Author's response to reviews Title: Syzygium jambolanum treatment improves survival in lethal sepsis induced in mice. Authors:

Syzygium jambolanum treatment improves survival in lethal sepsis induced in mice

BACKGROUND The leaves and the fruits from Syzygium jambolanum DC.(Myrtaceae), a plant known in Brazil as sweet olive or 'jambolão', have been used by native people to treat infectious diseases, diabetes, and stomachache. Since the bactericidal activity of S. jambolanum has been confirmed in vitro, the aim of this work was to evaluate the effect of the prophylactic treatment with S. jambolanum o...

Author's response to reviews Title: NGAL as a possible biomarker for sepsis-induced kidney failure: evaluating changes in NGAL expression in a rat model of acute kidney injury Authors:

Author's response to reviews Peroxisome Proliferators-Activated Alpha Agonist Treatment Improves Hepatic Damage in Rats with Title: Obstructive Jaundice: An Experimental Study Authors:

Author's response to reviews DOTS improves treatment outcomes and service coverage for tuberculosis in South Ethiopia: a Title: retrospective trend analysis Authors:

DOTS improves treatment outcomes and service coverage for tuberculosis in South Ethiopia: a Title: retrospective trend analysis

Assessment of the role of specific absorption rate of mobile phones on the induction of microwave-induced survival adaptive responses after exposure to lethal doses of gamma radiation

Background: Whether exposure to common electromagnetic fields affects human health adversely has been a controversial issue. The main goal of this study was to assess the role of 900 MHz microwave radiations with different specific absorption rates (SARs), emitted from some widely used cell phones, on the induction of adaptive response in male Balb/c mice after receiving a lethal dose of gamma ...