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A protocol for high-throughput, untargeted forest community metabolomics using mass spectrometry molecular networks. [PDF]
Sedio BE, Boya P CA, Rojas Echeverri JC.
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Composition chimique et conditions de l'alimentation minérale des plantes sur roches ultrabasiques (Nouvelle Calédonie) [PDF]
Jaffré, Tanguy
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Changes in floristic and vegetation structure in a chronosequence of abandoned gold-mining lands in a tropical Amazon forest. [PDF]
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Phytochemistry Letters, 2012
The novel tryptamine-iridoid alkaloid lagamboside was isolated from the methanolic leaf extracts of Palicourea acuminata (Benth.) Borhidi (=Psychotria acuminata Benth.) collected in Costa Rica. Its structure was determined by extensive NMR experiments and is characterized by an unusual N-glycosylation and an iridoid moiety closely related to the less ...
Berger, Andreas +4 more
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The novel tryptamine-iridoid alkaloid lagamboside was isolated from the methanolic leaf extracts of Palicourea acuminata (Benth.) Borhidi (=Psychotria acuminata Benth.) collected in Costa Rica. Its structure was determined by extensive NMR experiments and is characterized by an unusual N-glycosylation and an iridoid moiety closely related to the less ...
Berger, Andreas +4 more
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Photochemistry and Photobiology, 1995
Abstract— The inhibition of cytokine and monoclonal antibody binding to cell surfaces caused by an extract of Psychotria acuminata, a medicinal plant used in the traditional medicine of the people of Belize (Central America), was attributed to the presence of pheophorbide a and pyropheophorbide a Since the binding of tumor necrosis factor‐alpha ...
Jan A. Glinski +10 more
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Abstract— The inhibition of cytokine and monoclonal antibody binding to cell surfaces caused by an extract of Psychotria acuminata, a medicinal plant used in the traditional medicine of the people of Belize (Central America), was attributed to the presence of pheophorbide a and pyropheophorbide a Since the binding of tumor necrosis factor‐alpha ...
Jan A. Glinski +10 more
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