Bengal rose@dendritic box

Dynamics of Bengal Rose Encapsulated in the Meijer Dendrimer Box

We used molecular dynamics (MD) techniques to examine the encapsulation of Bengal Rose (BR) molecules in the Meijer dendrimer box (DBox) formed by the addition of tert-butyloxycarbonyl-L-Phe (tBOC-L-Phe) cap molecules to the 64 terminal primary amines of a fifth generation poly(propyleneimine) (PPI-5) dendrimer. Using a large periodic box (including DBox, four to six BR, and CH2Cl2 solvent, tot...

Bengal Splenomegaly

Bengal Notes

A military post on the Indus 54 miles south of Peshawur, 14 from Attock, and through a hot, dusty, dull, outof-the-way, isolated, little sandy oasis,?a very healthy station occupied by a Cavalry regiment or a battery of Artillery. No civilians, no metalled roads, scanty rainfall, tantalizing clouds: plenty of wild sheep, and in the luxuriant corn abundance of quail. Ice and other necessaries pr...

The Bengal Forceps

models in general use. While the weight of a pair of Anderson's forceps is about 1 lb. 10 ozs. the " Bengal forceps " weighs only a pound. In the " Bengal forceps " pelvic curves are a little more pronounced than usual and the distance between the shanks near the joint is wide enough to admit the forefinger. The handles are made like those of amputation knives, and give an efficient hold withou...

Malnutrition in Bengal

Malnutrition is a term which is not quite easy to define. A review in the literature will show that different workers in the field hold different views about the state of malnutrition and its cause. Most workers however hold the view that malnutrition is not caused by underfeeding alone but by the prolonged use of food in which certain-essential constituents of food are either absent or present...