ライフサイエンスコーパス: squash

1 ene imidazolinones (Baby Spinach, Broccolli, Squash).

2 pinach, alfalfa sprouts, and eggplant/summer squash).

3 o Assess Health-enhancing physical activity (SQUASH).

4 emblage of bees visiting avocado compared to squash.

5 , black pepper, parsley, carrot, potato, and squash.

6 stemically infects both tobacco and zucchini squash.

7 improve both safety and quality of fresh-cut squash.

8 tables (tomatoes, sweet potatoes, and winter squash), 18% to 59% of the population was estimated to m

9 , with wild-crop hybrids derived from yellow squash (a cultivar of C. pepo with transgenic resistance

10 luorescent protein-like fluorophores to bind Squash, a highly folded fluorogenic RNA.

11 The expanded structural core of Squash allows it to recognize unnatural fluorophores tha

12 ns of two of the three primary domesticates--squash and goosefoot--are now debated, and until recentl

13 uch as melon, cucumber, watermelon, pumpkin, squash and gourds.

14 s the possible cultivation of Cucurbita pepo squash and little barley (Hordeum pusillum).

15 he determination of chlorfenapyr residues in squash and okra matrices.

16 lized for surveying chlorfenapyr residues in squash and okra samples collected from the market.

17 ence for the early consumption of cultivated squash and peanuts along with two other major food plant

18 ication of the WL1 satellite RNA in zucchini squash and that this phenotype maps to RNA 1.

19 getable" pattern, which consisted largely of squashes and root and leafy vegetables.

20 eafy vegetables [carrots, pechay (bok choy), squash, and kangkong (swamp cabbage)] and 7, 15, or 29 g

21 curbits such as cucumber, melon, watermelon, squash, and pumpkin.

22 pecialist pollinator of Cucurbita (pumpkins, squashes, and gourds) has been profoundly impacted by th

23 Virus-resistant transgenic squash are grown throughout the United States and much o

24 e study of plant food use wherever gourds or squashes are preserved, documents the earliest evidence

25 In a study of residues from gourd and squash artifacts, we recovered starch grains from manioc

26 Squash associated physically with Piwi, and reductions i

27 cient Maya crops including maize, arrowroot, squash, avocado, and other fruits and harvested fauna.

28 ural MTD defects, including shortened and/or squashed B-tubules with reduced numbers of protofilament

29 shared by experts across disciplines (e.g., squash, ballet, volleyball) during non-specialized movem

30 A Squash-based ratiometric sensor achieved quantitative SA

31 Populations of the squash bee Eucera pruinosa experienced rapid growth in a

32 impacts on the behavior of their specialist squash bee pollinator (Xenoglossa pruinosa), generalist

33 visitor but decreased the occupancy of male squash bees and cucurbit beetles in wilted flowers compa

34 een ambient air dryness and the abundance of squash bees and cucurbit beetles residing within the hum

35 altering interactions with the specialists, squash bees and cucurbit beetles.

36 reduced humidity received fewer visits from squash bees but not from generalist pollinators.

37 populations from eastern North America where squash bees were historically able to colonize novel env

38 -barrel fold, and a P1 domain, which forms a squashed beta-barrel consisting of six antiparallel beta

39 alternatives-dominated by soy, green pepper, squash, buckwheat, and asparagus-Americans can collectiv

40 Here, we examine this possibility in the squash bug Anasa tristis, an insect pest that requires b

41 ow this heterogeneity arises, we utilize the squash bug, Anasa tristis, and its bacterial symbionts i

42 stitutions are unable to systemically infect squash, but they revert to a wild-type phenotype in the

43 s, the perikarya of the oligodendrocytes are squashed close together, and it is common to find tight

44 ients from the milpa diet (maize, beans, and squash: CP), and to evaluate their physical, nutritional

45 ed in fascicular phloem P-protein plugs from squash (Cucurbita maxima) represent cucurbit members of

46 olus vulgaris), bamboo (Phyllostachys nuda), squash (Cucurbita maxima), castor bean (Ricinus communis

47 Peanut (Arachis sp.), squash (Cucurbita moschata), and cotton (Gossypium barba

48 ot rot, fruit rot and crown rot syndromes in squash (Cucurbita moschata), is a devastating pathogen w

49 nhabitants adopted major crop plants such as squash (Cucurbita moschata), peanuts (Arachis sp.), and

50 ed atmosphere packaging on organic fresh-cut squash (Cucurbita moschata).

51 modulated through changes in the host plant, squash (Cucurbita pepo L.) nutrient profile.

52 s cradles of domestication with evidence for squash (Cucurbita pepo) cultivation appearing as early a

53 ified plasma membrane vesicles obtained from squash (Cucurbita pepo) roots and found it to be 3 x 10(

54 We used squash (Cucurbita pepo) to test whether the genetic mode

55 annua), chenopod (Chenopodium berlandieri), squash (Cucurbita pepo), and sunflower (Helianthus annuu

56 Here we document the cultivation of squash (Cucurbita sp.) at about 10,250 calibrated years

57 nce for maize (Zea mays L.) and domesticated squash (Cucurbita spp.) in contexts contemporaneous with

58 in the flowers of both wild and domesticated squashes (Cucurbita spp.).

