ライフサイエンスコーパス: cane

1 ed by tiny particles of plant cells of sugar cane.

2 nthomonas albilineans in infections of sugar cane.

3 of the coding sequence to better suit sugar cane.

4 ut 2-3 times higher than those from unburned cane.

5 mprove gene expression capabilities in sugar cane.

6 ion in the leaf and stem of transgenic sugar cane.

7 uble lignin extracted from a sample of sugar cane.

8 m oil or ethanol derived from corn and sugar cane.

9 ation of PCs of wines, bunch stems and grape canes.

10 for characterization of grapevine leaves and canes.

11 runing storage on stilbenoid levels in grape canes.

12 We used internal cane and beet sugar industry documents from 1959 to 1971

13 The total PCs in cane and bunch stem extracts were 74 and 20% bioaccessib

14 rups (agave, corn, fiber, maple, rice, sugar cane and glucose) by partial least squares-discriminant

15 ntioxidant activity in the skin, pulp, seed, cane and leaf of one international (Muscat) and five nat

16 Sorghum, an African grass related to sugar cane and maize, is grown for food, feed, fibre and fuel.

17 large quantities of fuel ethanol, from sugar cane and maize, respectively.

18 -GGE) biplot program was used to analyze the cane and sucrose yields of 44 newly released sugarcane c

19 The cane and sucrose yields of nine cultivars were higher th

20 l impairment (VI) require aids such as white canes and guide dogs to navigate their environments.

21 or detection of bacteria in samples of sugar cane, and agreed well with values obtained using other m

22 ffective in the monocotyledonous plant sugar cane, and describe a modified alc system that is functio

23 varied significantly among the roots, trunk, canes, and leaves, including the growth characteristics.

24 ice of the land use factor employed to sugar cane are relevant parameters for the biofuel life cycle

25 However, grape canes are a promising source of stilbenoids and have eco

26 a proposed cropland conversion to the giant cane Arundo donax for biomass production.

27 producer in the world, primarily using sugar cane as feedstock.

28 ption or worse, and 28 (90%) reported a long cane as their habitual mobility aid.

29 prove economically-important traits in sugar cane as well as diversify sugar cane beyond traditional

30 0 ft (3 m) independently or with a walker or cane at 60 days after randomization.

31 e banana peel, ripe plantain peel, and sugar cane bagasse respectively.

32 straw, barley straw, corn stover, and sugar cane bagasse), and lignin contents were in good agreemen

33 grass (Panicum virgatum), corn stover, sugar cane bagasse, and poplar (Populus sp.).

34 CANE-based mapping of axonal projections and presynaptic

35 ls with high versus low intakes of corn- and cane-based sweeteners (measured as sweetened beverage in

36 3)C") might reflect consumption of corn- and cane-based sweeteners.

37 its in sugar cane as well as diversify sugar cane beyond traditional applications such as sucrose pro

38 lines showed sustainable resistance against cane borer and glyphosate spray can be further exploited

39 weedicide via the expression of two modified cane borer resistant CEMB-Cry1Ac (1.8 kb), CEMB-Cry2A (1

40 F-246 showed an efficient resistance against cane borers (Chilo infuscatellus) and was also highly to

41 ction is always threatened by the damages of cane borers and weeds.

42 In this sense, bunch stems and canes can be considered as new and sustainable sources o

43 syrups (SS), which are produced from beet or canes, can be used for adulterating honey.

44 Optogenetic stimulation of CANE-captured social-fear neurons (SFNs) is sufficient t

45 CANE consists of a knockin mouse and engineered viruses

46 cluded rice, sorghum, oil palm, beans, sugar cane, cow peas, wheat and cassava.

47 mobility related (18 857 [7.5%]) (needing a cane, crutches, motorized scooter, walker, wheelchair, s

48 describes sucrose accumulation in the sugar cane culm, and confirm their validity using numerical si

49 distinct range of values for corn- and sugar cane-derived foods, particularly those rich in high-fruc

50 his study investigated the efficacy of sugar cane-derived policosanol in healthy adults with mild hyp

51 trials conducted in Cuba, which showed sugar cane-derived policosanol to be similar in efficacy to st

52 rica that have examined the ability of sugar cane-derived policosanol to lower cholesterol.

53 a novel activity-dependent technology called CANE developed in our laboratory, we identified and sele

54 Mechanical wounding of freshly-pruned canes drastically shortens the time required to reach ma

55 ory GHG targets, while switchgrass and sugar cane ethanol and bio-LDPE likely do.

