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Cerebral palsy is referred to a group of neurological disorders that mainly affect the development of the brain in children and it appears during early childhood or infancy. Chronic palsy is a non-progressive chronic brain disorder that affects muscle movements, is not caused due to muscle or nerve disability. Some of the common disorders that occur due to cerebral palsy include ataxia which is characterized by lack of muscle coordination while carrying out of voluntary movements, spasticity which causes stiff muscles and exaggerated reflexes, leg dragging or walking with only one foot, a scissored or crouched gait.

Cardiogenic shock is a clinical condition in which heart loses its ability to supply sufficient blood to the body. The major causes of cardiogenic shock are loss of muscle movement in a large section of heart, a rupture of a core heart muscle, pressure buildup of fluid in heart, and the loss of rhythmic movement due to ventricular tachycardia. Other causes of cardiogenic shock include cardiomyopathy, arrhythmia, ventricular outflow obstruction, cardiac valve problems, ventriculoseptal defects, or systolic anterior motion (SAM). The common symptoms observed in cardiogenic shock are chest pain, coma, heavy sweating, fast breathing, and restlessness.

Cardiometabolic disease, commonly known as Reaven’s syndrome, is characterized by a group of abnormalities and symptoms that include abdominal obesity, high-blood pressure, poor cholesterol profile (LDL), dyslipidemia (high serum triglycerides), and high plasma glucose. Individuals suffering from cardiometabolic syndrome are prone to a number of diseases such as type 2 diabetes, coronary artery disease (CAD), cardiovascular disease (CVD), stroke, heart failure, and hypertension. Both genetic and environmental conditions can be responsible for the development of cardiometabolic diseases. Various symptoms related to cardiometabolic diseases include central obesity or apple-shaped adiposity, high blood pressure, fatty liver, sleep apnea, erectile dysfunction, and polycystic ovarian syndrome.

Butachlor also known as ‘Machete’ is an organic herbicide that belongs to the acetanilide group of chemicals, and is utilized as a pre-emergent selective herbicide employed against grasses. It is a systemic herbicide that acts as a protein synthesis inhibitor and leads to metabolic dysfunction in the targeted weeds. Butachlor herbicide is primarily absorbed by germinating stem shoots and secondarily by weed roots, growing on the pre-planted arable crop land.

Any damage caused to the brain through injury or health conditions â€" commonly known as brain disease â€" can come in different forms, such as infections, trauma, tumors, seizures, and strokes. Headaches, migraines, poor muscle control, memory problems, vision problems, and vomiting or nausea are some of the common symptoms of brain diseases.

Yellow fever is caused by a virus transferred through infected Aedes aegypti mosquitoes. These mosquitoes thrive near human dwellings and breed in clean waters. The occurrence of yellow fever is more prevalent in sub-Saharan Africa and tropical South America. Humans and monkeys represent the target patient population infected with yellow fever virus.

Whole exome sequencing involves the sequencing of all protein-coding genes in a genome. Clinically exome account for 82% to 85% of known disease-causing variants and less than 1.5% to 2% of the human genome, which converts whole-exome sequencing into an effective alternative.

West Nile Virus (WNV) infections are transmitted through mosquitoes. Birds are the major carriers of West Nile virus. Mosquitoes that bite infected birds become vector for the virus. Individuals with a weak immune system and older people are at a high risk of WNV infection.