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Detection of the Effect of the Action of Pesticides, Herbicides and Fungicides in the Liver Fish Barbus Peloponnesius through Biological Markers as Pollutant Indicators of the Water of the Vardar River
Author(s):Gazmend Iseni, Nexhbedin Beadini, Sheqibe Beadini, Hesat Aliu, Xhezair Abdija, Leonora Qoku, Lulzana Beqiri
Journal:
International Journal of Literature, Linguistics & Interdisciplinary Studies
Publisher:IISTE & IPIS
Abstract
| Pages: 163-168
Fish as bio indicators have a very important role in monitoring the pollution of aquatic biotopes, as they are much sensitive to the presence of ksenobionts in the aquatic environments. Water pollution with ksenobionts (industrial pollutants, agricultural pollutants, etc.), affects in the metabolic processes of the aquatic organisms. After the penetration and absorption of ksenobit from the body, they reach biotransformation, or get conjugated with the specific structures of the cell such as specific receptors located in the peripheral part of the cell, the cell membrane and inside its cytoplasm and also in the cell organelles. ksenobiont’s connection with membrane receptors can initiate cellular processes that have toxic effects or other adverse effects on the cell itself. Such processes have negative effects in the organism which afterwards these are affected with the body organs or the whole population. As meaningful indicators that can determine the detection of ksenobionts in the aquatic environment of fish are biological markers. As a safe and adequate biomarker to determine the pollution of aquatic biotopes is cytochrome P4501A (Anzenbacherova and Anzenbacher 1999).
The Biodiversity of Flora and Fauna in the Massif Mountain of Sharr
Author(s):Nexhbedin Beadini, Sheqibe Beadini, Gazmend Iseni, Hesat Aliu, Xhezair Abdija, Leonora Qoku
Journal:
International Journal of Literature, Linguistics & Interdisciplinary Studies
Publisher:IISTE & IPIS
Abstract
| Pages: 169-173
The massif mountain of Sharr is considered as the greatest asset of the country and region, both in terms of natural
abundance, recreation, tourism and in terms of the cultivation of goods. Special attention should be paid to the protection and
preservation of the natural biodiversity as a natural asset that requires a serious approach to the preservation and protection of
the environment of this massif from the population that lives in these areas, country and the region in general. In terms of
recreation and tourism the massif mountain of Sharr was earlier known for the winter recreational sports, tourism and summer
recreation. Special attention should be given to the alpine places which are more attractive for hunting, grazing, water resources
and in particular it is the most attractive for its flora and fauna. Special attention should be given to the endemic highlights of
the flora and fauna and to the conservation aspect of this biotope. One must have an interest and passion to further invest in
capital projects for this massif mountain with the only aim to further increase the spotted recreational picturesque places of the
Sharr Mountain.
Literature and Identity: Africa and the Diasporic Experience
Author(s):Benedict Binebai
Journal:
The Dawn Journal
Publisher:Rajesh Bojan
Abstract
| Pages: 204-222
The Dramatist’s Social Vision and the Quest for a Better Society: A Critical Interpretation of Agoro’s Something to Die For
Author(s):Dr. Kenneth Eni, Doubara Otiotio
Journal:
The Dawn Journal
Publisher:Rajesh Bojan
Abstract
| Pages: 223-235
Diagnostic Feedback Model in Developing Speaking Skills in ESL Learners – An Experimental Study
Author(s):V. Rajesh, J. Jaya Parveen
Journal:
The Dawn Journal
Publisher:Rajesh Bojan
Abstract
| Pages: 236-246
Exile and Cultural Alienation in Anita Desai’s Bye- Bye Blackbird – An Analysis
Author(s):V. Brinda Shree
Journal:
The Dawn Journal
Publisher:Rajesh Bojan
Abstract
| Pages: 247-255
The Discourse Structure of Book Reviews in Ghanaian Newspapers, 1950 – 2006
Author(s):Dr. Gordon Adika
Journal:
The Dawn Journal
Publisher:
Abstract
| Pages: 256-273
Lights and Shadows of Tribal Development in Kerala: A Study on the Muthuvan Tribe of Edamalakkudy Tribal Settlement in Idukki District
Author(s):K.A. Manjusha
Journal:
The Dawn Journal
Publisher:Rajesh Bojan
Abstract
| Pages: 274-283
Contemporary Dance in Nigeria: The Emergent Form of Alajota Company
Author(s):Rudolph Kansese
Journal:
The Dawn Journal
Publisher:Rajesh Bojan
Abstract
| Pages: 284-300
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