bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Air and noise pollution effects on air quality in peacock paint industry, Ikot Ekan, Etinan, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria
Authors: Chukwu M. N. , Akpan T. L. , Okoli C. G.
Published: March 2022

Eight sampling locations in the study area were assessed for some air pollutants, level of noise pollution and some meteorological parameters. Portable handheld air monitor was used to measure air pollutants, a sound level meter and anemometer for level of noise and meteorological parameters respectively. Results showed that the highest concentrations of Nitrogen dioxide, Sulphur dioxide, Hydrogen Sulphide and Suspended particulate matter were recorded in indoor II while those for Carbon monoxide and Chloride were recorded in outdoor I. The outdoor locations recorded higher mean noise level and temperature (76.1 dB (A), 30.05°C) than the indoor locations (70.95 dB (A), 27.03°C). On the other hand, the indoor locations recorded higher mean relative humidity (62.8%) than the outdoor locations (48.25%). Significant difference (P<0.05) was observed only in the mean concentration of Chloride in the two environments. The mean concentrations of NO2, SO2, H2S, CO and Cl2 were above the permissible limit of Federal Environmental Protection Agency thus posing environmental risks. Appropriate vehicle emission management should be considered; air and noise pollution control agencies should intervene to reduce the risks associate with these pollutants and improve the air quality of the study area.
Extent of cadmium stress on plant growth promoting microorganisms at the rhizosphere layers of S. stenocarpa and V. unguiculata accessions
Authors: Ohanmu E.O. , Omoregie G.O.
Published: March 2022

The importance of role microbes in nodulation of leguminous crops helps in the nutritional diet of the Nigerian populace. However, heavy metal residues from heavy fertilization is a major cause of concern to soil and crop production. The study aimed to isolate and characterize free living microbe (bacteria and fungi) from the soil polluted with cadmium at different ecological screening value (0ESV, 2.5ESV and 5ESV) cultivated with Sphenostylis stenocarpa and Vigna unguiculata compared with similar soil but without the plants. The microbial count was estimated using the Most Probable Number (MPN) method. Compared to the control, a decrease of rhizobia number and an increase of the metal concentration were observed. From the results, cadmium toxicity had little to no effect on the bacteria diversity of the bulk soil has the increased bacterial and fungi diversity was recorded in the 2.5 ESV and 5 ESV respectively. The rhizosphere layer of Tss93 in the Cd-2.5 ESV had a significantly increased microbial diversity compared to the other accessions with the lowest total heterotrophic bacteria count recorded in Tss92 irrespective of metal concentration. Cd toxicity resulted in an insignificant difference (p>0.05) in total heterotrophic fungi count irrespective of plant accession or metal concentration, however, the fungi diversity was heightened in the Tss93 (2.5 ESV) and Tss95 (2.5 ESV) respectively. Cd toxicity increased the rhizosphere THB and THF counts of V. unguiculata with the highest microbial diversity recorded in TVu91 and TVu95 sown in the Cd-2.5ESV and Cd-5ESV respectively. The presence of heavy metal degradable bacteria – Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Bacillus subtilis and fungi – Aspergillus niger and penicillum sp. indicates bioremediation capacities of both accessions. This suggest that the survival microbes in polluted soil reveal adaptation of some traits especially those involved in symbiosis. Though cadmium had a significant effect on the soil productive capabilities, the THBC and THFC of Tss91 and Tss95 (S. stenocarpa) and TVu93 and TVu94 (V.unguiculata) were significantly increased as the presence of plant growth promoting bacteria and fungi were reported.
Effectiveness of some plant leaves in the preservation Habanero pepper (Capsicum chinense)
Authors: Ikechi–Nwogu G.C. , Okere S.E. , Elendu N.R.
Published: March 2022

The effectiveness of Persea americana (Avocado), Musa sapientum (Plantain), Veronia  amygdalina (Bitter leaf), Colocasia esculenta (Cocoyam) and Carica papaya (Pawpaw) leaves were compared in the preservation of habanero pepper (Caspicum chinense) against storage rot for a period of six weeks. Habanero pepper are tender and have high water content which makes them enormously perishable and susceptible to fungal attack thereby making storage a problem. Habanero pepper was wrapped in surface sterilized leaves of the above-mention plants and control was kept in a different basket without leaves. At seven (7) days intervals, soft, rotten and wilted habanero pepper were counted, pick out and the leaves replaced with fresh ones. Examining the performances of the different leaves, P. Americana and V. amygdalina were significantly (P=0.05) better than those of M. sapientum, C. esculenta and control. To show the different percentage rates of survival, M. sapientum and C. esculenta had 0% by the end of the 42 days treatment. C. papaya, V. amygdalina and P. americana had 5%, 26.25% and 28.75% survival rate respectively. Some organisms responsible for the decay of the pepper fruits were inoculated, incubated, isolated, inspected and finally identified as: Fusarium moniliforme, Aspergillus niger and Mucor irregularis. These findings showed that Persea americana leaves preserved pepper better and reduced storage rot. The results of this experiment have created an alternative storage method and can be used to back up the claims of local farmers that lined baskets with V. amygdalina leaves.
Gongronema latifolium Benth. leaves (Uteze) ameliorate malaria infection in Plasmodium berghei-infected mice
Authors: Orumwensodia K.O. , Uadia P.O.
Published: March 2022

