Research identifies over 5,000 unique peptides in cow urine across different physiological conditions, demonstrating potential bioactive properties including antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and therapeutic applications through comprehensive molecular analysis.
A pioneering research review explores advanced scientific methods for analysing cattle dung and urine composition, revealing their potential applications in agriculture, therapeutics, and industry through biochemical and microbial characterization techniques.
A NITI Aayog task force, led by Ramesh Chand, proposes using cow dung and urine to combat depleting soil organic matter while suggesting measures to improve gaushala viability through integrated fertiliser production and marketing systems.
A comprehensive research presentation by Dr. Mahesh Sharma explores cow urine's biochemical composition and potential therapeutic applications in immunity, diabetes, cancer treatment, and other health conditions, bridging traditional knowledge with scientific evidence.
Scientists at IIT (BHU) are researching cow dung and urine to develop sustainable products that could benefit farmers economically through various commercial applications.
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