This study was carried out to evaluate the effects of dietary protein levels on growth performance and body composition of Caspian Roach (Rutilus caspicus) fingerling. Four experimental diets were formulated to contain protein levels of 30, 35, 40, and 45%. Triplicate groups of 300 Roach (Average weight, 2.65±0.17g) were stocked in 100L-fiberglass tanks (25 fish/tank) and were fed based on 3% of their biomass for 57 days. The results showed that weight gain (WG%), specific growth rate (SGR), food conversion ratio (FCR), condition factor (CF) and survival (SR%) were not affected by dietary protein level but the protein efficiency ratio of protein levels containing 30 and 35% CP was significantly higher than other dietary treatments (p<0.05).The body compositions were affected by dietary protein levels. Body protein significantly decreased with increasing dietary protein levels but body lipid increased when protein increased to 40% level. The results of the present study indicated that growth enhancement of fish was not significant when the diets protein levels were increased from 30 to 45%, but fish fed a diet containing 30% CP had greater protein efficiency values when compared to those fed with other diets.

Aims: Affecting factors on runoff generation in mountainous areas, where the hydrological processes are complex, play an important role in the recognition of hydrological phenomena. The aim of the present study was to simulate the water balance of Farsan Basin using the SWAT model.
Materials & Methods: In this semi-distributed research, SWAT model was used to simulate the monthly runoff the basin of interest. The study area was Farsan watershed, it is the part of Beheshtabad Basin. Basin's curve number was estimated using a remotely sensed NDVI. The calibration and validation of the model were carried out by using the SUFI2 Algorithm (sequential uncertainty fitting) for two periods, one from 2001 to 2011 and another from 2012 to 2015.
Findings: The threshold depth of water in the shallow aquifer to start evaporation (REVAPMN) had the least sensitivity, while the soil evapotranspiration (ESCO), the time delay of the transferring water from the last soil profile to the groundwater level (GW_DELAY), and curve numbers in normal condition (CN2) were the most sensitive factors, respectively. To evaluate the simulation, R2 (coefficient of determination), bR2 (weight correlation coefficient), and NS (Nash Sutcliffe model efficiency) at the calibration stage were 0.63, 0.33, and 0.57, respectively. Whereas at the validation phase, these coefficients were found to be 0.69, 0.68, and 0.52, respectively.
Conclusion: A proper specification of these sensitive parameters may be the key factor for runoff simulations. The impact of change in surface parameters may have a great influence in both generating runoff and mountain hydrology.

Abstract
Many manuscripts and editions of Mush-o Gorbeh [Mouse and Cat] have been listed or published as the most famous work of Obaid Zakani; however, its comparison and examination clarifies that these various editions of Mouse and Cat are significantly different in terms of language, style, and even story. These narrations are largely considered as belated and folkloric compared to Obaid Zakani’s era and language. Therefore, many people have hesitated to attribute Mouse and Cat to Obaid. In order to investigate this attribution, these works should be compared, so that their shared roots can be identified. This paper merely follows this in three phases. In the first section, different editions of Mouse and Cat are compared and grouped based on the ending verses of the story. In the second section, the ending of the story is examined in all narrations. In the final section, some hypotheses are given regarding the relationship of these narrations, their origins, and other possible narrations based on the verses recorded in these editions of Mouse and Cat. They are, then, compared with the incomplete but older manuscripts. These editions of Mouse and Cat can be grouped in nine categories in terms of narration, and in two general classes in terms of story, based on the style and language. These very differences and a few ancient recordings that can only be seen in some of the belated and folkloric manuscripts indicate that none of these editions of Mouse and Cat can be attributed to Obaid.
 Introduction
Research Background
Unfortunately, we cannot find an ancient, complete edition of Mouse and Cat today. The oldest manuscript can be found in the Anthology of Ali Ibn Ahmad No. 3528 (written in the ninth century AH) which is kept in the Central Library and Documentation Center of the University of Tehran, and the other manuscript is Obaid’s generalities of works (written in the ninth century-the early tenth AH century) which is kept in Mahdavi Library, and microfilm No. 1547 kept in the Central Library and Documentation Center of the University of Tehran. Both works are incomplete.
Since ancient manuscripts cannot be found, there are lots of debates over the attribution of this work to Obaid Zakani. Many studies have been conducted on Obaid, and some researchers, such as Mahjoob and Mohades have tried to reject the attribution of Mouse and Cat to Obaid in the introduction on Obaid Zakani’s Generalities of Works (Obaid Zakani, 1999), and the introduction on Mouse and Cat (Uppsala, 2011), respectively. 
However, no study has been conducted on different Mouse and Cat narrations so far and this study is going to fill this gap.
Aims, questions, assumptions
Dozens of manuscripts of Mouse and Cat are attributed to Obaid. However, a comparison reveals that these manuscripts of Mouse and Cat are significantly different and cannot be considered as a single work. This paper tries to answer three main questions on this issue.
Although there are dozens of manuscripts and printed editions of Mouse and Cat, a comparison manifests that these editions are to a large extent different and cannot be considered as a single work. A thorough understanding of Mouse and Cat can be achieved by examining these editions, examining whether this work can be attributed to Obaid Zakani. This paper tries to answer three main questions.
1. How many narrations of Mouse and Cat are identified?
2. How are these narrations different from each other?
3. Do these different narrations share a common ground?
 
