Volume 11 | Issue 10 |

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The application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming various industries, and the pharmaceutical industry is no exception. AI is increasingly being used to automate, optimize and personalize various aspects of the pharmacy industry, from drug discovery to drug dispensing. In this context, this paper explores the potential of AI to revolutionize the pharmacy industry, by discussing the current and future applications of AI in the industry. We will examine how AI is being used in drug discovery, personalized medicine, drug safety and quality control, inventory management, and patient counselling. We will also discuss the challenges and limitations of AI in the pharmacy industry, such as data privacy, ethical concerns and regulatory barriers. The paper will argue that AI has the potential to revolutionize the pharmacy industry by enabling faster drug discovery, improving patient outcomes, reducing costs, and increasing the efficiency and accuracy of various pharmacy operations. The old pharmacy system relied on manual processes and human decision-making, while the new AI pharmacy system automates routine tasks, provides personalized treatment plans, and reduces costs while improving patient outcomes. However, it is important to ensure that AI is used ethically and responsibly, and that its impact on the workforce and society is carefully considered. The major benefit of integrating AI into specific applications within the pharmacy field is improved accuracy and efficiency in patient care. Overall, this paper will provide an insight into the future of the pharmacy industry, and the transformative potential of AI in this field.

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Artificial Intelligence, AI, Machine learning, Deep learning, Neural networks, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Pharma Industry, Startups, Drug discovery.

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Through the use of mechanical and chemical methods, soil characteristics are improved in the process of soil stabilization. Binders like cement and lime increase soil stabilization by enhancing their technical qualities and resulting in a better building material. Increasing a soil's shear strength and general bearing capacity is what stabilizes it. Once stabilized, a solid monolith is created that limits permeability, reducing the potential for shrinkage and expansion as well as the negative consequences of freeze-thaw cycles. The extent by which a soil's volume can alter in response to its moisture content is known as its shrink/swell potential. In this study, the combinations of different stabilizers obtained as waste are mixed in different proportions, blended to form ternary blends, and used for the stabilization of BC soil. In this paper, the effect of ternary blends on the Atterberg limits of BC soil is discussed and found to improve their Atterberg limits.

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BC soil, Stabilization, Ternary Blends, Atterberg limits.

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Watermelon (Citrullus lantanas) is a nourishing and popular fruit in the world. Watermelon is grown in favourable climates from tropical to temperate regions worldwide belong to the family Cucurbitaceae. Watermelon contains phytochemicals such as polyphenols, flavonoids, stilbenes/lignans, and is rich source of carotenoids, lycopene. Watermelon contains cucurbitacin E which is anti-inflammatory phytonutrient and amino acids such as L-arginine and citrulline. It is the major source of vitamin C and vitamin A. In the nutritional composition of watermelon includes carbohydrates, sugar, soluble and insoluble fibres. Moreover, is contains good amount of potassium and magnesium. Watermelon by-products which can be produced such as juice, smoothies, dips, seed oils, medicines, ethanol etc., consumption of watermelons imparts various health benefits such as chemical components of watermelon enhance its capacity to scavenge the low-density lipoprotein (LDL) and high-density lipoprotein (HDL) in a cell membrane. A plethora of evidence shows that it can be effective for weight loss. Several epidemiological studies showed it has phytochemicals that can reduce risk of Cardio Vascular Disease (CVD) aging related ailments, obesity, diabetes, ulcers, and various types of cancers. Watermelon pomace is reported to be a concentrated source of lycopene as compared to the juice. This review shows up to date information on nutritional and Phytochemical constituents of watermelon, its wastage and by products and different methods used for dehydration, extraction and analysis of its chemical constituents. Citrullus lanatus has been reportedly used widely in traditional herbal medicine. The leaves of Citrullus lanatus is analgesic, anti-inflammatory, mosquitocidal, gonorrhoea and anti-microbial property. The fruits of Citrullus lanatus are eaten as a febrifuge when fully ripe or even when almost putrid. The fruit is used as a diuretic, anti-cancer, for treatment of high BP, antiviral and is effective in the treatment of dropsy and renal stones. The seed is also a good vermifuge and has a hypotensive action. It is demulcent, pectoral and tonic. It is sometimes used in the treatment of the urinary tract infections as well as bed wetting. The root is purgative and in high dose it can also serve as emetic. Fatty oil in the seed, as well as aqueous or alcoholic extracts, had been reported to paralyze tapeworms and roundworms. The seed oil has an anthelmintic action which is better than that of pumpkin seed oil.

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HISTORY, MEDICINAL USES, AIMS AND OBJECTS ,IMPORTANT'S ALL ABOUT CITRULLUS LANATUS [WATERMELON]

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This study has been undertaken to investigate the determinants of purchasing, a common phenomenon in the modern marketing world. A sample of 78 girls was selected on the basis of stratified random sampling methods as respondents. The result of the analysis showed that consumers have different preferences for cosmetics. The results of the marketing strategies and promotional methods try to change consumer decision-making through buying. The results and implications are useful for future research. The present paper aims to focus on the consumer preference for cosmetics among college girls in the district of Bangalore. The results of the analysis showed that consumers have different preferences for cosmetics.

