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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Toxic properties"”.

  1. The effect of various organic compounds on the growth of azotobacter

    … is, therefore, interesting to determine if this toxicity extends to the lower plants. The Azotobacter was chosen as a representative of the soil flora since it is of recognized importance in the maintenance of the soil fertility and its growth may be accurately measured by analytical means. The …

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  2. The biological properties of three trichothecene mycotoxins produces by fusaris

    The highly toxic fungal metabolite, neosolaniol monoacetate, was isolated and purified from cultures of Fusarium sambucinum. Since little is known about its toxic properties, the biological effects of this trichothecene were compared to those caused by diacetoxy-scirpenol in male Wistar rats. The …

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  3. Tandem mass spectrometry approaches to characterizing challenging biomolecules : stapled and cyclic peptides and variants of lipid A from gram-negative bacteria

    … LPS is directly related to the infectious and toxic properties of gram-negative bacteria, but the molecule is structurally complex and offers many challenges in terms of traditional mass spectrometry characterization. Presented in the thesis are methods to further comprehend structural motifs …

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  4. Cattle feedlot dust: Solubility in lung simulant fluid and stimulation of cytokine release from lung epithelial cells

    … compounds, transition metals, and adsorbed toxic gases. Since each component is toxic in itself, we do not fully understand the relative importance of each component in the dust and their interactions to inducing inflammatory changes in the lung. We did extensive literature searches to …

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  5. The responses of cellular proteins to cisplatin-damaged DNA

    … cellular pathways in response to the genotoxic stress. In either case, such factors can regulate the processing of the cisplatin lesions and thereby affect cellular sensitivity to the drug. Identification of these proteins and exploration of their cellular functions has implicated multiple …

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