Herbs are vital sources of bioactive compounds. This study evaluates the antimalarial, antioxidant, phytochemical and nutritional properties of Gongronema latifolium Benth. (Uteze) leaves. Pulverized dry leaves sample were macerated in hexane, methanol, ethanol and distilled water to obtain their respective extracts. The antimalarial efficacy of these extracts was assessed in male Swiss albino mice infected intraperitoneally with chloroquine-sensitive Plasmodium berghei NK65, using the chemo-suppressive, prophylactic and mean survival time (MST) assays. Phytochemical and proximate analyses were assessed by standard protocols. The antioxidant capacity of the extracts was analyzed using DPPH radical scavenging and ferrous ion chelating assays. From the results, the plant had significant (p < 0.05) antimalarial activity compared to the infected untreated control. The chemo- suppressive activity of the extracts declined accordingly; ethanol (46.34%) > methanol (43.16%) > aqueous (32.24%), while their prophylactic activity declined in the order of aqueous (40.25%) > ethanol (38.99%) > methanol (26.94%). Only MST in the four-day chemo-suppressive assay was significant (p < 0.05) compared to the infected untreated control. Tannins, alkaloids, flavonoids, saponins, phenolics, cardiac glycosides and proanthocyanidins were detected in reasonable quantities in the plant. The plant also had antioxidant activity as the aqueous extract (IC50 48.50 ± 0.42) scavenged DPPH radicals better, while methanol extract (IC50 21.15 ± 0.33) chelated ferrous ion radicals more compared to other extracts. Meanwhile, the percentage nutritional composition of the plant was moisture (6.23 ± 0.01), total ash (2.22 ± 0.02), crude fat (16.32 ± 0.04), crude fibre (1.04 ± 0.01), crude protein (9.33 ± 0.58) and nitrogen free extract (64.85 ± 0.63). In conclusion, the antimalarial activity of Gongronema latifolium Benth. (Uteze) leaves could be due to its rich phytochemical and nutritional properties.
The Index Case of Covid-19 in Delta State, Nigeria: A Case Report
Authors: Obong DT , Adesoye OO , Ochei O , Ntaji MI , Okolugbo NE , Owa-Nwabuzo OT
Published: March 2022

Background: Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is a fatal respiratory infection that has spread rapidly around the world since it was first discovered in China in late 2019. Several management options and experiences have been observed across health systems globally including Nigeria. We report the progression and evolving clinical scenario of the first case of COVID-19 in Delta State, Nigeria.Methods: We reviewed the hospital admission case record of the first case of COVID- 19 in a 50-year-old male managed at the isolation centre of the Delta State University Teaching Hospital, Oghara, Delta State. All relevant information about the patient’s clinical characteristics, investigations, treatment and outcome were obtained and documented.Results: The patient was positive for COVID-19 and was placed on a wide-range of medications and supportive therapy. No baseline laboratory investigations were done throughout the period due to lack of a designated infectious disease laboratory to provide services at the time. Patient’s overall wellbeing was based on physical assessment and monitoring of vital signs: temperature, pulse rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure and oxygen saturation (SPO2). Although he became symptom-free by the 12th day of admission, the laboratory report was persistently positive for Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-COV-2) until the 35th day of admission when he became negative.Conclusion: This report showed that the patient had complete resolution of clinical symptoms without concomitant viral clearance. Also, intensive supportive care contributed to a favourable outcome in this patient. The need for improved surveillance and response systems to ensure better patient outcome is recommended.

Keywords: COVID-19; Case Report; Index Case; Coronavirus; Delta State
Note : A new locality for Thestor dicksoni malagas Dickson & Wykeham, 1994 (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae: Miletinae) in the Western Cape Province, South Africa
Authors: Williams Mark C.
Published: March 2022

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A new subspecies of Telchinia Hübner, [1819] (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae: Heliconiinae) from West Africa
Authors: Sáfián Szabolcs , Pyrcz Tomasz , Boireau Patrick , Belcastro Claudio
Published: March 2022

A morphologically distinct subspecies of Telchinia pseudepaea from the Guinea Highlands, Liberian subregion is described. Although male genitalia show no differences among the examined populations, both external morphology and geographic distribution support the recognition of the Liberian subregion population as a new subspecies.
Revision of the genus Neptis Fabricius, 1807 (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae) in the Afrotropical Region, Part 2: Two new species in the Agatha group
Authors: Richardson Ian D.
Published: March 2022

Richardson’s 2019 revision of the genus Neptis showed that DNA barcoding can assist with the separation of species and there may be more undescribed species than previously thought. Two of these species from the Agatha group are described here: Neptis nzedurui sp. nov. and Neptis morosopsis sp. nov. The barcodes allow the species to be separated from one another and from the similar Neptis kiriakoffi Overlaet, 1955. Small differences in external morphology and genitalia are consistent with this separation.
Notes on the life history of Epitoxis namaqua de Freina & Mey, 2011 (Lepidoptera: Erebidae: Arctiinae: Syntomini)
Authors: De Freina Josef J. , Mecenero Silvia , Morton Andrew
Published: March 2022

The final-instar larva and pupa of the South African Syntomini species Epitoxis namaqua de Freina & Mey are described and illustrated, and the life history of the species from egg to adult is illustrated. Notes are given on the habitats, host-plants and distribution of the species. Photographs are provided of the holo- and paratypes and of the male genitalia and antennae in comparison with those of E. amazoula (Boisduval, 1847), the type species of Epitoxis Wallengren (1863).
Elachista trifasciata (Wollaston, 1879) on St Helena Island (Lepidoptera: Elachistidae: Elachistinae)
Authors: Fowler Liza , Karisch Timm
Published: March 2022

