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- Bookedited by Volker Gurtler, Gangavarapu Subrahmanyam.Summary: "The book "Methods in Silkworm Microbiology" is the first ever publication that provides in-depth reviews on the latest progresses about silkworm - pathogen interactions, diseases and management practices for sustainable development of sericulture. Different molecular and immunodiagnostic methods for the detection of pathogens have been comprehensively addressed. Most recent advancements on the role of Micro RNAs in silkworm and pathogen interactions are provided with suitable illustrations. Recent technological advances and emerging trends in exploring silkworm gut microbial communities towards translation research, particularly to understand microbiome functions have been highlighted. Information on various immune mechanisms of silkworm against invading pathogens is summarized. The book further highlights the silkworm gut microbiota as a potential source for biotechnological applications."--publisher's web page, viewed July 08, 2021.Digital Access ScienceDirect 2021
- ArticleSiva Sankar DV.Int J Vitam Nutr Res. 1978;48(2):140-4.Plasma vitamin levels of approximately 125 children admitted to the Queens Child Psychiatric Center were determined in a controlled study, with respect to medication and dietary conditions. The age of these children varied from 4 to 16 years. The data present the mean values with respect to the age and racial origin. There are no significant variations in the mean levels of these vitamins in terms of the age etc. of the subjects. As such the data indicate the levels in children and are comparable to the data for adults.