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  1. Studies on Plant Tissue Culture — Synthesis and Biosynthesis of Biologically Active Substances

    The plant kingdom has provided literally thousands of natural products with widely diverse chemical structures and a vast array of biological...
    James P. Kutney in Bioorganic Chemistry in Healthcare and Technology
    Chapter 1991

  2. Celastraceae + Hippocrateaceae

    In jüngster Zeit werden die zwei Familien vielfach in einer vereinigt (z. B. Airy Shaw 1973; Takhtajan 1980; Dahlgren 1983; Thorne 1983; [1, 2])....
    Robert Hegnauer in Chemotaxonomie der Pflanzen
    Chapter 1989

  3. Pharmacologically Active Secondary Metabolites from Wood

    Plant-derived drugs are of major importance to the health and well-being of mankind. Although many of these useful drugs have been synthesized, very...
    C. W. W. Beecher, N. R. Farnsworth, C. Gyllenhaal in Natural Products of Woody Plants
    Chapter 1989

  4. Terpenoids

    The term “Terpen” (English, “terpene”) is attributed to Kekule (171, vol. 1:15–83) who coined it to describe C10H18 hydrocarbons occurring in...
    Sukh Dev in Natural Products of Woody Plants
    Chapter 1989

  5. Antitumor Compounds: Production by Plant Cell Cultures

    There are a wide variety of antitumor compounds from higher plants which can be developed for clinical medicines (Table 1). However, the levels of...
    M. Misawa, T. M. Nakanishi in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants I
    Chapter 1988

  6. Accumulation of Antineoplastic Agents by Plant Tissue Cultures

    It is self-evident that the ultimate objective of the research on production of useful metabolites by plant tissue cultures is the industrial...
    M. Misawa, M. Hayashi, S. Takayama in Primary and Secondary Metabolism of Plant Cell Cultures
    Conference paper 1985

  7. Production of useful plant metabolites

    With the advance of biotechnology, research on plant tissue cultures is becoming more active not only in academic institutions but also in industry....
    Masanaru Misawa in Plant Cell Culture
    Conference paper 1985

  8. The recycling air lift transfer fermenter for plant cells

    Suspension cultures of Triptergium wildordii require oxygen at a rate of 3.2 to 0.8 uL of oxygen/mg dry wt of cells/hr. A recycling air lift...

    P. M. Townsley, F. Webster, ... G. G. Jacoli in Biotechnology Letters
    Article 01 January 1983

  9. Antitumor Agents from Higher Plants

    Various plant preparations have been recommended for treatment of warts, tumors and cancerous growths throughout recorded history. In a classic...
    Richard G. Powell, Cecil R. Smith in The Resource Potential in Phytochemistry
    Chapter 1980

  10. Annual Meeting Abstracts

    in In Vitro
    Article 01 March 1980

  11. Stereoselective Synthesis and Reactions of a Diol-Epoxide Derived from Benzo[a]pyrene

    In the course of examining the metabolism-induced binding of benzo[a]pyrene (BP) to DNA in the presence of active liver microsomes, Borgen et al. (1)...
    Donald M. Jerina, Haruhiko Yagi, Oscar Hernandez in Biological Reactive Intermediates
    Chapter 1977

  12. Advances in the Chemistry of Tumor-Inhibitory Natural Products

    The discovery of the antileukemic activity of nitrogen mustard in the 1940’s is considered by many to have been the start of modern cancer...
    S. Morris Kupchan in Recent Advances in Phytochemistry
    Chapter 1975
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