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Strategies for Teaching Vocabulary Effectively to ESL Students: Identifying and Resolving Challenges : An Emperical Study
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Perceiving the Self and Others: A Phenomenological Analysis of Character Consciousness in Anita Nair's Fiction
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Soft Skills: The Catalyst for Critical Thinking in Engineering Education
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A Comprehensive Framework for Exploring and Evaluating Learning Digital Resources in English Language Classrooms
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EXPLORATION OF INDIGOFERA PROSTRATE AGAINST OXIDATIVE STRESS AND EVALUATION FOR NEUROPROTECTION IN CHEMICALLY INDUCED NEUROTOXIC RATS
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Evaluation of correlation between DNA methylation and tobacco use in oral potentially malignant disorders
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Abstract
Background:. DNA methylation is a potential approach for "cancer therapeutics" and can help researchers truly understand the genomic mechanism that leads to cancer. Tobacco consumption is considered as most important risk factor for development of oral potentially malignant disorders (OPMDs). Tobacco either in the smokeless form, smoked form may contribute to development of OPMDs. It is not clear whether DNA methylation is associated with tobacco use in patients with OPMDs.
