CORM

H. A. Schroeder, The Trace TUements and Man, The Devin-Adait Co., Old Greenwich, Corm., 1973. 

Technical data, Thermold Partners L.P., Glenbrook Industrial Park, Stamford, Corm. 

B. J. Lazaro, United Technology Research Center, Technical Report No. UTRC91-11, East Hartford, Corm., 1991. 

J. Erommer, The Potentialfor Applications of Conducting Polymers, 43rd Annual Technical Conference Proceedings, Society of Plastics Engineers, Brookfield, Corm., 1985. 

The crimped metal ribbon arresdng element, shown in Fignre 5-1, is one of die most widely nsed types, especially for detonadon flame arresters. Crimped metal ribbon arresters are made of alternate layers of diin corm-... 

A similar molecular structure is also proposed82 for the gummy polysaccharide from corm sacs of Watsonia pyramidata in which the (1— 4)-xylan backbone is highly substituted with 2- as well as 3-linked L-arabinofuranosyl side... 

Alberto, R. Motterlini, R. Chemistry and biological activities of CO-releasing molecules (CORMs) and transition metal complexes. Dalton Trans., 1651-1660 (2007). 

Symptoms Stems of seedlings and young plants eaten through at ground level. Roots, corms, tubers, and leaves may also be damaged. 

Symptoms The roots, corms, tubers, and stems of many plants are attacked, most severely in spring and fall, but damage can occur through the year. Potatoes show small entry holes and when cut open a network of tunnels runs through the tuber. Later these holes may be enlarged by slugs or millipedes. 

Will one active comparator serve for all corm-tries in which the drug will be marketed ... 

In many cases it will not be possible to obtain a registration of the same trade mark in aU corm-tries, for various reasons, such as the existence of conflicting marks already held by others in those cormtries, or owing to unfortunate associations arising in particular languages. This variation in registration opportunities means that the same product may be marketed in different parts of the European Community rmder different trade marks, for example Septrin and Eusaprim. 

Talpaz M, Rousselot P, Kim DW, Guilhot F, Corm S, Bleickardt E, Zink R, Rosti G, Coutre S, Sawyers C (2005) Annu Meeting Am Soc Hematol, Abstract 40... 

This volume, together with the first volume entitled Carbohydrates and Sustainable Development, Part 1 - Renewable Resources for Chemistry and Biotechnology, demonstrates that a variety of industrial products can be accessed using renewable and low-cost biomass. Both volumes are based on selected papers presented at Carbohydrates as Organic Raw Materials V - Building a Sustainable Future (CORM V), held in Lisbon in January 2009. The conference was chaired by Amelia Pilar Ranter (University of Lisboa) and Yves Queneau (University of Lyon, INSA Lyon), in collaboration with Frieder W. Lichtenthaler (Technische... 

Universitat Darmstadt) as Honorary Chairman. The CORM meetings were started by Lichtenthaler in 1990. Both volumes highlight the importance of carbohydrates for sustainable processes as abundant, renewable, and low-cost materials and show how sugars contribute significantly to the indispensable new processes for tomorrow s chemistry. With the chemical and biochemical transformations of readily available carbohydrates, we are on the way toward a more sustainable future. 

Nicolini FE, Corm S, Le QH et al. Mutation status and elinieal outeome of 89 imatinib mesylate-resistant chronic myelogenous leukemia patients a retrospeetive analysis from the French intergroup of CML (Fi(phi)-LMC GROUP). Leukemia 2006 20 1061-1066. 

Source Katzung BG, Masters SB, Trevor AJ Basrc Clinical Pharmacology, lith Edition http //www.accessmedicine.corm... 

Herbs with rhizomes, corms, or bulbs, or rarely woody climbers stems leafy or leaves basal, or radical, or rarely reduced to scales and then with the branches becoming cladodes a very large complex, the lilies, which is very difficult to delimit.Order Liliales... 

Mosdy inferior fruited herbs with rhizomes or rarely corms or bulbs flowers perfect ... 

Corm Short, bulblike fleshy stems, invested with a few thin membranes or scale leaves, and bearing buds at the summit. 

Bulbs and corns are modified underground stems. They are collected when they are fully grown. Bulbs of Allium cepa and Allium sativa are used. Corm of Colchicum autumnale is the source of the drug. Dried seeds provide source of drugs such as Nux vomica and Ignatia. Lycopodium is produced from spores of the plant Lycopodium clavatum, Opium from the latex of the capsules of the poppy plant, Papaver somniferum and Carbo vegetabilis from the charcoal. Whole plants are also used for the preparation of drugs like Aconitum napellus, Calendula officinalis, Chamomilla, Phytolacca decandra (Cook, 1988). 

Gloriosa superba Linn, (corms) Liliaceae Colchicine (48)... 

Analysis by GC-MS. The four GC patterns obtained were each unique in the number of separated peaks as well as their quantity. Crude oat oils (COUM, COUC) differed from similar heated oils (CORM, CORC). For explanation of the abbreviations used, see Legend of Symbols. Oat samples milled after roasting (MARM, MARC) contained more volatile compounds, both with regard to number and quantity, compared with identical samples milled before roasting (MBRM, MBRC). In addition, volatile constituents from the Chihuauhua variety (MARC, MBRC) were present in lower concentrations than the Magne variety (MARM, MBRM). 

Heptadecanone COUM, CORM, MBRM + Heptadecanone (Hede)... 

Hydrocarbons Dodecane, 2-Ethyldodecane 8-Methyldecene Heneicosane. Hexadecene COUM ++ CORM ++ Heneicosane (Hene) (RV = 0.889) ... 

---