ASRIC Journal of Natural Sciences 2023 v3-i2
ISSN: 2795-3629
EISSN: 2795-3629
ASRIC Journal of Natural Sciences 2023 v3-i2
ASRIC Journal of Natural Sciences 2023 v3-i2
Published: 2023-12-29
Articles
Oral Selenium Supplementation Ameliorated Khat-Induced Hematotoxicity, Hepatotoxicity and Nephrotoxicity in a Mouse Model
Dismas Mogere Ombati, Kennedy Chepukosi Wekesa, James Nyabuga Nyariki*
Khat abuse in Kenya by young people is rapidly rising despite the much-publicized toxicological effects of khat. Furthermore, little research has focused on mediation strategies against khat-induced toxicities. Chemicals present in khat have been associated with multiple forms of toxicities. This study investigated the impact of khat on physiological and biochemical parameters and the putative rol
The Landscape of Artificial Intelligence Implementation in Ethiopia
Wegene Demisie Jima*, Tesfaye Addisu Tarekegn, Taye Girma Debele
This study aims to assess the landscape of Artificial Intelligence (AI) implementation in Ethiopia and provide recommendations for Ethiopia’s AI policy and strategy development. This is done by surveying data and computing infrastructures, robotic infrastructures, organizational level AI policy and strategies, and AI skill development in Ethiopia. Studies have been conducted employing semi-structu
Analysis of Membranes of a Microbial Desalination Cell for Fouling
Abubakari Zarouk Imoro
Membrane fouling studies are needed to bring microbial desalination cell technology (MDC) to commercialisation. Thus, this study investigated membrane fouling in a five-chamber MDC. Scanning electron microscope and energy dispersive spectroscopy were used for the membrane analysis of the MDC. It was found that the anion exchange membrane facing the anode chamber was biofouled by bacteria, and the
Characterization And Suitability Variation Between The Levee And Backswamp Of Floodplain With Respect To Rice Cultivation: A Case Study Of Ibaji Floodplain Soils In Kogi State Of Nigeria
Ukabiala M.E. *, Amanze C., Omatule L. A., Kolo J.
Floodplain soils and the usual high fertility status have always drawn the attentions of agriculture experts towards their sustainable and optimum use and development. However, little attention has been drawn to possible fertility variations that occur along the landscape. Thus, this study was designed to ascertain variations that may occur between the levee and backswamp parts of floodplain, usin
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