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Creator:: Yu, Guiyang, Li, Li, Liu, Xiangyang, Liu, Guang, Deng, Zixin, Zabriskie, Mark T., Jiang, Ming, and He, Xinyi
Abstract:: The peptidyl nucleoside blasticidin S (BS) isolated from Streptomyces griseochromogenes was the first non-mercurial fungicide used on a large scale to prevent rice blast. In the biosynthesis of BS, leucylblasticidin S (LBS) was suggested as the penultimate metabolite with 20-fold less inhibitory activity than the final product BS. Incomplete conversion...
Resource Type:: Article

Creator:: Yu, Guiyang, Li, Li, Liu, Xiangyang, Zabriskie, Mark T., and et al.
Abstract:: The peptidyl nucleoside blasticidin S (BS) isolated from Streptomyces griseochromogenes was the first non-mercurial fungicide used on a large scale to prevent rice blast. In the biosynthesis of BS, leucylblasticidin S (LBS) was suggested as the penultimate metabolite with 20-fold less inhibitory activity than the final product BS. Incomplete conversion...
Full Text:: leucylblasticidin S Guiyang Yu1, Li Li2, Xiangyang Liu1, Guang Liu1, Zixin Deng1, T. Mark Zabriskie3, Ming

Creator:: Yu, Guiyang, Li, Li, Liu, Xiangyang, Zabriskie, Mark T., and et al.
Abstract:: The peptidyl nucleoside blasticidin S (BS) isolated from Streptomyces griseochromogenes was the first non-mercurial fungicide used on a large scale to prevent rice blast. In the biosynthesis of BS, leucylblasticidin S (LBS) was suggested as the penultimate metabolite with 20-fold less inhibitory activity than the final product BS. Incomplete conversion...
Full Text:: Zixin Deng Mark T. Zabriskie Ming Jiang Xinyi He

Creator:: Shalash, Ward
Abstract:: Back pain is the leading cause of disability worldwide, entailing a significant socioeconomic impact. A primary source of back pain can be attributed to intervertebral disc (IVD) degeneration allowing nerve ingrowth, facet joint arthritis, disc bulging, and osteophyte formations that press on nearby nerve roots or the spinal cord. While...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

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