56 We also found Brazilian sugar cane ethanol and soybean biodiesel including direct and

57 ET model to estimate the variations in sugar cane ethanol CI and confirmed that despite the larger va

58 that despite the larger variations in sugar cane ethanol CI, the fuel provided a robust GHG reductio

59 The average CI per megajoule of sugar cane ethanol produced in Brazil for use in the U.S. was

60 r cane farming energy use (24.2%), and sugar cane ethanol transport (19.3%).

61 s examined--US corn ethanol, Brazilian sugar cane ethanol, and US soybean biodiesel--95% of the resul

62 life cycle GHG emissions of Brazilian sugar cane ethanol, using data from 67 individual sugar cane m

63 hly bioaccessible, noticeably e-viniferin in cane extract with 137%.

64 d to determine the stability of PCs in grape canes extracts stored at different temperatures and ligh

65 nt areas showed an association between sugar cane farming and elevated risk levels, driven by the pre

66 were on-field N(2)O emissions (24.3%), sugar cane farming energy use (24.2%), and sugar cane ethanol

67 allic diploid naturally adapted to the sugar cane fermentation process used in Brazil.

68 acts recovered from grapevine bunch stem and cane from Malbec grape cultivar.

69 Assistive techniques such as white canes, guide dogs, and sensory substitution provide a de

70 of a renewable jet fuel produced from sugar cane in Brazil under a consequential approach.

71 out in a traditional area of unburned sugar cane in Sao Paulo state, Brazil.

72 Cutting the grape canes in short segments immediately after pruning trigge

73 However, the sugar cane industry is facing some challenges caused by the co

74 CANE is a broadly applicable technology for dissecting c

75 Sugar cane is a major source of food and fuel worldwide.

76 ame data revealed that this species of sugar cane is an autooctaploid with 64 chromosomes arranged in

77 e influence of ammonium supplements on sugar-cane juice fermentation and the flavour profile in a cac

78 Sugar-cane juice with a low amount of assimilable nitrogen (81

79 nd decreased the POD and PPO activity of raw cane juice.

80 od obtained by boil evaporation of the sugar cane juice.

81 remove colour-inducing constituents in sugar cane juice/produced raw sugar.

82 urce HULIS samples from rice straw and sugar cane leaf burning displayed unambiguous suppression or e

83 ely induced the modified alc system in sugar cane leaves and stem, while an aerial spray was relative

84 d -2.9 kg CO2e/kg LDPE), and Brazilian sugar cane (mean: 33g CO2e/MJ and -1.3 kg CO2e/kg LDPE); biopr

85 Thirty-nine laboratory-reared cane mice each were inoculated subcutaneously with 3.0 l

86 ethanol, using data from 67 individual sugar cane mills submitted to RenovaBio in 2019/2020.

87 m samples adulterated with corn syrup, sugar cane molasses and polyfloral honey.

88 The procedure was applied to the analysis of cane molasses samples, and the concentrations obtained u

89 ure honey and samples adulterated with sugar cane molasses, glucose syrup, or caramel-flavored ice cr

90 The cane mouse, Zygodontomys brevicauda, is a natural host o

91 t and radiolabeled 1,4,7,10-tetraazacylodode cane N,N',N",N'''-tetraacetic (DOTA)-biotin.

92 ch like visually impaired humans use a white-cane, nocturnal insects and mammals use antennae or whis

93 mug/g) in skin of Ghara Shani, quercetin in cane of Ghara Shani (956 mug/g), rutin in skin of Ghara

94 ontent of total phenolic and anthocyanin and cane of Ghara Shani contains the highest amount of flavo

95 Ghara Shira (298 mug/g) and caffeic acid in cane of Ghara Shira (17.4 mug/g).

96 Sugar beet is next to sugar cane one of the most important sugar crops accounting fo

97 ly inducible gene expression system to sugar cane opens the door to new opportunities for basic resea

98 d products were from C4 plants such as sugar cane or corn syrup.

99 l visual field restrictions, who used a long cane or guide dog as their habitual mobility aid complet

100 maize (P. maydis & P. philippinensis), sugar cane (P. sacchari), pearl millet (Sclerospora graminicol

101 and indirect emissions associated with sugar cane production and fuel processing, distribution, and u

102 mitigated with the utilization of the sugar cane products.

103 mercial "unrefined" brown cane sugars and in cane raw sugars.

