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Introduction Supernovae are magnificent phenomena in the night sky, and have always been a marvel to human beings. A supernova is a stellar explosion that emits a burst…
The peroxidase-oxidase (PO) reaction is an important example of how oscillating reactions arise in living organisms. The reaction is important mathematically because it exhibits many characteristics of chaos….
Treatment of Mucormycosis with Deferasirox in the Laboratory and in a Clinical Case Background Mucormycosis is a fungal infection with an extremely high mortality rate (over 50%), with…
The neurobiology of epilepsy is an active field of investigation. Numerous mechanisms of inhibitory and excitatory deregulation have been suggested, and the interactions of these pathways are observed…
Introduction Unipolar depression is one of the fastest growing and most widespread disorders recognized today. Particularly distressing is the fact that depression now strikes young people at an…