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No. 498/2007 Bioscience Biotechnology Research Communications VOLUME-9 SPECIAL ISSUE NUMBER-1 (2016) VOLUME-9 SPECIAL ISSUE NUMBER-1 (2016) Perceptions of freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestlers toward coaching effectiveness and competency skills Print ISSN: 0974-6455 Masoud Feizollahi (M.A), Parivash Nourbakhsh (Ph.D) and Hossein Sepasi (Ph.D) 1-8 Comparison of spiritual intelligence and total quality management in employees of sport and non-sport organizations Online ISSN: 2321-4007 Syed Hamid Yaghoobi, Parivash Nourbakhsh and Hossein Sepasi 9-16 Examination of the relationship between religious orientation, attribution styles and self-esteem in high school students of Naeen www.bbrc.in Azam Zamani and Jalal Vahhabi Homabadi 17-24 Bioscience Biotechnology Effects of sodium nitrite on fibronectin expression of the testicular parenchyma in mice Sara Amini, Mohammad Reza Nikravesh, Mehdi Jalali, Alireza Fazel and Ariane Sadr Nabavi 25-33 Research Communications Presentation of conceptual model for effective factor identifi cation and its interactions on the sport tourism Nahid Hashemian Bojnoord and Syed Hamed Banihashemi Rad 34-39 Environmental risk management of HIPS II unit of Tabriz petrochemical complex using EFMEA Rahim Aftabi, Seyed Ali Jozi and Saeed Malmasi 40-50 Motorcycling behavior of students and general traffic pattern in the city of Dezful, Iran Mazaheri M, Keshavarz mohammadi N, Soori H, Ramezankhani A, Kordealivand T, Shirin sahraiy MH, Aafzal zadeh M, Rahnama A and Sakhajoo AM 51-59 Zoning of contamination of heavy metals of cadmium and lead in groundwater of Ardabil Plains Saba Hajjabbari, Seyyedeh Narges Karimpour and Leila Rostami Biragh 60-66 Impact of teachers environmental awareness on urban development based eco-city indexes: A case study of district 5 of Tehran educational administration Sholeh Seifnejad Namin, Mojgan Zaiemdar and Rokhshad Hejazi 67-71 Investigation and assessment of flooding risk in Shirvan valley of Ardabil using the GIS software Tahereh Zamani 72-78 Analysis of sweat gland pores in children, adolescents, young adults, and middle-aged Fars men through poroscopy Hossein Akbari Nooghabi, MSc, Nasser Mahdavi Shahri, PhD, Javad Baharara, PhD, Farhang Haddad, PhD 79-87 Comparison of dimensions of perfectionism, anxiety, depression and time perspective in patients with migraine headaches and ordinary people An International Peer Reviewed Open Access Zeinab Imaminezhad and Muhammed Ali Rahmani 88-95 Investigating the effective factors on willingness of farmers for bank facilities usage: Case study of Sistan and Balouchestan Mohammad Yousof Shadzahisarjoo, Gholamreza Yavari and Samaneh Abedi 96-104 Journal For Rapid Publication Evaluating the role of training in accreditation of University hospitals of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province Amin Yusofinia, Dr. Rahim Ostovar, Dr. Abbas Yazdanpanah 105-110 Evaluation of the toxicity of lemon extracts on mouse lymphoma cells Shabnam Barmalaei, Shahab o din Safi and Saeid Hesaraki 111-115 Critique of Bourdieu’s sociological concepts Asghar Mohammadi and Sadegh Safaeipour 116-120 The role of Quranic teachings in preschool education Somayeh Kheiri 121-126 The effectiveness of titanium dioxide in conventional and nano scales on the optical properties of paper: brightness, yellowness and opacity Sepideh Karimi 127-136 The effect of breathing exercises on spirometric parameters in patients with asthma visiting the allergy and asthma clinics of Imam Khomeini hospital in Ahwaz, Iran Leila Fakharzadeh, Nasrin Ellahi, Narges Zamanian, Mohammad Hosein Haghighizadeh, Maryam Hadded Zade Shoshtari and Sarah Srvandyan 137-142 Comparison between the attachment and coping styles in the affected and non-affected people to substance abuse Morteza Nouri Khajavi, Akram Musavi, Bahman Dieji, Abas Azizi Khoei and Susan Afghah 143-148 Distribution of gentamicin resistant genes of nosocomial Enterococcus spp from Intensive Care Unit of Shahid Beheshty Hospital in Kashan, Iran Mona Esmailzadeh, MSc, Mahmood Saffari, PhD, Rezvan Moniri, DVM, PhD, Hamid Reza Gilasi, MSc, PhD and Marzieh Jabbary, Msc 149-155 Published By: Society for Science & Nature Bhopal, India Indexed by Thomson Reuters ISI SCI Printed By: Faraz S. 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