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Laleh Soleimanizadeh, Teymor Agamolaei ,
Volume 5, Issue 2 (Summer 2002)
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Introduction: The  purpose  of  this  research  is  to  examine  depression  rate  in  nursing, midwifery  and  health  students  and  its  relation  with  individual  perception  about  being  religious  in  Hormozgan  University  of  Medical  Sciences  and  Health  Services.
Materials  and  Methods: In  this  study  299  students (105  male  and  194  female)  were  examined  with  non-random  and  easy  sampling  method. They  examine  with  Beck  Depression  Test  and  Alport  Religious  Guidance.
Results: On  the  basis  of  Beck  Depression  Test  55.5%  were  without  depression, 32.1%  mild  depression, 11%  moderate  depression  and  1.3%  sever  and  very  sever  depression. Also  with  use  of  two  dimension  Alport  Religious  Guidance, 8.7%  of  subjects  had  external  and  91.3%  internal  religion.  On  the  basis  of  other  classification  of  Alport  Religious  Guidance  70.9%  of  subjects  had  high, 21.4%  moderate  and  7.7%  low  religion.  By  the  means  of  x2  Test  it  shows  the  rate  of  depression  between  girls  and  boys  have  not  significant  difference (p>0.05). In  order  to  access  relationship  between  the  rate  of  depression  and  religious  viewpoint, Pearson  Correlation  Test  was  used  that  results  show  that  it  is  reverse  correlation  between  them. So  that  with  increased  religious  viewpoint  the  rate  of  depression  was  decreased (r=-0.6, p<0.05)
Conclusion: In  low  religion  subjects, the  rate  of  depression  was  more  than  religion  subjects.
Hamid Abtahi, Mohammadjavad Ghannadzadeh, Ali Hatef Salmanian, Ehsan Ghaznavi Rad, Masoud Karimi, Neda Molaei,
Volume 11, Issue 3 (9-2008)
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Background: In molecular diagnosis of microbial agent, purification of chromosome is very important step. In this study, after cell destruction, DNA replication was done by increasing the denaturation time, without DNA purification. Methods and Materials: In this experimental study eight different dilution of E.coli (8/100, 4/100, 2/100, 1/100, 1/200, 1/400, 1/800 and 1/1600) solution were madce in D.W, Bacteria were separated by filtration. Polymerase chain reaction method was used to propagate 162 rRNA gene by design primers without DNA Purification. In order to confirme sensitivity of PCR, contamination of 15 different sources of Arak well water wafer was compared by MPN method. For confirmed sensitivity of PCR, 15 sources of water in Arak were examined and compared with MPN method. Results: Present of bacteria in diution sou tion were confirmed by culture. Polymerale Chain reaction (PCR) data were shown this method is able to recognize bacteria in above dilutions after filtration. This study showed high sensitivity of PCR method in compare to MPN method. Conclusion: Results were shown without stages of extraction of DNA, PCR were done without losing chromosome. Therefore false negative results were decrease and avoided from difficult phases.
Hadi Ansari Hadipour, Ali Molaei Nezamabadi ,
Volume 17, Issue 3 (6-2014)
Abstract

Background: Our Previous studics hane been shown that iron ions produce oxygen free radical reaction products in the erythrocytes. The present study is evaluating the oxidative effects of aluminum in erythrocytes and plasma proteins and decline of antioxidant power of plasma in operating room personnel.

Materials and Methods: Blood obtained from operating room personnel. Erythrocytes and plasma were incubated aerobically in aluminum containing metal catalyzed oxidation (MCO) system. Total antioxidant capacity of plasma was estimated by FRAP assay (ferric reducing ability of plasma), plasma protein oxidation by carbonyl assay and structural changes in Hb were followed by spectrophotometric analysis and assessment of oxy-Hb, met-Hb and hemichrome.

Results: There was a significant relationship between optical density of Hb in 340 and 420 nm and between oxy-Hb and optical density of Hb in 420 nm(p<0.05) On the other hand, 68 to 56% decrease in total antioxidant power of plasma in control group and operating room personnel, results oxidation in plasma protein and carbonyl concentration was increased three fold.

Conclusion: These findings may be helpful in evaluating the antioxidant status and structural changes in Hb and plasma proteins in people who are exposed to aluminum especially operating room personnel.



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