chemical constituents of european mistletoe viscum album l isolation and characterisation of the main relevant ingredients lectins viscotoxins oligo polysaccharides flavonoides alkaloids
... lectinsand their genes Toxic lectins isolated from mistletoe were designated as mistletoelectins (ML) [14] The abbreviation ML is followed by the Roman numerals I, II, and III (MLI, MLII, MLIII) and ... that ofthe considered variants, and this will result in an overestimation ofthe amount of Fig Estimation ofthe size ofthemistletoe lectin gene family Samples (10 lg) of high-molecular mass mistletoe ... reveal the relationship of ML2p and ML3p to MLII and MLIII The ML1p, ML2p, ML3p and ML3.1p A-chains were expressed in E coli in soluble and biologically active form The recombinant ML3p A-chain...
... branching ofthe mistletoe, allows a rapid determination ofthe age by counting the shoot segments ofthe plant and was applied just after the tree was felled [28, 29, 32] The second method (“laboratory ... Mistletoe population dynamic: (a) Cumulative growth ofthemistletoe population on all infested trees (sums ofthe number of mistletoes on all infested trees) Equation ofthe regression line: y = ... were highly correlated The calculated error of ± one year can be considered negligible, i.e both methods give reliable results After the initial visual assessment from the ground, all ofthe infested...
... de longues distances et la fauvette tờte noire (Sylvia atricapilla) localement Dautres oiseaux, comme la mộsange bleue (Parus coeruleus) et la sittelle (Sitta europaea), participent la rộgulation ... le bassin du Saignon, lextension de ViscumalbumL semble plus rapide car facilitộe par les oiseaux, courte distance par la fauvette tờte noire, et longue distance par la grive 5.3 multiples ... variable dans larbre et dun arbre lautre, et laisse donc Limpact de linfestation De ộrosion (ô roubines position pionniốre Prộalablement, il semble utile de rộalizonage de la sensibilitộ linfestation...
... !C-glyphosate spộcialement MONSANTO S.A pour la fourniture du Summary two phloern-mobile A chemical method to control mistletoe (Viscum album album, BALL) is phloem-mobile herbicides (2,4-DB and ... BAILLON diffộrenciộes suivant leur BALL), le gui du sapin spộcificitộ pour larbre-hụte : le gui du pin (V a austriacum, (V a abietis, BALL) et le gui des feuillus (V a album, , UBEUF , ALL BALL), ... phenological stages ofthe parasite It confirms the analogy with those ofthe assimilates, i.e., the sink feature ofthe new growing shoots The translocation depends on the tabl 3) : phenological...
... human cell lines, HeLa and NCI-H460, of fourteen isolated xanthones was tested using the SBR assay with camptothecin as the positive control The result has shown that globuxanthone possessed the ... effect, followed by dulxanthone A, pedunxanthone D and griffipavixanthone The remaining xanthones exhibited weak activity NEW FINDINGS OFTHE THESIS - Investigating thechemicalconstituentsof three ... (Phytochemistry Letters) - Suggesting possible biosynthesis pathways for the isolated xanthones FURTHER RESEARCH Study the antibacterial and antioxidant activities ofthe isolated compounds SUPERVISORS...
... CHCl3 Summer School Medicinal Chemistry, Vin Húa Hu c Thng c cao CHCl3 Hi, 25-28/09/2005 Vic phõn lp cht c thc hin bng phng phỏp SKC kt hp vi SKLM trờn cỏc cht hp ph silica gel, RP18 hay Diol ... tetraoxygenated Lien-Hoa xanthones D Nguyen from the (2012), bark of Cytotoxic Garcinia Vừ Tn Hu, L c ng, Phm ỡnh Hựng, Harrison J Leslie, Nguyn Diu Liờn Hoa (2008), Cụ lp v nhn danh dn xut phenol OH O ... (97), nigrolineaxanthon (98), garbogiol (99), 1,5-dihydroxy-3-metoxy-4-(3metylbut-2-enyl)-xanthon (100), dulxanthon A (101) v acid oleanolic (102) Trong cỏc hp cht ny, 95, 96 v 97 l xanthon mi...
... with the different behavior ofthe two cations toward thiolate ligands Thus, displacement of Zn(II) by the addition of HgX2 (X ¼ Cl–, ClO4–) entails formation of a wide family of heterometallic ... addition of 16 MeHg+ eq to Zn4-aMT (Fig 2B) Overall, although the CD data show that the addition of MeHg+ entails complete loss ofthe Zn(II) ions initially bound to Zn7-MT and Zn3-bMT, and only partial ... for the role of metallothioneins in attenuating the cytotoxicity caused by MeHg+ Thus, the Zn(II) ions released as a result ofthe binding of MeHg+ to Zn7-MT would enable them to induce the synthesis...
... Litsea glutinosa collected from Xishuangbanna resulted in theisolationof two new aporphine alkaloids, namely litseglutine A and B, along with two known aporphine alkaloids, boldine and laurolitsine ... bornyl acetate, undecanal, neryl acetate, dodecanal, (E)nerolidol, bourboneol, germacrene-D-4-ol, spathulenol, caryophyllene oxide, cerdrol, ledol, ι-muurolol, nerolidol, β-eudesmol, α-cadinol, ... and twigs of Litsea glutinosa were shown to exhibit significant cytotoxic activity against human Hela cell lines in vitro Chemical examination ofthe BuOH extract ofthe leaves and twigs of Litsea...