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Brand quality, purchase decision, post purchase behavior, buying behavior.

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The article discusses the concept of Geographical Indication (GI) tags and their significance in protecting products with specific regional qualities and heritage. It mentions that products with GI tags often carry a logo or label indicating their protected status. The article provides examples of GI-tagged products from various countries, including India's Basmati rice controversy with Pakistan. It explains the importance of GI tags in preserving cultural heritage and supporting local communities. The article also highlights the identification of GI tags in India, where a specific logo including "GI" and product details is used. If any duplicate GI tags are suspected, individuals can report them to the relevant authorities in India for investigation and possible action. Overall, the article emphasizes the importance of GI tags in safeguarding the uniqueness of products tied to specific regions and protecting their reputation. It also addresses concerns related to potential infringements and the role of authorities in addressing them.

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Geographical indicators, India, Trade, Protection, Products, Heritage, Basmati rice

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Tridax procumbens is plant used majority in indian traditional medicine the plant in native of tropical America and neutralized in tropical Africa, Asia and Austalia, It has been extensively used in indian traditional medicine for wound healing, as Anticoagulant,in fungal infection,in diarrhea and dysentery, as antioxidant, antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory, mosquitocidal.The medicinal plant are high rich sources of natural remedies to treate pathogenic and other diseases, plant Tridax procumbent belongs to family Asteraceae one off. Resident person recognized as "Ghamara",in English generally called "coat button"and is distributed for Bhringraj" by some of practioners of Ayurveda. Tridax procumben is the maximum valued drug which is recycled in multiple research involved in Ayurveda literature.still there is dert in studies on isolation charectarization an evalution of active principle form the extract .this current review article gives compressive information about the Tridax procumbent taxon

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Tridax Procumben, morphology, geographical distribution phytoconstituent pharmalogical activity Antioxident, Antiinflammatory, Wound healing Antifungal activity, Antidiabeties, Antimicrobial, Antihpertensive, Mosquitocidal

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Criminal investigations in the field of forensic science continue to be built around the unmistakable identification of individuals through the study of latent fingerprints. This study has traditionally been restricted to porous surfaces because such materials' natural properties make it easier to see and analyze fingerprint residue. But non-porous surfaces like glass, metal, and plastic have long baffled forensic specialists and investigators, making the production of latent prints dependent on cutting-edge and reliable techniques. The goal of developing latent prints on non-porous surfaces has received fresh life in recent years thanks to the inclusion of novel methods and materials in the forensic toolbox. Among these innovative methods, the use of walnut shell fly ash, a byproduct of the combustion of walnut shells, has drawn substantial attention for it. It offers the possibility of a long-lasting, affordable, and economical technique for latent fingerprint creation on non-porous surfaces.

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Latent Fingerprints, Non-porous surface, Development, Walnut shell, Fly ash

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Changes in wetland habitat can alter the dynamics of waterbird populations. Investigated the effect of hydrological and dependant variable on the population of waterbird in Thattekkad Bird Sanctuary. Generalized linear mixed models were used to determine the effect of hydrological and dependant variable on water bird number. The research findings unambiguously point to the variations in the avian strength as some very vulnerable species perish and new species emerge owing to the fluctuation A scientific version of the existing wetlands management plan is urgently required by incorporating new rules and regulations for tackling the current problems and ecological crisis affecting the wetlands. Such a step can go a long way towards ensuring the habitat requirements of endemic macrophytes, macroinvertebrates, fish and birds. This research and observations have revealed that preservation of temporal and spatial habitat preference of endemic species must be given a higher priority for maintaining the species diversity and for erecting a bulwark against survival problems and threats of extinction.

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Thattekkad Bird Sanctuary, Dependant variables, hydrology, water birds

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cpmpresive strength, expansive soil, bottam ash

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This study set out to directly compress sphere aggregates of BCS class-II drug in order to create a tablet with increased processability. Clarithromycin By applying the crystallo-Coagglomeration approach and the PVP K-30 composed of polymers solution, spherical agglomerates were created. Acetone worked well as a solvent, water served as an antisolvent for the clarithromycin, and dichloromethane served as a binding liquid for the agglomeration process. Based on the findings of in-vitro drug release experiments on particle size and solubility, an optimized formulation was chosen. Compared to pure medication, formulation batches show improved dissolving behaviour. Due to size expansion and spherical shape, it was possible to notice a considerable improvement in micromeritics properties, which indicated a change in crystal habit. The spherical agglomeration is prepared in large part by determining the processing conditions Using clarithromycin and an appropriate solution to change the material's characteristics to allow for direct compression

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Clarithromycin; Spherical Agglomerates; Crystallo- conglomeration technique; PVP K-30

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