International Journal of Innovative Scientific Research

Systemic Review and Role of Zebrafish as a Pharmacological Model

2024-08-29T07:26:04+00:00

Zebrafish (Danio rerio) are transforming drug discovery and safety assessment. Their genetic similarity and transparent embryos enable real-time visualization of drug effects. This has led to breakthroughs in neuropharmacology, cardiology, and oncology, paving the way for personalized medicine. Zebrafish also provide a cost-effective and ethical alternative for toxicology testing. Their sensitivity to toxins and human-like development aid in identifying potential hazards. This has informed risk assessment and the development of safer, more efficacious therapeutics. Overall, this systematic review demonstrates the significant role of zebrafish as a pharmacological model and underscores its importance in advancing drug discovery and development. Future research utilizing zebrafish is expected to further enhance our understanding of pharmacology and lead to the development of new and effective therapeutics for various diseases.

The Constitutional Eschatology of Decentralization in Kenya: Exploring Federalism's Role in Shaping the Future of Devolution and Regional Autonomy

2024-08-07T06:45:52+00:00

This research examines Kenya's governance evolution from centralization to decentralization, focusing on the implementation of devolution following the 2010 Constitution and exploring federalism as a potential future trajectory. The study analyzes the successes, challenges, and limitations of the current devolved system in achieving equitable development and improved governance. It traces Kenya's governance structures from pre-colonial times through the present, employing a multidisciplinary approach to assess the impact of recent reforms on historical injustices, resource distribution, and public participation. The research also delves into the ongoing debate surrounding federalism in Kenya, examining how federal structures could potentially manage diversity, resolve conflicts, and promote national unity. Through synthesis of diverse theoretical frameworks and empirical evidence, this study contributes to the discourse on decentralization in Africa and offers insights for policymakers considering constitutional reforms to address Kenya's complex socio-political landscape and development needs.

Understanding the Basic Concept and Formulation of Body Lotion Using Bees Wax

2024-07-11T18:10:37+00:00

Mainly understanding the basic concepts by using machines in the pharmaceutical industry. The beauty and wellness industries are expanding rapidly in India, thanks to improving lifestyles, rising incomes and more awareness of preventative healthcare. Skin serves as a protective shield against several environmental factors, such as smog, sunlight, radiation, dangerous bacteria and chemicals. The purpose of skincare products is to protect degraded skin and generate therapeutic topical effects when applied to the skin's outermost layers. In addition to improving the skin's ability to protect itself, using good skincare techniques can also improve our appearance. The demand for skin care products has risen dramatically as a result of the world's aging population growth and strong marketing tactics by cosmetic corporations. Furthermore, it has been proposed that a key predictor of how well-off people perceive themselves is their skin's health and appearance. Our skin's afflicted area is typically only influenced locally by skincare products. Moisturizers are used to prepare dry skin and body lotion is used to moisturize the skin.

Youth-Led Policy Advocacy in Africa: A Qualitative Analysis of Generation Z’s Mobilization Efforts against Fiscal Legislation in Kenya and its Implications for Democratic Governance in the Continent

2024-07-06T06:10:54+00:00

This qualitative study explores the mobilization efforts of Generation Z in Kenya against fiscal legislation and their implications for democratic governance in Africa. Using Social Movement Theory as a framework, the research employs observation, interviews, and documentation review to collect data from 15 informants, including Gen Z activists, policymakers, civil society representatives, and academic experts. The findings show that Gen Z has effectively utilized various mobilization strategies to drive social change, including social media, protests, and lobbying. Despite feeling disconnected from traditional politics, Gen Z is eager to engage with democracy on their own terms, pushing for greater representation and voice in democratic processes. Their activism has significantly influenced policy decisions, forced policymakers to take action, and led to significant reforms. The study concludes that Gen Z's mobilization efforts are transforming the political landscape, driving innovation, and shaping the future of democracy and social justice movements in Africa.