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Compounds in Green Tea that are thought to help against cancer: Catechins A green tea leaf contains catechins, they are the components that give a bitter taste to the tea. EGCG (epigallocatechin gallate) accounts for 10%-50% of the total green tea catechins. By virtue of its peculiar stereochemical structure, EGCG possesses significantly stronger anti-oxidant qualities than the other catechins discovered in green tea and plays an crucial role in preventing cancer and cardiovascular diseases. ECGC remove oxidised no cost radicals from the body which prevents damage to the cells and DNA. The anti oxidant properties of EGCG are believed to be 100 more times a lot more efficient than vitamin C and 25 times much more powerful than vitamin E. (http://www.herbs-tech.com/product/egcg.asp) Flavonoids … Read entire article »

Crop Damage by Wild Animals section i general discussions G.M. Wani Ph.D ; D.V.M (Germany) FN ISSGAPU, FN DAAD Director Extension Education / SAMETI Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Kashmir Shalimar, Srinagar, 191121     … Read entire article »

With the existing boom in data technologies, we see its application in nearly every single aspect of our life. “Bioinformatics” is the subject, which deals with the application of info technology in the field of biology, for example usage of computing power for drug designing, protein modeling, sequencing genomes and proteins and so on. Pathway curation is 1 branch/part of bioinformatics. A pathway is a representation of a set of related reactions in a given context, i.e. glycolysis, Krebs cycle or apoptosis [1]. Due to the fact of extensive analysis, with tools like High-throughput genomics and DNA microarrays, researchers have accumulated high volumes of information that are frequently too significant for manual assessment. Mathematical and statistical analysis can be done to structure the large information volumes. Based on various computational algorithms, … Read entire article »