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- Investigation of Microbiological Aspects of Herbal Products Used in Ayurvedic Medicines and Estimation of Measurement Uncertainty
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Mukund Nagarnaik
1,
Arun Sarjoshi
1,
D. G. Kshirsagar
1,
Pranjali Linge
1,
Shital Bhore
1,
Zeba Qureshi
1,
Girish Pandya
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1 Research and Development Division, Qualichem Laboratories Pvt. Ltd, 4,North Bazar Road, Gokulpeth Market, Nagpur 440010, IN
1 Research and Development Division, Qualichem Laboratories Pvt. Ltd, 4,North Bazar Road, Gokulpeth Market, Nagpur 440010, IN
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Research Journal of Topical and Cosmetic Sciences, Vol 5, No 2 (2014), Pagination: 46-50Abstract
Ayurveda is a traditional medicine used worldwide, consisting principally of herbs and regulated under various legislation in each country. The Ayurvedic products are perceived as safe by consumer because of natural ingredients, but their use is not free from risks. This study aimed to assess the microbiological contamination of some herbal products commonly used in Ayurvedic medicine, produced in India. About 20 Ayurvedic drugs bought from different Indian shops in the form of powder, tablets, capsules, syrup, cream were analysed for total aerobic bacterial count as well as total fungi in the form of yeast and mould..Some pathogens like E. coli has also been estimated. The Ayurvedic products tested are of some concern for consumer, especially those sold in herbalist's shops and street markets. The risk seem to be not related to the original plant, but probably to contamination of the products by bacteria and fungi and possibly by chemical substances derived from the production process. Products of industrial origin seem to be substantially safe, suggesting that complying with standard controls procedures during production and distribution process leads to better product quality and safety. In this study attempt is also made to in estimating measurement uncertainty for microbiological analysis of drug samples. Customers are increasingly demanding from microbiological labs to provide MU results along with routine analysis of their products .This could serve for al those engaged in similar analysis work. Microbiological results suggest that the products of industrial origin, bought from city drugstores, were less contaminated than those from local production available in street markets.Keywords
Microbial Analysis, Herbal Medicines, Ayurvedic, Uncertainty.
- Challenges in the Integration of Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things
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1 AITR, ACROPOLIS, Indore, Madhya Pradesh, IN
1 AITR, ACROPOLIS, Indore, Madhya Pradesh, IN
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International Journal of System & Software Engineering, Vol 6, No 2 (2018), Pagination: 10-15Abstract
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is playing an important role in IOT applications and deployments. Internet of things (‘Thing’ refers to a device which is connected to the internet and transfers the device information to other devices.) is still in early stage of growth, because of its limited capabilities of its processor, in other hands Artificial Intelligence growing with speed, on integrating AI and IOT, it increases the capabilities of IOT, this technology provide us very smart systems like smart city, smart home, smart grid, smart industry, smart vehicle, smart health, smart environmental monitoring, healthcare, smart systems. However, entering in IOT is not only enough and not only part of story, this is necessary for companies to realize the full potential of IOT; they need to combine the IOT with rapidly advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology. The integration of these techniques gives the concept to develop new technologies. Artificial Intelligence employed to create such intelligent applications and network solutions and some real-world solutions to exploit the benefits of the Internet of Things.Keywords
Artificial Intelligence (AI), Integration of AI and IOT, Internet of Things (IOT).References
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