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SCIENCE INTERNATIONAL

Science International, in service since 1988, is a Multi-Disciplinary, open-access Journal of its class devoted to all fields of basic and applied science. Originality, Innovation, and Modification are the focus of our publication, independent of subjects, fields, or disciplines.

For the past few decades, research has assumed immeasurable dimensions and manipulations. The crossbreeding of subjects has aggravated the manifold expansion of new avenues of exploration with a further scope of widening the research areas for future generations of scholars. In this pursuit, a phenomenon of hybridization of natural and social sciences has progressively emerged with a thrust of infinite challenges to be encountered by the forthcoming generations of scholars in exploring the mysteries of nature. By and large, the universal application of Mathematics, statistics, and environmental studies, in particular, has invariably played a pivotal role in the manifestation of this phenomenon of hybridization. Multidisciplinary journals have resolutely accommodated this myth of convergence of natural and social sciences invariably fertilized by advances in the fundamentals of the basic fields of study. The matrix of this phenomenon has thus enhanced the role of multidisciplinary journals to a great deal providing publication space to the voluminous burst of research literature.

Services of Science International in this respect has a recurring past and is looking for a telling future, publishing papers from all disciplines of pure to applied systems of studies. 

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LATEX OF SOUTH EAST ASIAN RUBBER PLANTS (Havea brasiliensis):
A POTENT SOURCE OF DNASES
 

Deoxyribonucleic acids or DNases (EC 3.1.4.5) are enzyme that hydrolyses both single, double stranded and circular DNA to produce a mixture of oligo and mono-nucleotides. The enzyme participates in a wide variety of cellular functions, such as repair of damaged DNA and apoptosis. Deoxyribonucleic acid is widely used in molecular biology laboratories as scissors to chop DNA. So far DNA has been extracted from expensive and tedious sources like animals, plants and micro-organisms. They differ in their molecular weights, mode of action, substrate specificity and other physical and chemical properties. These enzymes are stable upto 70 degree centigrade and 8.5 pH, further these enzymes are also resistant to oxidizing agents, which increases their shelf life. On average their molecular weights lie within the range of 15 to 25KDa. South East Asian latex DNase can be a potent and cheap source to be utilized in molecular biology laboratories for DNA hydrolysis. 

by

DR. ANEELA SHEIKH
Executive Director
Science International-Lahore
25-06-2025