Vulvovaginal Candidiasis In Pregnant Women
Journal ArticleAbstract: This study aims to analyzing demographic data of patients, isolate and identify Candida species, which causes vaginal infections, and a study of its prevalence among pregnant women in Sorman city, Libya.210 specimens collected from patients admitted to the Maternity Care Center in the combined clinic. carried immediately to the Microbiology Laboratory in the National Cancer Institute, Subrata, Libya for direct microscopy, culturing, and characterization. Each participant was given an interview questionnaire and asked about their age, educational level, employment position, and history of recurrent vaginal yeast infection. Chronic diseases were also listed on the data collecting form. Identification of Candida species using Chrome agar: A total of 100 isolates have been recovered in this study, of which 72isolates were obtained as pure cultures on Chrome agar medium. According to their color on Chrome agar, these 72 colonies were categorized to 5 main species namely Candida albicans, C. glabrata, C. krusei, C. parapsilosis, and C. tropicalis. Genotypic identification of Candida species in this investigation was validated by the ITS tree. Eight strains from this investigation were found in the Candida albicans clade, which had a high bootstrap value of 99 percent ML/99 percent MP. These were therefore identified as Candida albicans., Within the Candida glabrata clade, three isolates were grouped together, demonstrating a strong support value of 99% ML/99%MP. These strains were recognized as belonging to the C. glabrata species, while one isolate was recognized as belonging to the C. tropicalis species, with a high support value of 99% ML/99%MP.
Keywords: VVC infections, candidemia patients, genotypic identification, and Candida albicans
Mohamed Ahamed Al-Ryani, (03-2024), GLOBAL PUBLICATION HOUSE: International Journal of biological and medicine science, 3
Lipolytic Mycoflora In Fatura
Journal ArticleAbstract: The current study was aimed for isolation, identification and preservation of mycobiota associated with the olive oil processing wastes (Fatura) collected from different cities in Al-Gabal Al-Gharby, Libya, screening the cold-active lipolytic activity of the isolated fungi and selection of the highest cold-active lipase producers. 31 fungal species belong to 12 genera were isolated from these samples with total CFUs of 29560. Fusarium was the most common genus at total CFUs of 9020 and comprising 30.51% from all fungi, followed by Aspergillus, that recorded 25.44% from all fungi. Penicillium was ranked third, nine different species were present. A total of 100% of samples were found to have CFUs of 5140 and 17.4% of all fungi. On lipase production agar medium at two temperatures, 10 and 20°C, 102 fungal isolates from 31 species were tested for their lipolytic activity. The majority of fungi could produce lipase activity at 20°C, where 98 out of 102 isolates the highest lipase producers was higher at 10°C (25) than at 20°C (16). The most active isolates were Alternaria, Fusarium, and Penicillium. Molecular identification of the most active four isolates was carried out by sequencing their internal transcribed spacer region (ITS).
Keyword: Olive oil, cold active enzymes, Lipase, fungi, lipolytic activity, Fatura.
Mohamed Ahamed Al-Ryani, Joheni Mohamed Alhadi Jwely, (03-2024), الجمعية الليبية لعلوم وقاية النبات: Libyan Journal of plant protection, 14
Antibacterial activity of flavonoid extracts from Enteromorpha intestinalis and Caulerpa prolifera against multidrug-resistant foodborne bacterial isolates
Journal ArticleFood poisoning caused by bacterial agents is a worldwide problem, usually accompanied by unpleasant symptoms and may be sever leading to death. Natural compounds from marine algae namely flavonoids may play a role in the remedy of this condition. Aim: This research aims to assess the potency of flavonoids extracted from Enteromorpha intestinalis and Caulerpa prolifera as antibacterial agents. Methods: E. intestinalis was collected from Western Libyan Coast and C. prolifera was collected from Farwa Island. The antimicrobial activity and determination of minimum inhibitory concentration of algal flavonoid containing extracts was performed in vitro against some positive and negative Gram bacteria. Results: Crude extract containing flavonoids from E. intestinalis were more effective than C. prolifera extract against Staphylococcus aureus with antimicrobial essay (25-28+1 and 14.5-37.5+0.5-1.5), MIC (50 and 50-250 µg/mL), MBC (75 and 75-250 µg/mL). In Bacillus cereus, the antimicrobial assay (19-24.5+0.5-1.5: 24+1), MIC (50-250 + 100 µg/mL) and MBC (250 and 125 µg/mL). On the other hand, flavonoids containing extract from C. prolifera were more effective than E. intestinalis against Enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli O157 EHEC O157 (25-28+1: 14-18.5+0.5-1.5), MIC (100-250:100-500 µg/mL) and MBC (150-250 and 250-500 µg/mL). Salmonella enterica qualitatively combat by flavonoid from E. intestinalis (13.5-14+0.5-1: 10.5-13.5+0.5-1.5), MIC (100-250: 250 µg/mL) and MBC (100-250: 250 µg/mL). Flavonoids from C. prolifera (4 strains: 2 strains) were effective against S. enterica. Crude flavonoids from both algae were not effective against Bacillus pumilus. Conclusion: Data from this study could conclude that flavonoid extracts from E. intestinalis and C. prolifera could be used against foodborne bacterial agents
