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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Ergotamine"”.

  1. Induction of anti-ergotamine antibodies in mice and steers and protection against fescue toxicosis in mice

    Tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea Schreb.) is often infected by the endophytic fungus, Acremonium coenophialum (Morgan-Jones and Gams) The fungus produces ergo peptide alkaloids, especially ergovaline. Consumption of endophyte-infected (ED fescue forage by cattle decreases serum prolactin and …

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  2. Assessing Hepatic Gene Expression in Response to Xenobiotic Exposure in Mice

    … xenobiotic toxicity. Xenobiotics considered were ergotamine, associated with fescue toxicosis, and sulforaphane, a phase II inducer. Hypothesized responses in liver gene expression and enzyme activity due to exposure to these xenobiotics were tested. Polymorphic mice were gavaged with …

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  3. A Modular Approach to Highly Functionalized Indole Derivatives and Syntheses of Tryptamine-based SHIP Inhibitors

    … of clinically useful natural products like ergotamine, reserpine, vincristine. Indole alkaloids have been fascinating chemists and biologists alike because of its diverse biological activity and intrinsic structural complexity. N-alkylated tryptamines, along with their analogs, are …

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