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Bioactive flavonoids from Anacardium occidentale as promising natural inhibitors of Cryptococcus neoformans: a computational perspective on secondary metabolites against critical fungal pathogens. [PDF]

Arch Microbiol
da Silva MVF, Silva J, de Oliveira VM, da Rocha MN, de Morais SM, Marinho ES.   +5 more
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The Brazil nut tree in Singapore

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Anaphylaxis from Brazil nut

Allergy: European Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 1999
J.M. Borja*, B. Bartolome, E. Gomez, P.A. Galindo, F. Feo, R. Garcia   +5 more
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Are Brazil Nuts Attractive?

Physical Review Letters, 2004
We present event-driven simulation results for single and multiple intruders in a vertically vibrated granular bed. Under our vibratory conditions, the mean vertical position of a single intruder is governed primarily by a buoyancylike effect. Multiple intruders also exhibit buoyancy governed behavior; however, multiple neutrally buoyant intruders ...
Duncan A, Sanders, Michael R, Swift, R M, Bowley, P J, King   +3 more
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Reversing the Brazil Nut Effect

The European Physical Journal E, 2005
We propose a lattice model for studying the Brazil Nut Effect (BNE), i.e. the phase segregation occurring when a granular material is vertically shaked. The model considers the tap intensity and the mobility mu of the grains as the main physical parameters.
Ludewig, François, Vandewalle, Nicolas
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Brazil nut trees

Current Biology
Caetano-Andrade et al. introduce the majestic Brazil nut tree, native to the Amazon rainforest.
Caetano-Andrade, V., Clement, C., Wang, H. ; https://orcid.org/0009-0009-5969-694X, Schöngart, J., Weigel, D. ; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2114-7963, Trumbore, S., Roberts, P.   +6 more
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The attraction of Brazil nuts

Europhysics Letters (EPL), 2006
Simulations of intruder particles in a vertically vibrated granular bed suggest that neutrally-buoyant intruders are attracted to one another (Phys. Rev. Lett., 93 (2004) 208002). The simulations, however, ignore important physical effects such as friction and convection which are known to influence intruder behaviour.
D. A Sanders, M. R Swift, R. M Bowley, P. J King   +3 more
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Aflatoxins and fluorescence in Brazil nuts and pistachio nuts

Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 1992
Brazil nut and pistachio nut samples from lots known to be contaminated with aflatoxins were visually inspected in detail. Kernels were split lengthwise in halves, and internally highly discolored kernels were analyzed individually. Highly contaminated Brazil nut kernels showed yellow fluorescence if illuminated with light at 360 nm.
Walter E. Steiner, Katharina. Brunschweiler, Esther. Leimbacher, Rosmarie. Schneider   +3 more
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Radioactivity of Brazil Nuts

Health Physics, 1968
Abstract It has been known for some time that Brazil nuts have a high barium content and their natural radioactivity is the highest among foodstuff grown in areas of normal radiation background. Samples of Brazil nuts of known origin, as well as various parts of their trees, were obtained from different regions of the Amazon valley and analyzed for ...
E. Penna-Franca, M. Fiszman, N. Lobao, C. Costa-Ribeiro, H. Trindade, P. L. Sant   +5 more
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