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| Simple screening tests for detection of carbapenemases in clinical isolates of nonfermentative Gram-negative bacteria
M.J.C. Noyal, GA Menezes, BN Harish, S Sujatha, SC Parija
June 2009, 129(6):707-712
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| Extended spectrum beta-lactamases in Escherichia coli & Klebsiella pneumoniae & associated risk factors
A Goyal, KN Prasad, A Prasad, S Gupta, U Ghoshal, A Ayyagari
June 2009, 129(6):695-700
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| Spectrum of Lactobacillus species present in healthy vagina of Indian women
Kavita Bansal Garg, I Ganguli, R Das, GP Talwar
June 2009, 129(6):652-657
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| Comparative evaluation of phenotypic tests for identification of metallo beta-lactamases producing clinical isolates of Pseudomonas aeruginosa
Sakshi P Singh, M Shariff, T Barua, SS Thukral
June 2009, 129(6):713-715
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| Cellular & molecular basis of HIV-associated neuropathogenesis
D Sharma, J Bhattacharya
June 2009, 129(6):637-651
PMID:19692743Although a plethora of molecules have been implicated in the development of HIV associated dementia (HAD), the identity of the indispensable ones is still elusive. The action of various molecules appears to follow a cascade path with one molecule activating another thereby regulating the expression and modulation of the regulatory machineries. Two pathways have been proposed leading to HIV-induced central nervous system (CNS) injury. First involving neurotoxic effect of viral proteins and second, with immunomodulatory substances secreted by the infected cells playing vital role. The viral transfer from infected cells (for example, cells representing macrophage-microglial lineage) to uninfected cells (such as same cell type or nerve cells) occurring perhaps via virological synapse is also not well documented. While the mechanism underlying transfer of HIV-1 through blood-brain barrier is not clearly understood, macrophage-microglial cell lineages are undisputedly predominant cell types that HIV uses for transmission in CNS. The present review describes existing knowledge of the modus operandi of HIV-induced neuropathogenesis gathered through research evidences. Mechanisms by which regulatory molecules exploit such cell types in promoting neuropathogenesis would provide key insights in intersecting pathway(s) for designing intervention strategies. |
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| Screening of codeine, dextromethorphan & dextropropoxyphene for their genotoxicity in Swiss albino mice
R Mittal, PA Patil, SS Torgal
June 2009, 129(6):676-680
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| Lactobacilli as probiotics against genital infections
S Sethi, G Singh, M Sharma
June 2009, 129(6):628-630
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| Haemorrhagic manifestations of dengue fever & their management in a tertiary care hospital in north India
Deepinder Kaur Chhina, O Goyal, P Goyal, R Kumar, S Puri, Rajoo Singh Chhina
June 2009, 129(6):718-720
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| Detection of dengue viral infections in Aedes mosquitoes : an essential tool for epidemiological surveillance
T John Victor
June 2009, 129(6):634-636
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| Muscoid flies in tsunami hit areas & their management
S Prakash, SN Tikar
June 2009, 129(6):631-633
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| Distribution of dengue virus types in Aedes aegypti in dengue endemic districts of Rajasthan, India
B Angel, V Joshi
June 2009, 129(6):665-668
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| Gender differences in sexual behaviour among people living with HIV in Chennai, India
BE Thomas, S Chandra, K.J.A. Selvi, D Suriyanarayanan, S Swaminathan
June 2009, 129(6):690-694
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| Abundance & distribution of muscoid flies in tsunami-hit coastal villages of southern India during post-disaster management period
R Srinivasan, P Jambulingam, K Gunasekaran, P Basker
June 2009, 129(6):658-664
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| EDITORIAL |
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| Acting on climate change is good for health
S Kovats
June 2009, 129(6):625-627
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| Immunolocalization of CD 34 positive progenitor cells in healthy human gingiva--a pilot study
V Lavu, R Padmavathy, Suresh R Rao
June 2009, 129(6):685-689
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| Effect of gonadotropins on chromosome aneuploidy, chromosome mosaicism & sex ratio in mouse preimplantation embryos
A Fauzdar, A Halder, A Kumar
June 2009, 129(6):669-675
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| Fluoroquinolone resistance among Neisseria gonorrhoeae isolates from Shanghai, China : detection of quinolone resistance-determining region mutations
Z Tiejun, Z Xiaoming, Z Jilun, Z Yinghu, R Yanhua, C Yue, G Weiming, Z Tao, J Qingwu
June 2009, 129(6):701-706
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| India's sanitation needs & the millennium development goals
G Agoramoorthy
June 2009, 129(6):716-717
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| BOOK REVIEW |
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| Tuberculosis
SP Tripathy
June 2009, 129(6):721-722 Full text not available [PDF] |
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| Influence of dietary calcium content on intestinal permeability in rat
J Prakasa Rao
June 2009, 129(6):681-684
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| Announcement
June 2009, 129(6):724-724 Full text not available [PDF] |
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| SOME FORTHCOMING SCIENTIFIC EVENTS |
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| Some Forthcoming Scientific Events
June 2009, 129(6):723-724 Full text not available [PDF] |
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