A Review of Senolytic Drugs in Reducing the Biological Problems of Aging by Sara Assadiasl, Sepehr Safdel, Mohammad Hossein Nicknam

“…Objectives Considering the increase in the old adult population and age-related disorders, there is a need for strategies to reduce the complications of aging. Senolytic drugs might improve the function of tissues and organs in elderly people by destroying senescent cells. …”
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PF4 in rejuvenation therapy: neuroprotection and cognitive enhancement by Li Li, Chunming Xie

“…Systemic administration of exogenous PF4 has been shown to reduce circulating pro-aging immune factors and restore peripheral immune function in the aged brain by mitigating age-related hippocampal neuroinflammation, promoting molecular changes in synaptic plasticity, and improving cognitive function in aged mice. …”
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Inter- and intracellular mitochondrial communication: signaling hubs in aging and age-related diseases by Meng Zhang, Jin Wei, Chang He, Liutao Sui, Chucheng Jiao, Xiaoyan Zhu, Xudong Pan

“…Therefore, strategies to protect mitochondrial function and promote effective communication of mitochondria can increase healthy lifespan and longevity, which might be a new treatment paradigm for age-related disorders. …”
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Authorial positioning systems by Erin Twohig

“…In order to elucidate this function, the article first examines previous work on how Moroccan and Maghrebi authors cite each other, discussing the possible meanings of this practice and of the types of critical attention it has garnered. …”
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The pharmacological management of erectile dysfunction by Andre Marais

“…The International Index of Erectile Function and the Sexual Health Inventory for Men questionnaires are commonly used in the initial assessment of ED. …”
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An Introduction to C∗-Algebra-Valued Metric-Like Space With Related Applications by Zulaihatu Tijjani Ahmad, Mohammed Shehu Shagari, Maha Noorwali, Abba Ali Tijjani, Afis Saliu

“…It is well-known that the main objective of metric-like spaces is to pave way for the development of fixed point results in nonstandard framework, such as in nonsymmetric distance structures, where self-distances might be nonzero. This objective becomes more achievable when the range set of the distance function is a C∗-algebra. …”
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The Psychomotor Disorders: Disorders of the Supervisory Mental Processes by P. F. Liddle

“…Each of these three syndromes is associated with a specific pattern of disordered function in multimodal association cortex and related subcortical nuclei. …”
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ASSOCIATION OF DEPRESSION AND ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION IN CARDIAC PATIENTS by S. A. Pomeshkina

“…The manifestations of the cause-effect relationship between ED and depression could vary: ED might be a symptom of depression, while depression could also be caused by ED, and the improvement in erectile function can reduce the severity of depressive symptoms. …”
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Imidazoline receptor agonists: more than blood pressure reduction? by D. V. Nebieridze, S. V. Nedogoda

“…Most important ones are insulin resistance reduction, improvement of endothelial function and elasticity in middle-sized and large vessels. …”
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Microsaccades under monocular viewing conditions by Wilhelm Bernhard Kloke, Wolfgang Jaschinski, Stephanie Jainta

“…Among the eye movements during fixation, the function of small saccades occuring quite commonly at fixation is still unclear. …”
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Imaging of the mean frequency of the ultrasonic echoes by Ziemowit Klimonda, Andrzej Nowicki

“…There is an increasing interest in imaging of the different parameters, which might characterize another physical properties of a tissue. …”
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Birds of a Feather + Other Aerial Acrobats by Perry Kulper

“…Trading on analogic thinking, surrealist tactics, and techniques of film making, the production of worlds in worlds, might enable retreat from other realities—a form of generative parallax. …”
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Hellenistic and Roman Terracottas: Mediterranean Networks and Cyprus by Jaimee Uhlenbrock

“…A particular focus was placed on the integration of different analytical approaches for the study of these figurines and the relationships that these might have had with Hellenistic and Roman terracottas from other sites around the Mediterranean. …”
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Recent advances in the pathogenesis of acute kidney injury caused by COVID-19 by Wei Kai-yue, Mi Yan, Wang Cai-li

“…Some recent studies noted that kidney might be a major target organ of SARS-COV-2. Multiple factors cause the changes of renal function， including direct viral toxicity， renin-angiotensin aldosterone system imbalances， disorders of immune system， cytokine storm， rhabdomyolysis， blood coagulation dysfunction， sepsis， drug-related renal toxicity and crosstalking between organ and symptoms caused by prerenal factors. …”
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Inflammation in Schizophrenia: The Role of Disordered Oscillatory Mechanisms by Lucinda J. Speers, David K. Bilkey

“…In this review, we outline the potential role of inflammation in the disorder, with a particular focus on how cytokine release might affect the development and function of GABAergic interneurons. …”
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Assessment of platelet reactivity with anti platelet agent (clopidogrel) after two drugs formulation PLAVIX® and PLAGERINE by Qasim Mohammed Taher, Khalid Amber, Ahmed N. Rgeeb

“…Several million of people received colpidogril, however the cost of the drug that might 3-4 dollars daily for the brand company Sanofi. pharmacies start to sell cheaper generic in Indian origin. assessment of platelet function after two drugs (Plavix and plagrine) by multiple electrode platelet aggregometry (MEA) shows no difference of both drugs on the multiplate activity, this is assessed by prospective cross sectional study included 28 patients randomized to receive either Plavix or plagrine, there is no significant differences regarded the effects of some risk factors in outcome in both group Plavix and plagrine.   …”
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Proxy-cryptocurrency payment system by Xiao-tong FU, Si CHEN, Ning ZHANG

“…The decentralized cryptocurrency which was based on block chain has been thought the most successful one in history.In the system,public keys were used as the users’ accounts which guaranteed the anonymity in real transactions.However,all the transaction information was recorded in the block chain,it was a potential threat for users’ privacy which might leak the payment information.Moreover,to avoid double-spending,it was agreed that the transaction on the target block was valid only if another k blocks were generated after the target one.The long waiting time reduced the efficiency of the payment system.A model of payment system based on a proxy-cryptocurrency was proposed,and a solution based on blind signature techniques was proposed.The scheme introduced a proxy in the payment phase,by which transaction confirmation time could be reduced and the transaction efficiency could be improved.Meanwhile,the system implements better anonymity,namely as the privacy protection function.…”
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Astrotheology: A proactive contextualization of novelty within space exploration by A.C. Pieterse

“…I intend to challenge this reactive function of theology and propose that theology might be called to play a proactive, even prophetic role especially within the science and religion debate. …”
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Surgical Approaches to Chronic Pancreatitis by Daniel Hartmann, Helmut Friess

“…In addition, progression of the disease might lead to additional complications, such as pseudocyst formation or development of pancreatic cancer. …”
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Theoretical Investigations of Vibrational – Rotational Energy of some Hydrogen Halide Molecules by Baghdad Science Journal

“…A theoretical study by using computer model is presented to study the energy characteristics of the vibrational – rotational levels as a function of the vibrational and rotational quantum number, respectively. …”
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