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Juniper Publishers: Anesthesia Management in a Patient with Synthetic ...

Juniper Publishers: Anesthesia Management in a Patient with Synthetic ... :  Juniper Online Journal of Public Health - Juniper Publishers Abstract Patients with synthetic cannabinoid dependence can hide themselve...

Chemical Composition of Indomysis nybini from Three Stations in Basrah City, Iraq- Juniper Publishers

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  Juniper Publishers -  Journal of Oceanography Abstract The current study was aimed to establish the nutritional status of  Indomysis nybini  from three stations in Basrah city, Iraq. The specimens of  I. nybini  were collected during the first months from 2016. The study concentrated on the nutritional status of  I. nybini  dry matter basis.The average values of the moisture, proteins, carbohydrates, lipids and ash were recorded for specimens  I. nybini  three stations. The results of proximate composition shows that the percentage of protein in specimens of the station (1) was higher (45.04%) than that of station (2) and (3) were reported (41.32, 39.78 %), respectively. Likewise the carbohydrate content in specimens of St. (1) was higher (9.34%) than the (St. 2) and (St. 3) (7.56,6.67%), respectively. The highest amount of lipid was found specimens of (St. 3), the value being9.8% where as in the higher level of moisture content was noticed in 87.81% in specimens of (St. 1). While th

Juniper Publishers: Graves’s Ophthalmopathy and Covid19: Choices and C...

Juniper Publishers: Graves’s Ophthalmopathy and Covid19: Choices and C... :  Endocrinology and Thyroid Research - Juniper Publishers Abstract Graves is a common autoimmune disease of the thyroid which results in m...

Current Trends in the Philippines' Shrimp Aquaculture lndustry:A Booming Blue Economy in the Pacific- Juniper Publishers

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  Juniper Publishers -  Journal of Oceanography Abstract Shrimp aquaculture industry is an important source of income in the inter-tropical countries of Southeast Asia and other inter-tropical developing countries. The shrimp industry has grown rapidly and generates billions of dollars every year in trade and employs millions of people globally. World production of shrimp both captured and farmed is around 7 million metric tons. Shrimp is one of the most important internationally traded fishery commodities in terms of value. Annual reports show that exports of shrimp are currently worth more than 10 billion US dollars or 16% of all fishery exports. Currently, about 40% of the world catch of shrimp is from farming. However, the proportion of farmed shrimp in international trade appears to be much higher. The industry boomed rapidly in the Pacific particularly in the Southeast Asian region specifically in countries like the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, and Myanmar among oth

Juniper Publishers: Data-driven Design and Curation for Consumer-centr...

Juniper Publishers: Data-driven Design and Curation for Consumer-centr... :  Fashion Technology & Textile Engineering - Juniper Publishers Introduction The key premise of fast fashion business model and the re...

Vietnam's Fisheries and Aquaculture Development's Policy: Are Exports Performance Targets Sustainable?- Juniper Publishers

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  Juniper Publishers -  Journal of Oceanography Abstract The Master Plan through 2020 and vision to 2030 (here called the Master Plan) on Vietnam's fisheries and aquaculture development aims to ensure this sector will be leading commodity producer by focusing on high value-added growth and sustainable development. Although, in the past Vietnam has achieved high growth rates in seafood exports, problems with the policy making process and implementing the Master Plan's road map are major obstacles to achieving the sustainability targets. By pointing out the main impacts of seafood exports on Vietnam's environment, economics and society and comparing the current situation with the fundamentals of sustainable development, the authors assess the efficiency and effectiveness of the Vietnam Master Plan, as well as its sustainability. Furthermore, the paper urges Vietnamese seafood exporters to acknowledge the importance of sustainable development when adapting to the international