The authors give a redescription of the recently rediscovered Elachista trifasciata on St Helena Island and provide information about the habitat and biology of this endemic species. For conservation reasons, the area with the food plant of the monophagous larva, Carex dianae, should be extended in the Central Ridge area. Elachista trifasciata is considered to be sensitive to climate changes.
Neuropharmacological evaluation of the methanol leaf extract of Phyllanthus muellerianus (Kuntze) Exell and its ethyl acetate fraction in mice
Authors: Ofokansi Martha N. , Ugwah-Oguejiofor Chinenye J. , Ihim Stella , Okoli Charles O. , Akah Peter A.
Published: March 2022

Purpose: To investigate the neuropharmacological effects of the methanol leaf extract (ME) and fractions of Phyllanthus muellerianus (PM) (Phyllanthaceae) (Kuntze) Exell (PM) in mice.

Methods: Acute toxicity was carried out on the extract using standard protocol. ME was fractionated into hexane (HF), ethyl acetate (EF), and methanol (MF) fractions. Pentylenetetrazol (PTZ)-induced seizure, open field (OF) and motor coordination (rotarod) tests were models employed. Mice allotted into fourteen groups of six animals each were treated orally with 100, 200, or 400 mg/kg of the extract and fractions in pentylene tetrazole (PTZ) seizure model. Seizure was induced with intraperitoneal (ip) injection of 70 mg/kg of PTZ. The positive and negative controls employed were phenobarbitone (35 mg/kg) and 5 ml/kg of 7 % Tween 80, respectively. In the OF and motor coordination tests, six groups of six mice were treated orally with ME and EF at 200 and 400 mg/kg doses. Control groups received either 5 ml/kg of 7% Tween 80 or diazepam (1 mg/kg ip) as negative and positive controls respectively

Results: In the PTZ model, only EF abolished seizures completely (p<0.05), when compared with the negative control, producing 100% protection, even better than the phenobarbitone which gave 83.3% protection. In the OFT, in comparison with the control, ME at 400 mg/kg (p < 0.05) decreased both the number of line crossing and the number of assisted rearing similar to that produced by diazepam. EF increased both the locomotor and exploratory activities significantly (p < 0.05) in mice. ME at 400 mg/kg significantly (p < 0.05) evoked reduction in the time of fall of mice from the rotarod when compared to the control in the same way as diazepam while EF did not elicit any appreciable differences.

Conclusion: ME has anticonvulsant, sedative, and anxiolytic activities, while EF possesses anticonvulsant and anxiolytic activities devoid of sedative and cognitive impairment. The observed anticonvulsant effect was better than that produced by phenobarbitone. Thus, it may be a good lead for developing antiepileptic and other central nervous system active agents.
FMNL1 promotes growth and metastasis of breast cancer by inhibiting BRCA1 via upregulation of HMGA1
Authors: Zhang Qian , Yang Hua , Tang Caiyi , Wang Qian , Ren Lili , Jia Chao , Zou Hui
Published: March 2022

Purpose: To investigate the role and mechanism of formin-like protein 1 (FMNL1) in breast cancer progression.

Methods: Expression of FMNL1 in breast cancer cells was evaluated using quantitative reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (qRT-PCR) and western blotting. Colony formation and CCK8 assays were performed to assess cell proliferation. Cell migration and invasion were determined using wound-healing and Transwell assays, respectively.

Results: Data from UALCAN prediction (http://ualcan.path.uab.edu/analysis.html) showed that FMNL1 was significantly upregulated in primary breast cancer tissue compared to normal tissue (p < 0.01). Enhanced FMNL1 mRNA and protein expression was also identified in breast cancer cells. shRNA-mediated FMNL1 knockdown decreased viability of breast cancer cells and reduced cell proliferation, migration, and invasion. Expression of protein high mobility group AT-hook 1 (HMGA1) was reduced, whereas breast cancer gene 1 (BRCA1) expression was enhanced, in breast cancer cells transfected with shRNA-FMNL1. Overexpression of HMGA1 attenuated FMNL1-knockdown–induced decreased HMGA1 expression and increased BRCA1 expression in breast cancer cells. BRCA1 knockdown counteracted the suppressive effects of FMNL1 silencing on breast cancer cell proliferation, migration, and invasion.

Conclusion: FMNL1 promotes breast cancer cell growth and metastasis by inhibiting BRCA1 via upregulation of HMGA1, providing a potential therapeutic target for breast cancer.
Correlation between mobile phone addiction tendency and its related risk factor among Chinese college students: A cross-sectional study
Authors: Pan Wei , Chen Xiaoyu , Ji Fangfang , Chen Man , Lu Jing
Published: March 2022

Purpose: Mobile phone addiction prevalence is a global concern which has attracted great attention. It is now considered that excessive mobile phone usage is associated with potentially harmful and/or disturbing behaviors. The present study was aimed at exploring the current situation and related factors of mobile phone addiction tendency and providing a scientific suggestion for its prevention among college students.

Methods: A cross-sectional study was applied for stratified cluster random sampling among college students, including five survey tools: the basic information questionnaire, UCLA loneliness scale, college students’ interpersonal comprehensive diagnostic scale, the Pittsburgh sleep quality index scale and mobile phone addiction tendency scale (MPATS). SPSS v 17.0 statistical tool was applied to analyze data from the survey.

