of the chondrocranium , and describe it in three views: dorsal, ventral, and lateral. We compared the condrocranium with other species of rodentia and other mammils.


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  • Synthetic Organic and Bioorganic Chemistry


Dr. Anju Kumari

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The synthesis of a posh compound requires a synthetic analysis and planning; the foremost efficient method consists within the retrosynthetic analysis which is predicated on proper disconnections that virtually generate smaller fragments that are successively disconnected till commercially available compounds are reached. Each reaction within the synthetic scheme must affect only the specified functional group leaving intact the others, which therefore must be protected. The protection-deprotection strategy is of fundamental importance during a synthetic plan. Stereoselectivity is additionally fundamental within the synthetic strategy, as most target molecules are chiral. Different approaches are developed to perform stereoselective syntheses


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  • ASSESSMENT OF BENTIC INVERTEBRATES OF SIKRAHNA RIVER


Rajesh Kumar Gupta

Abstract:
The present paper deals with the qualitative and quantitative abundance of benthic fauna of river Sikrahna. Qualitatively it is comprised of oligochaets (5 sp.), insect (7 sp.), ostracoda (3 sp.), pelecypoda (5 sp.) gastropoda (5 sp.), branchiopda (5 sp.), branchiopoda (2 sp.), leeches (2 sp.). Quantitavely oligochaets, gstropoda, insect and branchiopoda, pelecypoda, mainly constituted the total fauna besides scanty presence of ostracoda, leeches and others


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  • MODERN DEVELOPMENTS OF RED RICE-BASED FERMENTED PRODUCTS AND IT'S MAJOR IMPORTANT APPLICATIONS: A CRITICAL STUDY


Shilpa Thakur Dr. Shrikant Sharma

Abstract:
Ancient Indian civilization has long held the belief that fermented foods are an essential component of wisdom. This ground-breaking method of food fermentation has evolved over the generations to strengthen and maintain the existing food supplies, especially to address the issue of hidden hunger. India, the world's second-largest rice producer, has a long history of fermented dishes made from rice They are primarily prepared by rural women utilising village community arts skills, have


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  • THE GENUS BLUMEA DC. (ASTERACEAE) IN EASTERN UTTAR PRADESH, INDIA


Kanchan Lata

Abstract:
The systematic identification of 09 species of genera Blumea DC. (Asteraceae) from Eastern Uttar Pradesh, India. The paper provides key to genera, up to date nomenclature, distribution, phenology and voucher number of each species. Key words: Blumea, Asteraceae, Eastern Uttar Pradesh


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