Fungi - Cancer
Anticancer activity of marine-derived fungi extracts and isolated compound in human cancer cell lines
... In parallel, in beginning of the 20 th century, efforts were made to develop chemotherapeutic agents with specificity towards cancer, by screening chemicals using transplantable tumour systems in rodents as ...
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Bioactive Secondary Metabolites from Marine-Derived Fungi
... gastric cancer cell line SGC-7901, hepatic cancer cells BEL-7404 and antiphytoviral effect on tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) under the concentration of 200 µg/mL (Tan et ...
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Fungi and the relation with the host
... infants, cancer pa- tients and those with invasive treatments for long peri- ods in hospital settings, which are known as high-risk groups (Spellberg 2011, Iannitti et ...as cancer, have arisen (Das & ...
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Meroterpenoids produced by fungi
... Two bioactive meroterpenoids berkeleydione 212 and berke- leytrione 213 were obtained from cultures of Penicillium rubrum Stoll found growing in Berkeley Pit Lake. 108 Both compounds inhibited matrix metalloproteinase-3 ...
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Efflux in fungi: la piece de resistance.
... way fungi accomplish this feat and overcome intercellular toxin accumulation is efflux pumps, in particular ATP-binding cassette transporters and trans- porters of the major facilitator ...
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Lung cancer
... lung cancer (NSCLC): NSCLC not otherwise specified (NOS) (ICD-O-3 code: 8046), adenocarcinoma (ADC) (8050, 8140-41, 8143, 8190, 8211, 8250-55, 8260, 8310, 8320, 8323, 8480-81, 8490, 8550, 8572, 8574), squamous ...
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Selection and virulence of fungi isolates
... of fungi to poultry houses with significant infestations, perhaps simultaneously with studies on the impact of chemical as well as botanical or desiccants pesticides (diatomaceous earth) and growth regulators on ...
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Perspectives on regulation for fungi in drinking water
... Drinking water comes from natural sources Groundwater Surface water Treatment Storage Distribution Point of use... The Drinking Water Directive applies to:.[r] ...
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Managing arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi for bioprotection: Mn toxicity
... Read, 1997; Fairchild and Miller, 1988 ). Additionally, ERM formed by indigenous AMF will encompass the functional diversity of the local fungal population and its associated microbes, which is expected to be greater ...
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protocolo cancer
... O objetivo principal na preparação deste material é subsidiar o Sistema Único de Saúde como um todo mas, por se tratar de um protocolo clí- nico específico para o diagnóstico e tratamen[r] ...
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Cancer da Mamma
... localidades sLo citados como importantes e mesmo algumas vezes como essenciaes.. na eclosáo das meningites meningococcicas.[r] ...
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Competition-function tradeoffs in ectomycorrhizal fungi
... Figure 1 Mycorrhization levels across experimental treatments. (A) Total mycorrhization was highest in treatments that included Thelephora terrestris. No fungal contamination was present in the controls. (B– C) ...
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EXTRACELLULAR CELLULOLYTIC COMPLEXES PRODUCTION BY MICROSCOPIC FUNGI
... The cheap natural substrates are the major advantage of technology with using micromycetes. For selection of culture medium components should be considered need not only the growth of fungi, but also induction of ...
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Biodegration of microplastics by marine fungi
... N. Vibrissa for the biodegradation of polyethylene microplastics, thus corresponding to the need of minimize the presence of these materials in aquatic systems. The marine fungi Z. maritimum and N. Vibrissa were ...
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MATERIALS AND METHODS Isolation of thermophilic fungi
... Pectinolytic enzymes catalyzing the degradation of pectic substances are of great industrial importance (28). The pectinases are required for extraction and clarification of fruit juices and wines, extraction of oils, ...
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Aflatoxigenic fungi and aflatoxins in Portuguese almonds
... aflatoxigenic fungi and aflatoxin contamination of 21 samples of Portuguese almonds, and its evolution throughout the various stages of ...All fungi belonging to Aspergillus section Flavi were identified ...
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Compatibility of Entomopathogenic Fungi with Neonicotinoid Insecticides
... In general, the insecticides tested did not affect the entomopathogenic fungi. Formulations were, probably, partially responsible for this result. Anderson & Roberts (1983) pointed out that an insecticide ...
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Soil fungi as indicators of pesticide soil pollution
... fungi, represent a biogeosphere component determining the level of their real toxic effect, since they take part in their detoxication and mineralization, using them as carbon and energy sources (Ð u k i ã and M a ...
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Collagenolytic enzymes produced by fungi: a systematic review
... filamentous fungi and extracellu- lar enzyme ...by fungi and its characterization, which prevents further devel- opment in the area and increases the need for further studies, particularly for full ...
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MATERIALS AND METHODS Sources of endophytic fungi
... Amylases are among the most important enzymes used in modern biotechnology particularly in the process involving starch hydrolysis. Fungal amylase has large applications in food and pharmaceutical industries. Considering ...
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