Khalid mohmmed ali alzintani, (03-2024), Open Veterinary Journal: Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Tripoli, 3
Petrogenesis of the Neoproterozoic Peraluminous Orogenic Granite and Tertiary Phonolites from Jabal Fezzan in Southern Libya
Journal ArticleAbstract—The majority of Neoproterozoic rocks exposed in southern Libya, are comprised of intrusive coarse-grained porphyritic, two-mica, and high K-calc alkaline granite. The Jabal Fezzan Granite (JFG) is located in southwestern Libya. In this study, trace elements and whole-rock geochemistry have been used to understand the origin and the process of petrogenesis of the studied granites. The JFG is high-Si, Rb, Y, Nb, and (ASI values greater than 1.1). Mineralogically, it is characterized by the presence of minor muscovite and biotite and a lack of hornblende, exhibiting features of S-type granites, and having a character that belongs to an alkali-calcic series. According to geochemical value, light REE-enriched, characterized by moderate
enrichments in LREE (La/Sm), HREE, and weak negative Eu-anomalies. The geochemical modeling of the reveals that the JFG derived from the melting of the crust and underwent high fractional crystallization of plagioclase and K-feldspar at (H-P) conditions (750–980°C/1–4 GPa). The Jabal Fezzan (JFG(~50%) ) formed during Pan-African orogenic events during the destabilization of the interior Saharan metacraton due to compression stress and transpressive movements along pre-existing weakness and reactivation of shear zones inherited from Paleoproterozoic evolution. The Neoproterozoic basement forms the northernmost margin of the intracratonic Muruzq Basin, as evidenced by (greenschist facies) and intruded granitic rocksderived at the syn-collision stage (630–540 Ma)
(JFG) .
Ali Salem Ali Ben sera, (03-2024), Pleiades Publishing,: Springer US, 32
Outcomes after surgery for children in Africa (ASOS-Paeds): a 14-day prospective observational cohort study
Journal ArticleBackground
Safe anaesthesia and surgery are a public health imperative. There are few data describing outcomes for children undergoing anesthesia and surgery in Africa. We aimed to get robust epidemiological data to describe patient care and outcomes for children undergoing anesthesia and surgery in hospitals in Africa.
Methods
This study was a 14-day, international, prospective, observational cohort study of children (aged <18 years) undergoing surgery in Africa. We recruited as many hospitals as possible across all levels of care (first, second, and third) providing surgical treatment. Each hospital recruited all eligible children for a 14-day period commencing on the date chosen by each participating hospital within the study recruitment period from Jan 15 to Dec 23, 2022. Data were collected prospectively for consecutive patients on paper case record forms. The primary outcome was in-hospital postoperative complications within 30 days of surgery and the secondary outcome was in-hospital mortality within 30 days after surgery. We also collected hospital-level data describing equipment, facilities, and protocols available. This study is registered with ClinicalTrials.gov, NCT05061407.
Findings
We recruited 8625 children from 249 hospitals in 31 African countries. The mean age was 6·1 (SD 4·9) years, with 5675 (66·0%) of 8600 children being male. Most children (6110 [71·2%] of 8579 patients) were from category 1 of the American Society of Anesthesiologists Physical Status score undergoing elective surgery (5325 [61·9%] of 8604 patients). Postoperative complications occurred in 1532 (18·0%) of 8515 children, predominated by infections (971 [11·4%] of 8538 children). Deaths occurred in 199 (2·3%) of 8596 patients, 169 (84·9%) of 199 patients following emergency surgeries. Deaths following postoperative complications occurred in 166 (10·8%) of 1530 complications. Operating rooms were reported as safe for anaesthesia and surgery for neonates (121 [54·3%] of 223 hospitals), infants (147 [65·9%] of 223 hospitals), and children younger than 6 years (188 [84·3%] of 223 hospitals).
