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  • Aloe Vera (Aloe barbadensis) and Honey (Apis mellifera) as Natural Fixatives for Tissue Fixation in Histopathology 
    Tanya Gweneth V. Bayota; Eipryl Cerine B. Casuga; Gerwin K. Gagucas; Reiza Chloe H. Maullion; Francene D. Rosario; Karylle Joy G. Somera; Josh Matthew P. Tolentino (Lorma Colleges, 2026-05-26)
    This study explores the potential of Aloe vera (Aloe barbadensis) and honey for use in tissue fixation for histopathology which has led researchers to explore safer, natural practices in tissue preservation. Aloe vera and ...
  • Anticoagulant Property of Periwinkle (Catharanthus roseus) Leaf Extract Formulated as Solution 
    Irish Glean N. Almojuela; Marielle Jan M. Balagot; Jessie Anne M. Cahimari; Luvly Arnie M. Casuga; Trisha Keith B. Macario; Wala O. Omar (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    Coagulopathy is a growing global health concern, often associated with conditions such as hypertension and diabetes, which increase the risk of thrombotic events like deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism. Current ...
  • Hemagglutinating Potential of Hyacinth (Lablab purpureus) Bean Extract 
    Alyson Y. Alcaide; Trisha Felicitty S. Calindas; Maria Isabel Rima O. Llobrera; Marijoh M. Morales; Alyssa Nicole M. Tadifa; Angelica B. Torres (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    Among the many blood group systems, the most medically relevant when it comes to carrying out blood transfusions and organ transplantations is the ABO blood group system. Blood typing, in general, plays a very important ...
  • Hematologic Utility of Ginger (Zingiber officinale) Anticoagulated Blood 
    Irish Marie C. Balao; Paulo Miguel L. Deleña; Asheley I. Jallorina; Joric J. Manzano; Jomuel Thrixian M. Palaming; John Philip A. Sanson (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    This study aimed to evaluate the hematologic utility of Zingiber officinale (ginger) aqueous extract as a potential anticoagulant by comparing its effects with Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) on normal blood samples. ...
  • Pomelo (Citrus maxima) as a Clearing Extract in Tissue Processing 
    Jhoana Marie F. Alagna; John Philip V. Almodovar; Jhell Ashley J. Calub; Yvonne G. Lagarteja; June Joshua R. Maglalang; Razen B. Mercado; Heena R. Sheetak (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    Clearing is a critical step in tissue processing which involves removing alcohol from tissue samples to prepare them for paraffin embedding, in a routine tissue processing. Xylene is volatile, readily producing flammable ...
  • Wound Burn Healing Property of Puting Anghel (Wrightia antidysenterica) Leaves Extract as Topical Cream in Wistar Albino Rats 
    Lynmarie Kate S. Abando; Jasmine Claire O. Castro; Menchie M. Damisil; Denise Josh R. Jamolo; Alnicko C. Obligacion (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    Burn wound injuries are prevalent global health issues that frequently result in pain, infection, scarring, and even death. In the Philippines, the UP-PGH ATR Burn Center reports that most second-degree burn patients are ...
  • X-Ray Absorption of Soil-Cement Mixture: An Alternative for Lead 
    Carl Adrian M. Almoite; Krysha Hazel G. Bonnit; Emil Marc M. Claro; Lexi Anne A. Corpuz; Carl Henry H. Soliven; Foral Cyd D. Tayaban (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    This study investigated the potential of a soil-cement mixture as a substitute shielding material for X-ray absorption. As concerns about the effects of lead on the environment and human health have increased, it has become ...

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