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M. pigra, E. heterophyllum, and C. nictitans methanolic extracts could inhibit dermatophyte strains at concentrations ranging from 1.9 to 1000μg/mL. Fungicide and/or fungistatic activity against dermatophyte strains were presented by 60% of the methanolic extracts assayed. The most promising extract was fractionated and cytotoxicity and genotoxicity of the most active fraction were also assayed.
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Later, the minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) for Mimosa pigra, Eriosema heterophyllum, and Chamaecrista nictitans was determined. Antifungal activity was evaluated using the strains Candida albicans, C. krusei, C. glabrata, C. tropicalis, C. parapsilosis, Epidermophyton floccosum, Trichophyton mentagrophytes, T. rubrum and, Microsporum gypseum in the broth microdilution method. To screen methanolic extracts from Leguminosae species looking for alternative sources for antifungal agents (anti-dermatophyte and anti-Candida) and their innocuity. Plants from Leguminosae family are rich in flavonoids, for which numerous biological activities have been described, including antifungal effects. Intensive prophylactic use of antifungals leads to the increase of drug resistance and the need for new and more effective treatments are real. Kinds of seed: Alfalfa, alyceclover, asparagusbean.Īnti-dermatophyte activity of Leguminosae plants from Southern Brazil with emphasis on Mimosa pigra ( Leguminosae).ĭe Morais, C B Scopel, M Pedrazza, G P R da Silva, F K Dalla Lana, D F Tonello, M L Miotto, S T S Machado, M M De Oliveira, L F S Fuentefria, A M Zuanazzi, J A S 201.56-6 Section 201.56-6 Agriculture Regulations of the Department of Agriculture (Continued) AGRICULTURAL.-6 Legume or pea family, Fabaceae ( Leguminosae). 7 Agriculture 3 false Legume or pea family, Fabaceae ( Leguminosae). In other words, the evolution of CHI1 was driven by specific selection or processing conditions within the substrate.ħ CFR 201.56-6 - Legume or pea family, Fabaceae ( Leguminosae). Thus, we inferred that the generation of Leguminosae CHI1 is dependent on the positively selected amino acids surrounding its catalytic substrate. When mapped onto the tertiary structure of CHI1, these 8 sites were observed surrounding the enzyme substrate only some of them connected to the catalytic core of CHI. Eight sites were identified as undergoing positive selection with high confidence. CHI1, the unique chalcone isomerase subfamily in Leguminosae, showed signs of significant positive selection as well as special expression characteristics, indicating an accelerated evolution throughout its divergence. Soybean genes belonging to the same chalcone isomerase subfamily had similar expression patterns. A total of 28 CHI and 7 FAP3 (CHI4) genes were identified and separated into 4 clades: CHI1, CHI2, CHI3, and FAP3. By comparing positively selected sites and their protein structures, we retrieved the evolution patterns for Leguminosae CHI1. Genome-wide sequence analysis of CHI in 3 Leguminosae and 3 other closely related model plants was performed the expression levels of soybean chalcone isomerases were also analyzed. In this study, we aimed to detect the generation pattern of Leguminosae CHI1. Among the Leguminosae, the soybean is an important oil, protein crop, and model plant. Isoflavonoids and the related synthesis enzyme, chalcone isomerase 1 (CHI1), are unique in the Leguminosae, with diverse biological functions. Wang, R K Zhan, S F Zhao, T J Zhou, X L Wang, C E Positive selection sites in tertiary structure of Leguminosae chalcone isomerase 1. A checklist of new compounds by species is given, and 226 references are cited. Applications of hyphenated analytical techniques to the characterisation of Leguminosae isoflavonoids are also reviewed, together with advances in biosynthetic studies. This account describes 275 new isoflavonoids published between 20 as constituents of the Leguminosae, commenting on their source, identification, biological activity, synthesis, and ecological or chemosystematic significance. The described species and subspecies of Deserticossus are listed, with notes on the type material, synonymies, and distribution for each taxon. from Russia (Southern Siberia, Buryatia Republic). tsingtauana didenkoi Yakovlev & Witt subsp. from southeastern Kazakhstan (Malye Boguty Mts.), D. from eastern Kazakhstan (Tarbagatai Mts.), D. Three new species and one new subspecies of the genus Deserticossus Yakovlev, 2006 are described: Deserticossus doroshkini Yakovlev & Witt sp. Three new species and one new subspecies of Deserticossus Yakovlev, 2006 (Lepidoptera: Cossidae) from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Russia, with world catalogue of the genus.