Publications by authors named "H Chandra"
This study was designed to investigate the toxic effects of benzo (a) pyrene (BaP) in the lungs. Mice were repeatedly treated orally with BaP (50 mg/kg body weight, twice a week for four weeks) to induce a tumour. After 4 months of BaP administration, tumours were visible beneath the skin.
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- - Vaccination is crucial for the health management of all animals, particularly in inland aquaculture, to prevent diseases in fish broodstocks and enhance healthy seed production.
- - In 2020, aquaculture produced 90.3 million tons of fish, but there was a 4% decline in inland aquaculture production compared to 2018, highlighting the impact of infectious diseases that resulted in significant financial losses.
- - Innovative vaccination methods, such as using autogenous vaccines and incorporating vaccines in fish feed, are being explored to improve effectiveness and reduce reliance on antibiotics, ultimately aiming to minimize environmental contamination.
The most destructive period the world has experienced seems to be behind us. Not a single nation was spared by this disease, and many continue to struggle today. Even after recovering from COVID, patient may continue to experience some post-COVID effects, such as heart irregularities or a decline in lung vitality.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFUse of modified chitosan as bitumen modifier and its impact on rheological properties in bitumen modification.
Environ Sci Pollut Res Int
September 2024
Conventional bitumen is a viscoelastic material composed of asphaltene and maltene. It is prepared by air-blowing, but this approach makes the bitumen more brittle and susceptible to temperatures. To decrease the temperature susceptibility, synthetic polymers or additives are used to make polymer-modified bitumens.
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