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American Journal of Biology and Natural Sciences 30 Sep 2026

Comparative Renal Biochemical Responses to Date Seed, Common Bean, and Orange Peel Ethanolic Extracts During Repeated Low-Dose Aspirin Exposure in Female Rats: Renal RT-qPCR Profiles of Havcr1 and Nfe2l2

Al Gabri, Dalal Turki Shattnan
ISSN 2997-7185 Vol. 3 · No. 9 DOI
Abstract. Aspirin remains one of the most widely used antiplatelet and anti-inflammatory agents, yet renal responses can vary with dose, exposure duration, age, baseline kidney function, and concomitant biological stressors. This study compared three plant-derived ethanolic extracts as adjuncts dur…
American Journal of Biology and Natural Sciences 30 Sep 2026

Candida albicans-The Virulence Factors and Clinical Manifestations of Infection

Rowshen Hani Al Nakeeb; Noor Dheyaa Hameed; Yasameen Hasan Jummah
ISSN 2997-7185 Vol. 3 · No. 9 DOI
Abstract. The commensal fungus Candida albicans  is a part of the typical flora of the microbiota that is frequently found on the skin and mucosal surface of healthy individuals along with the vaginal and gastrointestinal tracts. Candida can manifest in many ways and symptoms may range from mi…
American Journal of Biology and Natural Sciences 30 Sep 2026

Menaquinone-7 Retention in Whole-Soybean Natto Fermentation Powder: A Formulation Framework for Vitamin-K-Dependent Bone Metabolism

Igounda, Yassine; Wallace, Hugo; Kennedy, Aiden
ISSN 2997-7185 Vol. 3 · No. 9 DOI
Abstract. Menaquinone-7 (MK-7) is a long-chain vitamin K2 form produced during natto fermentation and directly participates in vitamin-K-dependent γ-carboxylation of osteocalcin. We characterized MK-7 retention in a whole-soybean natto powder produced by controlled solid-state fermentation, low-tem…
American Journal of Biology and Natural Sciences 29 Sep 2026

A Low-Water-Activity Five-Strain Synbiotic Matrix for Gut Microbiota Support: Formulation Performance and Human Evidence

Jabar, Yassine; Phillips, Tanner; Morris, Lincoln
ISSN 2997-7185 Vol. 3 · No. 9 DOI
Abstract. Delivery is the first practical constraint in any oral probiotic study. We examined a BALIMONT five-strain probiotic-prebiotic powder containing Limosilactobacillus fermentum, Levilactobacillus brevis, Lactobacillus gasseri, Pediococcus pentosaceus and Pediococcus acidilactici together wi…
American Journal of Biology and Natural Sciences 29 Sep 2026

Preserving Probiotic Viability to Support Microbiota-SCFA Function: A Low-Water-Activity Five-Strain Synbiotic Formulation

Jabar, Yassine; Price, Stanley; Fraser, Ewan
ISSN 2997-7185 Vol. 3 · No. 9 DOI
Abstract. A fermentation-oriented synbiotic has two immediate formulation requirements: the probiotic cells must remain viable during storage, and enough cells must survive gastrointestinal exposure to encounter fermentable substrate. We characterized a 3.0-g BALIMONT five-strain powder produced by…
American Journal of Biology and Natural Sciences 29 Sep 2026

Glyceride-Type DHA-Enriched Schizochytrium Oil and Retinal Nutrition: Human Evidence Across Visual Development and Ocular Health

Mouad, Bougrain; O'Neill, Patrick; Blake, Hunter
ISSN 2997-7185 Vol. 3 · No. 9 DOI
Abstract. DHA is a major retinal membrane fatty acid, with the clearest supplementation evidence coming from periods of rapid visual development. We characterized a BCLC glyceride-type DHA-enriched Schizochytrium oil and compared its formulation profile with controlled human evidence on visual matu…
American Journal of Biology and Natural Sciences 25 Sep 2026

Study of the Therapeutic Effect of Iron Oxide Nanoparticles on Salmonella Enterica Bacteria in the Liver Tissues of Infected Rats

Alwan, Asmaa Abdulkareem
ISSN 2997-7185 Vol. 3 · No. 9 DOI
Abstract.          The aim of the study was to demonstrate Fe2O3 nanoparticles' antibacterial efficacy against Salmonella enterica. The present study was split into two parts, first in vitro which involved sensitivity test of salmonella enterica against Fe2o3…
American Journal of Biology and Natural Sciences 25 Sep 2026

A Study of the Effect of Dietary Supplement Use in Bodybuilders and Its Relationship to Liver Function and Some Physiological and Biochemical Variables

Hussein, Asmaa Ismael; Ahmed, Wassan Kareem; Taha, Aysha Abdelhai; Shawkat, Mareb Ahmed; Ali , Wedyan Muhi
ISSN 2997-7185 Vol. 3 · No. 9 DOI
Abstract. Background: The improved physical performance of bodybuilders following supplement use was associated with changes in laboratory indices. Although these supplements are sometimes associated with both positive and negative effects. Aims of study: to evaluated effects of several regularly c…
American Journal of Biology and Natural Sciences 26 Sep 2026

Micronutrient Stability and Energy-Related Functional Context of a Multivitamin–Mineral Single-Layer Tablet

Ziraoui, Anas; Fitriani, Laila; Hayashi, Toma
ISSN 2997-7185 Vol. 3 · No. 9 DOI
Abstract. We studied a segmented-premixing, single-layer multivitamin–mineral tablet as a delivery system for micronutrients involved in energy metabolism and fatigue-related physiology. The representative tablet combined vitamins B1, B2, B6, B12, niacin, pantothenate, biotin, folate and vitamin C …
American Journal of Biology and Natural Sciences 25 Sep 2026

Concentration-Dependent Ionic and Macromolecular Reorganization in Sodium Carboxymethyl Cellulose/Curcumin Systems

Shukurova G.A.; Yo’ldoshov Sh.A.; Shukurov A.I.
ISSN 2997-7185 Vol. 3 · No. 9 DOI
Abstract. Sodium carboxymethyl cellulose (NaCMC) is a water-soluble anionic polyelectrolyte whose macromolecular organization is highly sensitive to solvent composition, ionic environment, and interactions with low-molecular-weight compounds. In this study, concentration-dependent physicochemical r…