Publications by authors named "M S Ashour"

Objective: To evaluate curve correctability, complications, and rate of growth following treatment.

Background: Distraction-founded techniques such as traditionally growing rods or magnetically controlled growing rods are the almost globally accepted management patterns for early onset scoliosis. However, periodic lengthening operations are still needed.

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  • Researchers recorded humpback whale songs in Hawaii and Colombia, finding repeated acoustic patterns during their singing sessions.
  • The analysis showed that whales display cycles of acoustic complexity, correlating with their diving behavior and varying sound production over different time periods.
  • These variations suggest that humpback whales adjust their singing to optimize sound transmission and spatial detection, balancing between tonal and frequency-modulated elements.
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Several studies have shown the importance of using seaweed liquid extract (True-Algae-Max, TAM) as a fish feed additive, and fish-water conditioner. In addition, TAM has demonstrated significant growth improvement when used as a plant growth biostimulant. This study investigates whether seaweed liquid extract (TAM) can achieve good results in new experimental fields such as chromium remediation, plant germination, and live feed supplementation for marine invertebrate Copepod (Oithona nana).

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  • - The study aimed to analyze the testicular morphology and histology of local pigeons at different maturation stages to gain insight into their reproductive health.
  • - Results showed that the testis retains an oval shape and exhibits size differences between the left and right sides, with significant histological changes occurring from pre-puberty (smaller with collapsed tubules) to post-puberty (larger, closely packed tubules with mature cells).
  • - The findings emphasize the importance of understanding testicular structure changes in pigeons to assess male reproductive system complexity and the role of sex hormones and various cell types in testicular function.
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