Albuminuria: Its Importance in Disease Detection

Importance of Listeria monocytogenes in food safety: a review of its prevalence, detection, and antibiotic resistance

Listeria monocytogenes, as a foodborne pathogenic bacterium, is considered as major causative agent responsible for serious diseases in both humans and animals. Milk and dairy products are among the main sources of energy supply in the human, therefore contamination of these products with Listeria spp., especially L. monocytogenes, could lead to life threatening infec...

Albuminuria and Bright's Disease

any organic change. Thus besides extra-renal albuminuria and that seen in Bright's diseases, he recognises that due to mechanical changes, e.g. in heart disease, and to changes in the blood from fevers and toxins, as well as purely functional and cyclic forms. It is not very clear why he does not include most forms of Bright's disease under the results of intoxications, but apparently he would ...

Disease-dependent mechanisms of albuminuria.

The mechanism of albuminuria is perhaps one of the most complex yet important questions in renal physiology today. Recent studies have directly demonstrated that the normal glomerulus filters substantial amounts of albumin and that charge selectivity plays little or no role in preventing this process. This filtered albumin is then processed by proximal tubular cells by two distinct pathways; dy...

The Importance of Colposcopy in The Diagnosis of Pelvic Disease

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Importance of Mitochondrial Homeostasis in Heart Disease and Its Prevention