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3. Biomedical waste management during pandemics

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Kadam, Pratima S., primary, Rajagopal, Navaneetha Krishnan, additional, Yadav, Anil Kumar, additional, Madduri, Abhishek, additional, Ansari, Mohammad Javed, additional, and Patil, Pandurang Y., additional

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2023
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10. SnS2 nanosheets as next-generation artificial enzymes for colorimetric bio-sensing of L-cystine towards diabetic management and ease of inflammatory diseases.

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Mohanasundaram, S., Rabbani, S. Fathhoor, Ayyagari, Maruthi Rohit, Ansari, Mohammad Javed, Sampath, V., and Verma, Devvret

Subjects
SYNTHETIC enzymes, NANOSTRUCTURED materials, PEROXIDASE, HYDROGEN peroxide, SURFACE properties, CYSTEINE
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Two-dimensional nanosheets (2D) have been emerged with novel aspect for the photo catalytic properties; it has drawn the significant interest for wide application. The catalytic property of SnS2 nanosheets was utilized as peroxidase mimicking for colorimetric bio-sensing of L-cystine towards diabetic management and ease of inflammatory diseases. The SnS2 behaves as artificial enzymes to catalyze the oxidative reaction over peroxidase substrate TMB in the existence of H2O2. The optimization study shows that the SnS2 nanosheets has noticeably superior affinity towards hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) and 3,3′,5,5′-tetramethylbenzidine (TMB). Moreover, colorimetric bio-sensing of L-cysteine has exhibited a higher selectivity and sensitivity by the peroxidase-like performance of SnS2. The larger surface and the semiconducting properties of SnS2 has makes it ideal candidate for the environmental and biomedicine applications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2023
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50. Relationship between postural abnormalities and functional movement assessments in table tennis players.

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Pooryamanesh, Lale, Zarei, Mostafa, Ansari, Mohammad Ali, and Dana, Shahaboddin

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POSTURE disorders, TABLE tennis players, HUMAN mechanics, EXERCISE, SQUAT (Weight lifting)
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Table tennis is one of the popular sports that many people playing this sport. During matches and exercises, especially in young athletes, the body adapts to postural deviations that are suitable for table tennis and affect movement efficiency. Aim and theoretical framework: Athletes need to spend a lot of time in the dominant physical habit of the sport, so the posture in athletes may be affected and lead to changes in functional movements. Therefore, our aim in this study is to determine the Relationship between postural abnormalities and Functional Movement Assessments in table tennis players. Method: 51 male table tennis players with age (13.68±2.83) were selected randomly. For evaluation of movement efficiency, three functional movements including double limb squat, double limb squat with heel lift, and single limb squat were conducted for assessing movement dysfunctions and scored using Fusionetics algorithms. For assessing postural abnormalities, New York test and plumb line were used. Results: The results shown that table tennis players had poor (47.32±.8%), moderate(64.67±6.63%), and good (84.11±5.75%) movement efficiency in single leg squat, double limb squat, and double limb squat with heel lift, respectively. Similarly, there is a positive and significant correlation between the total movement efficiency scores and New York test scores (p<0.05). Discussion and conclusion: Table tennis players had movement dysfunctions during functional movement patterns. There were correlations between functional movement errors and postural abnormalities. Based on the results it is recommended to coaches to concern about their athlete's postures. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019

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