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GROWTH INHIBITOR

The inhibitors of amino acid synthesis, sulfonylureas, imidazolinones, and glyphosate, were first recognized as general growth inhibitors that prevent mitotic entry (188,189). Whatever the mode of action, herbicides that inhibit amino acid synthesis also cause a rapid inhibition of cell growth, usually through inhibition of mitotic entry. [Pg.46]

In the General Electric—Allegheny Ludlum (GE—AT,) process (18), boron and nitrogen with sulfur or selenium are used as grain-growth inhibitors. [Pg.370]

J. R. Knowles in E. E. Hahn, Antibiotics FT (Modes and Mechanisms of Microbial Growth Inhibitors] Springer-Vedag, New York, 1983, pp. 90-107. [Pg.56]

ATMP crystal growth inhibitor 5-10 10 -10 1 poor poor 90-100%... [Pg.150]

Many pesticides cause endocrine disruption in vertebrate and invertebrate species at concentrations that are not overtly metabolically toxic. The insect growth inhibitor diflubenzuron can affect the reproduction, development and behaviour of estuarine crustaceans at concentrations of just lOmgP (reviewed... [Pg.55]

The multi-stream multi-stage system is a valuable means for obtaining steady-state growth when, in a simple chemostat, the steady-state is unstable eg when the growth-limiting substrate is also a growth inhibitor. This system can also be used to achieve stable conditions with maximum growth rate, an achievement that is impossible in a simple chemostat (substrate-limited continuous culture). [Pg.32]

Gas mixing patterns Volatile products Growth inhibitors... [Pg.71]

The early literature on naturally occurring plant growth inhibitors and the influence one plant might exert on another by chemical means (allelopathy) is considered comprehensively in various reviews (12, 15, 36, 37, 48, 49, 61, 67, 94, 121, 162). Reviews of studies concerned with the influence of plant exudates on root-infecting fungi (130) and the effects of phytotoxins which arise as decomposition products (113) have appeared recently. Because of the excellent coverage of the topics by others, no attempt is made here to review the early literature exhaustively. Instead, consideration is restricted essentially to specific compounds and to some of the more recent literature. [Pg.117]

Chelidonic acid has been found to exist in the free state in many plants (122). A concentration as high as 10 2 M, calculated on a fresh-weight basis, has been measured. Leopold et al. (89) found that chelidonic acid functioned as a growth inhibitor in the pea straight-growth test. Some inhibition was obtained at 10 5 M and 50% inhibition was measured at 10 4 M. Growth was promoted in the presence of IAA. This action is similar to that noted for coumarin and other unsaturated lactones. As with lactones, the inhibitory effect of chelidonic acid could be relieved by pretreatment of the tissue with BAL. [Pg.132]

Yokum et al. (167) have studied the properties of a germination and growth inhibitor produced by Setaria glauca (yellow foxtail). The inhibitor was heat-stable, dialyzable, neutral, and nonnitrogenous. The authors suggested that it was a carbohydrate. [Pg.136]

Rothwell and Wain (126) have isolated in crystalline form a growth inhibitor from Lupinus luteus (yellow lupine) pods which they have partially characterized. Analytical data suggested that the inhibitor possessed the characteristics of an unsaturated hydroxyketo acid. Inhibition in the wheat coleoptile cylinder test was obtained with concentrations of 0.25 to 1.0 p.p.m. [Pg.136]

Relatively few sites of growth-modifying or growth-inhibitory action have been identified at the cellular and molecular level. Consequently, the exact action of, and relationships between, auxins, gib-berellins, kinins, and growth inhibitors remain to be elucidated. [Pg.138]

Vascular Endothelial Growth Inhibitor (Protein sharing homology with TNF-a) Inhibits EC proliferation... [Pg.85]


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Growth Inhibitors (Clofentezine, Hexythiazox, Etoxazole)

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Growth factor inhibitor

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Growth hormone biosynthesis inhibitors

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Herbicide growth inhibitor

Hydrate growth inhibitors

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Microbial growth inhibitors

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Platelet-derived growth factor inhibitors

Polyelectrolyte crystal-growth inhibitors

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