|
ARTIGOS PUBLICADOS EM PERIÓDICOS
|
|
P120-99 Lysine
degradation through the saccharopine pathway in mammals. Molecular
and enzymatic evidences for the involvement of both bifunctional
and monofunctional lysine-degrading enzymes in mouse
Papes F, Kemper
EL, Neto GC, Arruda P*
Biochemical
Journal 344: 555-563, 1999. IF= 3.579
*E-mail: parruda@turing.unicamp.br
|
|
P121-99 The role
of Opaque-2 in the control of Lysine-Degrading activities
in developing maize endosperm
Kemper EL, Neto
GC, Papes F, Moraes KCM, Leite A, Arruda P*
Plant Cell 11:
1981-1994, 1999. IF= 9.709
*E-mail: parruda@unicamp.br
|
|
P122-99 Two genes
control aluminum tolerance in maize: genetic and molecular
mapping analyses
Sibov ST, Souza
AP*, Ottoboni LMM, Junior CLS, Arruda P*
Genome 42: 475-482,
1999. IF= 1.876
*E-mail: anete@unicamp.br
|
|
P123-99 The molecular
and functional characterization of na opaque-2 homologue gene
from Coix and a new classification of plant bZIP proteins
Vettore AL,
Arruda P*, Leite A, Silva MJ, Yunes JA
Plant Molecular
Biology 36: 249-256, 1999. IF= 2.852
|
|
P124-99 Oxygen
consumption by Metarhizium anisopliae during germination
and growth on different carbon sources
Braga GUL, Destefano
RHR, Messias CL*
Journal of Invertebrate
Pathology 74: 112-119, 1999. IF= 1.069
*E-mail: cmessias@unicamp.br
|
|
125-99 Random
amplified polymorphic DNA of screwron by populations (Diptera:
Calliphoridae) from Southeastern Brazil and Northern Argentina
Azeredo-Espin
AM*
Genome 42: 772-779,
1999. IF= 1.876
*E-mail: azeredo@unicamp.br
|
|
P126-99 Plasticity
of Drosophila melanogaster wing morphology: effects
of se, temperature and density
Klaczko LB*
Genetica 105:
203-210, 1999. IF= 0.949
*E-mail: klaczko@unicamp.br
|
|
P127-99 Size
and shape heritability in natural populations of Drosophila
mediopunctata temporal and microgeographical variation
Klaczko LB*
Genetica 105:
35-42, 1999. IF= 0.949
*E-mail: klaczko@unicamp.br
|
|
P-128-99 Anti-inflammatory
and Antinociceptive Effects of the Essential Oil of Croton
cajucara Benth
Bighetti EJB,
Hiruma-Lima CA, Souza Brito ARM*
The analgesic and
anti-inflammatory properties of the essential oil (EO) from
C. cajucara barks administered orally were determined
in several standard rodent models of pain and inflammation.
Pre-treatment with EO significantly decreased the latency
of sleeping time evoked by pentobarbital and increased the
sleeping time induced by pentobarbital. The highest doses
of the EO produced a significant inhibition of acetic acid-induced
abdominal writhing in mice and raised the pain thresholds
of mice in the hot-plate test when significantly increased
the latency at all observation times. At the lowest dose,
the EO exerted anti-inflammatory effects in animal models
of acute as well as chronic inflammation. EO produced a significant
inhibition of carrageenan-induced oedema in a dose-dependent
manner and also inhibited chronic inflammation (cotton pellet
granuloma) by 38 %. However, the EO did not inhibit neutrophils
migration into the peritoneal cavity. The data showed that
the EO from C. cajucara contains compounds that showed
a significant antinociceptive effect when the EO was administered
at the highest dose. This effect seems to be related to interaction
with the opioid system. Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology
51:1447-1453, 1999. IF= 0.771
*E-mail: abrito@unicamp.br
|
|
P129-99 Tamponamento
das lesões renais transfixantes com colágeno tipo I
Mantovani M,*
Vidal BC*, Concon Filho A
Type I collagen
manufactured at UNICAMP was used to tamponate transfixing
renal lesions. A complete tamponade way was achieved and urinary
loss was prevented. 36 mongrel dogs received a perforating
transfixing lesion in the distal region of the kidney, similar
to that caused by a firearm bullet. Into the wounded tunnel
type I collagen was introduced and evaluations were made 4,
7, 15, 30 and 60 days after the intervention. A homogeneous
scar formation with early, organized renal regeneration was
evident from the 7th day onward. The use of type
I collagen is thus an affective and safe method to be used
in this type of renal wound. Acta Cirurgica Brasileira
(serial online) 14(4), 1999
*Phone: xx –19-251-7049; vidal@unicamp.br
|
|
