Alcohol-induced hormonal and metabolic alterations in plasma and erythrocytes-a gender-based study.

Purpose: This study aimed to understand the gender-specific alcohol-induced biochemical changes and TBARS association with the endocrine system.

Methods: Human male and female subjects ranging from 35 ± 10 years old with an 8-10-year drinking history were included in the study.

Results: The results demonstrated that testosterone levels were lower in male alcoholics and higher in female alcoholics, as well as higher estrogen and cortisol levels in both genders.

Molecular docking used as an advanced tool to determine novel compounds on emerging infectious diseases: A systematic review.

Emerging infectious diseases (EID) as well as reappearing irresistible infections are expanding worldwide. Utmost of similar cases, it was seen that the EIDs have long been perceived as a predominant conclusion of host-pathogen adaption. Here, one should get to analyze their host-pathogen interlink and their by needs to look ways, as an example, by exploitation process methodology particularly molecular docking and molecular dynamics simulation, have been utilized in recent time as the most outstanding tools.