Serakinci N1* and Can Erzik2 1Near East University, Faculty of Art and Sciences, Head of Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics Near East Avenue, 99138, Nicosia, Northern Cyprus 2Marmara University, School of Medicine, Department of Medical Biology, Istanbul Turkey *Address for Correspondence: Nedime Serakinci, Near East University, Faculty of Medicine, Department of Medical Genetics, Lef...

The role of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and its influence on peace conflict dynamic in Middle East has always been a discussed controversial issue. While United States countries NATO Southern flank are active discussions engagement region, perspectives Eastern is often forgotten. This work contributes to discussion with comparative analysis four member states from Central Europe: Cze...

As diabetes and obesity rates continue to climb at astronomical rates in the Middle East, future generationsare at an even greater risk for diabetes and the associated complications. Many factors are at play and it isclear that creative solutions are needed to retool provider resources in the Middle East towards preventionof diabetes and its complications while leveraging technology to maximize...

Seventeen species are listed. Five new species: Arachnospila (Ammosphex) kasparyani sp. nov. (Tuva), A. (A.) maxim sp. nov. (Tuva, Khakassia), A. (A.) moczari sp. nov. (Tuva), A. (A.) scythia sp. nov. (Tuva), A. (A.) sibirica sp. nov. (Tuva, Republic of Altai) are described and illustrated. Arachnospila (Ammosphex) eoabnormis Lelej, 1995, A. (A.) orientausa Loktionov & Lelej, 2011, and A. (A.) ...

In late 2012, a novel coronavirus that had not previously been seen in humans was identified for the first time in a resident of the Middle East. The virus, now known as the Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERSCoV), 1 has (as of 26 June 2015) caused more than 1350 laboratory-confirmed cases of human infection. Thus far, all patients infected with MERS-CoV have had a direct or indi...

J. B. Stoker∗,1,2, P. F. Mantica1,2, D. Bazin2, A. Becerril2,3,4, J. S. Berryman1,2, H. L. Crawford1,2, A. Estrade2,3,4, C. J. Guess2,3,4, G. W. Hitt2,3,4, G. Lorusso2,3,4, M. Matos2,4, K. Minamisono2, F. Montes2,4, J. Pereira2, G. Perdikakis2, H. Schatz2,3,4, K. Smith2,3,4, R. G. T. Zegers2,3,4 (1) Department of Chemistry, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan 48824 (2) National Su...

2 ABSTRACT The paper argues that the economies of East and South East Asia are a very diverse group, only some of which have grown rapidly over the past three decades. The fast growing economies of South East Asia, especially Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia are in a number of important respects different from the fast growing economies of North The different colonial legacies have had importan...

following the application of simple serological tests for the diagnosis of coeliac disease (cd) in the 1980s, it gradually became clear that the prevalence of cd in different countries in the middle east, north africa and india is almost the same as that in western countries. the prevalence of cd in at-risk populations in these regions is reported to range between 3 and 20% and the prevalence i...

conclusions the most important factor in childhood acute gastroenteritis in east anatolia is the rotavirus. rotavirus and adenovirus antigens should be routinely investigated as a factor in fresh stool samples for the accurate diagnosis and treatment of gastroenteritis in children in the winter and autumn months. patients and methods the records of stool sample analyses for 1154 patients admitt...