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Ten new inventions of excellence and topics of noble research awards

Ten new inventions of excellence and topics for noble awards

By Ghulam Mohyudddin Wani

A few inventions in the past few years have indicated a safer world. Let us sum up today a few such pioneering research topics which may revolutionize medical care in future and may explain many questions concerning animal health like birth of 120 kgs baby elephant. The ten new expected discoveries will be discussed. Their impact on science and research by 2100. Shall be focused

1. LIMBS CAN BE GROWN

Here is a good news for those who have defects in their limbs or those athletics who God forbid lose their limbs .Having derived inspiration from an American Amphibian called as exalter, scientists are busy in finding the Gods gift to this amphibian to grow his limbs once cut or amputated, just like an tree who twigs regroup after cutting and training. This proves that nerve cells too can grow after birth and that stem cell technology can be used to regroup limbs after they are lost in an accident. I may invite all veterinary-medico research teams to devise experiments on this topic. When even lizards are known to regroup their limbs, why should not we the humans or mammals in generl.MAY I ASK YOUNG STUDENTS IN VETERINARY, BIOSCENCE AND MEDICAL SCIENCE TO a) Find out the neural structural difference points between amphibians and mammals. b) Start new experiments in joining the limbs of the amphibians and simultaneously compare them with higher mammals.

2. DISEASE CURE AND RESISTENCE TO ANTIBIOTICS

The use of antibiotics has contained the disease if not conquered the death. We see the age of expectancy on rise. The average age of 84 as against 60 in developing countries is the proof of that miracle of nature found by THE SCIENTIST through chance. This chance discovery of Penicillin has shown new ways and means to science to propagate and find out its synthetic analogue and a variety of my sins like Teramysin and a long list of short /long acting antibiotics. The resistance of the infective agents to the antibiotics has been a concern in our health care from last few decades. God has sent another chance discovery to penlight man about his bounciness as he promises in his book the Quran and like the TORAH AND BIBLE. The milk of an Australian Kangaroo contains antibiotics 100-1000 times more potent than the known antibiotics of the day. This is why a bean shaped premature baby Kangaroo after birth and protected in the pouch do not scum to infection although its skin is naked at birth. The survival and resistance to the exterior womb infection is ascribed to this potent antibiotic in her mother's milk.This discovery o animal scientists has to be fortified and used for the protection of number of hospital infections. Recently a study shows 90% INFECTION possibility in an well-known Govt Hospital in India .Bravo the medico of tomorrow you have now a weapon to fight hospital and post surgery infection through kangaroo milk ingestion or its replica preprations.This is an open area for research.BEWARE BIOLOGISTS,PHAMACOLOGISTS AND BIOCHEMISTS.

 3. ELEPHANT BABY DELIVERY

The heavy weight elephant baby at birth weighs 120 kgs. It is fraught with difficult births as per the bony structure and its comparison with other mammals like cow, horse that have been domesticated. We the veterinary Gynaecologists have been wondering on low incidence of dystopia deaths in elephants in the wild. This miracle rescue is ascribed to the eating of a herb by the pregnant elephant.Nature has kept its surge among them so much so they walk down 20-30 kgs to find the herb and get prepared for the parturition.

4. Bear hibernation

The bear feeds fishes especially Schizothorax Niger during summer months and adds 80% fat to its body. This added weight is used doing the winter months. The whole metabolism need to be studied in detail and it may provide a mechanism of survival for those who go into coma or those who need to be kept under sedation for cure.

5. BEAR FACE AND INFECTION DURING DORMANCY

The Bear is known to sprinkle an herb which protects it from pests and insects during long hibernation. It is another research to topic to be investigated.

6. Bear physiology a solution to space research The functioning of kidneys , bowls and recycling of thru food wastages during hibernation is a topic of great concern for human health under space exploriatin.It has been seen, space exploratory suffer from osteoporosis during their n space craft .The natural mechanism of mineral utilization during immobilization under hibernation may provide cure to osteoporosis and related diseases in animals and humans in future .The old age complications of joints and bones can be relieved by finding the mechanism operative in bears during hibernation

7. Low incidence of worms in monkeys The low incidence of intestinal worms in monkeys and chimpanzee is the use of wild herbs and shrubs. These materials may provide an organic solution to these problems in humans and animals especially in low economic countries and tribal's.

8. CHARCOAL EATING OF CHAMPANZIES Many infections have been found to be absorbed by the charcoal eaten by these species.The charcoal is known to reduce the infective agents.AS such it need a study to unveil the truth.

9. MUD EATING BIRDS The birds that eat mud are infecting supplying their bodies the most needed minerals hidden in the mud. The mud use as fertilizer and now feed for the birds needs research and investigation.

10. CROCADILE STOMACH It is well known that the crocodile have the capacity to digest large animals, and birds along with their feathers and appendages. Their stomach has specific acid which digest these hard and soft materials easily. The digestive physiology of mammals shall get big bang effect if we can analyse and use those acids for fishes and other aquatic life to clear the polluted rivers and lakes on one side and find cure to human ailments too.

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