Research Articles
Seeds of Change: Decoding Belagavi's Vegetable Seed Market
Analysis of Structure, Conduct and Performance of Vegetable Seed Market in Belagavi District of Karnataka, India
When Oxygen Takes a Wrong Turn: The Unseen Risk of Nasal Breathing Support
Exploring the paradoxical risk where high-flow nasal oxygen therapy can cause pneumocephalus in patients with skull base defects.
Good Viruses? How Bacteriophages Could Revolutionize UTI Treatment
Exploring how bacteriophage therapy offers a promising alternative to antibiotics for treating urinary tract infections in the face of growing antimicrobial resistance.
How Birth Choice Affects Your Baby's First Gift: The Science of Cord Blood Banking
Explore how delivery method and timing impact umbilical cord blood collection quality and stem cell preservation for future medical treatments.
The Invisible War: Inside the Fight Against Drug-Resistant Superbugs in Nepal's ICUs
Exploring the battle against drug-resistant bacteria in Nepal's ICUs, with data on pathogen prevalence, resistance patterns, and strategies to combat antimicrobial resistance.
How Science Education is Confronting Its Racist Legacy
Exploring antiracist approaches in biology and microbiology education through innovative frameworks and teaching methods.
The Mind of a Agripreneur: Unlocking Kashmir's Agricultural Potential Through Psychology
Exploring the psychological factors affecting entrepreneurial activities among agricultural students in Kashmir and their impact on regional agricultural development.
The Hidden Agenda of Bacteria: New Discoveries About Type III Effectors
Discover the latest research on bacterial type III effectors and their role in infection mechanisms, including essential vs accessory effectors and their evolutionary significance.
The MCAT Makeover: How the New Exam Improves Medical Student Selection
Exploring how the 2015 MCAT revision improved predictive validity for medical school success while assessing broader competencies needed in modern medicine.
The Great Malaria Paradox: How Losing a Drug Might Be Helping Us Win the War
Explore the fascinating evolution of Pfcrt and Pfmdr1 markers and the return of chloroquine-sensitive malaria in Cameroon's seasonal transmission areas.