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Anticestodial Efficacy and GC-MS Study of Evolvulus nummularius, a Traditionally Used Anthelmintic Plant of North–East India - Acta Parasitologica

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By Amar Deep, Debraj Roy College, North-Eastern Hill, B. Borooah College
| link.springer.com
Abstract The whole plant of Evolvulus nummularius is traditionally used to treat helminth infections in Assam, India. This study was taken to evaluate the efficacy of its methanolic extract in suitable models in vitro and in vivo. Hymenolepis diminuta exposed in vitro to E. nummularius were also studied for damages to its tegument using scanning electron microscopy. Also, the plant extract’s ability to inhibit AChE activity was assessed.
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Synthesis of nickel sulphide nanosheets using imidazolium-based chloronickellate ionic liquids as precursors/templates for sunlight-assisted degradation of organic dyes

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By Sukanya Das, Debraj Roy College, Debanga Bhusan Bora, Sangeeta Kalita
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Synthesis of nickel sulphide nanosheets using imidazolium-based chloronickellate ionic liquids as precursors/templates for sunlight-assisted degradation of organic dyes† In the current work, two new bifunctional Brønsted–Lewis acidic chloronickellate ionic liquid systems, 1a and 1b ([RSIM]x[NiCly], where R = C2H5 and CH3, x = 2, y = 2, 3, 4 or 5), were developed by incorporating two –SO3H groups into the imidazolium cation.
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Influence of a transverse magnetic field on wakefield oscillations around a charged dust grain in complex plasma

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By Brian Haines, P. Rodriguez-Fernandez, S. Krüger, Debraj Roy College
| American Institute of Physics
Topics Magnetic fields, Linear response, Plasmas The evaluation of the exact potential around a negatively charged dust particle immersed in a plasma with flowing ions is very complex. The oscillatory wake potential that arises due to resonance interaction between dust particles and low-frequency waves is superimposed on the isotropic Debye–Hückel potential.
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