Biosteel™ is a spider silk based high strength fibre material made of recombinant spider silk obtained from the milk of transgenic goats. The name Biosteel™ was first used by a Canadian company "Nexia Biotechnology", founded in 1993. Biosteel is reported to have materialistic properties of toughness and stress resistance, which make it a unique Bio-material for many useful purposes. With support from the US Army and Canadian PDF
An experiment was conducted to determine the influence of GA3 on growth, yield and yield contributing characters of broccoli to different GA3 application times. Four GA3 application times [D1: seedling dipped in GA3 for 24 h before transplanting; D2: 4 weeks after transplanting (foliar spray of GA3); D3: 6 weeks after transplanting (foliar spray of GA3) and D4: 8 weeks after transplanting (foliar spray of GA3)] were used in the experiment; all dips and sprays contained 50 ppm GA3. The maximum PDF
The vast majority of by-product streams generated throughout industrial processes arises immense environmental, societal and economic related issues. The development of strategies for the valorization of these industrial residues will not only address these problems but also promote bioeconomy, satisfying sustainable development principles. Pomegranate juice production PDF
The masticatory mucosa width as well as the vestibular bone thickness have a key role in the aesthetic and functional success of the implant-prosthetic rehabilitation. Driving the healing of hard and soft tissues in a post-extractive site can be a critical phase of treatment. In this case, we are going to show we propose a miniinvasive technique that it is well tolerated by the patient even in the post-operative phase. PDF
On plots of fields under crops under crops, the signs on which it is possible to determine the degree of erosion of soils are the inside covering and plant heights. With the enthusiasm of the steepness of the slopes, the possibility of using cultivated crops as indicators of soil erosion decreases. The degree of soil washout period of natural forage lands PDF