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Scientific Staff - Rima Menassa
... .,Brandle J.E. 2003. Immunogenicity of the capsid protein VP2 from porcine parvovirus expressed in low alkaloid transgenic tobacco. Mol. Breed. 11(4): 267-276 Menassa, R., Jevnikar, A., and Brandle, J ...
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Research Program - Molecular Farming
... material as a vaccine against this disease is currently being explored. A male-sterile, low-alkaloid tobacco plant has been engineered to produce a compound (interleukin 10) to treat ... the endoplasmic reticulum and Golgi apparatus for processing, folding and glycosylation. Field Production 7 Low alkaloid plants expressing the pharmaceutical protein gone can then be produced in the field. Following ...
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Hello my Dolly, Hello my Holly!
... one internet company currently marketing a "caffeine-less" tea: Yerba Mate also contains a xanthine alkaloid called Mateine. Mateine acts like caffeine but doesn.t have the side effect of caffeine ... help create a microclimate with higher humidity around the plant. Leaf loss is usually from low humidity. Plant it outdoors when the leaves start to come out on the trees, and ...
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Desirable Herb Varieties: Poppy
... substance. Seeds, many of which have been bred in the Netherlands to diminish the opium alkaloid content, are available for cooking or cultivation. Still, sensitive drug tests can detect the presence ... detail is needed. Cultivars The variety Przemko was, it is claimed, especially bred to be low in morphine--which is silly, because the dried seed almost always is anyway. There is ...
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Storage and Processing, Potato Information Exchange, Oregon State University
... potatoes is undesirable because of marketing restrictions and the fact that at times an alkaloid called solanine increases with the chlorophyll. Solanine and other glycoalkaloids cause potatoes to ... mahogany browning, a symptom of chilling injury. Potatoes are easily damaged by freezing; therefore, low temperature storage permits little leeway if air circulation is inadequate to maintain uniform ...
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Molecule Illustrations
... conjugates with because its active site has been blocked. In locoweed poisoning of livestock, the alkaloid swainsonine blocks a key enzyme called mannosidase. When the active site of mannosidase is ... region of lower concentration (outside cell). Inside the cell the solution is hypotonic with a low solute (salt) concentration. Outside the membrane the solution is hypertonic with a high solute ( ...
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Medical Alkaloid Photos
... , convulsions and paralyses. This disease can be exacerbated by maltrution and fasting with low-carbohydrate, low protein diets. There is substantial evidence that van Gogh developed an affinity for absinthe ... autumnale), a member of the lily family (Liliaceae), contains colchicine, a 3-ring amine alkaloid. Like the anticancer indole alkaloids, vinblastine and vincristine, it is a spindle poison ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Broom - Herb Profile and Information
... . Gerard says of the Broom: 'The common Broom groweth almost everywhere in dry pastures and low woods. It flowers at the end of April or May, and then the young buds ... , chlorophyll, yellow colouring matter, tannin, a sweet substance, mucilage, albumen and lignin. Scoparin and the alkaloid sparteine have been separated from them. [Top] ---Part Used Medicinally---The young, herbaceous tips of ...
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FREUD'S MAGICAL DRUG
... coca) ERYTHROXYLACEAE, Coca Family Coca (Erythroxylum coca), the source of the alkaloid cocaine, is a small tree native to moist tropical montane regions ... needed labor to mine gold, silver, and gemstones. Productivity had been low and death common for those working the mines. In 1570 ... this tonic as a drugstore fountain drink. In 1903 the alkaloid cocaine was removed. One famous fan of cocaine use was ...
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IRISH POTATO
... left them with little for the next planting.) Potatoes to be eaten are stored at low temperatures (6 to 15 degrees C) to prevent buds from growing and to keep starch ... green potato--THEY ARE DEADLY POISONOUS if much is consumed. The poisonous substance is the alkaloid solanine, which is made in all green tissues of the plant. As for late blight ...
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