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2007| August | Volume 126 | Issue 2
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May 20, 2011
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BOOK REVIEWS
Modern trends in planning and designing of hospitals: Principles and practice
AK Gupta
August 2007, 126(2):167-168
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REVIEW ARTICLES
Laboratory-based dengue fever surveillance in Tamil Nadu, India
T John Victor, M Malathi, R Asokan, P Padmanaban
August 2007, 126(2):112-115
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Dengue fever and dengue haemorrhagic fever (DF/DHF) have become a serious public health problem in many parts of India in recent years. Several vertical national programmes for communicable diseases, which include vector-borne diseases such as malaria and filariasis have been in operation for over five decades in India. The remarkable increase in dengue fever and DHF related deaths during the last decade has necessitated an effective surveillance system to detect the cases and adopt appropriate control measures against dengue vectors. Although the existence of all the four serotypes of dengue virus was proved as early as in 1960s, it was only after 1990, several outbreaks of DF/DHF were reported in Tamil Nadu. Further, dengue, once considered as urban problem has now penetrated into rural areas also, due to various changes in the environment. The geographic spread, increase in number of cases, reporting system, laboratory diagnosis, monitoring of vector density and investigation of outbreaks in Tamil Nadu during the last decade are comprehensively documented and discussed here to further strengthen the surveillance network to prevent possible major outbreaks of DF/DHF.
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COMMENTARIES
Spotted fevers & typhus fever in Tamil Nadu
HV Batra
August 2007, 126(2):101-103
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ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Serological evidence for wide distribution of spotted fevers & typhus fever in Tamil Nadu
K Kamarasu, M Malathi, V Rajagopal, K Subramani, D Jagadeeshramasamy, E Mathai
August 2007, 126(2):128-130
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REVIEW ARTICLES
The role of epigenetics in mental disorders
J Peedicayil
August 2007, 126(2):105-111
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:17932433
It is well established that the idiopathic mental disorders have a genetic basis. Yet, genetic mapping has not definitively identified any genetic mutation or polymorphism underlying these disorders. This review discusses the role of epigenetics in the pathogenesis of the idiopathic mental disorders. Epimutations and epigenetic polymorphisms are emphasized as being an interface between the genes underlying the idiopathic mental disorders and the environment. Psychosocial factors are described as important environmental factors involved in the pathogenesis of the idiopathic mental disorders, modifying the underlying genes by epigenetic mechanisms. Epigenetic strategies to identify the genes underlying the idiopathic mental disorders are described and the available molecular evidence supporting an epigenetic pathogenesis for these disorders is discussed. It also discusses the role of epigenetic factors in the pathogenesis of neuropsychiatric disorders and the relevance of the new therapeutic option, epigenetic therapy, in treating the idiopathic mental disorders and the neuropsychiatric disorders.
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ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Mortality & clinical characteristics of hospitalized adult patients with HIV in Pune, India
R Sobhani, A Basavaraj, A Gupta, Ashok S Bhave, Dilip B Kadam, Shashikala A Sangle, Haridas B Prasad, J Choi, J Josephs, Kelly A Gebo, Shweta N Morde, Robert C Bollinger, Arjun L Kakrani
August 2007, 126(2):116-121
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Comparative efficacy of PCR-based restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) & multiplex PCR for glycoprotein B (gB) genotyping of human cytomegalovirus
P Sowmya, V Dhanya, HN Madhavan, KL Therese
August 2007, 126(2):122-127
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CORRESPONDENCES
New multilocus sequence types of Streptococcus pneumoniae isolates from patients with respiratory infections in India
M Shariff, SS Thukral, B Beall
August 2007, 126(2):161-164
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COMMENTARIES
Identifying human cytomegalovirus genotypes & defining their clinical significance
L Dar
August 2007, 126(2):99-100
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ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Effect of platelet-activating factor on cell proliferation & NF-kappaB activation in airway smooth muscle cells in rats
S Ying-fang, H Jing-fang, L Huan-zhang, Q Hao-wen
August 2007, 126(2):139-145
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Mother-to-child transmission of HIV among women who chose not to exclusively breastfeed their infants in Pune, India
A Gupta, N Gupte, J Sastry, Kapila E Bharucha, R Bhosale, P Kulkarni, S Tripathy, U Nayak, M Phadke, Robert C Bollinger
August 2007, 126(2):131-134
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Interleukin-12B & interleukin-10 gene polymorphisms in pulmonary tuberculosis
S Prabhu Anand, P Selvaraj, MS Jawahar, AR Adhilakshmi, PR Narayanan
August 2007, 126(2):135-138
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CORRESPONDENCES
Counselling needs of persons exposed to human immunodeficiency virus
G Alexander, BJ Sunitha, LK Chitra, PS Rao
August 2007, 126(2):158-160
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COMMENTARIES
Outcome of critically ill HIV infected patients--a huge need for early screening
JF Timsit
August 2007, 126(2):97-98
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EDITORIALS
Polio eradication & India--bringing science into public health
T Jacob John
August 2007, 126(2):91-93
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The current status of international standards for child growth
N Bhandari, M de Onis
August 2007, 126(2):94-96
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ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Ecological study on mosquito vectors of Japanese encephalitis virus in Bellary district, Karnataka
PC Kanojia
August 2007, 126(2):152-157
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Pulsed field gel electrophoresis & plasmid profile of Pseudomonas aeruginosa at two hospitals in Tehran, Iran
VS Nikbin, A Abdi-Ali, MM Feizabadi, S Gharavi
August 2007, 126(2):146-151
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BOOK REVIEWS
Evaluation of certain veterinary drug residues in food
Kalpgam Polasa
August 2007, 126(2):166-167
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Disease control priorities, related to mental, neurological, developmental and substance abuse disorders
Shridhar Sharma
August 2007, 126(2):165-166
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SOME FORTHCOMING SCIENTIFIC EVENTS
Some forthcoming scientific events
August 2007, 126(2):169-170
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