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Effects of Petroselinum crispum and Coriandrum sativum on Oral Cadmium-induced Micronucleus Formation in Miceopenaire
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Molecular Biology Reports, 2020
A number of liver diseases are known to be caused by oxidative stress. Petroselinum sativum (P. sativum; parsley) is popular for its anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, anticancer, antioxidant and antidiabetic activities. However, till date the hepatoprotective potential of chloroform extract of P.
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A number of liver diseases are known to be caused by oxidative stress. Petroselinum sativum (P. sativum; parsley) is popular for its anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, anticancer, antioxidant and antidiabetic activities. However, till date the hepatoprotective potential of chloroform extract of P.
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Planta, 1973
The apparent influx of (36)Cl(-) and (86)Rb(+)/K(+) into cells from the higher plant Petroselinum sativum has been measured during the presence and absence in the culture medium of indolacetic acid (IAA) which is an essential auxin of these cells. While 10(-5) M IAA did not significantly affect the influx of (86)Rb(+)/K(+), it substantially reduced ...
F W Bentrup
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The apparent influx of (36)Cl(-) and (86)Rb(+)/K(+) into cells from the higher plant Petroselinum sativum has been measured during the presence and absence in the culture medium of indolacetic acid (IAA) which is an essential auxin of these cells. While 10(-5) M IAA did not significantly affect the influx of (86)Rb(+)/K(+), it substantially reduced ...
F W Bentrup
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Das Eiweiß des Petersiliensamens (Petroselinum sativum)
Archiv Der Pharmazie, 1957exaly +2 more sources
Über die Bedingungen der Heterophyllie bei Petroselinum sativum Hoffm
Flora, 1917exaly +2 more sources
DNA sequence organization in the genome of Petroselinum sativum (Umbelliferae)
Chromosoma, 1978The genome of parsley was studied by DNA/DNA reassociation to reveal its spectrum of DNA reiteration frequencies and sequence organization. The reassociation of 300 nucleotide DNA fragments indicates the presence of four classes of DNA differing in repetition frequency.
Manuel Kiper, Frank Herzfeld
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DNA Configuration in Chloroplasts of Brassica oleracea var. Gongylodes and Petroselinum sativum
Biochemie und Physiologie der Pflanzen, 1973Summary Chloroplast DNA has been identified using electron miscroscopy in combination with the methods of thin tissue sections and of chloroplasts isolation followed by an osmotic shock. The dominating configurations of the chloroplast DNA were linear and mesh forms.
F. Młodzianowski, W. Wieczorek
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Planta, 1972
A rapidly labelled rRNA precursor can be detected in callus cells of Petroselinum sativum grown on a liquid synthetic medium. Its molecular weight has been calculated to be 2.3×106. This value agrees with that of the rRNA precursor from other plant material.
Ursula Seitz, Ulrich Seitz
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A rapidly labelled rRNA precursor can be detected in callus cells of Petroselinum sativum grown on a liquid synthetic medium. Its molecular weight has been calculated to be 2.3×106. This value agrees with that of the rRNA precursor from other plant material.
Ursula Seitz, Ulrich Seitz
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