'Secondary metabolism' diaporamas de présentation

3. Introduction to Secondary Metabolism and the Biosynthesis of Natural Products

3. Introduction to Secondary Metabolism and the Biosynthesis of Natural Products. RA Macahig FM Dayrit. Introduction Metabolism : (Gr. metabole = change) the totality of the chemical changes in living cells which involves the buildup and breakdown of chemical compounds.

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3. Introduction to Secondary Metabolism and the Biosynthesis of Natural Products

3. Introduction to Secondary Metabolism and the Biosynthesis of Natural Products. RA Macahig FM Dayrit. Introduction Metabolism : (Gr. metabole = change) the totality of the chemical changes in living cells which involves the buildup and breakdown of chemical compounds.

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Batch culture: Growth Kinetics

Batch culture: Growth Kinetics. During log phase growth reaches maximum (max) After depletion of substrate, growth rate decreases and finally ceases. m = m max s ( Ks +s). m= specific growth rate. m. m max. 1/2 m max. Ks = substrate concentration.

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Wine Science at the University of Adelaide

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Metabolism:

Metabolism: The chemical reactions that occur in living organisms, comprising anabolism and catabolism; may be qualified to mean the chemical reactions undergone by a particular substance, or class of substances, in a living organism. OR alternateively:

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Future Prospect

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Recognition

Common. A CO441. Pathogen attack. Redox state. Auxin. I. C. Recognition. C. I. Peroxidases. Brassinosteroid. R genes. C. I. I. C. C. I. Respiratory burst. ABA. Gluthiatone -S- transferase. Hormone s ignaling. C. I. I. C. Ethylene. Signaling. I. C. C. I. Signaling.

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Red Ripe (114)

Red Ripe (114). T2 Ctrl (123). T2 1-MCP (123). T1 Ctrl (120). T1 1-MCP (120). c. b. d. a. 0,2. 2. 0. 1,5. 114. 115. 116. 117. 118. 119. 120. 121. 122. 123. Heat Shock Protein Asparagine Synthetase Dehydrogenase Elongation factor. -0,2. 1. -0,4. 0,5.

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