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An antiseptic is a chemical agent that destroys or inhibits microorganisms on living tissue such as oral cavities, skin, and open wound. A few antiseptics are capable of destroying microorganisms and are termed as bactericidal (hydrogen peroxide, mercurochrome). Only a few of these are capable of preventing or inhibiting the growth of microorganisms and are termed as bacteriostatic (alcohol, phenol). Primary application areas of antibiotics include hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and households. Examples of antiseptic liquid include alcohol, phenol, quaternary ammonium compound, brilliant green, hydrogen peroxide, iodine solution, polyhexanide, and sodium bicarbonate. Hand sanitizers are liquid antiseptics widely used to keep hands clean and avoid illnesses such as flu. Using hand sanitizers before eating and before working on a patient or an open wound can significantly reduce the chances of contamination for the patient. First aid antiseptics help relieve pain and prevent infection in cases of minor cuts, scrapes, and burns. Common active ingredients in antiseptic products are benzethonium chloride, benzalkonium chloride, lidocaine hydrochloride, benzocaine, and ethyl alcohol.

A Paget’s Disease is a chronic bone disorder characterized by misshaped or enlarge bone. The disease is primarily caused by disorganized bone formation or excessive breakdown of bone that may result in pain and fracture in joints near the affected bone. In Paget’s disease, the remoulding of bone is disturbed which ultimately leads to brittle and dense bone. Additionally, this disease may also lead to other medical problems such as arthritis, kidney stones, nervous system problems, and vision loss. About 70% to 90% of patients with Paget’s disease are asymptomatic, while some patients experience symptoms such as bone pain, secondary osteoarthritis, bone deformity, excessive warmth, and neurologic complications.

Contrast medium or diagnostic imaging agent is a substance that enhances the contrast of structures and fluids present inside the body in medical imaging. The widely used contrast mediums are generally based on gadolinium (Gd). Based on the chemical structure and chelating part, these gadolinium-based contrast mediums are categorized into linear and macrocyclic agents. The macromolecule with cyclic portion structure is referred as macrocyclic compound. Gadolinium-based macrocyclic compounds used as contrast medium are referred as macrocyclic agents.

With the pharmaceuticals market comfortably poised to reach annual revenues of US$400 bn before the end of 2020 (according to the World Health Organization), the demand for excipients is expected to exhibit steady growth. This report creates a holistic perspective of the current dynamics that govern the global Pharmaceutical Excipients Market. How the tightening grip of regulators over the excipients used in the market will impact manufacturers and vendors is also assessed. Analysts have also evaluated the projected impact of disruptive drug delivery techniques on those in the business of pharmaceutical excipients.

The global Protein Therapeutics Market has witnessed a significant rise in application in the treatment of a number of genetic, rare, and life-threatening diseases. It is known that proteins are crucial for maintaining a healthy lifestyle and people, whose bodies cannot produce or break down some essential proteins naturally, are prone to several diseases. The rising global prevalence of diabetes for instance, a disease that is caused due to dysfunctional production or processing of the protein insulin, has led to significant developments in the global protein therapeutics market in the past few years.

The global specialty resins market was valued at US$ 7,408.75 Mn in 2017 and is anticipated to register a stable CAGR of 5.1% from 2018 to 2026, according to a new report published by Transparency Market Research (TMR) titled "Specialty Resins Market: Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Forecast, 2018–2026." The global specialty resins market is driven by rise in the demand from the building & construction industry. Asia Pacific accounts for a major share of the global specialty resins market, due to increased number of construction activities in the region.

According to Global Wind Energy Council, worldwide wind energy installations were 34-35 GW in 2013. This will be the first time in the decade where global demand for wind power shrinked, mainly because of china and the U.S. In Europe, the U.K. and Germany are likely to propel the market, with growth from countries such as Finland Denmark and Sweden along with eastern European countries such as Turkey and Poland.

Turbine generators are also known as turbo generators. They are turbine-driven generators. A turbine generator is a system that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy. Turbine generators can create electricity using mechanical energy from many different sources: wind, water, steam, fossil fuels. Even a human can supply the force needed to produce electricity from a turbine generator.

Isononanoic acid is a type of fatty acid with nine carbon atoms. It is also called pelargonic acid. Its chemical formula is C9H18O2. Isononanoic acid is obtained by oxidation of isononyl aldehyde. The acid is a mixture of isomers with 3, 5, 5-trimethyl hexanoic acid with weight percentage of about 90. Isononanoic acid is a clear, colorless liquid with faint odor. It is miscible with organic solvents.

A cervical dilator is a special surgical instrument used to induce dilation of the cervix. Cervical dilator can be used in a number of medical procedures including child birth, gynecological surgery, induced abortion, PAP smear test, treatment of vaginismus, and to perform cervical cutterage such as biopsy. Generally, the cervical opening is narrow, unless a woman is in labor before childbirth.