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Open Access 09 June 2026
Selladurai K and Subana Suyambumani
Int J Adv Interdis Res 2026, 6: e003 · DOI: registration in progress
The growing demand for plant-based functional foods has encouraged the development of non-dairy probiotic beverages with added health benefits. This study focuses on the formulation and evaluation of a symbiotic beverage prepared using Lactobacillus plantarum and selected herbal ingredients including banana stem, aloe vera, amla, and honey. Fresh extracts w…
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Open Access 26 March 2026
Ponmani S, Poornima G and Chindhana DS
Int J Adv Interdis Res 2026, 6: e002 · DOI: registration in progress
This study reports the green synthesis and multifunctional evaluation of zinc oxide nanoparticles (ZnO NPs) using Hyptis suaveolens leaf extract. Fresh leaves were shade-dried, pulverized, and extracted to prepare the bio-reducing precursor, with zinc sulfate used as the metallic source. A color shift from deep green to pale yellow confirmed nanoparticle fo…
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Open Access 26 March 2026
Palani Velan R, Karuppusamy R, Priyadharshini S, Srividhya K, Ramya S and Prakash Balu
Int J Adv Interdis Res 2026, 6: e001 · DOI: registration in progress
Environmental microbial monitoring program is an essential protocol to ensuring the safety, and quality of food-grade and cosmetic-grade products derived from plant-based extracts. This study uses air and surface sampling techniques to evaluate the microbial contamination risks in the product contact surface areas. The data collected through settle plates, …
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Open Access 20 December 2025
Anbalagan V, Aruna P, Sathish S, Rajarajeshwari D and Pradeep A
Int J Adv Interdis Res 2025, 5: e015 · DOI: registration in progress
A total of 262 fecal samples from 84 individuals, representing various species, were collected and examined at Aringar Anna Zoological Park. Among these, 13 herbivores (16.66%), 13 carnivores (37.94%), 3 omnivores (27.96%), 9 primates (25.92%), and 32 birds (17.18%) were found to be infected with parasites. In reptiles, 12 individuals (47.22%) tested positi…
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Open Access 20 December 2025
Mahendran Thanukshiya, Tamil Bharathi V, Dharani S, Shahanaj Ismail and Sitrarasu Vijaya Prabhu
Int J Adv Interdis Res 2025, 5: e014 · DOI: registration in progress
Nipah virus (NiV) outbreaks continue to pose a serious public health threat in South Asia, particularly in India, with no approved vaccines currently available for human use. To address this challenge, we employed an integrated reverse vaccinology and immunoinformatics approach to design a multiepitope vaccine targeting the NiV G glycoprotein, a key viral s…
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Shirish M Thingle, Hirachand Y Palampalle, Jagdish G Gudewar, Riddhi P Naringrikar, Rajashri S Gandage and Prerna P Ghorpade
Int J Adv Interdis Res 2025, 5: e013 · DOI: registration in progress
The present study aimed to evaluate the prevalence of tick infestation in cattle and assess tribal farmers' awareness of and practices regarding acaricide usage in the tribal sub-plan (TSP) areas of the Khandesh region, Maharashtra. A total of 737 cattle were screened, with 74 found infested, resulting in an overall tick prevalence of 10.04 percent. A struc…
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Open Access 22 May 2025
Thilagavathi Santhappan and Subana Suyambumani
Int J Adv Interdis Res 2025, 5: e011 · DOI: registration in progress
This study investigates the antimicrobial activity and phytochemical composition of Bauhinia tomentosa extracts and their synthesized nanoparticles. Bacterial pathogens isolated from diabetic wound samples— including Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Klebsiella pneumoniae, Escherichia coli, and Candida albicans were tested for susceptibility to…
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Open Access 19 May 2025
Narendra Chaudhari, Jallavi Panchamia, Bharti Koria, Hiral Raval, Aniket Rana, Bharat Solanki and Kamlesh Patel
Int J Adv Interdis Res 2025, 5: e008 · DOI: registration in progress
Tuberculosis is a major public health concern in India since decades. With growing private sector management role in TB treatment, effective coordination between public private sector becomes vital for post notification patient management. So, this study aimed to assess the public health system's response to TB notifications from the private sector in Mehsa…
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Open Access 18 May 2025
Nandhini C, Vijiya Dharshini V and Tamil Bharathi V
Int J Adv Interdis Res 2025, 5: e007 · DOI: registration in progress
Dengue virus (DENV) outbreaks are a major public health concern in India, necessitating the development of effective vaccination strategies. Existing dengue vaccines have limitations, such as incomplete protection against all virus serotypes and the risk of enhanced infection upon secondary exposure, driving the exploration of innovative vaccine development…
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Open Access 22 February 2025
Nivetha B, Tamil Bharathi V and Gnanendra TS
Int J Adv Interdis Res 2025, 5: e003 · DOI: registration in progress
Chikungunya, a virus that is transmitted to humans by the bite of an infected mosquito. Chikungunya is caused by the Chikungunya virus (CHIKV), an RNA virus belonging to the alphavirus genus and Togaviridae family. The term Chikungunya comes from the Kimakonda language and means "to become contorted." The most common symptoms include fever, headache, and jo…
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Open Access 20 February 2025
Perumal R and Subana S
Int J Adv Interdis Res 2025, 5: e002 · DOI: registration in progress
Cancer remains one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality worldwide, driven by uncontrolled cell proliferation and resistance to apoptosis. Despite significant advances in cancer treatment, including surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy, challenges such as drug resistance and adverse side effects continue to limit their effectiveness. Cons…
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Open Access 20 February 2025
Priya G and Subana S
Int J Adv Interdis Res 2025, 5: e001 · DOI: registration in progress
The green synthesis of copper nanoparticles (CuNPs) using Bauhinia variegata leaf extract presents a cost-effective and environmentally sustainable approach to developing alternative antimicrobial agents. Bauhinia variegata is a medicinal plant rich in bioactive compounds, including anthraquinones, flavonoids, phenolic glycosides, alkaloids, saponins, reduc…
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Open Access 24 September 2024
Sujitha Arunraj and Berciyal Golda Peter
Int J Adv Interdis Res 2024, 4: e140 · DOI: registration in progress
Aquaponics is a technology within the integrated agri-aquaculture systems discipline that combines animal and plant culture to optimize resource conservation, nutrient cycling, and overall efficiency. This study compares plant growth across three cultivation methods of hydroponics, aquaponics, and soil-based (geoponics)over a 45-day period, focusing on Vign…
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Open Access 20 September 2024
Deenatharani Shanmugam, Amsaveni Kuppusamy and Berciyal Golda Peter
Int J Adv Interdis Res 2024, 4: e138 · DOI: registration in progress
Cocos nucifera L., commonly referred to as the coconut tree, is a vital plant in tropical and subtropical regions and is often called the "tree of life" due to its many uses and health benefits. Historically, coconut products have played a key role in traditional Indian medicine for treating conditions like bronchitis, gingivitis, and tumors. Known for its …