Pandey Govind (86 results)

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Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Malnutrition and Cancer. 3. Malnutritional Anaemia Leading to Cancer. 4. Special Bulletin for Malnutritional Cancer in Animals. 5. Malnutritional Cancer Remedies by Edible Plants. 6. References. 7. List of Published Papers and Project Report Related to this Book. 8. Text of Published Papers Related to this Book : 1. Some Agriculture Plants Used in Livestock Diseases/Govind P. Pandey, Madhuri Sharma and V.B. Gupta. 2. Common Agriculture Plants as Anticancer/ Govind P. Pandey, Madhuri Sharma and V.B. Gupta. 3. Antioxidant Vegetables Useful in Cancers and Other Diseases/S. Madhuri, Govind Pandey and Asha Khanna. 4. Agriculture Plants Used Against Livestock Diseases/Govind Pandey and S. Madhuri. 5. Some Dietary Agricultural Plants with Anticaner Properties/S. Madhuri and Govind Pandey. 6. Cancer Pathogenesis Due to Xenoestrogens of Environments and Food Contaminations/Govind Pandey. 7. Radiations in the Pathogenesis of Cancer/Govind Pandey and S. Madhuri. 8. Radiations as Environmental Hazard and Disaster in Cancer Pathogenesis/Govind P. Pandey, Madhuri Sharma and Asha Khanna. 9. Environmental Contaminants Causing Malnutrition and Cancer/Govind P. Pandey, and Madhuri Sharma. 10. Malnutrition Leading to Cancer by Some Environmental Hazards/Pandey Govind. 11. Cancer Pathogenesis Caused by Xenoestrogens of Environment and Food Contaminants: A Review/ Govind P. Pandey, and S. Madhuri. . Index. Presently, cancer is a burning problem in this westernized 'Ultra-Modern Era'. In fact, the 'Foods or Edible Plants' can be the best measures for the remedy of cancer. The 'Medicinal Plants' (including 'Fruits and Vegetables') have versatile immunomodulatory and anticancer activities. Consumption of the large amounts of fruits and vegetables can prevent the development of several types of cancer. Taking the above views in mind, many important topics like "Malnutrition and Cancer, Malnutritional Anaemia Leading to Cancer, Special Bulletin for Malnutritional Cancer in Animals, Malnutritional Cancer Remedies by Edible Plants, including several Research/Review Articles" have been discussed in this reference book entitled "Remedies of Malnutritional Cancer by Edible Plants". Henceforth, this book is devoted to the students, teachers and scientists of Veterinary, Medical, Ayurvedic, Pharmacy and other Life Science disciplines related to the cancer and its treatment. …

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Fish as model organism for cancer research. 3. Environmental pollutants as fish carcinogens. 4. Fish as the biomarkers of environmental pollutants. 5. Common cancers in fish. 6. Special emphasis on chemicals/pollutants induced skin and liver cancers in fish. 7. Contaminated fish harmful to human health. Bibliography. In view of the above facts the scope of this book Fish Cancer by Environmental Pollutants is therefore to describe the various types of fish cancer caused by environmental pollutants/chemicals with special reference to significance of fish as model organism suitable for cancer research, fish carcinogens, common cancers, including skin and liver cancers in fish, fish biomarkers of environmental pollutants, and contaminated fish harmful to human health. This research book on Fishery Science may serve as an insightful and resourceful referral to the teachers, scientists, research scholars and students of Fishery Science including Zoology and Animal Husbandry. …

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Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. The key target systems and organismal effects of 'Fish Toxicology' describe the key target organ systems for chemical impacts in fish, how chemicals produce cancer in these animals and how fish can develop resistance to chemical or drug toxicity. Therefore in fish, as in humans, livestock, companion animals, equines, wild animals and laboratory animals, pharmacology and toxicology cover all researches involved with basic and clinical pharmacology and toxicology. Human medicines may potentially induce similar pharmacological and toxicological actions in fish. Fish not only play an important role in the demand of food for humans but they are widely used as 'model organisms' for various biological experiments. Fish and other aquatic organisms are exposed from different substances like chemicals, drugs, toxicants or pollutants. Most of these substances or their metabolites cause pollution, leading to toxicity and various diseases including cancer. Therefore, the fishery scientists must develop the skill in recognizing the action and toxicity of such toxic substances in fish. (jacket).…

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Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Fish: importance and diversity. 2. A perspective on aquaculture: an overview. 3. Objective and importance of aquaculture. 4. A review of fish model in experimental pharmacology. 5. Certain fish species used as models in cancer research. 6. Fish as the biomarkers of environmental pollutants. 7. Overview of fish cell lines and their uses. 8. Fishes of Madhya Pradesh with special reference to Zebrafish as model organism in biomedical researches. 9. Perspective on Zebrafish: a suitable research model. 10. Overviews of the Zebrafish model and fish Neoplasms. 11. Development of transgenic fish models for research. 12. Genetic production of transgenic fish and their commercial application. 13. Transgenic fish model in environmental toxicology. 14. Toxicity in fish polluted with Heavy metals chemicals of drugs. 15. Contamination of Mercury in fish and its toxicity to both fish and humans: an overview. 16. Toxicity of certain pesticides in fishes. 17. Toxicity of organophosphate and Carbamate pesticides in fish. 18. Contamination of polychlorinated Biphenyls in fishes leading to toxicity in fish consuming population. 19. Toxicity of Cyanide in fishes: an overview. 20. Do we know fishes also suffer from cancers. 21. Fish cancer developed by environmental pollutants. 22. Chemical carcinogenesis in fish: A review. 23. Prevalence of hepatic and skin cancers in fish by chemical contamination. 24. Chemical toxicity leading to cancer in fishes and its treatment by medicinal plants. 25. Role of fish oil against cancer. 26. Overviews of the treatment and control of common fish diseases. 27. Treatment for certain parasitic diseases of fishes. 28. Treatment and control of ornamental fish infection. 29. Medicinal plants useful in fish diseases. 30. Some medicinal plants to treat fish ectoparasitic infections. 31. Antimicrobial activity of some medicinal plants against fish pathogens. 32. Beneficial effects of certain herbal supplements on the health and disease resistance of fish. 33. Immunostimulant effect of medicinal plants on fish. 34. Herbal feed supplements as drugs and growth promoter to fishes. 35. Feed formulation and feeding technology for fishes. Fish can be infected by different pathogens, including microorganisms or parasites. The parasitic infection may cause severe morbidity and mortality in fish. Fish play an important role in assessing potential risks associated with exposure to toxic substances, particularly pesticides in aquatic environment. Although the pesticides have brought several benefits to mankind by increasing food production and controlling the vectors of man and animal diseases, but they have also posed potential health hazards to fish. The herbs/herbal drugs can act against several diseases and are also growth promoters, stress resistance boosters and preventatives of infections. Recently there has been increased interest in the immune stimulating function of some herbs in aquaculture. The non-specific immune functions such as bacteriolytic activity and leukocyte function of fish have been improved by some herbs.…

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