'Bioactive compounds' presentation slideshows

University of Lagos

University of Lagos. Department of Microbiology. BIOPROSPECTING FOR ANTIMICROBIAL AND ANTICANCER COMPOUNDS FROM ACTINOMYCETES FROM LAGOS LAGOON SEDIMENTS. Professor I.A. Adeleye Dr. M.O. Akinleye. BACKGROUND OF STUDY.

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PHG 322 Pharmacogonsy II lecture 6 Presented by Assistant Prof. Dr. Ebtesam Alsheddi

PHG 322 Pharmacogonsy II lecture 6 Presented by Assistant Prof. Dr. Ebtesam Alsheddi. ??? ???? ?????? ??????. 6 kingdoms of marine organisms

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Lyophilized Beer: A Banquet of Bioactive Compounds for Human Health

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NATURAL PRODUCTS FROM PLANT BIODIVERSITY AND MALARIA

NATURAL PRODUCTS FROM PLANT BIODIVERSITY AND MALARIA. Dr. Joseph M Nguta, UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI. MALARIA. Malaria is the most difficult problem afflicting people in the tropics In Africa, more than 100 million people are infected annually, with a mortality of 1-1.5m a year

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HYPOGLYCEMIC EFFECT OF OREGANO ( Origanum vulgare )

HYPOGLYCEMIC EFFECT OF OREGANO ( Origanum vulgare ). Diane Mary Grace T. Baguio Dafny Claire E. Quilo. The Study. Hypoglycemic effect of the plant, Origanum vulgare through infusing different concentrations from its extracts. . Statement of the Problem.

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PHYTOCHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS OF SOME MEDICINAL PLANTS USED BY THE NANDI PEOPLE OF KENYA

PHYTOCHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS OF SOME MEDICINAL PLANTS USED BY THE NANDI PEOPLE OF KENYA. Jeruto Pascaline *, Mutai Charles^ and Ouma George*^

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Plant science driven by Galilee challenges. USING MOLECULAR BIOLOGY TECHNOLOGIES FOR OVERCOMING FERTILITY AND QUALITY CONSTRAINS IN DECIDUOUS TREE PLANTATIONS IN NORTHERN ISRAEL Developing a young local scientific leadership that will support and advance agriculture in the Galilee.

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PROSPECTS & REALITIES OF PLANT DRUG DEVELOPMENT IN MALAYSIA

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Global Bioactive Compounds In Coffee Market research Anticipated to Grow at a Significant Pace by 2029

This Bioactive Compounds In Coffee market study offers a comprehensive analysis of the business models, key strategies, and respective market shares of some of the most prominent players in this landscape

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Cawthron Micro-algae Culture Collection

Cawthron Micro-algae Culture Collection Lesley Rhodes Manager Biosecurity Gp: Mike Taylor Curator: Krystyna Ponikla. Cawthron Micro-algae Culture Collection. Began with personal collections in 1980s FRST funded from 1995; purpose built facility

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Central nervous system depressant properties of reef associated gastropods, Drupa margariticola and Trochus tentorium fr

The 100% acetone fraction of the gastropods, Drupa margariticola and Trochus tentorium tested for their Central Nervous System (CNS) depressant properties on swiss mice model showed promising results. The locomotor activity of the animal was reduced by the extracts of the D. margariticola and T. tentorium. But the activity was found to be dose dependent, the higher the dose the lower the activity. In control, the activity was found to be very negligible. The standard Chlorpromazine treated animal exhibited a nearly 67.86% reduction in locomotor activity. The 100 mg/kg dose of the 100% column-purified fraction of D. margariticola and T. tentorium exhibited a reduction of locomotor activity by 72.46 and 67.44 % respectively. D. margariticola (50 and 100 mg / kg) and T. tentorium (100 and 200 mg / kg) caused a significant (p<0.001) reduction in locomotor activity in the dose dependant manner. This fact suggests that the compound responsible for the CNS depressant action was distributed between both extracts, although the 100% acetone fraction of the D. margariticola was the strongest.

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Marine Bioechnology

Aris Tri Wahyudi, PhD. Marine Bioechnology. Student Involved: 4 Students. Sponge-Associated Bacteria. Molecular Genetics. Producing Anti- microbial Compounds. Producing Enzyme Inhibitors. Targets: 1. Antimicrobial Compounds from sponge-associated Bacteria

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*Loti Cornelia OPROIU, Anca Angela ATHANASIU, RUSE Mircea, Elena IONITA, DEACONU Marian , TOLESCU Ciprian, FARAON V

NANOMATERIALS AND NANOTECHNOLOGIES FOR ANTIallergenic BIOFUNCTIONALIZATION OF FABRICS. *Loti Cornelia OPROIU, Anca Angela ATHANASIU, RUSE Mircea, Elena IONITA, DEACONU Marian , TOLESCU Ciprian, FARAON Victor ; **Marieta NICHIFOR;

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Introduction

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The Silicon Chemist: Using logic-based machine learning and virtual chemistry to design new drugs automatically. Department of Computing, Imperial College, and Department of Life Sciences, Imperial College. Christopher Reynolds and Mike Sternberg. Results. Introduction.

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The influence of mycorrhiza on antioxidant enzymes activity and flavonoid synthesis

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Chemical libraries in the SMSC: ChemBridge (ChemBridge Corp.) - 34,000 compounds

Chemical libraries in the SMSC: ChemBridge (ChemBridge Corp.) - 34,000 compounds - 34,000 selected from ~ 1,000,000 to create maximum chemical diversity - Historical: individually hand-made compounds LOPAC (Sigma-RBI) - 1280 compounds , (16 plates) - marketed drugs

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Opportunities and Challenges on the Extraction of Biomolecules from Biomass Using Ionic Liquids

Biomass is the sustainable resource for natural value-added compounds for instance alkaloid, terpenoid, phenolic, saponin, and several others antioxidants which are of great interest for pharmaceutical, food, fine chemicals and cosmetic industries [1]. Almost 40% of the total drugs manufactured are originated from natural products [2]. Therefore extraction of such small biomolecules from bioresources is of outmost importance. The conventional and commercial extraction processes of such biomolecules possess a number of inadequacies such as laborious and energy intensive extraction process, use of volatile organic solvents and environmental concerns [3].

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