104 Grape canes represent a promising source of bioactive phytoche

105 progression (time to SP) on times to attain cane requirement (Disability Status Scale score of 6 [DS

106 bean (Mato Grosso, Brazil, two cases), sugar cane (Sao Paulo, Brazil), and wheat (Schleswig-Holstein,

107 hane (CH4) emission/sink response from sugar cane soil treated with fertilizer nitrogen (N) and vinas

108 genetic maps of rice, foxtail millet, sugar cane, sorghum, maize, the Triticeae cereals and oats int

109 olatile compounds and aging markers in sugar cane spirits aged for 36 months in casks made of 10 type

110 ation and for improving the quality of sugar cane spirits.

111 In Pinot Noir canes stored after pruning at room temperature, the stil

112 Complete inversion of cane sugar (2.04 M) in a batch stirred tank reactor at 6

113 Non-centrifugal cane sugar (NCS) is the second most important Colombian

114 Non-centrifugal cane sugar (NCS) samples obtained by traditional mouldin

115 Non-centrifugal cane sugar (NCS), also called "panela", is a high carboh

116 is study, eight types of non-centrifugal raw cane sugar (NRCS) were produced from two sugarcane varie

117 Raw cane sugar produced higher amounts of CML than refined s

118 tion of high-fructose corn syrup, as well as cane sugar, has been implicated in the rise of the obesi

119 c and citric in commercial "unrefined" brown cane sugars and in cane raw sugars.

120 diesel blend stocks from lignocellulosic and cane sugars at yields near their theoretical maxima.

121 f some inorganic anions and organic acids in cane sugars may be an important criterion of the quality

122 the quality of commercial "unrefined" brown cane sugars.

123 s, but recent results from research on sugar cane suggest that total sugar content can be greatly inc

124 le-carbon-isotope profile of corn- and sugar cane-sweetened or sugar-containing foods as tracked in t

125 rage obtained from the fermentation of sugar cane syrup that, depending on the production procedures,

126 for corn syrup and 109.2-893.1 mg kg(-1) for cane syrup), which arouses concern about food safety of

127 of the HMF direct determination in corn and cane syrups by HPLC-UV was carried out for the first tim

128 remely valuable for the improvement of sugar cane through biotechnology.

129 firmed and sustained score of 6 (requiring a cane to walk 100 m; confirmed at >150 days with no measu

130 atients with rLETM are anticipated to need a cane to walk within 5 years after onset.

131 Thus, RP patients use mobility aids such as canes to navigate, especially in dark environments.

132 ogy (capturing activated neuronal ensembles [CANE]) to label, manipulate, and transsynaptically trace

133 ctivity times near the invasion front of the cane toad (Rhinella marina), an invasive species that ha

134 lethylamine N-methyltransferase (RmNMT) from cane toad (Rhinella marina).

135 ed niche to study the global invasion of the cane toad Rhinella marina.

136 Here, we show that cane toad tadpoles (Rhinella marina) from invasive Austr

137 ical defences has evolved rapidly during the cane toad's international diaspora, consistent with the

138 uous tryptamine N-methyltransferase from the cane toad, Rhinella marina.

139 Our dissections of >1,200 field-collected cane toads (Rhinella marina) at a site in tropical Austr

140 tensive dataset from radio-tracking invasive cane toads (Rhinella marina) over the first 8 y since th

141 acking studies (in total, of 650 animals) of cane toads (Rhinella marina) to quantify distances moved

142 rent responses of retinal rods isolated from cane toads Bufo marinus and clawed frogs Xenopus laevis.

143 Cane toads in Australia are nocturnal, probably because

144 spread, and we apply this model to invasive cane toads in northern Australia.

145 tion led to a doubling of distance spread by cane toads in our model, highlighting the potential impo

146 Sandstone gorges offered cane toads novel, deeply shaded habitat.

147 Cane toads offer an ideal system to test this prediction

148 plished in MTN-added vegetables (corn, sugar cane, tomato, green soybean) and environmental samples (

149 re unusually long and thin, resembling sugar canes, unlike those seen in SC disease.

150 oncentration in spirits produced from burned cane was about 2-3 times higher than those from unburned

151 The best use of 1 ha of sugar cane was also assessed, considering the displacement of

152 ect of mechanical wounding on freshly-pruned canes was tested to increase the induction of stilbenoid

153 Using CANE, we selectively labeled neurons that were activated

154 0 times greater, respectively, for the sugar cane, wheat and rapeseed cases than for Salix.

155 The extract of sugar-cane yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) was enzymatically

156 From the perspective of cane yield, cultivars FN 40 and YZ 06-407 were well adap

157 e of conditions and produced relatively high cane yields in several pilot sites.