Results: A total of 760 questionnaires were administered of which 735 questionnaires were retrieved and the valid questionnaires were 730. Classification of mobile phone addiction tendency has statistical significance with grade. Also, classification of loneliness has statistical significance with major, grade and home address. Furthermore, classification of interpersonal relationship has statistical significance with romance status and grade. Additionally, classification of MPATS was positively correlated with classification of UCLA loneliness scale, Pittsburgh sleep quality index scale and interpersonal relationship scale. Interpersonal relationship, sleep quality, and loneliness were linearly correlated with mobile phone addiction tendency.

Conclusion: Grade, interpersonal relationship, sleep quality and loneliness were positively correlated with mobile phone addiction tendency, which are the associated risk factors. Therefore, concerns and interventions are required to decrease the risk factor for the sake of college students’ health.
Transformación de datos con XML y XSL para su reutilización
Authors: Beals M. H.
Published: March 2022

Con este tutorial aprenderás a convertir un conjunto de datos históricos procedentes de una base de datos XML (ya sea un solo documento o varios documentos interconectados) en otros formatos más adecuados para presentar (tablas, listas) o exponer información (párrafos).
Genome assembly of the numbat (Myrmecobius fasciatus), the only termitivorous marsupial
Authors: Peel Emma , Silver Luke , Brandies Parice , Hayakawa Takashi , Belov Katherine , Hogg Carolyn J.
Published: March 2022

The numbat (Myrmecobius fasciatus) is an endangered Australian marsupial, and the last surviving member of the Myrmecobiidae family. The numbat regularly undergoes torpor and is unique amongst marsupials as it is the only diurnal and termitivorous species. Here we sequenced the first draft genome of the numbat using 10× Genomics Chromium linked-read technology, resulting in a 3.42 Gbp genome with a scaffold N50 of 223 kbp. A global transcriptome from liver, lung and tongue was also generated to aid genome annotation, identifying 21,465 protein-coding genes. To investigate adaptation to the numbat’s termitivorous diet and arid/semi-arid range, we interrogated the most highly expressed transcripts within the tongue and manually annotated taste, vomeronasal and aquaporin gene families. Antimicrobial proteins and proteins involved in digestion were highly expressed in the tongue, alongside umami taste receptors. However, sweet taste receptors were not expressed in this tissue, which combined with the putative contraction of the bitter taste receptor gene repertoire in the numbat genome, may indicate a potential evolutionary adaptation to their specialised termitivorous diet. Vomeronasal and aquaporin gene repertoires were similar to other marsupials. The draft numbat genome is a valuable tool for conservation and can be applied to population genetics/genomics studies and to investigate the unique biology of this interesting species.
The Indigenous Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi Consortium in Shallot Cultivation with Lead-Polluted Media
Authors: Hajoeningtijas O. D. , Mansur I. , Ekowati N. , Tamad .
Published: March 2022

This study aims to test a consortium of indigenous Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi (AMF) in shallot cultivation with Pb contaminated media. The experiment was carried out in a greenhouse. A completely randomized design (CRD) was used in this study with one treatment factor. The treatment was the customary consortium of indigenous AMF from 17 locations of shallot land contaminated by Pb. The application of AMF showed no significant effect on fresh bulb fresh weight, leaf fresh weight, plant fresh weight, the total length of leaves, and the number of shallots. The percentage of infection in all treatments, except controls, showed a high percentage of AMF infection. AMF treatment from Slatri Land II showed the highest percentage of infection, that is 93.33%. The consortium of indigenous AMF from Kupu Land II was able to reduce the highest Pb accumulation of tubers compared to the control by up to 83.660%.
Complejidad y escasez en las cadenas de suministro, como consecuencia del modelo de Justo A tiempo
Authors: Guerrero Sánchez Pablo , Pérez Mayo Augusto Renato
Published: March 2022

El problema de la escasez de chips en el mundo depende de la complejidad de la codependencia e interdependencia de la cadena de valor y suministro entre China DSML, Holanda ASML, la fabricación de láseres para las gotas de estaño en California EUA, la tecnología de Litografía Ultravioleta Extrema, los componentes necesarios para la fabricación de máquinas en Reino Unido, y la cerámica de Japón, así como la necesidad de Silicio, que desencadenan un problema de suministro y escasez de chips para la elaboración de teléfonos, y coches, que tan sólo en Europa tienen un déficit de medio millón de coches en 2021, por el uso de 4000 chips por auto, así como el problema de los contenedores y los transportistas tanto en Reino Unido por el Brexit, como en EUA por la pandemia; lo que está provocando un problema de inflación a nivel mundial, el problema radica en la complejidad de la cadena de suministro porque no todas las cadenas de suministro son iguales, en particular la que tiene que ver con los chips. El objetivo ese explicar el proceso de escasez de chips y sus repercusiones a partir de la técnica justo a tiempo y se hace a través de la revisión documental y de análisis deductivo permitiéndonos la cadena de suministro existente, y sus repercusiones en la crisis mundial y la identificación del problema sistemático de la distribución, a través de la inflación y la deflación; afectando el sistema de la cadena de valor.
GESTO E MEMÓRIA
Authors: Mineiro Daniel , Pinto Paulo Mendes
Published: March 2022

