Volume 11 | Issue 9 |

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Periodontal disease, a prevalent oral health issue, has traditionally been treated using invasive surgical methods. In recent years, laser technology has emerged as a promising alternative in Periodontics. This comprehensive review examines various laser types, their mechanisms of action, and clinical applications. It assesses advantages and disadvantages, patient outcomes, and safety considerations.Furthermore, the article explores future directions, including emerging laser technologies and integration with digital dentistry. Understanding these advancements is crucial for enhancing Periodontal care and patient outcomes.

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Periodontics, laser technology, minimally invasive, clinical applications, patient outcomes, photothermal effects, photobiomodulation, digital dentistry.

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Abstract: The use of flute from mythological period to present times has immense importance not only for the musical correlation but also for the human satisfaction in listening. The tune of flute is very acceptable and mind blowing while it is listened. Sometimes people do like to listen the recording version of flute tune while they involve with day to day works. The demand of flute tune in musical concert in public places is highly recognized. It establishes a sense of environment with full of peace, spirituality and a sound sphere of mind. The tune of flute refreshes the psychology of patient and specifically for a pregnant woman and an aged person. The slow sound of flute tone at different celebrations, restaurants, homes and special occasions touches the heart and mind of human being. The use of flute is found across the globe. The players of the flute are being significantly welcomed in different platforms. Scholars of flute research opined that the use of flute makes good health to a performer due to the continuous circulation of air to the body. As such, the impact of flute on human body is considered as a positive sign and no way it is harmful to human being and society as well.

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Key Words: Flute, Instrument, Pranayama, Yoga, Music Therapy, Psychology

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modaks, frozen modaks, ragi modaks, ragi satva, ragi malt, dates, shelf life study, diabetic friendly, gut friendly, gluten free, marketing, budgeting, sensory evaluation, sweet dumplings, frozen sweet dumplings

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Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionising the use of AI in innovation management and may significantly change the way how we work and innovate. This paper attempts to highlight how large language models (LLMs), such as generative pretrained transformer (GPT), can augment speedy early phases of innovation, in particular, exploration, ideation, and digital prototyping. The work on this paper is a fallout of work done on experimenting with LLMs, and we share the initial experiences and concrete examples of AI-assisted approaches. The paper highlights a plethora of use cases for generative AI. Moreover, the Authors argue that, generative AI may become a game changer in early prototyping in Marine domain as the delegation of tasks to an artificial agent can result in faster iterations and reduced costs. Our experiences also provide insights into how human innovation teams purposively and effectively interact with AIs and integrate them into their workflows.

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AI-augmented innovation management, artificial intelligence (AI), digital prototyping, generative AI, idea generation, innovation, large language model (LLM), need identification, no-code prototyping, UX/UI

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Paederus dermatitis/Blister beetle dermatitis (BBD) is a true irritant contact dermatitis of seasonal variability. It has a worldwide distribution but is mostly reported from areas with hot tropical climate usually at the onset of rain. The common species of Peaderus seen in India is Paederus melampus. The contact with these insects affects the exposed site of body such as extremities, face and neck. Beetles are nocturnal in nature and are attracted to artificial light, hence they are mostly found in densely populated places like hostels, apartments etc. Accidentally brushing or crushing the insect against the skin causes the release of its coelomic fluid, which causes a particularly irritating contact rash with symptoms of itching, burning, redness, blisters and skin lesions. These symptoms must be treated in time and therefore an effective treatment method is needed. This beetle can be included under the groups of Keetas (insects) based on the symptoms it exhibits. In Ayurveda, Keeta Visha is described under Jangama Visha. Acharya Susruta explains 67 varieties of Keeta under 4 groups. Diagnosis and treatment of Keeta Visha according to its variety is found to be very difficult due to improper identification and regional variations. Acharya Vagbhata have classified whole of them as Vataja, Pittaja, Kaphaja and Tridoshaja and explained the general symptoms and treatments. KATABHYADI KALKA is a yoga mentioned in Charaka Samhitha for Keeta Visha. Hence a clinical trial is planned to evaluate the efficacy of KATABHYADI KALKA in the management of Paederus dermatitis.

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Paederus dermatitis, Keeta Visha, Paederus, Katabhyadi Kalka

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The plant of Amaranthus species is utilized for treatment of some common diseases. Moreover the plant contains various biological active constituent such as Flavonoids, Sterol, Glycoside amino acid lipid phenolic acid and other micronutrients. Therefore, it is necessary to exploit it to its maximum potential in the medicinal and pharmaceutical fields. Amaranthus cruentus, is a plant species with a long history of traditional medical applications. Phenolic compounds in plants are of considerable increasing interest and becoming a subject of research due to their bioactive properties like antioxidant, antimicrobial etc. The object of this research was to determine antioxidant activity of Pet ether extract of Amaranthus cruentus, Radical scavenging activity done by DPPH method 100 ug/ml Ascorbic acid shows 18.22% radical scavenging activity while 100ug/ml Amaranthus cruentus Pet ether extract shows 16.71% radical scavenging activity.

