Abstract Chronic wasting disease (CWD) is a fatal prion disease which infects deer, elk and moose.CWD was first described as a wasting syndrome in captive deer in Colorado and Wyoming wildlife facilities from 1967 to 1979.Currently, CWD has been reported in 26 states of the USA, three Canadian provinces, South Korea, Norway and Finland.Since human
Reading Study Model for Dyslexia Children Based on Mingle Technique
The education problem in Padang, based on research by Irdamurni (2013), 41.74% of dyslexia children have difficulty in learning, this problem has caused the increase of Elementary School children who have trouble in reading.Elementary School teachers do not have the competence to resolve the children problem, therefore viva la juicy fleur it is nec
Diseases of the Date Palm: Present Status and Future Prospects
While date palm is affected by many diseases, bayoud remains the most serious one.It is caused by a soil born pathogen, Fusarium oxyspurum f.sp.albedinis.It has affected practically all Moroccan palm groves as well as those of western and central Algerian sahara, where it has respectively killed more than 12 million in Morocco and three million in
ExoCAS-2: Rapid and Pure Isolation of Exosomes by Anionic Exchange Using Magnetic Beads
Extracellular vesicles (EVs) are considered essential biomarkers in liquid biopsies.Despite intensive efforts aimed at employing EVs in a clinical setting, workable approaches are currently limited owing to the fact that EV-isolation technologies are still in a nascent stage.This study introduces a magnetic bead-based ion exchange platform for isol
Plasmonic induced reflection based on Al2O3 nanoslit side coupled with silicon nanodisk resonator
plasmonic induced reflection (PIR) effect has potential applications in many nanophotonics devices, Such as slow light, absorber and filter.To realize plasmonic induced interference, in this paper, we present PIR effect in a periodic subwavelength array of nanoslit side-coupled to nanodisk resonator.Both san jose sharks trucker hat finite-differenc