Based on the data reported by Fitra (Indonesian Forum for Budget Transparency) Region Sumatera Utara from the audit results by BPK (Audit Board of the Republic of Indonesia) in the IHP (Summary of Audit Results) for Semester II/2012, North Sumatera Utara is considered as the most corrupted province in Indonesia. It was in the first rank followed by Aceh Province, West Papua Province, and DKI Jakarta in the fourth place.1This anticorruption education is an attempt to build national character as the foundation to prevent corruption conduct. Therefore, early prevention is required through education for senior high school students in North Sumatera Province in order that by the time they get into the employmentwoorld, they will become reliable young generation who will bring Indonesia to achieve just and prosperous society.
The aim of the research was to investigate whether the applicable death penalty in the Criminal Laws of Republic of Indonesia violates the human rights or not. To achieve the objectives of the research, both legal research and social-legal research method were used. Then, the respondents of the research were the representative supreme courts, official commissions, law experts, religious leaders and non-governmental organization. Depth interview and document study were chosen as data sources of the research, then, interview guidelines, note-taking, and voice recorder were used to be the instruments of the research. Death penalty is not contradictory with human rights as stated in Presidential Regulation No 2 of 1964 discussing the death penalty in Indonesia is applicable for those who commit serious crimes, namely; murder, drug possession, terrorist, and corruption. It is also corresponding to International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, Article 7 Verse (2) -( 6), which is stated that death penalty must be performed in proper methodology without both imprisonment for years and mental suffering. Death penalty is legally stated in Indonesia law that it is not recognized as cruel action in which the death penalty have never been resulting both physical and psychological pain as well as stated in Covenant and Political Right.
AbstrakPatogenesis malaria berat masih belum diketahui menyeluruh. Episode malaria berat dapat disebabkan oleh dua keadaan, produksi tinggi pada fase awal IL-10 dan atau kurangnya produksi IL-10 pada fase transisi. Peran IL-10 pada malaria masih belum jelas diketahui. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis ekspresi IL-10 dalam kaitannya dengan patogenesis malaria berat pada mencit strain BALB/c yang diinfeksi P. yoelii 17XL.Penelitian eksperimental laboratoris dengan rancangan “post test only control group design” dilakukan, dan menggunakan 24 mencit strain BALB/c, betina, usia 7-8 minggu, yang dibagi menjadi 4 kelompok. Mencit BALB/c diinfeksi secara intraperitoneal dengan 1x105 P. yoelii 17XL, dan dikorbankan pada hari ke-3 dan ke-6 pasca infeksi. Parasitemia dan kadar hemoglobin diperiksa setiap hari. Jaringan limpa diambil untuk isolasi RNA. Ekspresi mRNA IL-10, TNFα, dan IFNγ dianalisis dengan RT-PCR. Mencit BALB/c dinfeksi dengan 1x105 P. yoelii 17XL menunjukan infeksi letal, yang ditandai dengan peningkatan parasitemia sejalan dengan penurunan kadar hemoglobin, terjadi setelah hari ke-3 pasca infeksi. Ekspresi mRNA IL-10, begitu pula dengan TNFα dan IFNγ pada hari ke-3 paska infeksi menunjukan peningkatan dibandingkan pada kontrol dan hari ke-6 paska infeksi. Tidak adanya ekspresi IL-10 pada H6, menunjukkan kemungkinan adanya kegagalan regulator mengontrol malaria berat pada infeksi P. yoelii 17XL pada mencit BALB/c. Kata kunci— mRNA IL-10, RT-PCR, patogenesis malaria berat, mencit BALB/c yang diinfeksi P. yoelii 17XL
Introduction: Intestinal protozoa infections is a tropical infectious disease that can be found mainly in developing countries. It will cause some health problem such as undernutrition. This study was aiming to determine the correlation between the incidence of intestinal protozoa infections with the nutritional status of students Mandangin Island Elementary School 6 in Sampang Regency.Methods: This research used the cross-sectional study as the design and performed by doing a lab examination to determine the incidence of protozoa infections and analyze whether it has any correlation with changes in host nutritional status, recruited from students Mandangin Island Elementary School 6, from 19th to 21st of July 2017. Results: On microscopic examination found that 71.4% (n=30) samples are positive and 28,6% (n=12) are negative. On BMI-for-age measurement there are 4,8% obesity, 7,1% overweight, 73,8% normal, 9,5% thinness, and 4,8% severe thinness. Meanwhile, on height-for-age measurement there are 73,8% normal and 26,2% stunted . The incidence of intestinal protozoa infections was correlated with the nutritional status using SPSS (p= 0,375, p= 0,539, a= 5%).Conclusion: There was no significant correlation between intestinal protozoa infections with the nutritional status of students Mandangin Island Elementary School 6 in Sampang Regency. These conditions caused by the pathogenicity stage to cause a decrease in the nutritional state has not been reached.
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