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Antioxidant activity, Ascorbic acid, DPPH method.

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Abstract:. India is still a backward and developing country. It is no surprise then that in a country such as ours depression is one of the most prevalent and common "mental health illnesses" that people suffer from along with "anxiety". Depression is a common mental disorder with over 280 million people of all ages, an estimated 3.8 per cent of the population suffering from it globally, as per the World Health Organization, It is thus expected that in the next ten years, depression will put more burden on nations than any other disease, as per World Bank.Jatropha curcas (Linnaeus) is a plant which belongs to family ''Euphorbiaceae and genus Jatropha''. This plant is native of America and is widely distributed, is also located in India, Africa, Asia and Europe where it grows in arid, tropical and sub-tropical environments. Its name derives from the Greek words "Jatros" (doctor) and "trophe" (food) which translates its medicinal traditional use.1 Such medicinal use is reported in diverse consumption of different parts of J. curcas, some of them through infusions for various conditions such as fever, burn, rheumatism, allergies, diarrhea, antidepressant intestinal cramping, healing , headach, sleeping.

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- Depression, Anxiety, Mental Health illness, Jatropha Curcas.

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In a severely competitive automobile industry, many companies nowadays focus on providing quality service with the purpose of attaining competitive advantage. The basic aim of this research work is to analyze the association among dimensions of service quality of Maruti Suzuki's and consumer post purchase intention. After sales service is considered is one of the key factors that affect customer satisfaction. After sales service is required to avoid dissatisfaction and frustration will among existing buyers against the products and its producers. Data has been collected from both primary and secondary sources. The primary data was gathered with the support of structured questionnaire due to its simplicity and reliability. The secondary data has been gathered from various newspaper articles, business journals, financial reports and relevant websites. The findings of the study revealed that in automobile service station, three service quality variables including assurance, reliability and empathy have an important role on customer loyalty. The finding of the study also reveals that the service quality measures are positive and considerably associated to each other, overall service quality and customer loyalty. The study concludes that the services quality improvement initiatives of Maruti after sale service must begin with preference of customer requirements. In the same way, Maruti must develop strategies to fulfill their service guarantee along the service quality measures, most significant to customers to boost loyalty. This research study will assist guide the automobile companies to appropriately extend their service quality which will, eventually, assist to make better revenues for the automobile firms. This research work provides some contributions to the automobile companies regarding quality of services and corporate image, and offers recommendations for further based on the research findings.

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Key Words: Service Quality, After Sales, Customer Loyalty, Customer Satisfaction, Automobile Industry

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Aim: The present study aimed to investigate the toxicity and oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) of Leucomeris spectabilis leaves hydroalcoholic extract and flavonoid on albino Wistar rats. Methods: Both were prepared and administered orally to experimental animals. The extract was tested for toxicity in rats at a dose of 1,000 and 2000 mg/kg and flavonoid at a dose of 5, 50, 300, and 1500 mg/kg body weight p.o. The hypoglycemic effects of both normal rats and orally glucose-induced hyperglycemic rats were compared with distilled water and glibenclamide. The blood glucose level was obtained by pricking the tail vein using a glucometer at times -30, 0, 30, 60, 120, and 240 minutes. Results: The dose of hydroalcoholic extract and flavonoid did not exert any sign or symptom of toxicity and the dead rat was not found. The body weight and food consumption were significant. The blood glucose levels of hydroalcoholic extract and flavonoid-treated groups were not different from control and Glybenclamide treated. Conclusion: The findings of the present study can be concluded that the hydroalcoholic extract and flavonoid are practically non-toxic at a lower dose.

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Toxicity, Leucomeris spectabilis, Diabetes, Blood glucose.

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In this study an attempt has been made to analyze the protective role of selected two metal ions Ca2+/Al3+ in electron transport activities of maize thylakoid membranes. To achieve these leaf segments of 7 days were incubated for 2h-96h in distilled water Ca2+ solution or Al3+ solution. The photosynthetic electron transport activities of PS II were clearly indicated that there is a valency dependent restoration in primary reactions of photosynthesis. The SDS PAGE analysis of thylakoid membranes clearly demonstrated that 33 kDa protein of water oxidation complex of PS II is susceptible for aging and metal ion incubation protested the degradation of the above polypeptide to restore the PS II activity.

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Chlorophyll, Maize plants, Photosystems, SDS PAGE, Senescence.

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