Perceber como se estrutura uma resposta a um apelo não é tarefa fácil. A tradição, fixou uma metafísica, uma dogmática e ritos próprios para que ação seja perfeita, mas será que podemos dizer o mesmo da Era Digital e a propósito dos Graffitis? Os diagnósticos dos filósofos da Pós-Modernidade falam da perda da comunhão, apontam para um automatismo e para uma revitalização do Eu pela força de uma notificação. Sustento a hipótese de que a memória está na base de um gesto performativo, próprio do digital, amainando o cumprir através de uma tradição, que tem matizes próprias.
SHITSUKE
Authors: Mineiro Daniel
Published: March 2022

No Oriente, a espiritualidade não assume uma matriz reflexiva. A filiação loco-cêntrica mostra que é a natureza a ditar o modo de habitar o mundo. Através de uma mobilidade ajustada ao que o tatami permite, através de uma disciplina rítmica e da configuração dos movimentos a partir das indicações que a Natureza permite, é possível determinar uma geometria moral e espiritual.
UM PENTECOSTES TECNOLÓGICO?
Authors: Mineiro Daniel
Published: March 2022

A curiosidade e a urgência habitam os nossos dias. Parece incontrolável a resposta a uma mensagem, que chega a meio da noite. A razão deste apelo é simples: foi criada a ideia de identidade, com base numa performance comunicacional. Não existe pessoa alguma, fora de um universo digital, fora de uma comunidade, que está sempre a dar razão da sua “transparência” e das suas obrigatoriedades. Toda e qualquer forma de singrar e de existir passa pelo jogo comunicacional imposto pelos aparelhos digitais, portanto, é inevitável que a “salvação” se apresente em termos tecnológicos, com contornos evangélicos, isto é, como um Pentecostes tecnológico.
A COVID ROUBA HUMANIDADE E CONDICIONA A ESPIRITUALIDADE
Authors: Brissos-Lino José
Published: March 2022

A pandemia tem afetado a sociedade de forma transversal, de diversas maneiras e em todos os sentidos, mas não há dúvida de que são as crianças e adolescentes, os doentes e os idosos quem paga a maior fatura. A juventude é a embriaguez sem vinho, dizia Goethe, mas quando o vinho está azedo a embriaguez passa a doença. A recorrência das crises, os surtos pandémicos e a falta de horizontes podem estar a criar uma geração perdida. A pandemia afetou as populações tanto na vertente individual como na coletiva. Isso inclui o fenómeno religioso e a espiritualidade urbana, embora ainda não saibamos a exata medida em que os influencia e como.
REKAYASA PERANGKAT LUNAK SISTEM INFORMASI MONOGRAFI DESA BERBASIS WEB PADA PEMERINTAHAN DESA SUKADALEM
Authors: Masum Masum , Ajistama Suefi
Published: March 2022

Village Government representing the interaction process alternating pattern continued between the two entities are inseparable village officials and individual citizens of the village. Organization structure of village government as established by the citizens of the village in order to meet the needs facility public services at the village level. Fulfillment of public service at village level, one of which is the fulfillment of a need for information about the village or village is often called monographs. Monograph of the village is recorded activities and information about the situation in rural areas, which describes among other things limits owned, local geographic conditions, population, livelihood or occupation, religion, number and amount of Neighborhood Residents Pillars, so that citizens can knowing the condition and potential of the village.Sukadalem Village is one of the villages located in Waringin Kurung district, Serang regency, Banten province. Sukadalem village like other villages in Indonesia, also has a village monograph information systems. Monograph information systems owned by rural villages still use the board Sukadalem whiteboard is attached to the wall in the village office, this causes the data processing is less effective monographs and the information was not up to date, it is also difficult for people because people have come to the village office just to see information about the village. The problem of the above issues it is necessary to build a village monograph information system that is online, so they can streamline data processing village monograph.
RANCANG BANGUN APLIKASI KINERJA PENELITIAN DAN PENGABDIAN MASYARAKAT DOSEN ILMU KOMPUTER UNIVERSITAS BANTEN JAYA BERBASIS WEB
Authors: Widyawati Widyawati , Fatoni Ahmad , Sudarwanto Dimas
Published: March 2022

According to Law article. 20 of 2003 concerning the National Education System, Article 20 clearly states that universities are obliged carry out research and community service, in addition carry out education. Faculty of Computer Science, University of Banten Jaya at processes ranging from administration and in research and data management this community service still uses the manual method so that when LPPM institutions want to monitor research and community service activities experience difficulty. For that, it is necessary to have an application that can facilitate institutions and faculties in monitoring research activities and community dedication. This study uses the Waterfall design method, while the method data collection used is by observation interviews and studies References. Tools used in designing this system using modeling Unified Modeling Language. Applications tested using black box method. The results of testing this application conclude that the function which is expected everything in accordance with the wishes.
RANCANGAN SISTEM INFORMASI ADMINISTRASI LOGISTIK DI PT. COCA COLA SERANG
Authors: Masum Masum , Fatullah Rizki , Nuryani Ely
Published: March 2022

