Introduction Poultry can be exposed to chemicals or biological products from a variety of sources such as medications, pesticides, equipment, or even building materials. Drug or chemical residues remaining in poultry at the time of slaughter can result in condemnation of the product and, if passed onto the consumer, will lower their confidence in the safety or wholesomeness of the poultry suppl...

19 19. LIST OF PUBLICATIONS: A) RESEARCH PAPERS ALREADY PUBLISHED 1. SHAKOORI, A.R., 1968. Anatomy and skeletomusculature of Caenestheria propinqua (Sars) (Conchostraca, Branchiopoda, Crustacea). Bull. Dept. Zool. Univ. Punjab (N.S), 2: 1-48. 2. SHAKOORI, A.R., SCHLATTERER, B. AND SIEBERT, G., 1972. Non-aqueous isolation of nucleoli from rat liver. Hoppe-Seyler's Z. Physiol. Chem., 353: 758. 3....

Dear fellow diabetes investigators, you, myself and our Editorin-Chief, Dr Hotta, have the same goal; to do something about the epidemic of diabetes in Asia. I will not show the numbers again, as you have seen enough; simply there are too many people around us with diabetes. Why there are so many? Professor Eung-Jin Kim, Honorary President of Korean Diabetes Association, told me that diabetes w...

Longleaf pine is a highly desirable species, resisting fire, insects and pathogens, and produces quality solid-wood products, but regeneration of the species has been difficult. Natural regeneration is feasible only on a small portion of the area considered to be longleaf pine type. Therefore, artificial regeneration must become a reliable means of regenerating the species if restoration of the...