Reactions of Carbon Compounds

Purpose: Studied several aspects related to the reactions of carbon compounds such as addition reactions, esterification, redox, polymerization, and yodoform. Theory:  Chemical reactions on carbon compounds can be classified into several types, including an addition reaction, esterification, polymerization, yodoform, redox reactions, substitution and elimination reactions. At this trial will be observed on addition reactions, polymerization,...

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Drug Interactions heart

Preliminary Drug interactions occur when one drug alters the effects of other drugs. Altered drug action can be more or less reactive. Individual reactions vary. Factors that can affect offspring among other properties, liver and kidney function, age (which is the most sensitive babies and people aged over 50 years), presence or absence of a disease, the amount of drug used, duration of treatment, the time between the use of two drugs, and...

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Worms

Worm Disease  Worm infection is one of the most common diseases spread and infect more than 2 billion people around the world. In general, worms rarely cause serious illness, but it can lead to chronic health problems, which is a very important economic factor. Infection can occur simultaneously by several types of worms at once. It is estimated that more than 60% of children in Indonesia suffer from a worm infection.  Transmission  Worm...

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Chikungunya fever

Definition Chikungunya fever is an endemic disease (applicable to the sector in the region or population often). Chikungunya virus was first identified in East Africa in 1952. Chikungunya comes from Shawill based on patient symptoms, which means (body position) twisted or curved, referring to the bent posture of the patient due to severe joint pain (arthralgia). The joint pain in the knees and ankle joints of the hands and feet. Cause Chikungunya...

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Drug Interactions

Preliminary Drug interaction is a change in the effect of a drug due to the use of other drugs (drug-drug interactions) or by food, traditional medicine and other chemical compounds. Significant drug interactions may occur if two or more drugs are used together. Drug interactions and adverse drug reactions need attention. An American study showed that each year nearly 100,000 people had to be hospitalized or have to stay in hospital for longer...

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Oxidative Phosphorylation

Oxidative phosphorylation is a metabolic pathway that uses energy released by the oxidation of nutrients to produce adenosine triphosphate (ATP). Although many forms of life on earth using various types of nutrients, almost all carry out oxidative phosphorylation to produce ATP. This track is very commonly used because it is a very efficient way to release some energy, as compared to other alternatives such as fermentation anaerobic glycolysis. Electron...

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