Thursday, July 31, 2008

EDUCATION IN INDIA


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Distance Learning
This section will focus on education through distance learning. We will be covering Distance Education in India as well as Distance Education abroad. There will be listing of various universities providing distance learning courses that are available.
Scholarships in India and Abroad
The importance of scholarships lies in the fact that it enables the needy and meritorious students to pursue education in an institute of their choice. These scholarships may be of national or International in nature. In this section we have tried to include information about all the scholarships- Scholarships in India and International Scholarships

Tuesday, July 29, 2008

MICROBIOLOGY


Departamento de Microbiología y Parasitología, Facultad de Medicina, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Edificio A, 2 Piso, Ciudad Universitaria, México DF 04510, México.
We produced the Taenia solium triosephosphate isomerase (TPI) in Escherichia coli and compared its biochemical and immunological properties with those of the commercial TPI from Sus scrofa. Taenia solium TPI is a homodimer composed of two 27-kDa monomers, with a specific activity of 5,683 U/mg and a Km value of 0.758, and S. scrofa TPI is also dimeric with similar monomeric molecular weight, specific activity of 4,227 U/mg, and a Km value of 0.51. The catalytic parameters for the isomerization of glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate, affinity between TPI monomers, and kinetic thermal denaturation and inactivation were similar for both enzymes. Anti-T. solium TPI antibodies cross-react weakly with Schistosoma mansoni TPI but do not cross-react with S. scrofa, human, or protozoan TPIs. These antibodies inhibited T. solium TPI activity but did not affect S. scrofa enzymatic activity. Immunizations with 1 microg of the T. solium TPI reduced 52% of cysticerci in a mouse-Taenia crassiceps model 1 mo after challenge. Our findings show that T. solium and S. scrofa TPIs possess similar biochemical and enzymatic properties but do not share immunological properties because anti-T. solium TPI antibodies did not recognize S. scrofa TPI. Inhibition of enzyme activity by anti-TPI antibodies suggests that they can be used as inhibitors of the enzyme.

Monday, July 28, 2008

STUDY TIPS

Multiple Source Studying
When studying, it a good idea to incorporate a variety of sources into your review. Use the textbook, the lectures and the handouts given by your professional. You also want to review the internet and any audiovisual material that is suggested. It may help for you to get interviews or read biographies of the people you are studying. Many people use fiction to get an idea of an historical time period or event. Original source material will be invaluable in your study.It has been found that using more than one source while studying increases understanding and retention, providing the sources are used properly.
Sometimes one textbook is too hard to understand, and another source is needed. If you use other readings, you may get a broader understanding of the topic. Just be sure to analyze the readings carefully, especially if information does not agree. When you have information that does not agree with other information, take a few minutes to read and evaluate it. Try to use the material with your text in order to create a more accurate overall picture. Other sources will give you more facts and source material about your topic. Be sure to know the vocabulary in all your sources.
Go ahead and read your text then read other sources. Try to understand the similarities and differences in the texts. It may be helpful to use online sources to discuss the material.