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The document discusses the biological nature of optimal orthodontic forces from various perspectives. It describes histological studies that show how bone cells respond to mechanical stress from orthodontic forces. The studies indicate periodontal ligament and alveolar bone marrow cells are most sensitive. Optimal forces are light, avoid ischemic damage, and allow time for tissue recovery. Finite element analyses show force distribution varies by tooth configuration. The concept of optimal force was first introduced in 1932 to mean below blood pressure to avoid tissue injury. Histology has provided insights into optimizing force magnitude, duration, and direction of tooth movement within alveolar bone.

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The Sources of Knowledge on Essential Intrapartum and Newborn Care Protocol (EINC) and its Impact on the Extent of its Implementation in the Hospitals in Iligan City 1 Laarni A. Caorong and Ashley A. Bangcola Soil Loss Mitigation using Synthetic Polymer under Simulated Condition 15 Sheila G. Griengo, Romeo B. Gavino, Victorino T. Taylan and Sylvester A. Badua Scientific Perspective of Meranao Students’ Superstitious Beliefs in Food Preparation and Preservation 26 Rasmia M. Yahyah - Muti Into The Woods: A Motif Mainstreaming of “Imontanosa’s” Eschatological Legends 37 Jonnelle Desierto Fagsao, MTE Application of MODIS Satellite Data in Modeling Total Suspended Solids in Lake Lanao, Philippines 48 Rakimah Datu Macabalang and Xin Qian The Relationship of Compliance to Medication among Hypertensive Heads of Units and their Diet and Attitude towards Medical Consultation 60 Athena Jalaliyah B. Derico-Lawi The Stages of Female Circumcision Practice among Meranaos Living in the Rural and Marginalized Areas in Lanao 69 Salmah Lao Basher Equipment Inventory Management System (EIMS) 76 Belen M. Tapado and Ma. Emmie T. Delluza Preliminary Evaluation of Lake Lanao fish Hypseleotris agilis Herre for Antimicrobial Activity 84 N. Barosa, F. Abamo , M. Kabirun and M. Billacura Protective and Antigenotoxic Potentials of Lantana camara Linn. Leaves 91 L. Roboca, M. Billacura and F. Abamo Does Farmer Field School Work? Assessing the Outcomes of Madrasah Sa Basak of MSU-PhilRice in Lanao del Sur, Philippines 97 Leo M. Aguanta Growth and Yield Performance of the Different Varieties of Pechay (Brassica chinensis) as Affected by the Different Organic Fertilizers under MSU-Marawi Condition 103 Saanoding A. Balayo On a q-Analogue of the Non-central Whitney Numbers 112 Omar I. Cauntongan

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The document discusses growth of the craniofacial complex, including the maxilla, mandible, and soft tissues. Growth occurs through bone apposition, remodeling, and endochondral ossification at sutures and synchondrosis. The maxilla grows downward and forward through remodeling and addition of bone in sutures. The mandible grows through remodeling in the ramus, resulting in a downward and forward displacement. Deviations from normal growth can occur due to trauma, disease, or genetic syndromes.

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