Gustative system

Besides these, a number of other alkaloids are known to have a bitter taste, which was generally discovered accidentally, as many are toxins, poisons, and other biologically active compounds. Finally, the bitter taste of alkaloids also has some importance in the interaction between plants and animals, especially insects, which have a gustative system quite different from that of vertebrates these interactions have some important applications in ecology and agriculture. 

Table 3.2. High explosive loading systems characteristics (after Wackerle [62W01], Gust et al. [73G01] ).

Gust D, Moore TA (1991) Photosynthetic Model Systems. 159 103-152 Gutman I (1992) Topological Properties of Benzenoid Systems. J62 1 -28 Gutman I (1992) Total n-Electron Energy of Benzenoid Hydrocarbons. 162 29 - 64 Guyon P-M, Gislason EA (1989) Use of Synchrotron Radiation to Study-Selected Ion-Molecule Reactions. 151 161-178... 

Dynamic Dust Measurements for Middle Gust Event II , TRW-20295.000, TRW Systems Group, Redondo Beach (1972) 118) G. 

Gust D, Moore TA, Moore AL. Photochemistry of supramolecular systems containing C60. J Photochem Photobiol B Biol 2000 58 63-71. 

Information garnered from studies with simple homogeneous media and artificial systems in which these centers are tethered by a bridge of appropriate chemical nature in comparison to natural objects provides insight into what occurs mechanistically in both systems (Gust and Moor, 1992, Sessler, 1992, Wasielewski, 1992, 2002 Wesielwski et al., 2000 Ponce et al., 2000 Tezcan et al., 2001 Likhtenshtein, 1993,1996 and references therein). 

Gust, D, and Moor, T.A. (eds) (1989) Covalently linked donor-acceptor photosynthetic model systems. Tetraedron 45 (special issue)... 

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