Search Results - "Bano, Husan"

Factors and determinants associated with prevalence of anaemia in adults in Karachi, Pakistan by Channar, Husan Bano, Laghari, Zulfiqar Ali, Samo, Ayaz Ali, Ujjan, Ikram Din

“…Objective: To assess the demographic and dietary factors associated with the prevalence of anaemia in multi-ethnic urban settings. Method: The cross-sectional…”
Get full text

Primary Sjögren syndrome specific B cells induced aberrant surface aggregation of B cell receptors (BCRs) and signalling by Haneef, Kabeer, Ahmed Khand, Aftab, Saleem Iqbal khan, Muhammad, Bano Channer, Husan, Umer Asghar, Muhammad

“…•Continuous stimulation of autoreactive B cells by immune complexes is the first step towards the development of pSS.•Efficient regulation of hyperactivated B…”
Get full text

Revitalizing Broken Dreams: First Year Female Student Nurses’ Perceptions Regarding Their Decision to Join Nursing as a Career by Pir Bux Jokhio, Musrat Fatima, Husan Bano Channer, Ghulam Abbas Panhwar, Abdul Rahim Mangrio

“…Background: Nursing is a dynamic profession. On the other hand, due to its poor social image, it is not regarded as a first career choice. Nurses’ poor social…”
Get full text

EFFECTS OF CINNAMON EXTRACT IN DIABETIC RAT MODELS IN COMPARISON WITH ORAL HYPOGLYCEMIC DRUGS: , by Khan, Muhammad Sajid, Qureshi, Aneela, Kazi, Shuja Anwar, Fahim, Amin, Bano, Husan, Kazi, Navaid, Khan, Asghar, Haque, Mazhar ul

“…Objective: To evaluate the anti diabetic effect of cinnamon extract in alloxaninduced diabetic animal model (albino rats) in comparison with oral hypoglycemic…”
Get full text

Antibacterial screening of Citrullus colocynthis by Memon, Usman, Brohi, Abdul Hakeem, Ahmed, Syed Waseemuddin, Azhar, Iqbal, Bano, Husan

“…Crude ethanolic extracts of fruits, leaves, stems and roots of Citrullus colocynthis Schrad were examined for their antibacterial potentialities against Gram…”
Get full text

Chemical constituents of Tagetes patula L by Bano, Husan, Ahmed, Syed Waseemuddin, Azhar, Iqbal, Ali, M Shaiq, Alam, Naseer

“…Tagetes patula (Asteraceae) is a medicinal plant which is indigenous to Tropical America but cultivated in Pakistan. During the chemical study, conducted on…”
Get full text