Mohamed Juma Mohamed Jubail, (03-2024), The Lancet journal: Elsevier Ltd, 403
Factors Affecting Customer Satisfaction of Mobile Banking in Libya
Journal ArticleFactors Affecting Customer Satisfaction of Mobile Banking in Libya
Abubaker A AB Shaouf, (03-2024), Fezzan University scientific Journa: Fezzan University scientific Journa, 1
أسس المناهج الدراسية وتنظيماتها
كتابأسس المناهج الدراسية وتنظيماتها
خليفة شعبان علي فنير، عبدالرحمن علي ماكاري، (01-2024)، عمان: دار الرنيم للنشر والتوزيع،
The Successful Transition to Environmental Sustainability in Libya
Journal ArticleThis study outlines how Libya could become sustainable if it so chooses, the world is moving rapidly towards a transition to environmental sustainability after the dangers of using fossil fuels
and excessive use of natural resources without taking into account the environmental aspects have become publicly clear through of the phenomenon of Global warming and climate change. The aim of this study is to identify opportunities for decision-makers in Libya to intensify environmental management and move towardssustainability methods by preserving the three main natural resources in Libya (water, oil, and gas). The paramount needs are to make the water supply sustainable and to make a transition to renewable energy as fast as possible, both water and oil stocks are depleting and will become scarce unless conserved, sales receipts from Libya’s declining oil and gas resources could be allocated to accelerate the transition to solar electricity, which should fast become the most profitable and sustainable export to Europe. Conservation of hydrocarbons is essential to boost oil and gas exports to finance solar electricity, the main opportunity is to conserve Libya’s three main natural resources, water, oil and gas. Conservation of these resources will firmly catalyze Libya’s transition to a sustainable economy while improving the quality of life. This study focuses on water and energy conservation and investment in renewable energy through:1) Benefit from the revenues of oil and gas, which are considered as revenues temporary and exhaustible to create sustainable development based on renewable energy in most economic activities. 2) Transform Libya from a producer and exporter of fossil fuels to a country producer and exporter of clean energy, such as energy generated from wind and sun. Libya enjoys a privileged location near the continent of Europe can be an important source of electricity generated from solar energy to Europe. 3) Reduce fossil fuel consumption which increases the life of its reserves, and this leads to a reduction in the proportion of greenhouse gas emissions, the main cause of global warming.4) Maintain the groundwater and the rationalization of consumption.5) Create new job opportunities foryoung people Libyan, because the transformation project for the sustainable economy requires a lot of development projects that need to be
trained workforce and efficient.6)Libya is a unique nation in many ways: especially its location that contains the highest solar insolation on the planet, so the daily average of horizontal solar radiation is 7.1 kWh/m²/day, with an average sun duration of more
than 3,500 hours per year. 7) Accelerating the development of solar and wind energy will enable Libya to export hydrocarbons for a longer period.
Mohamed Nasar bin Nasar, (01-2024), الزنتان، ليبيا: المجلة الدولية للعلوم والتقنية International Science and Technology Journal, 33
الانتاج العلمي لإعضاء هيئة التدريس بالكلية
تقرير علميحصر الانتاج العلمي من بحوث ومقالات علمية منشوره بالمجلات العلمية المحكمه دولياً واقليمياً، ومحلياً
الكلية المحاسبة الرجبان، (01-2024)، كلية المحاسبة الرجبات: كلية المحاسبة / جامعة الزنتان،
Estimating Antioxidant and Free Radical Scavenging Activity of Arbutus Pavarii Extracts
Journal ArticleThe primary aim of the current study was to
evaluate and compare antioxidant activity in
leaves and flowers extracts of arbutus pavarii.
For the purpose, the antioxidant potential of
crude methanol extracts of arbutus pavarii was
screened in vitro using reducing power,
phosphor molybdenum assay, and radical
scavenging activity by employing DPPH, NO,
.OH methods as well as ferric thiocyanate (FTC)
and thiobarbituric acid (TBA) tests to confirm
the antioxidant potential of these extracts.
Resultantly, it was confirmed that the leaves
extract (LE) has displayed higher reducing
ability compared with flowers extract (FE). The
maximum antioxidant activity was found it in
leaves methanol extract (199.38±12.73 mg of
ascorbic acid/g of dry weight). The Methanolic
LE was able to reduce the DPPH concentration
with an IC50 of 1.09 ± mg/mL, which was
noticeable stronger (P < 0.01) than that of the
positive control (ascorbic acid), (IC50 = 0.01 ±
1.6 mg/mL) and FE (IC50= 1.25 ± mg/mL) as
well. The LE showed slightly inhibited .OH
radical (IC50, 0.78 mg/mL) compared with FE
(IC50, 0.91 mg/ml). The obtained results of this
investigation indicated the usefulness of
utilization of arbutus pavarii leaves as a reliable
source of antioxidants for nutritive and
industrial purposes.
Aisha Suliman Ahmed Aldaroujee, Fatma Hebail, (01-2024), مجلة القلم. جامعة طرابلس الاهلية: مجلة القلم, 7