A reliable system in the company said, if the system is able to provide consumers with good quality. In addition the satety to humans and the equipment installed from the possibility of interference white the system reliability is also a requirement of a system in the company. Procurement of goods in PT.Coca-Cola is to know and understand the stock movement report (SMR) by making a request (consumer data) and with the documents submitted to the shipper. Then be made to the report. Procurement process from start stock movement report (SMR) with (consumer data) and (data placement) there will be good cooperation, so as to create mutual benefits and minimize the losses that will happen, but still there are constraints such as the accumulation of data, so that often there is less precision in data input goods, and Warehouse data which can lead to duplicate data. Problem-solving process procurement of goods, can be improved by optimizing the schedule of the procurement process, increase effectiveness and efficiency in the procurement process and create an SMR report timely and accurate.
SISTEM INFORMASI PENGOLAHAN DATA KULIAH KERJA MAHASISWA DI LP3M UNIVERSITAS BANTEN JAYA BERBASIS WEB
Authors: Sutanto Sutanto , Hendra Yul , Jannah Miftahul
Published: March 2022

Student Work Lecture (KKM) is one of the programs in higher education at Banten Jaya University (UNBAJA). Thematic KKM activities, is one form of integrating education, research, and community service activities. The current KKM data processing system is that students come directly to the relevant work units to register and report, Field Supervisors are also parties associated with KKM participants when collecting KKM assessments and their journals must come directly to the relevant work units. The purpose of this research is to design a system for KKM data processing in order to facilitate students, Field Supervisors and other relevant parties. This research development method uses System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) with the Rapid Application Development (RAD) model. The proposed system is a KKM data processing system that is done computerized and online where students can register and report as well as Field Supervising Lecturers as well as easily collect assessments and journals provided by the system without coming directly to the relevant work units.
SISTEM PAKAR IDENTIFIKASI PENYAKIT PERNAFASAN MENGGUNAKAN METODE CERTAINTY FACTOR (STUDI KASUS: RS.KURNIA CILEGON )
Authors: Aid Asep Mabrur , Megayanti Anita , Hendriyati Penny
Published: March 2022

Expert System is an information system that contains knowledge from experts so that it can be used for consultation. The knowledge of the experts in this system is used as a basis by the Expert System to answer the question (consultation). As a manifestation of the participation of the world of health in the development of technology, Expert System is also created to identify respiratory illness in facilitating the work of doctors in identifying the patient's illness. With Certainty Factor method, Expert System created can obtain 70% or more identification accuracy.
PERANCANGAN SISTEM INFORMASI PENERIMAAN PESERTA DIDIK BARU (PPDB) BERBASIS WEB DI SMK BANTEN JAYA
Authors: Gunawan Waliadi , Usman Andi Usri , Febriyanto Riwan
Published: March 2022

The rapid development of science and technology. Information technology can help in producing information systems that are fast, accurate, relevant and timely. information is needed in various sectors that will support developments in all fields and can help solve problems to get the right results. Web-Based Information System for New Student Admissions is a system designed to carry out automatic selection starting from the registration process, the selection process until announcement of the result which is made online and real time based. The online PPDB system is able to satisfy expectations among the people regarding the implementation of new student admission system that are objective, transparent, accountable, quick and accurate. In this Community Service, the focus is on the process of implementation new student admissions (PPDB) which is carried out online. Based on the results of the analysis, it can be concluded that the online admission process of new students (PPDB) has only been running for a year. This research method uses the Waterfall method. certainly in the process of implementation PPDB online there are still some things that need to be considered. As well as the socialization that was carried out, because not all people understand the existing technology, need specific part in the verification process according to the field of certificate being verified.
RANCANG BANGUN PENDETEKSI GETARAN GEMPA BERBASIS MIKROKONTROLER IOT ARDUINO
Authors: Effendi Rustam , Kania Rd , Muhammad Mahendra
Published: March 2022

Indonesia, especially in Banten Province, has plates or earthquake lines that not many people know about, so that most areas in Banten Province are heavily affected. Lack of knowledge and lack of information in some areas about this disaster makes ordinary people respond to it. By utilizing Arduino NodeMCU and SW-40 technology as detection sensors that can detect vibrations that occur around the sensor it is installed and as a notification to users and residents of the surrounding community if there is vibration around the sensor which has been connected to an internet network and installs the Blynk application on the device. the user's smartphone, as well as sending notifications in the form of sound, vibration, and message notifications that a vibration occurs, the user can monitor the device from anywhere and anytime. So the author raised the issue with the title "Design of an Arduino IoT Microcontroller-Based Earthquake Vibration Detector".
PERANCANGAN SISTEM INFORMASI PELAYANAN AD-MINISTRASI PADA KANTOR KELURAHAN KALIGANDU KOTA SERANG
Authors: Romdoni Mochamad Yusuf , Budiman Ramdani , Kurniawan Ade
Published: March 2022

Kaligandu Sub-District Office, Serang City, serves all public administration services that have been listed in the sub-district office, including making an application for an ID card, an application for a family card, and a domicile certificate. However, all administrative services and data storage are still carried out with several stages that are quite complicated and have a long waiting time and other data recapitulation processes take a long time to complete. The form data storage is still in the form of files so that there is often a double data storage and the loss of some files from the residents who have been in the data. The registration process for filling out the submission form is still manual and errors often occur in data entry which causes the filling process to be repeated. With the above problems, a good and integrated system is needed in carrying out business processes based on pre-existing systems, namely by building web-based applications and. The web application is used as a media for managing population data by users in carrying out population services. With a website-based application, it makes it easier for the Village to manage administrative files and data repaitulation in making reports, namely the existence of a print system in accordance with the submission of letters so that the submission data remains in the system, as well as in making reports that are automatically formed according to the number of submissions and in In this system, residents, Rt, Rw, and kelurahan can change residents' data so that if something goes wrong they can change it without having to come to the kelurahan office.
Geohazards, Tropical Cyclones and Disaster Risk Management in the Philippines: Adaptation in a Changing Climate Regime
Authors:   University of the Philippines Los Baños, Faustino-Eslava Decibel , Dimalanta Carla , Yumul Graciano , Servando Nathaniel , Cruz Nathaniel
Published: March 2022

