Herpes Simplex Virus and Endothelium

Yordanov, Georgi; Murgova, Snezhana; Yordanov, Youri

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“…6. Promising material for thermoelectric transducers at medium high temperature and for the design of modulators [55]. 7.…”

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A Brief Study on Characteristics, Properties, and Applications of CdSe

Garg

2018

Innovation in Materials Science and Engineering

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Cadmium selenide (CdSe) is a solid binary inorganic compound of cadmium (Cd) and selenium (Se) which falls into a category of II-VI group (due to the position of Cd and Se in the periodic table) and is a highly photosensitive semiconductor material of n-type crystallized in three different phases: hexagonal (wurtzite), cubic (zinc blende), and cubic rock salt. It consists of positively cadmium and negatively selenium charged ions that interact via a Coulomb potential, supplemented by shortrange repulsion terms and van der Waals attractive terms. Cadmium selenide is often thought of as a covalent material. Each anion is surrounded by four cations at the corners of a tetrahedron, and vice versa. This tetrahedral coordination is typical of sp 3 covalent bonding, but this material also has a substantial ionic character. The usual crystal structure of bulk CdSe is hexagonal having a wide direct band gap nature and no inversion symmetry. This material is transparent to infrared (IR) light so that it can be used as window in fabrication of solar cells and in thin-film transistor. It is the most stable phase of CdSe at ambient conditions and occurs in the form of mineral cadmoselite [1]. Zinc-blende-type CdSe is metastable at ambient conditions and converts to the wurtzite form upon moderate heating. Under increasing pressure, the wurtzite structure transforms to the rocksalt structure [2]. Bulk CdSe has a broad and generally featureless absorption spectrum starting at~716 nm (1.74 eV), with bulk exciton Bohr diameter 10.6 nm [3]. Current research on CdSe is mainly focused on nanomaterials, i.e., at least one dimension between 1 and 100 nm. The interest in these nanosized systems can be understood by their special properties, significantly different from the properties of the parent bulk compound that open the possibility of novel technological applications in the field of biological imaging and photonic

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“…6. Promising material for thermoelectric transducers at medium high temperature and for the design of modulators [55]. 7.…”

Section: Applications Of Cdsementioning

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A Brief Study on Characteristics, Properties, and Applications of CdSe

Garg

2018

Innovation in Materials Science and Engineering

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“…Geographically, Bulgaria is situated in the heart of the Balkans, bridging Western European and Eastern (Asian) cultures. Historically, Bulgaria is an ancient country with rich heritage in medicinal practices (1)(2)(3)(4). Nowadays, Bulgarian health care is a typical modern (conventional, orthodox, West-ern or allopathic) care.…”

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SWOT analysis of Eastern Medicine developments in Bulgaria

Vankova

2018

Scripta Scientifica Salutis Publicae

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Geographically, Bulgaria is situated in the heart of the Balkans, bridging Western European and Eastern (Asian) cultures. In this article, Eastern Medicine (EM) developments in Bulgaria are investigated. EM is a heterogeneous concept that comprises many curing methods (focused therapies), or complete medical therapeutic systems (like Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda, Tibetan medicine), which are native for Asia and applied worldwide. In order to explore the current status, needs and expectations in the field of EM in Bulgaria, we have carried out the classical SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats). Contrary to popular belief, SWOT analyses must follow strict guidelines in order to be a credible instrument of change. We therefore describe the theoretical backgrounds and rationale of such analysis before proceeding to its application to the Bulgarian EM situation. Our analysis reveals that there are both strengths and opportunities for the modern developments of EM in Bulgaria. They must, however, outweigh the weaknesses and threats to such a development. In our view, increased international collaboration, more awareness of the EM effectiveness and public health benefits shall enhance the chances of EM to be fluently integrated in the Bulgarian national health care system. The development of more outward-looking public health stakeholders could enhance the chances of the rapid establishment of modern schools for EM in the country.

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Herpes Simplex Virus and Endothelium

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SWOT analysis of Eastern Medicine developments in Bulgaria

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