Journal of Advanced Zoology

The Impact Of Hr Analytics On Organisational Culture And Employee Engagement

K. Ramakrishna — 2024-06-19

The human resources (HR) department is among the most human-centric departments in every organization, primarily focusing on supporting and developing the workforce that ensures long-term growth and viability of businesses. This is why HR is a key area where data is particularly valuable. Data is an integral part of the HR landscape. Its data repository captures the dynamics of the organization’s people and their workplace interactions. HR data can help organizations uncover more effective strategies for team management, enhance overall company performance, and yield improved business results, especially during times marked by uncertainty and change. A 2022 report by Harvard Business Review Analytic Services found that progressive organizations utilize people data beyond the HR department, and they often combine this people data with business data to deliver critical insights to their decision-makers.

Biomass And Seed Yield Of Autumn Siderate Crops, Importance Of Siderate In Potato Farming

Usmanov Nosir Nurmanovich — 2024-06-13

The article studied, in the conditions of old-irrigated typical sierozem soils of the Yakkabog district in the Kashkadarya region, agrochemical, agrophysical and soil fertility, growth, development, crop formation, yield and seed qualities of potato varieties after different green manure crops.

Study on ichthyofaunal diversity and physiochemical parameters of Baran Dam, district Bannu Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Pakistan

Feroz Khan — 2024-06-21

The current study was conducted during February to March 2022 and May to October 2022, to investigate the ichthyofaunal diversity and physiochemical assessment of Baran dam district Bannu. A total of 27 species were collected, belonging to 18 genera, 8 families and 5 orders. The cyprinidae family was most common and abundant with percentile range of 81.85%, while mastacembelidae family was less abundant 0.92% respectively. We have analyzed their hardness, alkalinity, Power of Hydrogen ion concentrations (pH), oxygen, temperature and total dissolved solids (TDS) and most physico-chemical parameters indicated significant spatial variation (ANOVA, p < 0.05). However, pH and temperature values did not reveal difference among the sampling sites (p > 0.05).

Reforms In The Field Of Pharmaceuticals In The Conditions Of New Uzbekistan

Shakhnoza Abdurakhmonovna Yakubova — 2024-06-22

In the next five years, the pharmaceutical industry in Uzbekistan entered the path of serious development. The state paid strong attention to the pharmaceutical sector, and during March 2017-2021, 44 documents aimed at carrying out reforms in the pharmaceutical sector were adopted[1]. This served as a legal basis for increasing the scale of investments in the pharmaceutical industry in Uzbekistan. Measures to decrease the volume of import and increase the volume of export in the field of pharmaceuticals were carried out continuously. Local pharmaceutical enterprises were fully supported.

Bio-Spectrum of Flower Visiting Insects and Their Role in Pollination Service of An Indigenous Himalayan Shrub (Deutzia Staminea R.Br. Ex Wall.)

Manoj Kumar Arya — 2024-06-29

Deutzia staminea is a deciduous or rarely evergreen shrub, indigenous to Himalayas. It is widely known for its ornamental role. The present study aiming to investigate Bio-spectrum of flower visiting insects and their role in pollination service of Deutzia staminea during blooming season in Kumaun Himalayas, Uttarakhand. A total of 324 individuals, belonging to 25 species under seven families from three orders were recorded visiting the selected plant species. On the basis of total number of individuals, Lepidoptera was the dominant order followed by Hymenoptera and Diptera. In terms of number of species Nymphalidae was the most dominant family whereas, Riodinidae, Vespidae, Syrphidae were the least dominant families. Apis mellifera was recorded as most abundant species whereas, Calliphora vicina was found to be the least abundant species during the study period.

“Unveiling Phoenix sylvestris: Phytochemical Insights, Antioxidant Potential and Antiproliferative Impact on HT29 Cells”

Phillips Shamroy R — 2024-06-07

Phoenix sylvestris, commonly known as the wild date palm, holds immense potential in traditional medicine due to its diverse phytochemical composition. Leaf identification plays a crucial role in botanical research, ecological studies, and biodiversity conservation. Phoenix sylvestris, commonly known as the wild date palm or silver date palm, is an economically and ecologically significant palm species. Traditional methods of identifying plant species based on morphological characteristics can be challenging, especially when dealing with closely related species or in cases of morphological variation. In this study, we present a DNA-based approach for the identification of Phoenix sylvestris leaves through DNA extraction, amplification of specific genetic markers, and sequencing. Leaf samples were collected from various geographical locations to encompass genetic diversity. DNA was extracted using a modified CTAB method, and the internal transcribed spacer (ITS) region of the nuclear ribosomal DNA was amplified using polymerase chain reaction (PCR). Sanger sequencing was performed to obtain DNA sequences, which were then compared to reference sequences in public databases for species identification. The results demonstrate the efficacy of this approach in accurately identifying Phoenix sylvestris leaves, even in cases where morphological characteristics may be ambiguous or variable. This DNA-based method provides a reliable tool for rapid and accurate identification of Phoenix sylvestris, contributing to its conservation and management efforts, as well as facilitating research on its ecology, distribution, and evolutionary history. This study presents a multifaceted analysis of P. sylvestris extract, encompassing phytochemical characterization, antioxidant, antimicrobial, and anticancer evaluations, along with molecular docking simulations. The phytochemical analysis revealed the presence of various bioactive compounds such as phenolics and flavonoids contributing to its medicinal properties. Assessment of antioxidant activity through DPPH assay demonstrated significant radical scavenging potential, indicating its potential therapeutic application in oxidative stress-related disorders. Moreover, the antimicrobial evaluation against a panel of pathogenic microorganisms highlighted the extract's efficacy in inhibiting microbial growth, suggesting its utility as a natural antimicrobial agent. Furthermore, the anticancer potential was evaluated against various cancer cell lines, revealing promising cytotoxic effects, particularly against specific cancer types. Molecular docking studies provided insights into the interaction between bioactive compounds of P. sylvestris extract and key molecular targets implicated in cancer progression, validating its potential as a source of novel anticancer agents. Overall, this comprehensive investigation underscores the pharmacological significance of P. sylvestris extract, emphasizing its therapeutic versatility and potential for drug discovery and development.

Comprehensive Multivariate Analysis Of Rice (Oryza Sativa L.) Genotypes Of Tamil Nadu For Yield And Yield Attributed Traits

Sumithra V — 2024-06-11

An experiment was performed to assess the variability parameters for biometrical traits in 104 rice genotypes. Higher estimates of GCV and PCV were found for single plant yield and filled grains per panicle along with high heritability and genetic advance. Single plant yield exhibited significant positive genotypic correlation for most of the yield contributing characters like number of productive tillers, number of filled grains per panicle, number of tillers, panicle length and thousand grain weight. The highest positive direct effects on yield were exhibited by number of filled grains per panicle followed by number of productive tillers at genotypic level for the improvement of rice yield. Estimates of genetic variability analysis exhibited, single plant yield and number of filled grains per panicle are positive for practically all variability factors tested. The study revealed high genetic variability, indicating that the genotypes could be utilized for further rice breeding.