Results and discussion
The most ancient, complete manuscript of Mouse and Cat which is kept in the National Library of Tunisia was written in 1153 AH. Comparisons made between this manuscript and the other manuscripts as well as the lithography and prints that date back to the Qajar era reveal that there are various narrations of Mouse and Cat that can be classified into nine categories. These narrations differ in terms of the number of verses and vocabularies as well as the story.
Some of them are more difficult while the others are weak and folkloric. The handwritten narration which is kept in Tunisia can be considered more intact compared to the other narrations in terms of story and language. The manuscripts and the printed copies manifest the popularity of the Tunisian narration in the 12^th, and particularly in the 13^th and 14^th centuries. However, it (or it could be said the other narrations of Mouse and Cat) cannot be considered as an ancient narration attributed to Obaid Zakani due to its linguistic distinctions with the eighth-century poetry. However, some conclusions can be drawn after reflecting on some of the ancient elements of other narrations that cannot be seen in the Tunisian narration, and some similarities could be found between this edition and the manuscript that can be found in the Anthology of Ali Ibn Ahmad and the edition which is kept in Mahdavi Library. If a narration can be attributed to Obaid Zakani, it should be one of those two incomplete manuscripts. Although some other narrations of Mouse and Cat were released in the interval between the release of these two manuscripts and the 13^th century, none of them have survived.
 
Conclusion
There are various narrations of Mouse and Cat which are attributed to Obaid Zakani, but none of them can be considered as a work from the eighth century. The differences in these narrations are the results of the interferences that scribes made in collecting this work. Nine narrations of Mouse and Cat are available. The most ancient one is a narration originating from the Tunisian manuscript and since some manuscripts and prints of the 13^th century are based on this version, it can be concluded that the Tunisian manuscript was the most popular narration in the 13^th and the early 14^th centuries.
In addition, there is a narration in the printed editions of Mouse and Cat that should be considered as an independent narration despite its general similarities with the Tunisian narration. This narration has been published frequently during the current century and today everyone recognizes it as the Mouse and Cat attributed to Obaid Zakani. Seven other narrations were released in the interval between the release of the Tunisian narration and the printed narrations, which were abandoned and less read for some reasons such as weak verses, weak plot, etc.
References
Obaid Zakani. (1999). Generalities of works (in Farsi) (edited by Mohammad Jafar Mahjuob). Bibliotheca Persica Pres.

The examination and critique of translation involve addressing various dimensions of translation, identifying its strengths and weaknesses, and presenting a new style that expands critical strategies and provides a basis for enhancing the quality of translation. Today, there are various theories for critiquing and evaluating translations, one of which is Joseph Malone's theory. Malone introduces strategies such as equivalence (substitution and matching), expansion and reduction, recombination (scattering and condensation), alternation (divergence and convergence), fresh arrangement or encryption, and bridging for translation. In this study, using a descriptive-analytical method, the translations of Arfaʻ, Ostad walī, Āyatī, and Barzī of selected vocabulary and combinations from the Holy Quran are critiqued and examined based on Joseph Malone's pattern. Since the structure of Quranic verses is created based on linguistic, cultural, social, and other criteria, the selected translations are amenable to critique and evaluation based on Malone's approach, which is based on the aforementioned criteria. The research findings indicate that divergence and convergence in different elements of style, emotion, and figurative language are the focus. In the divergence section, most translators, except for Arfaʻ, have determined a suitable equivalent for each interpretation and expression, taking into accounts these elements, and has attempted to create coherence, connection, and convergence of meanings between the original text and the translation. In the convergence section, Quranic expressions, in accordance with this rule, are not reflected in the translation of any of the translators.

 

Chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) is a malignant blood disease with a particular chromosomal aberration and it is known as a common form of leukemia. Chromene family exhibit strong anti-cancer effects. Therefore, in this study, the effect of two derivatives of dihydro-pyrano [2, 3-g] chromene family is investigated on cell toxicity and apoptosis induction in K₅₆₂ cancer cells and compared them with Peripheral Blood Mononuclear (PBMC) normal cells. The K₅₆₂ cell line was cultured in the presence of the mentioned chromene derivatives at a concentration of 40-200µM for 24-72 hours. The effect of these compounds on growth and viability of K₅₆₂ cell line and PBMC cells were studied via MTT assay and apoptosis induction was investigated by flow cytometry. The results showed that these chromene derivatives inhibit K₅₆₂ cell line growth. Moreover, increasing the chromene concentration and the time of exposure to it increase the cell toxicity. Among these compounds, 4-No₂pgC was known as a compound with high toxicity (IC₅₀=129±2.75) and 4-MePgC recognized as a compound with low toxicity (IC₅₀=214±3.42) after 72 hours exposure to the K₅₆₂ cell line. Furthermore, the results of flow cytometry demonstrated the effect of apoptosis induction of these compounds on the K₅₆₂ cell line. According to the obtained results from this research, chromene derivatives can induce apoptosis in the K₅₆₂ cell line and these compounds have a less toxic effect on normal cells than cancer cells. In conclusion, these derivatives can be considered as a proper candidate for the treatment of leukemia.

In recent years, technology has been constantly changing and all organizations are forced to change with new technologies in order to maintain competitiveness and survive in business environments. Online Social Networks (OSNs) are new platforms for user-oriented websites/apps and they have been increasingly noticed by various businesses. Applying these new interactive technologies bring several benefits to businesses. There will be a need for new types of managerial and social skills as well as a new type of decision-making process that will not be acceptable by the existing organizational structures.
Given that one of the main concerns of managers is to measure the performance of organizations in order to optimal consumption of resources (inputs) to generate products (outputs), hence method of this study is a mathematical programming technique based on performance measurement using Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA). One of the most interesting methods in DEA literature for measuring the efficiency of organizations is the slack-based measure (SBM) model. In this paper, the performance of printed newspapers as Decision Making Units (DMUs) on Instagram has been measured to identify the inefficiency factors of units using SBM method. The findings show that two DMUs was efficient and others was inefficient. Finally, the practical patern has been presented in order to improve the performance of inefficient units to decrease on inputs and increase on outputs using SBM model.