THE CHOLESTEROL-MODULATING EFFECT OF METHANOL EXTRACT OF PIGEON PEA (CAJANUS CAJAN (L.) MILLSP.) LEAVES ON REGULATING LDLR AND PCSK9 EXPRESSION IN HEPG2 CELLS

Pigeon pea (Cajanus cajan (L.) Millsp.) is a legume crop consumed as an indigenous vegetable in the human diet and a traditional medicinal plant with therapeutic properties.The current study highlights the cholesterol-modulating effect and underlying mechanisms of the methanol extract of Cajanus cajan L.leaves (MECC) in HepG2 cells.We found that ME

Natural landscapes are being converted for agriculture and other human uses across Asia and this development presents potential threats for specialist species of primates, like the Endangered slow lorises of Thailand (Nycticebus bengalensis and N.coucang).It is crucial to understand the interface between humans and slow lorises in order to conserve

Iron deficiency (ID) is the most common nutritional deficiency in humans, affecting more than two billion people worldwide.Early-life ID can lead to irreversible deficits in learning and memory.The pig represents a promising model animal for studying such deficits, because of its similarities to humans during early development.We investigated long-

The purpose of this study was to offer an inside look at the coexistence of different ways of conceiving and organising the knowledge of Candle Holder (Set of 2) social sciences in current schools.To this end, the methods of autoethnography and critical discourse analysis were used in a case study focused on the teaching experience of one of the au

The phenomenon of abandoned religious buildings is today felt in many countries of the world and particularly in Europe, where Rear Rail Endcap the problem has taken on such dimensions as to worry the ecclesiastical institutions, which are encouraging to work with particular caution in order to avoid improper use and to consider each case according