59 With Squash:DFQL-1T complexes, we generate RNA-based sensors

60 mers that activate GFP-derived fluorophores, Squash does not harbor a G-quadruplex, sandwiching its f

61 ngo, apple, kiwi, lettuce, broccoli, carrot, squash, eggplant, radish, mushroom, cucumber, and tomato

62 s photostable NIR fluorescence when bound to Squash, enabling RNA visualization in living mammalian c

63 Squash exhibits markedly improved in-cell folding and hi

64 The squash family (Cucurbitaceae) contains some of the most

65 example is the biosynthesis of MCoTI-I/II, a squash family-derived cyclic trypsin inhibitor, which in

66 In this study, we developed a squash FISH procedure allowing successful detection of s

67 investigated N metabolism in Cucurbita pepo (squash) floral nectaries in order to understand how vari

68 Squash flower temperatures remain near ambient, but thei

69 Our findings showcase squash flowers as humid microhabitats that influence rep

70 a broader ecological context, we perforated squash flowers in farms to assess impacts on the behavio

71 ess of wildflower strip presence, and winter squash fruit count was consistently lower on farms with

72 Squash genes (SLW1 and SLW3) induced systemically after

73 eobotanical record of three important crops--squash, goosefoot and sunflower--as well as an extinct m

74 The squashed iGb3 orientation is stabilized by several inter

75 provide evidence for early use of peanut and squash in the human diet and of cotton for industrial pu

76 Squash is a widely popular racket sport, practiced by mi

77 Squash is an RNA aptamer that strongly activates the flu

78 whole plants and in protoplasts of zucchini squash is analyzed.

79 replicating bipartite geminiviruses such as squash leaf curl to systemically infect the host require

80 the species level were other members of the Squash leaf curl virus (SLCV) clade, which is endemic in

81 movement of bipartite geminiviruses such as squash leaf curl virus (SqLCV) requires the cooperative

82 BR1 and BL1 encoded by the plant pathogenic squash leaf curl virus act in a coordinated manner to fa

83 Thus, squash leaf curl virus appears to recruit the endoplasmi

84 ese studies support and extend our model for squash leaf curl virus movement, showing that BR1 has a

85 roteins encoded by the bipartite geminivirus squash leaf curl virus, was immunolocalized to unique ap

86 ng microscopy, optical tweezers, and a novel squashed-mount embryo preparation, we tracked single dro

87 zymes involved in carbohydrate metabolism in squash nectaries throughout floral maturation and the as

88 permatids as detected by GFP fluorescence in squashes of living seminiferous tubules from adult teste

89 and pUBA, respectively, on mitotic metaphase squashes of T1 plants of the cultivated hexaploid oat Av

90 d or extensively tested in the field such as squash, papaya, plum, grape, and sugar beet.

91 mber mosaic virus (CMV) onto young leaves of squash plants and used two aphid species, Aphis gossypii

92 tions from infected source plants to healthy squash plants.

93 rved videos of actions (e.g. breaking stick, squashing plastic bottle) along with corresponding point

94 eramic presence of a domesticated species of squash, possibly Cucurbita argyrosperma.

95 Further analyses on the testis squash preparation and spermatozoa at a subcellular leve

96 nscriptionally active puffs in such polytene squash preparations after heat shock treatment.

97 we show that mitotic neuroblasts from brain squash preparations from larvae heteroallelic for the tw

98 A mutation, L261F, in the squash protein converts it from a non-selective enzyme i

99 as well as an acid-free polytene chromosome squash protocol that preserves the antigenicity of the h

100 The genus Cucurbita (squashes, pumpkins, gourds) contains numerous domesticat

101 tal function, including armadillo, spaghetti squash, quail, spire, Src64B, and Tec29A.

102 the myosin regulatory light chain Spaghetti squash rather than another potential substrate, Moesin,

103 ol assemblages associated with the maize and squash remains all indicate that these plants were early

104 ion cocrystal structure of fluorophore-bound Squash, revealing that while the overall fold of the rib

105 ion cocrystal structure of fluorophore-bound Squash, revealing that while the overall fold of the rib

106 at the two crop species tested, avocado and squash, showed community dissimilarity between high and

107 nd weak larval lethal mutations in spaghetti squash (sqh), which encodes the nonmuscle myosin II regu

108 ntification of Drosophila zucchini (zuc) and squash (squ), which function in germline RNAi processes.

109 A squash technique was developed for log phase Tetrahymena

110 rediction of antioxidant compounds in summer squash tissues collected since 2009-2012.

111 ively, the extended iGb3 headgroup could be "squashed" upon docking of the TCR and accommodated betwe

112 Mutations in eight squashed vulva (sqv) genes in Caenorhabditis elegans cau

113 Mutations in C. elegans sqv (squashed vulva) genes affect both vulval morphogenesis a

114 sqv (squashed vulva) genes comprise a set of eight independen

115 in any of eight Caenorhabditis elegans sqv (squashed vulva) genes, the vulval extracellular space fa

116 We have named these genes sqv-1 to sqv-8 (squashed vulva).

117 , isolated de novo from random-sequence RNA, Squash was evolved from the bacterial adenine riboswitch

118 Approximately 4 g or 32 g of squash was packed in plastic pouches filled with CO(2) t

119 In the American tropics, squashes were among the first cultivated crop species, b

120 zed for both size and sequence, and selected Squash, which binds and activates the fluorescence of gr

121 ickadee, diaphanous, Cdc42, quail, spaghetti-squash, zipper, and scrambled.

122 including watermelon, honey melon, cucumber, squash, zucchini and pumpkin, belong to the family Cucur