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Tropical land-use change is a major driver of global biodiversity loss, yet its effects on flies (Diptera) remain underexplored, particularly in Southeast Asia. The present study addresses this knowledge gap by comparing Diptera abundance, diversity and community composition between lowland rainforest and smallholder monocultures of rubber and oil palm in lowland Sumatra, both on riparian soils as well as upland, well-drained...
Evaluation of physical and chemical modifications to drug reservoirs for stimuli-responsive microneedlesNARA Subscribed
Hydrogel-forming microneedle (MN) arrays are minimally-invasive devices that can penetrate the stratum corneum , the main barrier to topical drug application, without causing pain. However, drug delivery using hydrogel-forming MN arrays tends to be relatively slow compared to rapid drug delivery using conventional needles and syringes. Therefore, in this work, for the first time, different physical and chemical delivery enhanc...
Developing a sustainable feed with minimal or no fishmeal in tilapia production is a challenge to this industry. New Technology Promoter Binder (NTPB), a guanidinoacetic acid, is a nutritional supplement to enhance the energy metabolism of the muscle and brain tissue of vertebrates. This study aimed to evaluate several plant-based diet formulations with zero and minimal use of fishmeal enriched with NTPB on the growth, feed ef...
Fruitful decade of fungal metabolites as anti-diabetic agents from 2010 to 2019: emphasis on α-glucosidase inhibitorsNARA Subscribed
In recent years the prevalence of diabetes has increased globally and by 2040 the number of diabetic people has been estimated to increase to 642 million. Various classes of drugs are available to treat Type ll diabetes. However, these drugs are associated with certain side effects. α-Glucosidase is an intriquing target enzyme to treat Type II diabetes, and α-glucosidase inhibitors are considered as first-line drugs for Type l...
Mesophotic coral ecosystems (MCEs; reefs 30–150 m depth) are poorly studied, with existing research heavily geographically biased away from the most species-rich reef regions. Yet, MCEs are of high interest because of their unique species and potential to act as refuges from the impacts of fishing. Using baited remote underwater video systems, we surveyed reef fish communities from 2 to 85 m depths throughout the Raja Ampat ar...