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Volume-3 Issue-8, February 2019, ISSN: 2394-0913 (Online) Published By: Blue Eyes Intelligence Engineering & Sciences Publication |
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Pooja Badotra, Neelima R. Kumar, Rakesh Chauhan | |
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Proteins Profiling as a Tool for Studying the Biodiversity of PIERIS SPP. (Lepidoptera) | ||
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Abstract: India is a land of vast phsiogeographic variability. This subcontinent is rich in floral and faunal diversity. It is not surprising, therefore that the country is one of the richest in the world with respect to butterfly species. Butterflies are the foremost galore cluster of insects on earth that square measure simply recognizable by the overall public due their lovely colors and swish flight .They variate on the basis of sexual variations, individual, seasonal, geographical variations and races. These variations form the raw material for speciation and offer one of the most challenging aspects for the classification of these insects. The conventional morphological methods are of great help in separation of different species and genera. There is need to couple morphological, biological, behavioral and biochemical studies with available taxonomic information to separate insect taxa on the basis of discriminatory characteristics. Such supplementary characters come from biochemical and/ or molecular studies. Protein electrophoresis has emerged as a useful technique in population genetics and now a days been widely applied in systematics. Therefore, the present studies used this technique for the SDS-PAGE characterization and comparison of proteins in the both male and female of Pieris spp. (Pieris canidia indica and Pieris brassicae). It was interesting to note that after the comparison of the data, most of the protein fractions obtained in two species of P. canidia and P. brassicae were found to be common. And further, protein fraction were also common when they were compared within the same species male and female, confirming that these were the characteristic of the genus. So we can conclude that the proteins serve as good markers for the differentiation of species and also for the sexes in the same species. Keywords: Biodiversity, Protein profiling, Pieris spp. References:
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Muogbo, Uju. S, Jacobs, Chineze J. | |
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Effect of Poor Employee Management Relations on Productivity in Business Organization | ||
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Abstract: This study examined the effect of poor labour management relations on productivity in business organisation with reference to Kotec industry Limited. The objective of the investigation is to layout the effect of poor labour management relations on productivity in Kotec industry, Onitsha. The population of this study comprise of four hundred (400) staff of both senior and junior staff of the organization. Hence the sample size is calculated to be 200 staff of the organization. The study made use of chi-square (X2) statistical devices to test the hypotheses. The study discovers that Government regulations influence the Kotec industry because of a few restrictions on the importation of raw materials for adequate productivity. The study concludes that workers are ineffectively compensated. This is confirmed by the irregular promotions, late and inadequate payment of workers' salaries and allowances; it leads to lack of interest, dissatisfaction and enmity against the organisational board. The study likewise recommends that the government should release the import restriction measures to enable industrialist import sufficient raw materials and some other things used for production, without that the workers would not have anything to do so as to enhance productivity in the economy. Keywords: Labour Management, Employee Productivity, Promotion, Rewards and Remuneration, Incentives, Motivation References:
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Tessa wells, Somanadevi Thiagarajan | |
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A Study on The Perception and Performance of Select Credit Unions in Belize | ||
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Abstract: The credit union sector is a striving industry. With the increase in membership, the institution will see an increase in deposits, loans and the use of other products and services. As the credit union continue to grow, management need to be aware of inadequacies and how members perceive the institution’s performance. The purpose of this study was to analyze the perception of credit union members on the performance of credit unions and to evaluate the financial performance of the three selected credit unions over an eight year period (2008-2015) using the CAMEL framework. A total of 300 questionnaires consist of Likert scale statements were issued to credit union members to collect data on the perceptions of performance of credit unions and the data were analyzed using descriptive statistics. Secondary data was collected from the audited financial statements retrieved from the credit unions’ official websites to analyses the financial soundness of credit unions using CAMEL framework..Results indicate that 96.3% of the respondents prefer to save at a credit union than at a commercial bank. Also, 50.3% indicates that credit unions foster economic development and 47.3% agree that they meet their financial needs. The results form CAMEL analysis shows that the credit unions in Belize are financially sound and safe. Keywords: Credit Unions, Perception, Performance, CAMEL, Micro finance References:
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