... and a net destabilization of both HOMO and 197 ; J Cornil, D Beljonne, J L Brédas, LUMO levels K Mûllen, G Wegner (Eds.) Electronic • All the studied molecules can be used as Materials :The oligomers ... organicsolarcells, the open Therefore, all the studied molecules can circuit voltage isfound to belinearlydependent be used as sensitizers because the electron on the HOMO level ofthe donor and injection ... absolute energy ofthe frontier orbitals HOMO and LUMO for the studied molecules and ITO, PCBM andthe aluminum (Al) Table Table4.Energyvalues of ELUMO (ev), EHOMO (ev) andtheopen circuit voltage Voc...
... violation has lead to the final instability ofthe alloys In particular, the larger the number of III–IV and IV–V bonds, the larger the instability ofthe model We detected a linear relationship ... plane wave and molecular orbital basis [39, 40] All core states are treated at the Hartree–Fock level GW calculations in the literature usually take H0 from the LDA; thus, we may call this the ... supercell GaAs host Similarly, we calculated the stability of AsGe, GaGe, and GaAsGe2 still in a 64-atom supercell Ge host For sake of consistency, these calculations were performed at the same level...
... Bodenkundliche Abhandlungen 24 (1990) 1–184 Zeier J., Schreiber L. , Chemical composition of hypodermal and endodermal cell walls and xylem vessels isolated from Clivia miniata: identification ofthe ... allows calculation of in situ-fluxes per root surface area, and (ii) thechemical analysis of isolated root cell wall samples By combining these methods we were able, for the first time, to relate ... further use 2.4 Depolymerization and analyses of suberin and lignin content in isolated peridermal cell walls Prior to thechemical depolymerization procedures, suberin and lignin were thoroughly...
... substitution From the foregoing, it is clear that knowledge ofthe aetiology and pathology ofchemical burns ofthe oesophagus will ultimately determine the applicable treatment modality All the methods ... usually kill their victims either for lack of cooperation ofthe victims or when there is risk of disclosure of identity ofthe robbers Table 3: Aetiology and Location of Strictures Aetiology ... secondary levels of care The pre-hospital care of such patients may also improve the outlook It is important to reiterate the call for enforcement of existing laws controlling the use of chemicals in...
... in equal amounts to that of lactate The presence of unmeasured ions alters the clinical interpretation and treatment ofthe patient This study has identified another area that needs further investigation ... from major vascular injury Crit Care Med 2004, 32:11201124 Gunnerson, KJ, Kellum JA: Acid–base and electrolyte analysis in critically ill patients: are we ready for the new millennium? Curr Opin ... a return of spontaneous circulation Unfortunately the authors did not comment on the outcome data for this group What was the duration of survival? Obviously the numbers are small, only 20 patients...
... approaches the fiber surface must eventually diffuse through a thin liquid layer, the so-called diffusion layer, towards or onto the fiber surface Dye in the Electrical Double Layer: All textile fibers ... in the fiber ↓↑ (Fixation) Dye physically or chemically bond in the fiber Dye Dispersed in the Dye Bath: Most ofthe dyes in solution are in molecular and partially ionized state or exist in the ... the fiber and agitation has little effect upon the time of half dyeing Dye Physically or Chemically Bond in the Fiber: The last step of dyeing is fixation In case of reactive dyes, the fixation...
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... will be shown that Local Theorem implies Local Theorem , and also that Local Theorem implies Local Theorem A proof of Local Theorem would therefore suffice to establish all the theorems stated in ... applied in its own right We shall use it to establish an unprepossessing identity (Lemma 6.5) that will be critical for our proof of Local Theorem Local Theorem actually implies all ofthe local ... therelevant coefficients in the trace formula The proof of Global Theorem is indirect It will be a consequence of a parallel set of theorems for all the other terms in the trace formula, together...
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... be relatively large, such as sumoylation of lysine and ubiquitylation of lysine, or relatively small, such as acetylation of lysine, methylation of arginine, histidine and lysine, phosphorylation ... Kilodalton Kilovolt LLL (Amino acid) LB LEU2 LiAc LiCl LYS2 Litre Leucine Luria-Bertani Leucine biosynthesis Lithium acetate Lithium chloride Lysine requiring M M M (Amino acid) MALDI-TOF MCK1 MDa ... basic tool of genetics (Hampsey, 1997) Primary phenotype tests like complementation involves replacing the wild type allele with a mutant allele to determine whether the mutant allele is able to...
... ratio at the outlet ofthe catalytic filter candle Table e Concentrations of CH4, CO, CO2 and Temperature at the outlet ofthe gasifier andofthe catalytic filter candle, respectively, at various ... from the PSA Thechemical energy content ofthe off gas should be used completely within the process to increase the overall efficiency, as shown below in details Hypothesis directly influences the ... because they follow the low energy density and perishability of this fuel exploiting the biomass directly in loco avoiding disposal costs, but efficient and reliable systems have still to be developed...