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background: although the pathogenesis of diabetes type 1 (t1d) is not fully elucidated. different clusters of lymphocytes such as cd4+ and cd8+ t cells are involved in it. moreover, the mechanism of how stem-cell therapy results in significant therapeutic outcomes in diabetes remains obscure. in the current study, we aimed to analyze lymphocyte subsets in patients with t1d before and after trea...

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The purpose of this paper is to study matrix hemiring $S_{2}$ via fuzzy subsets and fuzzy $h$-ideals.

‎A topological space is called submaximal if each of its dense subsets is open and is called nodec if each of its nowhere dense ea subsets is closed‎. ‎Here‎, ‎we study a variety of spaces some of which have already been studied in $C(X)$‎. ‎Among them are‎, ‎most importantly‎, ‎quasi $P$-spaces and pointwise quasi $P$-spaces‎. ‎We obtain some new useful topological characterizations of quasi $...

The main purpose of this paper is to introduce several concepts of the metric-like spaces. For instance, we define concepts such as equal-like points, cluster points and completely separate points. Furthermore, this paper is an attempt to present compatibility definitions for the distance between a point and a subset of a metric-like space and also for the distance between two subsets of a metr...

Measurement results contain different kinds of uncertainty. Besides systematic errors andrandom errors individual measurement results are also subject to another type of uncertainty,so-called emph{fuzziness}. It turns out that special fuzzy subsets of the set of real numbers $RR$are useful to model fuzziness of measurement results. These fuzzy subsets $x^*$ are called emph{fuzzy numbers}. The m...

This paper focuses on the relationship between an $L$-subset and the system of level-elements induced by it, where the underlying lattice $L$ is a complete residuated lattice and the domain set of $L$-subset is an $L$-partially ordered set $(X,P)$. Firstly, we obtain the sufficient and necessary condition that an $L$-subset is represented by its system of level-elements. Then, a new representat...

Thyrotoxic hypokalemic periodic paralysis is an uncommon complication of thyrotoxicosis, characterized by attacks of generalized muscular weakness associated with hypokalemia in patients with hyperthyroidism, most frequently with Graves-Basedow disease. Treatment with antithyroid drugs and potassium supplements reversed the symptoms and the episodes of acute muscular weakness did not reappear.

An interesting case of familial periodic paralysis came under my care quite recently and incidentally illustrated the hereditary nature of the disease. As the condition is so rare, a resume of the main features of the disease may be given. The disease is seldom seen; only 200 cases have been reported so far. It is characterized by a temporary flaccid paralysis of the muscles of the extremities ...