Modern scientific literature on plant effects on livestock deals mainly with adverse effects, and less attention has been paid to the curative potential of plant material.
In this circumstances, the demand for good quality planting material of this wonder curative herb is increasing day-after-day, which necessitate the improvement of the existing micropropagation methods for rapid and constant supply of planting materials round the year.
Therefore, with further development of expansion and differentiation protocols, the use of cord blood stem cells can be extended to routine laboratory disease modelling and testing of therapeutic agents above and beyond the curative transplantation value of this biological material.
It is inconceivable, however, that the protruded material can act as a curative factor".
Formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded material from 57 patients in whom curative resection of pancreatic carcinoma had been attempted was analysed by an immunohistochemical procedure to estimate proliferation and p53 protein expression.
Simple natural or synthetic materials do not provide a satisfactory curative solution for long urethral defects, and urethroplasty with large areas of autologous tissues is limited and might interfere with wound healing.
One of the main reasons that poaching of elephants and rhinos has shot up in the past few years is due to growing demand in China for ivory and medicinal products (although rhino horns are made of the same material in finger nails and have no curative properties, they are desired for their supposed healing powers in traditional Chinese medicine).
Between the two of us, there were blisters galore (despite having followed all the preventive and/or curative advice), a plaguing knee and ankle issue, some material carnage due to a raging storm, some very hot days, and a few "dive" hostels in the mix.
When incorporated in liposomes, similar curative effects were obtained at doses of 10-41 mg/kg without material toxicity, even at the highest dose.
2 4 In these countries, surgery lies at one end of the spectrum of the curative medical model because of its perceived high cost and the limited human and material capacity available for its performance.
