Growth Rate and Nutrient Content Changes of Humulus japonicus

Allergenicity of recombinant profilins from Japanese hop, Humulus japonicus.

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE Pollen from Japanese hop, Humulusjaponicus, is a major cause of pollinosis in Korea. Profilin (15 kDa) from Humulus scandens has been associated with strong allergenicity in allergic Chinese patients. Profilin has also been detected in pollen extract from Korean Japanese hop by proteomic analysis and immunoglobulin (Ig) E immunoblotting. However, the allergenicity of al...

Breast milk nutrient content and infancy growth

AIM Benefits of human breast milk (HM) in avoiding rapid infancy weight gain and later obesity could relate to its nutrient content. We tested the hypothesis that differential HM total calorie content (TCC) or macronutrient contents may be associated with infancy growth. METHODS HM hindmilk samples were collected at ages 4-8 weeks from 614 mothers participating in a representative birth cohor...

Consumer diversity indirectly changes prey nutrient content

Ecological stoichiometry can be a powerful tool to understand food web consequences of altered biogeochemical cycles as well as consequences of biodiversity loss on biogeochemistry and has proved to be a suitable framework to predict effects of consumers on the nutrient content of their prey. However, predictions from ecological stoichiometry have mainly been tested using single consumer specie...

Growth and nitrogen content of sunflower as affected by the rate and form of nitrogen

Investigation of the growth rate and secondary metabolites content of Lepidium sativum under exogenous melatonin treatment

Medicinal plants are rich sources of secondary metabolites. Lepidium sativum possess active compounds and secondary metabolites, including polyphenol, anthocyanin, flavonoid compounds, which are of special pharmaceutical and economic importance. Melatonin as bio-stimulator compound has a regulatory role on the amount of secondary metabolites and plant tolerance to environmental stresses. In thi...