Climate change, involving both natural climate variability and anthropogenic global warming, has been a major worldwide concern, particularly with the publication of the Fourth Assessment Report (AR4) of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Considering the archipelagic nature of the Philippines and its being a very minor emitter of greenhouse gases, adaptation to climate change has been the Government’s national policy. The importance of expediting these climate change-related adaptation measures was highlighted by a string of geo-meteorological-related disasters, specifically triggered landslides and floods consequent to Typhoon Parma that hit the country in 2009. We present the geologic conditions that rendered the affected areas, especially in northwestern Luzon, extremely vulnerable to the existent hazards, the meteorological conditions that set off the disaster and the different initiatives that the government and local communities have taken to further prepare the people for possible future disasters. Recognition of the pertinent issues and the extant challenges points to the urgent need for mainstreaming both geo-meteorological-related disaster risk management and climate change adaptation measures in the light of changing climate conditions.
Willingness to Pay for Conserving Layawan Watershed for Domestic Water Supply in Oroquieta City, Philippines
Authors:   University of the Philippines Los Baños, Manlosa Aisa , Briones Nicomedes , Alcantara Antonio , Florece Leonardo
Published: March 2022

The sustainability of domestic water supply from the Layawan Watershed in Oroquieta City critically depend onpast and present conservation activities and the availability of funds from stakeholders such as households, communities, non-government organizations, private entities and government agencies. This study determined the willingness to pay (WTP) particularly of households in Oroquieta City to finance conservation projects in Layawan Watershed to ensure the sustainability of domestic water supply. A household survey of randomly selected 278 respondents was conducted using the dichotomous choice referendum format. The Heckman’s two-stage analysis for the parametric estimation of mean WTP yielded the values of PhP 4.00, PhP 6.00 and PhP 7.00 per month for mandatory, voluntary and pooled data sets, respectively. The households are willing to contribute funds for conserving Layawan Watershed as supported by the total WTP of Oroquieta City’s population that ranges from PhP 117,845.00 (from lower bound estimate of PhP 2.00) to PhP 471,380.00 (from upper bound estimate of PhP 8.00) in five years, discounted at 6 %.
Association of Social Anxiety Disorder and Self-Esteem among Young Adults – A Single Centre Study
Authors:   Believers Church Medical College and Hospital, Tiruvalla, Kerala, Roshan Sherin
Published: March 2022

Social anxiety disorder is a serious mental health issue in India which often goes undiagnosed and undertreated [3]. In addition, studies have shown social anxiety disorder to have an inverse relation to self-esteem [13]. The aim of the study is to evaluate the association between social anxiety disorder and low self-esteem among young adults. The research is a cross sectional descriptive study among the medical undergraduates. Among the participants suffering from social anxiety disorder many of the individuals had social phobia while a few had traditional social anxiety as well. As a result the prevalence of low self-esteem in the study group has a direct association with social anxiety disorder and shows statistically significant data. Thus, an effective way to deal with this condition would be to spread awareness and establish an active student support system and guidance team on campus.
Living between two cultures: Muslim Women's Identity in Soueif’s “In the Eye of the Sun” & “Janmohamed’s Love in a Headscarf: Muslim Woman Seeks the One”
Authors:   English Department, College of Arts, Jouf University, Ahmed Elsayed Abdalla
Published: March 2022

Abstract This study aimed at negotiating the paradoxical representation of Muslim women identity in two literary text; Ahdaf Soueif’s In the Eye of the Sun (1992) and Shelina Zahra Janmohamed memoir Love in a Headscarf (2009) in a multicultural British society. These two texts show and explore a third space, reclaiming Muslim identity reconciled with Britishness. The two texts run against Orientalist perspective that respectively represent Muslim women as concubines, harem and other apparatuses of female subjugation and thus gives Muslim women a demeaning identity. Both authors refuse to fit into the conventional categories and stereotypes of subservient Muslim women portrayed by Orientalists. Moreover, they attempt to make sense of being British and Muslim and dispel the assumed irreconcilability between Islam and many key traditional British values. Instead of rejecting their Muslim identity, they reconcile it with Britishness. They belong to a British-based growing group of writers who capture the various moments of their life in Britain as Muslims as well as British citizens. The two texts undermined the dominant narratives of Muslim women as silent victims by means of representations of love, sex, romance in multicultural Britain.
In the footsteps of the travels of the great genius
Authors:   Samarkand State institute of foreign languages, Salohi Dilorom
Published: March 2022

The article presents opinions on the arrival in the middle of the ХУ century in the city of Samarkand of the great poet and statesman Alisher Navai. Historical facts concerning the life and work of the poet in this city are analyzed. Samarkand was a city where a religious and philosophical worldview was finally formed, the range of ideas about the Sufism of the young Navai expanded.
Participacija 4. gorskog zdruga domobanstva NDH u ratnim zločinima u Slavoniji 1942.-1943. godine
Authors: Radanović Milan
Published: March 2022

