7 +/- 1.07%) and BHT (91.7 +/- 0.37%) at the same concentration. (C) 2011 Phytochemical Society of Europe. Published by Elsevier B. V. All rights reserved.”
“Helicobacter Go6983 pylori since Marshall and Warren’s discovery has been an object of interest of gastroenterologists and many researchers of other specialties. What needs to be highlighted is also the growing interest of dentists in the role of oral residue of H. pylori in oral pathologies such as burning mouth syndrome, periodontitis and gingivitis.

With the development of medical techniques more studies using highly specific diagnostic methods are performed in order to determine the transmission pattern of bacterial

infection. Suggested faecal-oral and oral-oral routes of bacterial transmission raised interest in molecular biology methods as tools for the study of these environments. Additionally, co-existence of helical and coccoidal forms of H. pylori in the mentioned niches raised the question whether the KPT-8602 latter is potentially pathogenic. This is why molecular biology is now giving a great opportunity to explore parts of the human body that could not have been diagnosed before using only gold standard diagnostic methods. Molecular techniques have shown their usefulness in examining the potential virulence of coccoid forms of bacterium. This review was created

also to summarize the knowledge about molecular methods, especially different PCR techniques, as diagnostic tools that can help medical teams during regular diagnosis of gastritis.”
“Objective: To classify headaches as a function

of the menstrual cycle and to contrast aspects relating to the reproductive cycle as a function of headache type. Method: Proteasome assay Participants responded to a structured questionnaire consisting of 44 questions. Detailed headache information, enabling the classification of headaches, and questions relating to the menstrual cycle were obtained. Results: The sample consisted of 422 students. Menstrual headaches were experienced by 31.8%. Migraine without aura (MO) occurred in 13.3%, migraine with aura (MA) in 7.8%, and probable migraine in 6.4%. Women with MA were significantly more likely to have reached menarche at earlier ages than women without headaches (p=0.03). Use of a hormonal contraceptive was related to the function of having MA headaches or not. Conclusion: Most female college students are affected by menstrualheadaches. Although the vast majority experience MO, other headaches also occur. Women with MA are equally likely to receive hormonal contraceptives as others.”
“Contents The objective of this study was to determine the seasonal ovarian activity of domestic queens under the tropical conditions of southern Mexico (19 degrees 30′ and 21 degrees 35′ N latitude).