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VARIATION AND MUTATION IN PENICILLIUM CHRYSOGENUM, WIS. Q176
Elwyn T. Reese +3 more
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The identification of two lipid components in liver which enable Penicillium notatum extracts to hydrolyse lecithin [PDF]
R. M. C. Dawson
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Toxic and carcinogenic aflatoxins from Aspergillus contaminate global staple crops, threatening food security, public health, and causing $6–18B in annual economic losses. Climate change, poor agricultural and post‐harvest practices, and socioeconomic constraints intensify aflatoxin contamination risks. Sustainable mitigation strategies from biocontrol
Eyasu Yohannis +7 more
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THE LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE OF PENICILLIUM CHRYSOGENUM
L. E. Casida, S. G. Knight
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This comprehensive review elucidates the transformative role of the human microbiome in cancer biology, revealing innovative mechanistic insights into the intricate tumor–microbe interactions across diverse organ systems. This work highlights the clinical and translational value of novel microbiome‐based biomarkers for early detection, prognosis, and ...
Anqi Lin +50 more
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The production of fat from carbohydrate and similar media by a species of Penicillium [PDF]
Harold Hayden Barber
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Thirty‐seven potential culturable P‐solubilizing bacteria candidates were isolated from Zimbabwean soils and can unlock P in rock phosphates, offering an alternative affordable source of P for resource‐constrained farming communities. ABSTRACT Soil phosphorus deficiency and the high cost of mineral fertilizers necessitate research into alternative ...
Grace Kanonge +2 more
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The Intracellular Enzymes of Lower Fungi, Especially those of Penicillium Camemberti
Arthur W. Dox
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The Effect of the Carbohydrate Nutrition on Penicillin Production by Penicillium chrysogenum Q-1761 [PDF]
Fred Soltero, Marvin J. Johnson
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ABSTRACT Introduction Pulmonary complications due to infection contribute significantly to post‐haematopoietic stem cell transplant (HCT) morbidity and mortality. Standard microbiological investigations, when performed on bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) fluid, can take days to weeks to confirm a diagnosis.
Hannah Walker +8 more
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