O participaciji Domobranstva NDH (do jeseni 1942. – Hrvatsko domobranstvo) u zločinima na području NDH vrlo je malo pisano u historiografiji. Stereotipizirana predstava o tome da su ustaše počinili sve ili skoro sve zločine koje su počinile Oružane snage Nezavisne Države Hrvatske (OS NDH) još uvijek je dominantna predodžba kako u kolektivnom sjećanju tako i u historiografiji. Kada je riječ o percepciji prošlosti Slavonije u Drugom svjetskom ratu, naročito brdske Slavonije, opstaje isti stereotip pri čemu se ustašama pripisuju ne samo zločini Domobranstva već i zločini njemačke SS-policije. Masakr kod Kamenskog Vučjaka 22.–24. ožujka 1943. možda je najbolja ilustracija tog stereotipa. Ovaj rad predstavlja prilog poznavanju slabo poznate teme zločina Domobranstva na tlu Slavonije.
Slavs, Goths and Iranians - the theory of the nordic "herrenschicht" and Croat racial origins in the NDH
Authors: Bartulin Nevenko
Published: March 2022

This article analyses race theory in the Independent State of Croatia in regard to the question of the ethnolinguistic-racial origin of the early medieval Croats. While there was debate in the NDH on whether the proto-Croats were specifically Slavs, Iranians or Goths in an ethnolinguistic sense, there was a general academic and ideological consensus that, in a racial sense, they were a ruling class of Nordic-Aryan origin. This topic is analysed within a broader European historical and ideological context, including the question of the position of National Socialist race theory toward Croats and other Slavic peoples.
Događaji 1956. godine te njihove prethodne okolnosti u Pomurju i razdoblje konsolidacije do kraja 90-ih godina
Authors: Bali Lóránt , Gulyás László
Published: March 2022

Jugoslavensko-mađarska granica bila je posebna zona tijekom hladnog rata. U pograničnom je području bio poseban "mali hladni rat". Mađarska,
pod vodstvom M. Rákosija, pokušala je djelovati protiv Jugoslavije, "zasebnog putnika", slijedeći staljinistički duh. Mátyás Rákosi bio je najvjerniji učenik Josifa Visarionovića Staljina. Njegova etnička neosjetljivost znatno je utjecala i na hrvatsku nacionalnost koja je živjela uz granicu. Cilj studije je predstaviti političku zbivanja o tom
razdoblju i njegovim učincima na svakodnevni život županije Zala pedesetih sve do promjene režima
O nazočnosti muslimana u okolici Siska do 17. stoljeća
Authors: Petrić Hrvoje
Published: March 2022

U članku se predstavlja nazočnost muslimana u okolici Siska do 17. stoljeća. U prvom dijelu rada predstavljeni su najosnovniji podatci o osmanskom zauzimanju prostora južno i istočno od rijeke Kupe te formiranju protuosmanske obrane. Obavijesti o bitkama kod Petrinje i Siska nastojane su biti prezentirane iz osmanske perspektive. Problematizira se i postojanje osmanskog sandžaka u okolici Siska, kao i spominjanje sandžaka Kupa, koji se mogao odnositi na sisačko područje. U završnom dijelu članka predstavljen je boravak Osman-age Temišvarskog u Sisku u drugoj polovici 17. stoljeća. Autor poziva na potrebu budućih istraživanja pokrštavanja muslimana na području šire okolice Siska na osnovi matičnih knjiga.
Полевое исследование среди венгров и чехов в центральной хорватии
Authors: Борисов Сергей Александрович
Published: March 2022

В статье речь идет о первых результатах лингвистической экспедиции научных сотрудников Института славяноведения Российской академии наук в центральные регионы Хорватии, проведенной в мае 2019 года. В ходе полевого исследования были записаны нарративы на чешском и венгерском языках от информантов. Собранные материалы анализируются с точки зрения контактной лингвистики, диалектологии и социолингвистики. Авторы дают краткую характеристику современной языковой ситуации, приводят расшифрованные образцы текстов на чешском и венгерском языках, содержащие в том числе некоторые контактные элементы (адаптированные и неадаптированные заимствования их хорватского языка, а также случаи переключения кода).
The 30-day outcome of neonates operated for esophageal atresia
Authors: De Vos Corné , Van Wyk L , Sidler D , Goussard P
Published: March 2022

Background: Despite great advances in the overall management of neonates with esophageal atresia (EA), many complications leading to morbidity still occurs.  Most complications can be treated conservatively, but effective management is needed to reduce long-term morbidity. 
Methods: A retrospective cohort study was performed on neonates treated for EA with/without a tracheoesophageal fistula (TEF) between 2001 and 2020.  Data were collected from patient records, discharge summaries, and surgical notes.  The information recorded included: maternal and neonatal demographics, information regarding the diagnosis, and details surrounding the surgery.
Results: During the 19-year study period, 53 neonates with a mean gestational age of 36.7 weeks were included for analysis.  Forty-nine percent presented with an associated anomaly (most commonly, complex cardiac lesions).  The majority (83%) had a primary repair on a median of day 3 of life.  Nineteen neonates had a surgical complication 30 days post-repair: 7 minor (contained leaks and a chylothorax) and 12 major complications including anastomotic strictures, major anastomotic breakdowns, a recurrent TEF, and 5 surgery-related mortalities.
Conclusions: This study showed less morbidity and mortality of neonates born with EA, despite a high incidence of associated anomalies, in a resource-restricted hospital.  It is important to highlight that even with limited resources, centers in low- or middle-income countries can have good outcomes.