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A total of 101 stool samples were collected from hookworm-infected individuals shortly before the initiation of ALB treatment. Complete baseline microbiota data were obtained from 89 individuals, of whom 51 (57.3%) and 38 (42.7%) were female and male, respectively, with a mean age of 30 (range 5–88) years. Hookworm presence in the stool had been previously determined by the Kato-Katz thick smear method and qPCR prior to the initiation of ALB treatment and 21 days after treatment initiation.

Keywords molecular collision, stimulated emission pumping spectroscopy, SEP, energy transfer College Physical and Mathematical Sciences Department Chemistry and Biochemistry Abstract The kinetics of unimolecular reactions are especially interesting in the manner in which they absorb or transfer energy. For a unimolecular reaction to proceed, an activation energy barrier must be overcome.

Surgical procedures are prone to variations in execution and outcome, influenced by differences in training, experience and variances in implementation of innovations, along with patient and tumour-related parameters1,2. Although of different aetiologies, these variations might be associated with a negative impact on patient outcomes including morbidity, mortality and cancer recurrence3–6.