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    Single-component aromatic flavoprotein hydroxylase. Several single-component aromatic flavoprotein hydroxylases have been studied comprehensively such as p-hydroxybenzoate hydroxylase (8), phenol hydroxylase (9), 2-methyl-3-hydroxypyridine-5-carboxylic acid monooxygenase (10), salicylate hydroxylase (11), anthranilate hydroxylase (12), melilolate hydroxylase (13). Generally, the catalytic cycles of these enzymes follow the reaction shown in Scheme 3. The reaction is composed of two parts: the…

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    Rancidity Of Cooking

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    Cooking with oils can be considered as one of the most common cooking techniques around the world. Within the process of cooking, heating with high temperatures is often applied to break down large polymeric food molecules and for easier absorption of nutrients by our guts. However, heating oil repeatedly with the presence of air, for certain period of time, might cause undesired chemical changes within the chemical characteristics of the oils, for example lipid oxidation, which is responsible…

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    BENEFITS: Aromatherapy massage has many known benefits such as stimulating lymphatic flow, increasing joint flexibility, blood flow and oxygen functions to the muscles due to increased circulation, tissue regeneration, lessens depression and anxiety as well as improving the overall well – being. Aromatherapy massage brings a deeper level of relaxation, balance and health to client’s life. It stimulates the emotional part of our brain as the aroma from essential oils is sent to the limbic system…

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    Crispy Vs Crunchy Food

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    is the milk mixture of whole milk and cream so it has more fat than Skim milk, and those fat will affect to the sweet and the flavor of the syrup, that why it less sweet than the Skim milk. Moreover, in chocolate had carboxylic acids, alcohols, aldehydes and in the cocoa react when we add fat it will release the flavor of…

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    Bad Breath Speech

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    has antibiotic properties and hence it obstructs the microorganisms from causing havoc in our mouth. 7. Cinnamon – An essential oil derived from cinnamon effectively kills the bacteria in the mouth. The main compound present in cinnamon – cinnamic aldehyde is responsible for killing the oral bacteria. You can easily prepare your own homemade cinnamon mouthwash using cinnamon powder, cardamom and bay leaves. This mouthwash will freshen your mouth and kill all the harmful…

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    ϖ This task is done by Mohammadmehdi(Mehdi) Adhami for PBL Definitions: alcohol abuse: it is the act of consuming alcohol containing products frequently or inappropriately (e.g. Binge drinking); which might result in short term or long term complications. It is often associated with addictive behaviors and it most likely interferes with person’s normal life balance, including the ability to work and interpersonal relationships. Alcoholism: it is the addiction to consuming alcoholic drinks or…

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    Benefits Of Chewing Gum

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    The Benefits of Chewing Gum on Oral Health (F) Chewing gum should be added into your daily oral care routine. It has many possible benefits on oral health: it kills bacteria, freshens breath, removes unwanted leftover food that may be stuck in teeth, and can even remineralize teeth and prevent cavities. Many different kinds of gum are offered on the market. One may prefer a specific gum because of its added benefits like xylitol or gum with CPP-ACP. Other preferences may be its flavor or…

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    Ice Cream Essay

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    Ice cream is defined as a sweetened frozen food which is composed of dairy products like milk, cream and infused with sugar, stabilizers, emulsifiers, flavorings, water and air. Ice cream varies all over the world this is because the mixture of the ingredients is different from one another. But a good ice cream is composed of: 12% milk fat, 14% milk solid non-fat, 15% sugar, 0.2% stabilizer, 6.2% emulsifier, 55-64% water which is still exclusive of air. Since, ice cream is a whipped product; it…

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    Benzosuberone Essay

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    1- Introduction Benzosuberone based compounds are important classes of biologically active compounds that attracted a great deal of interest in the medicinal chemistry due to their potent biological activities and wide range of pharmaceutical applications [1-6]. Several publications recorded that some of benzosuberone derivatives possess antipyretic, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antiulcer and antitumor activities [1-6]. As an indication for the importance of the benzosuberone based…

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    Streptomycin

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    the drug, is lacking. Streptomycin is antibiotic agent obtained from Streptomyces griseus that is active against the tubercle bacillus and a large number of gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria; also used in the form of dihydrostreptomycin (aldehyde of streptomycin reduced to CH2OH). It is used virtually exclusively in the treatment of tuberculosis; toxicity includes eighth cranial nerve damage leading to deafness and/or vestibular dysfunction. Tetracycline is a broad spectrum antibiotic…

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